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New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
ALABAMA AWARDS.

igr lhc loss oi rrouh effects and wages y hr e,.rlc.l
OF various vessels hay been announced ny the 'OUr NJ Com
m,lOEes 0f Alabama C'li,: No. LILO Lalu.ace 1913 ;
No lAil.lim Tahiti s.95 W. l,4i2-Frank Kalwr 1918
s311q,. No no lite-J9s,ph Ferris 500 No lGo9-l@hn
,sd- kgaurunb fl2g, No. l.s3o- Kaiialg, $50; 70
i-.i-' aare5 n. Rose, s32j; No. Ls$5-William
ClaIA. $500: No. -Aaimaun, 500. NO. 1889
,k~ln. flGs 20. No. l,sl"-Kannaka. s335 10
l4!-kai, 500; No. ISi9-kahaun, f21j No
%03l.k .Ii9ha $50; 70 2,053-G. p. Namann. SO;
No. .U.f- hckaawo. $50: 30. 2O.o-LuTea, 500; No.
.OlO- hmO keaoIduui. 5000 NO 2.Oil-kaicv, f31J; NO
20i2Kauaha, s2l5, No 2Oi3-Ka-Ahua. s27j Tho above
~ a Residents Of Honolulu. III For tho Of No.
l4i3-Wm H.. Mckenzie, New Bedford; Mass, tG2ji No
2tJu-kapuinai Lanai, 300 No .,O32AcNde Reeves Ban
demo Hio II. T.. dismissed No. ll53-AntoHio NJ Mlchado
san faAcIse" t-iy No liJj Charles Ia r. .te ranch,
Cal, $3.50, No li5S-Ipscuh Nicholas oakland Cali %jl
80. A.2-M Inarl T.. Andcrson oakland Cal, 500; 80
l1't w n. ~ Eloi@rft H.uas i1i. rhtJ NO l9bl-An
tonic Mandoncl rutilct"n. cal 7o No l0li-Frank vii
i.us san Andrea, tdi $3.50; SO. I9-J-r0pl0ua l.. Up
tor, salem, Mass Sl75 The hrs the call to-day il No
l.IuI
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
A MErEORIC SILOWER.

To the Edft0r Of The TrtbUuc.
SIR: Shooting stars in unusual abundance, rs am
informed by trustworthy witnesses, were observed
at this place last evening oct. 1Sl from Gh 45m. TO
Oh. The meteors appeared TO Iadiatc from Auriga,
or rather from point between Taurus and AuriGa.
No count kept, but the numbers were such as 10
attract the attention of several persons IN the street.
Most of the meteOrs were small, though two were
observed of extraordinary brilliancy.
The present writer, in a small work on comets aud
meteors, published three years since, called al
tention to the fact that meteorc showers were OBJ
served at tins epoch in the years 1886 1889, 1713
and 1898. Returns of the shower were observed
in 1888 and 1911. A careful watch should be kept
in future about the same epoch, say from the 10th
TO the goth Of the month. DANIEL kIBKWOOD.
bloomington, nd, oct. 49, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

FROM JNC'fFT. cen s'eqUsbip Ai1s oct. 26-Mrs
ylts and cud Mr-. French and daughter a. Lazarus A.
q am. o. a. leur.e W. j. TcrCe. A q. GuOrath, q. l.
T.iiit. ir,d hiItn Re-. W. H. Williams.
FHbM HAEEF-In 81 IUstip Frame. oct. 25.Mrs. Bril-
l,t Princess OI-4 Dlydon, M and Mrs Dc CuveIylue NE
Mrs anal Mis-. A.. t;uiilcu A. Gray Nr Nugu1n, Mr.
t.o,tf,-.r Hf- Moutir,lr EJVn Haylaud, Howard Hay
la.d Manuel ToCa Jln Ndit Lucio Alvarez and chli
NO Rom g. Aware Mr ircampt Mrs. aHd Mis-, Pension
SIR aud Mrs DhahrIiX Miss 81 G.. DtsmouN Miss F. Cal-
borne Nr EchcuQue, Ar- SAINT Mare and ellh Ponce de
,u, Nr lg.le. Agusu1 Aluun, Ms. syuQ Ltr MI Me.
r ~ rrirt'u ar. Mont csso1. Mr Bernld Messrs Nn-
morn anu l,tguu Nrl, uc-Chasttlu-, Carl u, beDeze,
j., Cilr-e ass C4arve. Pascal Dunonf, MIS- Eugene
uuult Michel uumuut. Jean Uumout, Miss thnlt amp
l sister Sc Michel Ne-sI-. Ierar Bunafd btiy, Biuck-
,I Grlprt Hluu. Nu., P,r1cr, NJ - lon.e lonieuH,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Airs The Gslyln a. Br's shcuN, y. f.
tf.. d HrNrt. &C. brucIc, }. bourRuu' MI @aIehDeii,
Ar Aa0t, 'iss I.oZbaus fau Decr0iA Ernest "iehlei
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

q tabana Claims TO-DAY thc following judgments
for Joss of personal effects and by the
destruo fi1p Of ~. .r-Gts vessels:
case l,s5I- Noyuto Cdasshu HGu Moon Bay Cal. $500
trsr i.fag-Gto ~. Aiken. Francisco cal, $500; case
"l-Jysrph Jerome. oatl Gal, III; Csse LIZ
Charles T. SmlfH"Ts. Sfu wnci rr 5000; ''.c Iit3-
bga-d e. Wheeler, - Francisco. disnu.f 'd; tpse
l,t.i-iUHtbyth a. Handy, rtuIfI-itatftr, r.L tiau-
cisco. v815: Case II75-I1srIh A. Manuel. san Frn.
cisco $3.50; Case l4Si-oh oharlo- Garner Francisco, da
Hi-9r Case l4~j-Go0iinO Paehtco san Francisco +1'i
CASE Ltgi-JouH Adams, oH fnI CISCO. 'Ii-oii case
l4H1Ji n Dow, Francisco dismissed Js" i4Nt-Ioin
Artaia, Half Bav, cal - .. 'ass IJSobn TaHc,,
San fHucsco, Dismissed Case lsCi-JoIa j. C,rwin,
afm'r, Hyrland, y. ", 500 case l,2jf-John
-, Etnlee. lsn.'stle, 'l.s.. d,-mls-..t %. & Caso
l5i4-Audrcw Boon. san Fuuci-co. CAL, ai-nss'di
case hsi-Antouc Rose New Brdort- Mass, dismissed
1as lJp- u-7 Miguel NeN-iiciIUiI. Mar- $40, Case
llt.-5imurl Ie Frc.tas san Ieluir 'al SH2j: Case
l,.fV-laHuel faz NcW AmeIca. Cal $3.50. case l,jJ'
httl Batrnan, assignee san Francisco, or lo-s ~ mrr
cii.t hr the obstruction ~ the Commonwealth hy TIE Ala
l.ma, April II, 1868 $40 - Case iIJf-Fu LNhy *
90 San trucis,J for o-s of same By no dt action of the
llgn"u iy tir AaIuou3., AlIl %. l-ti. -2Ol- 90.
1I.I
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

NAsHTNGTON, Oct. 2G.-In Inc supreme Court Of
the United states. Tlu.tag, OCT. "G, 1876:
No. GgGhe Home Insurance Company NJ New York plain
tiG erur alt. The Baltimore Warehouse CompIuyIuc
argument ~ This cause c"uinTcd by hrJ. IT, Thomas o
, for the DESCENDANT and concluded Dy MI Thomas DON
aId-ou for The IlIntir
80. 1.-The County o! Ga hon al appellants agt. The
American ImlafdUi tOuI yIHi- cause WAS submitted uu
the record hg NJ James rat NJ counsel TO- the appellants
printed arguments by 49, C. Noure for the appellee
No. 72-Ju-tce r. Dresser. uliutf ir agt The Mis-
and Iowa Railway toWp.uy.Ihs cause
submitted printed bv Mr. Grant n
counsel he pann m error and by Mr. George o. Wright
lJI Ga. defendant BOO
NO 7J-lhe rousiy " caiawar. NO, pntia 10 error act
1Aom.. J Iu-f.r. fle argument of thr cause CONE
Wcrcod bv Hr Wiam 81. Eyalts ~ Cpr-c Tor The plaintiff
.u ,uUr and continued by Nh J. D 49, e4sYL lor tAo de-
frudut iu error.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

Ialles Batmore Henry N. Squire Baker, DO; James y.
Anderson, Riggs, Alexandria Cleared steamship Johns
Hopkins Halc Baltimore sailed; barks Eve.ett cray
Iorng, Gloucester Eng COurser, Kman Port Chzlmers
". Z
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON, oct. 2G.-The Anchor Line steamship Utopia,
Capt craig from NewYOrk Oct IA, arrived this port
HAvRE, Oct. 2G-The General Transatlantic Compsnys
steamship Amerque Capt P0uZ0z from NewYork, by way
OF Plymouth arriy ed here today.
LoXDOY. Oct 2G-sailed 2ith LYDIA Cartel Oasis An.
uque, Virginia L. stafford, j. r. Whitney, Pathfinder,
Henry Buschman, Minerva Capt Thomas 25th Molamo,
i,leJ StTout Is Grazie 26h, Mary Jane Christina Zet
land, Hyp0tha Tyre Capt C0such Arrived 2Oh, George
}. Kemp 24th Daniel DTaUer Britannia, partpa Ellca
schiller Tetens 25th Scotscaig stanbO Cloud Sarah
ID. Cam, Nellie Martin; 26th Carolina Gurbaz-
latter Liverpool, Guilerlno S. d. chaplin
Gronsoar. Professor NOrdenskjO.d.
fFOT Latest Ship hecS see Fin Page.l
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
A VOTERS QUERY.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: VIII you please give some information
to the undersigned through your columns II should
register in the ward in which live. and the house should
burn down, or the person with whom boarded should
be compelled to move 10 days before election, and
could not obtain q place to board in the district
could get transfer TO another could vote in the
district that / registered inf Please inform what
course to pursue A LEGAL VOTER.
Neto- York. Oct. "a, 1876
IIIe can vote if he remains in the district if, on
changing to another house, he gives notice of re-
moval before the registration closes. IL he goes out
of the district there is no remedy; he will lose lis
yote.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

Comfy, which is postmaster, declares in hi5
little organ The Ohio Taie Journal You can't make
SIX purse ont of Blue Jeans" cheap parody on the
well known pTovcrh " You can't make silk purse our
of "A Cuuly's eal"-ICuicagu Tunos. on the contrary,
Won might make two-busuol bag ont Of Old StOrey5
ear, ii lt hadn't been sAt-lOHiO state Journal.
An agent for the sale of some household
article t,mp.d 10 mount the steps OF house recently
bur a dog came around the corner and took half yard
of cloth from The back ~ bis coat The man was sliding
our when fEr uWusr Of tho huurc came 1ud asked Dd
d.Ic d, bdr Won i" lie didn't bite me, hut be ruined
INV coat w- Lic reply ny gOOt friend, excuse dOhe
dG IF Do, didn't bids YOU Tie irh young dog now, but
M uud bg he shall take holt of some agents and eat der
p,r,s ride o,d az jhcu. lie bilcs coat now, but he
shall soon do peter"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
THE COURTS.

TIE RECKWGrH EMREZZiEMENI CASE
TRIAL OF CHARLES J.. rrcEWTh FoE hMhiZzLIN"
1ur ft-Vps oF HtuurrT & co.
The trial of Charles r. Bcclwijh, for en-
bezzernent, while in the employ of b. 4. Eanb''' he
soap manufacturer Of Hof. CD and.7l "asAn-'"h''''
wa, begun i'm General Sessions, Part l., before Jdl-e
Sutherland Yesterday. HcckwIth Was employed by hr.
Rabbit from 1S6s to 1873 cuufd' nal clerk cash
Ter aud bookkecper His duties were To Keep the ahA
account, receive and pay cut money drawing 'h''H7
which had been signed in blank ny DIS employer. ho
Wa- implicitly trusted, ANA ais integrity was uhI"'0-
toned ior long time In 1873, however, suspicious
were aroused which Ted tho discharge OF Beokwith
on Feb 49, 1873. The cause beng merely a suspicion
no steps were then taken aDut about Nov l. l5'5 Ohc'r
Golden became possessed Of some Information Nhi'A
pointed directly toward Bcckwih as an emoezz'r'
and hc informed Mr. Babhitt OF what he hId h'hIo'
Thorough Investigation lei 10 the belief that about
225 600 altogether had been Stolen and Eeckwth was
arrested bv Oncer Golden. De WAS holding position
with the Manhattan Insurance Company t No. - wall
ST. and had obtained leave of absence Tor several
weeks lie resided with his wife In nat at "" "'S
Sixthayc lis mode Of swudliug was to alter cheeks
make false entries in tie ledger, ana pretend To pay 'l5
which did not exist comparison of the business done
durtpq the last eighteen months in which be em-
uloyed by Mr. Banbitt Was mad with that done in the
eighteen months immediately succeeding his departure
which showed that Notwithstanding the fact that per
cent had been tak'u of The price>-wlch would reduce
cciuts was some ~G53,OOo less during the uh' Whch
Betkwth employed than aferwaTd. g., g.. en-,
The charge which p" T. now beng iIl'u - I"I w
cmbo1zlemcnt Of SGJ- o.. Aug. Il. 1870. Ins was
done ~ making False eutry ou Ie cash book charging
MI Eabbtt with that amount o>'usnly paid to Juhh ~
Pool CO.. dealers IN ta.IOw. ana nlhH rs iocglp' -"
mn. money an old receipt winch hc had altered lus re-
ccut said 10 De- 30 the handwriting Of clerk o P"o
co.'s who died IN October ia 1870 Tie evidence tse,-
dJv was mainly directed to the proving oi ihr HdHI,
writrc of the different pcrsous Who Kept tle books auu
the duties o those iu Nr. E1h,,s employ Assistant
District Attorney Bell Appeared for the S.'l' am eN'
judge Fullerton for thc prisoner. one pohi Wi'h eA
Juue Fullerton r. apparently trying On cstdb.!7h le id
there +. "a conspiracy aElius, the prisoner ne "ahtu
the witnesses To account fer hc parers ana DOCKS IoI
every moment OF the time during Wnicn these were
under invest cation. and hc demanded that VT l'iGDt
should Doe pat ON stand that such an account oil th'
might bc Liyfn.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

Al the Harlem Police Cor ri Yesterday James
j. Campbell Of NJ" l4i iaye. held n 5000 Co oaue"rr
Tor stabbins ms wife.
The case of Cant. Grindlc Of the shin st. Mark,
charged with cruel gnd inlumau treatment, continued
Yesterday until next Monday.
Wnts of habcas corpus and cartiOrari were OBJ
tane, cserday by william +. Howe behalf of the MUIR
NIimbo APO from Judge Barrett supreme o"uli
Chambers rcturuae tOIlWfOW The object H. To obtain tc
Of Apuo the ground mat De act, ga self drisr f
to release him On moderate bail the ground that 10
killed under extreme provOcatOn.
Al the Yorkvile Police Court Yesterday Edward
Riley charged with robbng James Gregory Wcdnesdy
night Of his watch chain, aud committed IA
600 James A. Lane OF No. H. East 1wtfts
as commit yesterday $1,000 bail appear iOr iIh on
n charge swindng preferred by Mrs Elizabeth Dufclh 0
No S3 ruth Jersey CITY up excursion iof
co0rcd folks Centennial last July which lOOO
pers0Ls we're dcirauded.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

tne discovery yesterday morning, although numerous
mquiies were made by his friends, and description %
IiIt ,gs calculated IN this city, Brooklyn ana Jc'l
civ 1t has been learned that his visit 10 i'foohS u,
Oef H. was n connection with the trIIi oil SUI I
Nich he was the lqintif 10 recover for uou-pay:@ut
for a house built by him In Maspcth. The case Mas
nruGins bcfprl d. T.. Barnard referee. Nj SiI"eH
wa. 80 wears page and leaves vile ana siN cIth'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

ExPERIENTIA DocET.-Irate Young Lady
Z" Mr. Cox, declare your machines are the worst ever
saw there's not even looking glassp Proprietor Of
bathing Maehines-"Why, Miss, If there was looking
glasses shouldn't get you ladies' out OF them ere
chimes for howers and hoNersl"-iPunch.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
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''''ft' ..t N..f..I .r Walsh ,,r
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-In the Court Of Commis-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

lfG Curry ari. Niit'fs.
a.2 .lauuUIuuarL -tIuit-
iIE. .
sTI..Jhl. &c., agt Nil
HIuHrr.
41J..Ul. &c., aeL LaiIIh
e. ID.
A.. Burs, lr, atL boe'iii
20 tI
4-7. PIIIps e. al. ari liy-
U.Iu.
4ng. Tile Mutual I'ir Us.
tY.4rt IIJ-h rt tI
5J6 Tul. &C., ast. r,nAri-
br.. Ci aL
53u D'guIuur, 5.rY act Tie
uttul. At.
J29 Coef,y aat. MDaisti' 'l'
fIrr.ff .FLET
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

COMMON PLRAs-TRn TERM-PAEr III. +. DAILY ].
sls Dritton agt. Hastings.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

GENERAL SEssfOYs-PARr I-SUTHERLAND, J.-The People
agt. Charles r.. BpckWitl, embezlcmeDL A.
PAIR II-GuDE3sLEEyE Tile People agt. Henry p An
tCs grand larceny.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-17
ESCUI.ENTS.

oNIoNS-In fair supply and demand, at
81 009l 80 per Dbl,
POTAT0ES-Mar fully stocked. We
quote at 50 1908 20 per Dbl, Seed potatoes
are quoted ut 81 70 q . 81 per Dbl, all
varieties.
BEANs-Northern and Eastern In good
demand ut ic per Id.
CABBA GES-Llght stock and In moderate
demand. They are selling In bulk NJ Sl2@lS
per 100 head, as TO quality.
BUTrER-ChOice In fair supply, stock
light. Cooking, lSc; common, Zoe choice
35c.
CHEESE ample; choice Western,
lJMl5h,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-17
STATE NEWS.

Waco Is afflicted. with gang OF
burglars.
Hands are wanted to work on the
Tyler Tap road.
~ Mr.. Knox Donald was married TO
MISS Jennie Johnson, in Austin, on
The l4th.
, Coryell county scrip Is at par, aud
mere has been no murder there LOT
i've months.
An old soldier of the battle of New
orleans, one hundred years old, lives
near Gatesville.
n. Work is progressing on the Tyler
zap railroad within six miles oil
mount Pleasant.
More wheat and corn have been
PAINTED in Lampasas county this year
yuan IN any two previous years.
- las far as heard from, the wheat cror
y, the prairie portion of our State was
lever more promising, and covers
~ore acres thaa ever before.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-17
HIDES AND PELTRIEs.


CANDLES-Are In moderate supply and
demand they are quoted NJ F4@HEc.
RlCE-,rhe stock IL ample for the demand;
prime 7AgIh choice, SgSiae.
SALTEln good supply coarse, seq 80
SOAP Chicago, OJ4S7c; Proctor y Gamble,
SUSAc.
STARCH-Good stock aud moderate re.
quest, We quote at Bg6No,
GOAL ollt,ln good supply aud demand.
We quote; Bbls. 22g2tc; cases 81 65@9 70, ac-
cording to quality.
DRIED APPLES-In moderate supply
nnl demand AZ ll@llao
BACON-Stocks ample and demand fair.
demand active, market very firm, ID, \. q.
sides lS@l3Ao; bacon G. sides, HsCliJsc
breakfast, l5c shoulders none IN market.
HAMS C., canVasSed, lBci uncanvassed,
l51@ldc,
RROUr-Demand light, with fair stock.
We quote half bbls. at 30; whole, 20.
COFFEE-Market quiet; supply full.
Woquote Good, 22ls, 8h@2ic; prime, 2sI,
g2Sl 4c choice, 23n@2ic, currency,
,sudAR-Loulsiana5,,iair 70 prime, $40
choice, W4@yi4c; yellow CHARMED, lOIgR
fair supply and light demand We quote
standard A, ll&@l29ic; crushed, l2h@l2jtc
powdered, l2%@l24c.
AsSES--Louisian In fair supply
very little common on hand. We quote
prime, 6O@52c; choice, OS@7Oc, In barrels; DC
per gallon additional In y barrels.
LARD-ln fair supply We quote, choice
kettle rendered, los, liH@l6o; refined. llg
HAc; iOb cans, lo14c ION cans, lhSc and
Ion cans, l54@l6c.
CORN MEAL Market easy at 81 per cwt
FLOUR-Scarce and market hrm and
unchanged. We repeat quotations oi
yesterday Ocean, Pear, xxxx, phi.
70 o., sacks, S 10 Harvest Queen, xX, hbl.
50 TO- sacks, 81 49, Snow Flake, xxxx
Dbl, 81 10, sacks, So 40 Gold Dust, Xxx, Dbl
50 Oj, sacks SO 10 Dunkey, Xxx, Dbl, So 10
sack, 81 81; SWANS Down, xxXx, bhl., 81 ~
sacks " 40 Ihiy WHit'' Xxx o ID 20 %
81 s.; Mill's, X, bbl., s. 81, sacks, - 20,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE HERALD, !
Dallas. Texas, March 10, 1871 }
MONETARY.

The money market still rules firm' WIN
I'm, s,iobt changes to note. The banks holu
a sutficieut surplus to easily meet all iegiti-
mate demands and accommodations state
and county bonds remain nominal with but
- ,ranSactions, City bonds held firm but
lew lew u,ranaoctions, either buying or selling,
though the reporter was informed SGIsr q on az
Today Of six ,nO IN Hod a Sna silver are
m Mi, and and nominal, though slight rise IN
llght "a anu ati h in our quotations. The fol-
g 9ow,n u we're the closing quotations to-day
ooLD-Tnere are but few tr rs1Sc IN 10
sILvER-Selling' ~; S 6myiusi We quote
commercial. Y discount; bank, u premium
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-17
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure OF Malls at Dallas Post
Ofllce.
Northern Mail,

Northern Mail,
v,o N. X, and T. X. r., comprising western,
northern and eastern states, new 10TH nm i,
y, innis mails, arrivesat $40 IN; departs
Of 7.lj am. Pouch closes at p ~
southern mail.
Now Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal-
,astnn. Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
noints ia southern Texas, arrives NJ 7Ao p
m, departs at 500 "a IN. Pouch closes NJ m.
Eastern Mail,
Via T, and p. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
nhis. Little Rock, and shreveport, ana all
eastern Texas, arrives daily at lOO5 p m; de-
parts daily at G:l5 p IN. Pouch closes al D
"' Western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granonry,
Weatherford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jacksboro
and western posts, arrives at 4Oo IN; de-
parts at 500 IN.
Cedar Hnl Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
Timbers, arrives at u p IN Wednesday ana
Saturday; departs Monday and Thursday nj
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar, Elizabethtown, Boyd's
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Nils, arrives
at p. m. Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
Departs at 0. q. m. alternate days.
Grapevine Mail
Arrives every Monday at 4 p. IN. Departs
Wednesday at 3 n. m.
Office Hours.
Delivery window, 4 a. IN. to b p. M; money
order window, y a. IN. to IL III ana from p.
m. to p. IN. stamps sold from n. IN. 10 D
p. m. Letters registered only curing money
orders hours.
All persons having complaints against the
Office OH any account. will please present the
iame, in writing or in person, 10 the POST
master.
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Poison turks in the air oflow lying, marshy
localities, new clearngs, In the vicinity OF
sunken lots, on the outskirts of cities and In
the atmosphere of tropical regions. Its name
is Miasma, and II produces Fever and Agne,
typhus, yellow fever, bilious remittent ana
Intermittent fever. Dwellers in such I'M
healthy localities, emigrants and travellers
should remember this, and procure that
most reliable preventative and remedy ior
malarial diseases, Udolpho Wolfe's schiedam
Aromatic Schnapps, mari-uawly w
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Atlanta Courier: He (Thurmanl
snorts red bandana handkerchief ana
blows the loudest nose In America
II ia said that on one occasion Senator
Jones, of Nevada, who early in IRE s. nau
Soen q brakeman on railroad, drop
ned to sleep at his desk. Senator
Thurman soiemnly waived his red ban
danna and gave his nose lela' ~
snort. The sleeping Senator sprang 10
his feet, and SELLING his desk com com
menced twisting it with all his mignt,
He afterwards explained that ne
thought Thurman's blow was an en 4
cine whis,ling "down brakes anu
the red handkerchief signal OF uis-
tress; hence his wreDching of the desk
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COTTON MARKET.
the GnAIN MAnt.rr

- CoRN-Mnrket fully stocked, We quote
Texas, ibc Kansas, huslSed, bic, do, Sliolled,
IN bulk, 90, sacked, zoe
WHEAT Good demand receipts llght,
No, red, u IL, No. 3, Alc.
hARLEl-Stook small with little demand.
Full bright, 00c common, b1j0c,
OAlS-Receipis moderate with good do,
mnnd. Prime red, i3o; mixed aud black, zoe
RiE-Stock small, with little or no de-
mnnd, Good medium, jlc per bushel
bRAN-Mrket well supplied with fair de.
lnnnd, We quote ut Mc peTcwt.
HAi-We quote at slO@l6 per ton,
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

We have no change to report In quota
ton. The market rules dull, but prices re-
main firm at previous quotations
WHISKY-sl 1908 50.
BRANDY-Domestlc, 81 5O@2 50; imported,
S6Gl0.
GIN-sl 50@2 90.
CLARET-s4@6 per case.
PORT WINE-Imported, 81 7j@2 20.
HERRY-Imported, 81 1902 w.
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THE DAILY HERALD.

THE DAILY HERALD is published every
mi nIn1, except Monday, at $40 u year, IN
molnn"s, So forsix months VI for one month /,
Scents Tor one week single copies, cents gh
ll liz nv carrier at 25 cents per week. The
oI .ort 10 nj be delivered regularly each morn
phpUit "n early hour, TO any part OF the city
NY .snhnrps Within II mile and half OF the
,hul., house, Subscribers falling TO receive
heir heir paper will oblige by reporting at this
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor-W. l.. Cabell.
Engineer-William NJ. Johnson.
Attorney-WilliamM NJ. Edwards.
Treasurer-Robert ii. West.
Secretary-J. b. Hereford.
Assessor and Collector-ThomasJ j. keetoh
Marshal--Junius Peak. -,
Health 0fficer:-Dr. M. A. Cornelus'
Willimette, j. W. Crowdus. Second ward;
Alfred DAVIS aud A. I. 0benchain., Third
ward: d. 4. drove, b. =. Jett and W. j.
shone. Fourth ward: Il. V. Tompkins ana
4. G, Mcclure.
THE oft,ces OF the various city officers are
at the city market house. The board OF Al
dermen meet in regular session at the coun'
oil room over the market, every Tuesday
At