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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-29

San Antonio Express, Monday
evening Two men, Bill Allen and Sc.
crest, met 1T Jack Humphreys store
IN The Post Oaks, about eighteen miles
East OF the city, A difficulty sprang
up between them, when abusive Ian,
gnage was used on both sides, resulting
~, q resort TO arms 10 settle the matter.
winchester rides being the fret weap.
ons NJ hand, they took each a gun.
stepped out aud commenced firing at
taell other. On the third FIRE, both
lell dead, The men are residents In
that section OF the country, and leave
many friends ANA relatives to grlevs
over the dreadful result OF their quar-
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Attorneys at Law.

: >
w. g. Oldham, office in Mitchie's building
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main street.
Janlidtf
j. NJ. Hayes, 2OI Commerce street, DAllas,
Texas. Special attention paid TO land
claims. jan9dtf
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, NO
205 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oct29-dtf
Aldredge Geo. N, iO5 Main street, neal
Courthouse. IL
Mccoy 4 Mccoy, Office south side OF Court.
house square. u
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THE GRAIN MARKET.

CORN Market fully stocked. We quote :
Texas, loci Kansas, husked, 5jc; do, shelled,
In bulk, Csc; sacked, zoe.
WHEAT demand; receipts light.
No. 2 red, 81 10; No. q, SIC.
BARLEY-Stock small with little demand.
Full bright, GOc: common, i5@jOc.
OATS-Receipts moderate with good de
mand. Prime red, i3c; mixed and black, 4Oc.
RYE-Stock small, with little or no de-
mand. Good medium, SOC per bushel.
BRAN-Market well supplied with fair de-
mand. We quote NJ SOC percwt.
HAY-We quote at slO@l6 per ton.
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Fruits AND NUTS.

ApPLEs-stock light We quote medium
at S. per barrel; choice 81.
LEMONs-stock moderate; Messina, per
box, 50. al r,oaerate !, a.
mand; choice Messna are held Az r a pm ood
we anote fair TO prime, s29i per bunch.
FIGS-ln layer, per pound Hc' ,ona of
PECANS-Scarce and In fair demanu ~
lOc ner pound.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-29

About two hundred persons attend
ed the Old Folks or the Centennial
Ball, at Giddings, on Tuesday evening.
me costumes were very fine; the
music was excellent and dancing was
Kept up to a late hour, II being about
4 O'Clock In the morning when the ball
broke up.
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ESCULENTS.

oNIoNs-In fair supply and demand at
SO 25@3 70 per Dbl. , xya
PUTATOES-Market fully stocked. we
quote at 50 1908 90 per Dbl, Seed potatoes
are quoted at 81 20 az 20 per Dbl, anu
BEANs-Northern and Eastern In goou
demand at 4(a5c per ID.
CABBAGES-Llght stock and In mo1ers,,e 9
demand. They are selling in bulk al siz@io
per 100 head, as to quality.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
OFFICE OF THE HERALD, !
Dallas. Texas, February ~, 1870.
MONETARY.

We have no change 10 note In monetary
matters, The market still remains firm and
quiet, with sufficient means 10 meet all avail
able and legitimate demands. Ronds, state
county and municipal, remain nominal
with few Inquiries and no sales We repea
our quotations of yesterday;
GoLD-Tnere are but few transactions TO
note, We quote: Buying, III; selling, ia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lO1; buying, los.
ENCliANGE-ln fair demand. We quote
Commercial, Il discount; bank, y premium,
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WHISKY-sl 1908 50.
BRANDY-Domestic, 81 5O@2 50; imported
S8@l0.
CLARET-S498 per case.
PORT WINE-Imp0rted, 81 75Cd2 90.
SHERRY-Imported 81 75@2 %.
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The Republican IL the favorlte met.
ropolltan paper here, and the sending
out OF an active man would add great.
~ 10 llh lhleleht' W. NJ
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No.arles Public and Conveysneers.

Peak W. W., Office northeast room in the
special attention given 70 taking DEPOSIT
tons. executing Deeds, Bonds, Powers Of
Attorney, Deeds of Trust, etc., etc. ONCE
Northeast room In Courthouse.
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Dental Surgeons.

DIR. J, w McGee, Dentist graduated in the
Baltimore Dental College In 1874. ONCE re-
moved 10 southeast corner Elm and Lamar
streets, over Kahns clothing store. ly
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phy.,eian. and Surgeons.

Jno. II. Morton, MD, office over First Ma
tional Bank. Residence corner San Jacinto
and HARDWOOD streets, Dallas, Texas.
jan25dlm
J.H. Gibbs, M. D., II. II. Boswell, M. D.,
Physicians and Surgeons. Special attention
| given to diseases and deformities OF eye and
ear. Once over Wohl's store, Ga Elm street.
uOy2I-tf
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FARMERS OF TEXAS.

One enterpris sing man In your midst who
planted my new Cabbage Seed had forty
thousand that made large and solid heads;
another grew Onions that weighed pound
seed! You will find extracts from their let
tiers in my Catalogue. With seed equally
good why can not you do aswell? My large,
asta 81 v seea d Fn sagsd
free to all. JAMES j. II. GREGORY,
janlw8t Marblehead, Mass.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.

w, G. Sickles & Co., Grocers and dealers In
produce, No. GIG Elm street, corner OF Poy-
dras. nov2dtf
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4 n.EMTIsINt. Cheap. eaood systsn.

a DyERTlslNG, Cheap; Good: Svsfsn-
N atic,--All persons who contemplate
making contracts Win newspaperss s ior ne
cen q 10 Geo. p. Rowell 4 Co, II Park Row,
New York, for their PAAfPHLET-B0oK
(ainsfv-serfnfh cdniln), containing Lists of
ing the cost. ADVERTISEMENTS tab en- for Load
ing paperB in many states at o tremendous
reduction nom pubusbens' rates. GET rlsE
no0K. Ssd&wlI
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Cotton Statement

For the week ending u NJ, Friday, Feb
ruary 25,lS76. Furnished for THE HERALD by
V. II. Evans, Reporter In this City for the
National Cotton Exchange.
Stock on hand September lst. a
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OK IA con per day. Agents wanted. All
~ " plV classes OF working people OF both
sexes, young and old, make more money at
work for us, In their own localities. during
their spare moments, or all their time, than
al any thing else. Wa offer employment
that Will pay handsomely for every hours
Tree. Send us your address at once. Don't
delay. Now f. the time. Don't look for
work OF business elsewhere, until you have
p---sia~d Nsirs 2SSd@wlv
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Oily secretary.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
wv quested to announce NJ. n. MeMur-
tray as n enndidate for tho office of City
Secretary. Election April 4th.
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1e,An Trusses, supporters and
<&8A - Pile Pipes, "Seeley's Had
KNFnI*3W YRubber Trusses." Cool
I clearly, light, perfectly saio
Ms- Sazand comfortable, Tree from
NIL sour, rusty, chatting,
strappng, or poulticelike unpleasantness;
used In bathing, endorsed by the profession.
long tested, always reliable. BEWARE Of
INVITATIONS. Genuine stamped al. b
Seeley." Estab's, lsi7 Ches, ST., Phila., and
7y7 Broadway, N. Y. Sent by mail or express
and sold by leading druggists. Send for cat
alogue
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ELEoTION-APRIL 4, 1876.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE,
w quested TO announce w. L.. CabeiI a,
q candidate for Mayor at the ensuing elcc
ton IN April.
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DECEMBER.

1.-Publication of ey-speaker Dlaine's letter
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Mississippi Democratic state Convention held at JACKSON
4-First Canal Report published. "A Constitutional
Convention called IN Alabama. 49, l.,
5.-Inuudaticn Of kru Prussia disastrous ncoos IN
British India reported. Election OF delegates 10 'hs
Qualification OF Dr. j. NJ. WOodwoTths report TO sec
re airy Brstow yellow fever. 80 - .,,,.
at Urbana. The Mountain Meadow jury disagiecs.
Arrest OF persons charged with robong me - lIoaS
urv Of S11 900 Cardinal McCOskey SAILS f0i Europe
Gov. Tnien approved the removal OF Corporation
Counsel i. d. smith, and William G. Whitney loox INC
commission merchants liabilities, 100000. =.
Syracuse. Meeting OF the American Science AssoelA-
I1%Tie H1ndbolders Purchasing Committee buys the
Northern Pacific Railroad for 100000. Heavy rams
i'm wJersey, Hey-YOIk, and Massachusetts; snow on
Tkes Peak Failure OF Tie stockton Rail MIL Company,
England: habiIities. 100000. go,
I3-M6re failures reported in London....Goy. 1ilden
1i.-Pubhcation in The TRIBUNE Of r. "5dy Johnsons
i6-PubHcstion OF VIM. Wclsh's letter 20 Prof o. c.
Marsh on Indian agency frauds, and +. W. Bras leter
favorng the OHIO Democrats. Tho Hermann statue
unyaiicd Mt Detnold. Westpbaiia ,,,., .
Is-The Mistletoe sunk BY tae royal W It Albertai
2f@0reanization Of the National Union party At Bos
ton and nomination Of Banks and Lam r. u Prc'dent
aud VicePresdcnt.. Opening Of the jngress 0t Ger
@2yIsies H. Noe, merchant OF New-Yorl', fatally in
aS,H&cception in New-York Of the American Rife
Team. ,. ,,,.i.
9j.-Tbe Grecuhdck Convention meets nj D2tto,'.
2G-suspcnsiou OF the Bank Of California, san Fran
cisco. Stirling, Ahreus a Goa AIiipit sugar itiuNts
fail for S3bOO,OO0.. FIRST SD mcut OF peaches 10
Europe. Ga Tho steamer Ohio from philadelphia. .
27.-Failuir OF the National 'rOld Bank ana trust
Company, aud the Merchants Bank, san Francesca.
Geo. y. Lo.d testified, 40 Albany "a ne complaint oil
bribery IN the legislature.
G9.-ATo,t al philadelphia OF stale Treasurer S"oy OF
NcN-JcTsCy Ion eubez1cInCnt OF NhJ,oOO
3C-Failmto: lc", shepard a 60. Oi Boston ana Lee,
ShytaId ~ Dillingham; OF hcW-hOrk, pbi '"'iSt ana
Union Adams y Go. IL NcW-IOrs, furhtnnG goods
aea -rs -. L ne new New-GUrk PO,-Utirr occupied.
3l.-IAe Panama Railroad ANA Pacific Man atro'incht
burning OF baxter, bell a Co i1t works.
Brooklyn; loss, 100000.
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lime.

IA school-housc and other property de
s.royed III Ninti-st. NewNOrk; loss el3s.O0 Loss Of
steamer v,csburg 100 miles or Newfoundland; over 40
lives lost.
2.-Tho Ohio Republican nominate State Officers.
Dedication Of tie Masonic Temple IN NewIor The
u. S. Treasury robbed II $4,000.
3.-Peter b. and James II. sweeny sued by tho state
for 100000. -
S7,OOO,OOO. go go
5.-THE TRIBUNE publishes aE interview with Vice
President Wilson on tie political GiIailoi. , ,
S.-Thc NcWiiampshire superior CJCfJ deodtS uc
Senatorial question.
1O-H r. Clann Co., Ncw-Yort indicted on a
charge OF receiving S!nugsIcd idc taidoa i'-
pubncans nominated STATIC OIlccI3.
13.-ICaNy irJsts In NCW-NC4k, PCnusyiVaulh, Now
jersey, anal Ncw-Lugland
l5-Tle Twccd decision rev eTseG 10y the Ncw-1orS
Court Ot AppeIis....TAe Maine Republicans nominated
state officers
IG.-Tuc Pennsylvania Plohibuoaists nominated State
officers. go.
I7.-Buusor Hill centennial celebrated. The OHIO
Democrats MINATED state officers.
1s.-f s,i.Ii earthquake s.lra felt ln 5eNcr' r'..a
north of . 'lJ....Ihe United States steamer eIaH"
lost In E!uur NaTOWs
2I.-DesIac,iFo thunderstorm iu tlia West
22.-ile Maize Democrats aut tAc Can. OIolH il ir-
pondeiits nominated State yiiels....1uty1 removed
ilOm Ola. P,l,t nuary % LudOo StrcctosL
23.-Eu,ruHgs lu,5 % lie aud uui"fi. 10y l-t over
How OF the CuC,ne. France. y. y Prohibit ori-,
dominated o,l,c ChiceIs.
21.-IGr Iowa Democrat, nominate S'ftc C!iC'4~.
2S.-Siy new indictments Iuu.ii again Tweed.
29.-Iuc American Team succ,.-iI Iu t.c inferno
NOual Iuat.a at Dolly mount Do. 80 p0 nts
3O-Iuc treasury Dtpar,uont conn 4etO'y REQ 5i'/ed.
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tho murder OF Edward Talmadge. First passenger
train through the HOoSao Tunnel. ..heaV s'orm Ia
Arkansas 80 ,,,-, o., %
within oisb miles Of BOuOgne ia his ltesaying CIess
l1.-FuIty dwellings buinod at MllerbtONh Iehh' :
I2|yolney v smith, n recent claimant Of the Ark
ansas GOvcInorShip' appointed CONSUL a' d. A"oi'''
WI ,, -.,
NAVIGATION on the Hudson reOpenod. rcck OF inc
stuart Hahuoman, from London TO Bombay 90 h'es
I5-The Fifth Avenue requirement bill defeated in the
n Y Assembly The Louisiana House ratlheS tue Lou
islam Compromise; Gov Kellogg recognized Inc IRON
puddlcrs' strike 90 Pittsburgh ended VI
I6-The I0ngshOrcmen's strike failure IN NeW-1ofs
aud BroOkli George Mason The counteTIeel, con
death during a balloon ascension 40 IaTlS
I7.-Drstructive flood on Mil River, Mass $500.
l9-Ceutnuia celebration of the Concord ana LfAihg
2G.@Deieat Of the Absolute Removal bin in the n
" Senate The National Academy OF Sciences meets AZ
SiRffest Of ex-Treasurer Parker of South Carolina
22-kitorney-Gencra George H. Williams resigns, to
take effect May %. Investigation oil te aletytu
DucbesIe conspiracy against Bismarck begun at BlSseis
23.-Tho n. Y. Senate passes the amended htii'N"i
bill. Three steamboats, burned at he"-Ofie"h' H"so
- Prot 0. C. Marsh delivers Led Clouds message 10
25.HDanage to The Union Lcagie Club House, New
S72The retla Of the Cardinalate conferred on Car
dnal McClUs6cy. Prominent Ncw-lork cltlels give
Carl Schtirz complimentary dinner; Co.,. 4,
2S-Efwards PieIIcpOnt appointed United States Al
tOrney- a. Oshkosh Wis, nearly destroyer ny
fire loss about S2,5OO,OOO Business part 81 l non
n y. Destroyed loss. 100000 Iauluet and seIe-
made TO Carl 5chuIz by the Germans OF New Sf@
Prince of Wales installed Grand Master ~ the Oii'eu
Grand IOdec OF MasOEs m England. go, .
2g-IaTgc fire az Detroit loss, 100000 .Ibc ih'ci-
national CJdo COMMITTEES meCts.n NeW-NOIk.
3O-Isaac Brandt Treasurer OF iowa con Nlcteu VI
emhpzzlcwcul Explosion in BuuECr's Hill coiliely,
North ota0Ordshire. England; over so lives lott
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SEPTEMBER.

1.-The Democrats cauy CalifOuia-...The
Association for The COdlfcatoa or international Law
met 40 The Hague.
2-The yaugaard sunkny Die Iron DIke in The English
Channel "a Montreal mob pIcrcuta tie burial OF Cu'
DOrd's T,m.ins.
4-Tlrrc wlitc men and ton ucsiucs killed .nd as
many wounded VA political q'jr'1G ~ linton. Miss
C,ny,ni m. meet me b. \ latid transit Co.uu..-
souc;, cotci routes selected, ANA tue -N"'ih'H con
--Ez.Att5nr, General Francis 6. Barloy's letter TO
iii ILI8UNi tEc law oi thc Tweed Geese p1ti.sbrl
S-tlecti'- ti the New OH ana Mary nj - nhrh
4rl P,nu-, ivaU.a aud Nisct usu Baucratr state Con
,rnti0ns. The Ncw-jcis,N Constitutional amendments
.IIrd Coz. Amc, OF Alsls.lpi asks iur Troops
iXulo. - in TIE c, u'aid Co.'S buidIn,, Sc"aIk; large
9IIr5f Ma ..h replies TO Secretary Dranos state
ueuts. B., steam barge Mendoza SUNK Ia Lake N''"
I1Iiieavy torn in the Northwest; the Propeller
Fguni.x goes toan iu Lake Mchis'a rnd - .ttN lost
i-E, Pet-ideit Wilson gives AS Wow ola ""a{ Is
eeICi.ej of dv tirpUt can r'Itl f'Htu'' 'i
ch5roj a Co.. foreign bankers o. ~ u h"""'''S'
1l-victcnt gales in the Mediterranean and at tho
iiilc Il ppii,ccus cary Maine. Mallory Butter
field, .W-lort pap,rhoaid ri''iS, s.7i'Nl, ala, ID;
Il-.r Icuclor consents iJ the Withdrawn Dl "' hl-
eorl,- fri9l Three Ncr-Yurk r-usH Enui and four
wounded by the breaking 81 ga "rIid. l."i'i- -
IS-gh Nco-Y.sa aui Neh-1sa, y. p",fi'.r' DIV .',
tioGs pIrturc nom Ae" 1"-a o 'l' "'' 'i
'2 10, we 'cS,cDe in tfc Guif or WcN.o DESTROYS
property, hundreds II lives, tua s'ci '"Ni ~ I'''
2i-Cl4r,. q. I,-hcr As .'da- beti ~ 'l'"'i'' "'
mai ,i.cut oi co.., d. lord auj otH 70 les
conspiracy n tu" IL iud award s0lutc. -,
lTlr Nr-,-I,Ia Lib, r. Republican, Muuy l'Hd re
publican ana hlassGcAusvtts Democratic touf th,'"is
meet. ,,... . ... t.....-
az RoU Cloud fil-.
21-Prbca or ~ Secretary Dcianos letter %. r''-n1-
ton atoeTttd sent. -. cd. Carl scLuL sr@t .fust H-
fi.u.n a tuci,uaj. .Etut hy Fan l.i'tr srl.'r
2e.-i.c L.ucJ.d Memorial -"". q i"G'.l g. rH'
- Formation d, INA. co ilf mean iHl'h at IIIl'
49, Ire L,Ycgn Te'~1TGh rub.i>ics syn"rs's oi l'lri7
dated Marc. ana May H. u,m Henry ~ 0iHnlt,' Al
..
10 Me- ria $50 ana nicotine %. 90. iH h' 't lii
;ouo- oi Gen. GoId0l.s stan at kim hrds 'Ni-I lh
Uganda. - ,.. ,.... ..l. ..,
.J--oar eclipse The Cow B1,'c t"ur' l' .As l
without go-u.'. Tic saf"ri1 t..t icfu'i I'D. 'ii
nate state officers .lrscI N'fs.r- t...' 'h' -
w0InCod ia % o.; way accident AGAR sore, hiua 600
lhc IIlia Avenue .t' Il.l- I... .- ii," I- ...i'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01

2.-Reyoulion at POrt-au-PrnCe, llaynj 40
foreigners killed The steamer St. Luke sunk AT SL
Louis and nine lives lost the schooner Consuco os OF
Marblehead Lake Erie and five lives lost tic steamer
Alhambra Lost on Cape sable Island
3-Heayy suits against the Brooklyn Trust COMPANY
5."ImernaI Rovenle Commissioner Doncas res'gn'
AZ Hyrs logt TIE Kentucky Democrats nominate
State officers The NewIOrk Assembly passes the sen
Y6TIc western Whisky Ring exposed. . Centennial
cecmau,n Of the capture OF Fort Iconduosd.. Inc
" lieg's message ON Charter Reform sent 10
the New-Yoih Legislature. The Cincinnati A'ay 'h"c'
i9%TGe General Rapid Transit bill passed in the New
I3nT6r Kentucky Republicans make state nouiuo
tons The last installmcnt Of Tie NhgimuS lHueI'i's
PI-Gen Hustled introduces Rapid Transit hill in tho
I51iargs ire at Rutland VT loss over 100000.
PeSbaynr India nearly destroyed ny flre.
I7.-The NrwIOrk Aldermen approve the moore h"plu
Is~Dise ,trous earthquake in Colombia and Venezuela
Cucuta, san Or.stObal, and Urcua Destroyed.
I9-ibc Sioux Indian delegates r.crled to secretary
Delano by te President. Mrs. Abraham Lincoln ac
Judged insane at Chicago. ,
26.~Iarso nrcs in Pcnnsylyana; loss AT Osce9la
S2,OOOOO The MeckcnburC Centennial celebrated "'
gi.%Tha forest fires in New-Yors, NewJersey, and
Pennsylvania continue. New York importers meet 10
devise measures against smuggling y
22-Tnc Now-Y0rk Legislature aG36trns; the Hustled
aTfhc iiscE Hills Expedition IcH Fort Leaycnworth
-. strike o. tho Lowell Class.) muicspRHc}5 ended.
26-Oyer 20 persons Eill,d ~ On c[D5>on ~ ia''ou
- President Hugh J. Jtweu appointed rcctiv.g c %"
H3 s9 s:sss o'.'i s,.op. buried to a.a injured
in French Catholic Catncdrb-si IoyoHe' Mtss. ,
29.-RcpoIt Of the loss Of 1000 re5 aud several va,
lagos in ASIA Minor by eltt--. 81 The Alert an"
Discover ci portsmouth - ID. Ar', G rS'oi'
3l-Prcs.dcu5 Grants Tl.s TTm litter published
&C.. The Union Pacific Railroad wi ia sun h w., ing.
states Court OF Claims for haf It's earnings on "o'@h
meut Trans OTtJuOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
NnNEMHEK.

1.-Snow and ice in Southern Nov-Yorls
and Northern P,nusylyania. Su-gcnsOn % the Ma
tioual Gold Banb San francisco.
at the rlato election tie Democratic carry NcW-
YORK. Virginia, Mississippi. and wisconsin ly.t' czcep
ton Of Governor; the Republicans carry -" m ruuctts
Pcunsy. wanna, Kansas and Missouri.
3-Ecoeiycs Of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad ap-
5~Mrs Francis D. Noulton's name dropped from he
Plymouth Church ISt....Eaulc 81 J., j. Pumps CO.,
New oTk. Duke dAudlltfct elected President OF tic
6-Russig aincxcs part Of EEohaud.
7.-4hc Prince OF Wales reaches Bombay.
0-ABnOuuocm,ut of the loss of the laciGt on Cape
Fat;cy; oyer 200 gs5.0ns nI;inE p, eet lai,'
ton Of Deputy Collector Robert Der Anses 'n tho silk
I0-yiccFres.deut Wilson suddenly taken i'll at wash
ingtOn.
n.-Arouey General Pratt OF New-York IeyeIses
trtt Of Columbia bonds.
lj.-Tral OF exsupervisor John hcDooald in ne 81
Louis whisky cases begun. Opening Of CMcEerinS Hall
Dy DR.. Hans On buloU, Tie liausj.
1G.-Mmster Gushing receives SPANS rciy TO tho
American note TWccds application for q bin ~ partc-
ulais d. missed by the Court Of Appeals. hla1ama's
new Constitution adopted. Meeting OF Tie Italian
Tine Poe monument unyailcc at Baltimore
Publication OF Don CarGss propoS,tOn i9f a truce
with King Alfonso IN case OF war WIN me hiied states
I9-Mtctin8 of the Texas Pacific Railroad Convention
22-Gcnyicton Of exsuperyisor Mcdonald in the 81.
2ifRe Teas Pacific Railroad Convention adiourns
Observation-Disclosures Day..Sir Bcecler breaches on
the Common Schools and the Bible
20.-ClosnS OF the Peoples and central faik SAVING
Rsnks n Y The Sunshine overturned OF Columbia
River; 40 lives lost. Confirmation OF Enshnds pu'
chase OF The Kbed.Yes suCz Canal sharts. hcluIh OF
Cardinal McClOskey from Europe.
27.-PubhcafiOn % Minifter Schencks testimony con
corning his connection with tho Emma Nine. EA-GOY
James T.. English OemJ appointed u. z. Senator from
Connecticut Announcement OF Chief Jusice Waitos
refusal to become Presidential candidate Failure OF
the Mutual Benefit Savings Bank, II. y.
ZJ.-Ihc Union Pacific X. r. wins its great suit against
the Goyefnuct in u. s. Supreme Court Publication OF
lndlan commissioner p. l.. Smiths iast report.
3O.-Canal navigation vittuaily closed by ioe....
Retirement Of Judge Adyoe9 teGeneIa al Joseph Holt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
cHrIsIf4SS AlD DARWIAMM

CHRISTIANS, AND TEG BEII%riR- ~ iiE IusOHr-
AMtSs CosCErIoS or GOD.
To Tbc EditoT Of The TrtbHHc.
SIR: In reply to Mr. David Ilovbrldgc's
theory c,ur,ruin the relation between Dnrslui-m aud
moe ~ wish to .tate i.,ct. am Christian. hud
at NV convictions upon an The essential point 81 Chris
tsnty are rather more irn and satisfactory tban those
,r ,na.t person. meet With principally because have
been IN the habit u accepting promptly al The facts OF
science that hlgo any bearing upon tho evidences Of
Cari.iauit am also believer in the DarUinllu the
or, of development tu5e the Grst person singular, ap
rr,ctin Whist would be- the dictate Of modc-y and not
because ava singular for iiustratIonl / am one N a
uptucrou, class Now what VIII Mr.. TrOWlrid,e 10 with
mo and such as me Again Mr.. TrO8brsc ba- proved 10
his own satisfaction that there was no AM Has he
roycd that man Is together living In conformity to the
laws OF his being the laws OF nature, ignoring
n YOU please a mW-mnLcrl Gould not man be
elevated by some stronger and better pOWcrl Is there
10 need fOr Savior Ia thorc no e|n no pain, Ein
Mr. TfoYhnlse s}s; =" do not cay OGu shcc every
man has his god" II he means by that every man
has conception " God according TO the condition aud
rover OF his own mind, and that probably two men
have precisely tho conception aud that .crthC
should have should haze had correct idea far as
IL TO extend, the conception being merely iuc0m
pctc then VIII not dispute WIN him There IS no
person tlai has complete knowledge OK Mr. wbfidge
Emsclt There 20 two persons IN his family neigh
borloOd that hayo the conception ~ his character
They m1y agree in putting hIui into cilssts as
&C. sc, but yet no two have exactly similar views OF
him. II his nearest friend should acquire complete
conception of him, there would arise painful safety
u T. of the must cheering iaos TO tbs Christian that
M can arrive alta completed conception ~ God
Eternity long but Infinite Beng is as truly meKhaus
,bc ~ cirrniy nnd lhore accd 90 ho foar Ut safety
Ffa. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
AUGUST.

1.-Killing of Andrew NOrdstrom, Green
wicb-st boardinghOuse Keeper, by Johan Bengtsson.
2--Beayy ovcrnows reported in Ohio, Indiana, Dill
nois and Missouri. and storm az Long Branch
and Ocean Grove. The Democrats carry Kentucky.
3AbOat 1000 operatives locked out al Fan River.