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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFicH or TnE HERALD,
Dallus, Texas, March ~, 1870.


We have but few changes 10 note IN nnan.
cial circles, save u slight appreciation In
commercial exchange. The banks have am-
pie funds 10 meet al demands, ana h6t.
class paper finds no trouble In negotiating
NJ current rates, We quote
GpLD-Tnole are hui few transactions 10
note, We quotei Buying, Mons; selling, M
mlli,
SllNER-Selling, lUi; buying, lON
ENCHANGE--ln fair demand We quote
Commercial, par bank, = premium.
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ESCVLENTS.

oNIoNs--In fair supply and demand, at
81 00Gi 81 per bbl. 49,
POTATOES-M Market fully stocked. We
quote at 50 1908 90 per Dbl, Seed potatoes
are quoted at s. 20 a 2 81 per bbl, all
varieties,
BEANS-Northern and Eastern In good
demand ut ic per III.
CABBAGES-Llght stock and In moderate
demand. They are selling In bulk NJ sl2WlS
per 100 head as TO quality,
BIJTTER-Choice in fair supply, stock
light. Cooking, lSc common, Zoe; choice
Soc.
CHEEsE-Stock ample; choice Western
l51l5h,
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TIE GRAM Marriott.

C0RN-stock light, We guote3 Texas, 6jc
Kansas, husked, duc; sacked, 7OH1dc.
WHEAT Good demand; receipts light
No. red 81 70; No, 3, Sjc.
BARLEY Stock Smullwith little demand
Full bright, 6Oc! common, ljH1Oc,
OATS Receipts moderate with good dc
maud. Prime red, 3ic; mixed Rnd black, SOC
RNE-Slock small, with little or NO de.
mand. Good medium, dOc per bushel.
BRAN-Market well supplied with iNir de.
mand, We quote nj soc percwt.
HAY-We quote NJ slO@lb per ton.
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DAI.LAs COUNTY.

District J9dge-H. Barksdnler Dallas.
Criminal court Judge-Siias Hare, Sher'
man. -. ,,,ua,
District and cX-Oticio County CLERK
Alexander Hnrwu0G. MI, A.,
Daputy Clerss--R. d. Rawlins, Pierre M
BroWn. William A. HarWGOd.
SNuyih-Jnmes T.. BNrkley.
GlerR--R. II. Ably,
Tax Clerk. NJ. Barkley.
Deputy Sherfis--J. NJ. Chapman, 1hQllhs
p. Scott Beverly Scott, Harry Farmer, Johh
" Bowen, George w. Walker, James Moshel
". W. Hobbs, Joe Record and Mute Ogueh'
Surveyor-Roberr NJ. Cock,
Treasurer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide nspector-Thomas Johh'
son. ,r,cp
Precinct No. IN. NJ. Burlord (presidlng
Precinct No. civilian Sprowls, Lam
caster. , u,i,,l
Mile Creek. ,,,- p,,o,,
Precinct No. 4-Thomas L. Frank, BrecK'
mridge. e,.o,,o
Precinct No. 5-Thomas d. Coates, scyehe
COSSTABLES.
Precinct No. Ia. H.Hardin
PrccinCt No. IN. NJ. Fondren'
Precinct No. S-R. Il. Barker.
Precinct No. Al. S. Floyd.
Precinct No. 81. A. FiRher'
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DFFHCHAE. DIRECTORY.
CTEY OF DALLAS.

M0yor--W.L. Cabell.
Engineer-Wiiiiam NJ. johnson.
AttOrney-WilltGm NJ. Edwards.
Treasurer--RObert IL. West
s'pCretary-J, Il. Hereford.
Assessor and ColleGt0r-ThomaSJ j. keeton
Observation-Disclosures Peak.
llea,tA Onlcer:-Dr. NJ. a. Cornelius.
Aldernen-First ward: II. Eryay, Il. l.
Willamette, j. W. Crowdus. Second ward;
Alfred DAVIS and A. 4. Obcnchain. Third
ward D. Il. Grove, B, p. Jett and W. j,
SGono. Fourth ward: Il. V. Tompkins anG
", @. McLure.
Commissioners Immigratior--j. Mau!0Ye
The Offices of the various city oilcers ait
II the city market house. The board OF Al
Icrmen meet in regular session at the coun'
ell room over the market, every tuesday
l.
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4 mllkmm WAS mteN .opkmp the
aid az the police to trace lho Whrron.
bouts ola family who had lclt lhoucigh-
borhood owing him oghtcccu -hillmm
Well ! suppose there WA. nine sill.
llue' worth of wateru that milk no.
count . remarked thoin,pcctor That's
whcrcl gall, mo tmt, where thmtN
replied the dealer "Ihw were now
customers aud hadn't comneuccd 10
water the milk yclr
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Daily GERALD,
THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL
or THE
CITY and COUNTY of DALLAS,


THE WEEKLY HERALD wall Do pub.
b Nod every Saturday morning. kuhsdnp-
Iluu glnU per Wuuumj tl,bO for nix months,
rtv.ule ia advance, 30 subscription taken
'ufa i,, period thun SIX u Onth
Advertisements inserted ut IN rate OF 81 20
.I.4larr iur the tirsl insertion, aud 10 oents
'nro4uh Subsequent Insertion,
uIWlry luilOes, marriages, deatha public
ID Hn.s, rulsoi THINKS, ctc, 10 be- paid fOr
.gI advertisement ralag,
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MlsCgLLAaEOus.

IS 10 $40 per Day AGENTS D Wanted; bosb
sexes, young and old, make more money al
work for us, in their own localities, DURING
their spare moments. OF oil their time, thar
at any thing else. We offer employment
that will pay handsomely for every hour
work, Full particulars, terms, otc., ssnt
free. Send as your address y once, Don'i
dslay. Now Is the time. Don't LOOK lof
WORK or business elsewhere, until you have
earned wE-t We offer. y, srIrsoE q %
Portland Maine 28sdAwlv
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WHISKY-sl 1898 90
BRANDY-Domestic, 81 5O@2 5O; Imported
S68l0.
GIN--sl 5Dl2 90.
CLARET-Sid8 per case.
PORT WINE-Imported, 81 7i@2 10.
SH ERRY-Imported, 81 1902 W.
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TgEgG 1EAEE.S.
Arrival anl Departure Of Malls at Dallas Post
Office.


Northern WRH,
via NJ, X. mud y, Il, r., comprising western
northern and eastern states, New York ana
49, Louis mails, Nrriyesat 69i = m; departs
at 5'li am, Pouch closes ATTAIN,
Southern mill.
lew Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal.
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
points In southern Texas, arrives at 7;lj n
IN; departs n 6;2b y m, Pouch closes AZ > y m.
EASTERN Mail,
Via n. and p. R.R,, comprising southern and
middle states Louisville. Chattanooga, Menu
phis, Little Rock and shreveport, and all
eastern IeEas, arrives daily at 1908 p M de-
parts daily NJ t'l3p m. Pouch closes Mt d
western Mail,
From Fort worth, Clebunc, Granbury,
Ncltheriord, Decatur, Pulo Pinto, lacksborO
and western posts, arrives at loo pm; de-
parts at 800 II ~.
Cedar FgnI Nail.
Cedar HILL Mansfield, AlvarNdo ana Cross
yimberS, arrives % D p m Wednesday aud
saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
Fam.
Denton. Bolivar, Elizabethtown, Boyds
Mills, Lewisvllle and Trinity NILS, arrives
NJ y. m. Monday, Wednesday aud saturday.
Dep&rfs at q. u. IN. alternate days.
Grapevine Maia
Arrives every Monday at p. m, Departs
Tuesday Mt SH. m.
office fEourS.
Delivery window, n. IN. to y, M; money
order window, 3 o. m. to u IN, and nom p.
IN. to p. In. StJmpS sold rom a. m to
?, m. Letters registered only curing money
orders hours,
Al persons having complaints against the
Cnlra On any account. will please present tine
lnme, ~ writing or in person, to the Post
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Josh Billing SAYS There +. one
thing about hen that resembles wis.
dom--lhoy don't cacklc much till they
have laid their eggs Some folk are al.
ways Dragging aud caeklmg what they
are going TO do beforehand
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RtELROGD TIME TABLE.
Arrival nna Departure at Trhins NJ
Dallas.
u1U3rON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

AAllNoA'
From the 3outh tmailand eEpressl~ 7;li n. N
Frgu tho North upnil and cXprcssl- O2l p. m
from the South, accommodation 1870 am
IRON the N0rth, accommodation 300 y, m
TEXAS AND PACIFIC,
Leaves. Arrives
sIrurnl EVpross ,...... 6;2j p. m. 1905 y. m
accommodation .,,,,...,, otlU q, IN. N'SU u, M
Tlr0ugh Freight .....uu6:5C ., IN. 1000 a, m
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\AfE An AUTHORIZED AMI RE.
w guwtn tuHnuOnnpr y. ft. TorFy MS "a
onndldnio tor Alderman of thg First Watd,
~ lhn ensulIH vlrclipn ln Apul,
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WE Ann Authorized ASH RE,
w quuh'td 10 announce no. n, IRutE As
g candidate Tor Al, eluHn nom thb srcnud
Want ~ the approaching municipal elec.
uuu,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
ELEoTIoN- APRIL a is7e,


\AE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w qnnsied uuuuutnru D., 4, a,4te asa
wnlldnIe nt lbr pnlou of honksHlur and
Main rtitvt.
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sr.-s1a-, rrusses, supporters and
A.s-fylS 80 Pile Pipes, "seaieyA 'ka-d
4 @NlgsSej Number Trusses." Coil
Wy -. g - - oleanly, light perfectly saie
NSSyS,s-sSzasr Fs2.and comfortable, tree from
all sour, rusty, chaflng,
strapping, or poulticelike unplsnsantnessi
used IN bathing, endorsed hy tho procession,
long tested, always r0liabio. BEWARE W
INVITATIONS. Genuine stamped 81,
Seeley." Estab'e l3i7Ches St., Phila., and
7y7 Broadway, N. ". Sent by mail or express
and sold by leeding druggists. Send for cat
alogue. iffaAH. ff4f -
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WE ARE AulHOWi AND RE.
w quwtcd 20 announce r. a. ShCidOn
aH a candidate tuT city Auomoy, nt the ou
tulng municipal election,
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CITY Secretary,

NyTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuestGl TO announce R. 4. NgMuF-
tray as a candidate for the Office Of city
Secretary, Election ApIil ith.
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NNE ARE AUTHORIZED AN RE-
w quthied To announce ", T., CHAeil ms
o ohndidnle for Mayor 90 the ensuing cluc.
ION la Apli
\NE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RH,
w qurstrh To announce john u. hertOui
hs candidate inr Mnyorui the cay OF Dallas
AZ We ensuing municipal election on tho
an duy ul AptU
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ME ARE AUTHORIZED AMI RE.
w quest,d 10 announce W, N, Edwards
rs q candidate lor city AtturuoH Ut the
municipal elocllon, ON tho an uf April.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested To announce h. 4. Patton M
n candidate for Treasurer of tie city OF DNl-
las at the cnsding municipal election.
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\NfE ARE AUTHORIZED ANn nv.
w qeslrl 10 announce J0hn sIca ~ u
candidate loi Alderman from the flsl
Want
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Attorneys at Law.

-...-. 1890 --ss-,~-e~~-,-~
Hurt & smith, Office on Main street over
state Savings hank. feb25dif
W. y. Oldham, oilice in Mitchie's building,
opposite the LeGrnnd hotel, Main street
Janlldu
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, No.
20j North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oct29-dtf
Aldredge Geo NJ, ia5 Main street, near
Courthouse. IL
Mccoy 4 Mccoy, Office south side of Court
house square, IL
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Physicians aud Surgeons.

Jno. IL. Morton, NJ. d., otire over First Ma
tlonnI Bank, Residence cOrner san Jacinto
and TIarwood streets, Dallas, Texas.
mrhl5 I'm
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NATE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w qutslcd tOMn ounce Ge0. w, Phiipr
asa candidate tor Ony Assessor aud Collec.
tor at the en~uolng vlvVtlun In April.
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\NE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quNtvd io announce harNtIt GibhS
us candidate for City Attorney, thc cleo.
In n tn be held In April nest, d
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NNFE ARE AUTHORIZED ASH RE-
w uuestod 10 announce ihO0lWs FhRrcu
a. candidate Tor the uliico OF CITY Assessor
ton In April
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CiU Asscasor and Collector,

WE ARE AUTHORIZED ANp RE.
w queslvd to announce ~. q. Lindsey
rs "a candidate for city Assessor and Collector
at houpproachlng municipal election,
MTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w qutsted tom Ouncv GcO. w. Phitpr
asa candidate Tor Ctiy Assessor aud Culloo.
Tor at the en-uoiny tlevtluh In April
NNFE ARE AUTHORIZED ANp RE-
w uueStod 10 announce ihOmWs PhprcH
a. u candidate Tor the uilico OF CITY Assessor
ana Collector at the ensuing municipal cleo.
ton In April,
MTE ARE AUTHORIZED Ann RE.
w quesle1 10 Announce u. L.. AWrctninn
as u candidate for the oflrc OF City Assessor
0nd Collector NJ tho ensuing election Aprll
4, ls,u
NSrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w Queslrd 10 announce ", Norris ~ %
candidate for Assessor ana Collector of
Taxes Tor Dallas clty, 100 the ensuing cleo
ton on the I'm day ot APRIL,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
W quCSiud 10 announce a. a. bOulNnrC
rs candidate lur Assessor and Collector tOr
the Ciiy ot Dallas,
NGTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w QuenltI 70 announce Joe tAShcr as a
candidate for CITY Assessor and Collector, at
the ensuing election ON April 4, 1870
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested to announce q. -, Bavry ls n
candidate for city Assessor and Collector, az
the ensuing municipal election in April.
NNTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w Quested to announce Juiius Roger us
n candidate for CITY AS vSSnr ANA Collector,
nj the ensuing municipal election IN April
next.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quuSttd 10 Announce Ergutg EaiclI.Gu
rs a candidate Tor city Assessor aud COL
lector, NJ the ensuing election ON April o,
1919.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w queStcd TO announce =. \, Ogden NN a
candidate for Assessor and Collector Of Dal-
las city, at the ensuing election IN April,
FOg Treasurer
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND m
w que3tcd 10 announce y. W Bowen M
n candidate for the Office O( city Treasurer,
Election April !, ING.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested to announce *, 4. Patton ns
n candidate for Treasurer of tile city OF Dali
las ut the cnsdlng municipal election.
XETE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quesied 10 Announce AHuiCs hhpppUgN
ns n candidate for Treasurer of the city oI
Dallns, at the ensuing municipal election
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TANNERS East being well supplied, the
market Is dull, with downward tendency,
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AID RE-
w uue3tcd 10 announce y. ", Bowen nv
u candidate for the Office OF city Treasurer,
Election April I, lHG
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For Ciiy Marshal.
NETE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
| w quested to announce Tom johnson
at the ensuing municipal election on the ith
of Apiil.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w qucsted to announce june Peak rs a
candidate for city Marshal, AT the ensuing
municipal election in April next
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w Quested to announce w. y. mortOn
as n candidate ioi city Marshall, election
Tuesday, April ], 1876,
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested to announce Willie H. Clark
as Il candidate for City Marshal, Mt the cleo
ton in April next.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED ANp RE.
w uuustyd TO announce ~ q, Lindsey
rs candidate Tor City Assessor aud Collector
az the Approaching municipal election,
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NITE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quesied 10 Announce SHHiCs kheppRrd
ns n candidate for Treasurer of the city on
Dallns, at the ensuing municipal election,
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1nROUGn rlCHRTS AND THROUGH RArEs.
Superior advantages offered shippers by
this ltoute.
CHANGE OF TIME:
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, MAY 80, 1875
DEPART.

Trains win Arrive and Depart nom Dallas
as follows, Sundays excepted: .,n
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Cedar HILL Mansfield, Alvarhdo ana Cross
yimbers, arrives % o p m Wednesday aud
saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
Fam.
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An Masonic bodies meet Mt $40 Main street,
over L. II. Wheat's store.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Afeh
Mnsons meets at the Chapter Rooms in the
city of Dallas, on the first Monday in e@eh
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BREAKING UP A NURSERY.
4 SOBROUFUL VIEW YEAR DAY ron
CHILDREN AND NURSES
The Law that Excludes Minors between
Tbrce and sixteen Years from County
Poor IOnsrs- sccnen on IinnhnII,n IaInnh.


The Law that Excludes Minors between
Three and sixteen Ycars frou, Co,,n,.
Poor IIousrs-sren.s N, If.n,,,,II, -,
betwcen tho aooo -, n ar, 10 -. - -,
IL, ,...-' W ''u ~ years a'c 10 oe al
"i'teu INTO county poor houses. These lnstitu-
lions were given until Jan. l. 1870 To compIv
with the law. The RandaIr. Isisnd n,,ra.'.,,
,..',. ~ i"e na"uali isIahu nursery
oult expressly Tor children, hoped In vain to be
exempt from the provisions OF the law. n b,a
Ito vyelI h,,,i, .,hoo, -. :, -, =,
-, as. - o."Vo' nouso anu CHAPEL Win
souool corresponding with the public sch oos
on Manhattan Island its Children were claasi.
aed hv sox on1 &C.. A., -. -. .
' u aEo9' !" '"er uormltorles' az
the taoie' ana IN their recreations, studies, and
industries they were cared for dnv and nigbt h,,
,,,d h..d ,,,..a 49,, -. -,~s ,r, W
49, 90'i Nv" "Vt p''sohcrs inere were
over wv children there when the law was passed.
In the past year those having parenta have
49,, ..t,,.,... -. 81, 'N
''." ".'""'"""' puV 'nose having no MONIES
or friends remained at school and in the regular
routine OF their island hone untu ,hou,
three weeks aro. sinoe which lima III
but eeveutv-nine of than hsva hoon san, -
protectUrIes and asylums gnIne ~ ,hos ,s W
plarcd i'm Tho nrrasrv hosnjt al s o , 49, ,.
were refused n1mittanre Sftcr Iring ex n n,t,cd
At 3 o'clpclt on Friday nm order ,vas rocnivod
from the otnmtseinners 81 Char,tias g., III.
charge the heln ana close tho ,natitntInr for,n-
win ~ WV 'N" iOi'"-
The seyenty.nine children worn givon tbe,r
sumner and thcn spnt Ia fLo ,,,rsar, IA as ei,a1
witch ia 10 Ia contiruaJ ,ndan H., n.,,,
tendence of Mr. Waiter Thn ne ,i,o at LII
nurses no found hemee 700 ~, t. ~, W. ~,
had directed their whole nitrntion tn ssndinI
the children to various instituitons and had
made no nrensratipns ~, ,h' ~, ,o,7' snu nau
absolute n dis~harye Tra s,, 49, ~ ieg. 80
Mr. stevens had been th.rs r,a,,Y une
paid head women in every denartmen; hsj
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M FFLED FOx UUNTERs
A Chase In which the Riders could not Fol
low neynard md the nnnnha


In answer to an invitation from Joseph
Donahue' select party Of the lovers 81 fox
hunting assembled at an early hour Yesterday ai
the Mansion House, nackensack. The morning
opened muggy, with southerly wind and a
cloudy sky (which proclalms hunting morn
nut the fog was SO thick that the master Of the
mounds postponed starting for AN hour This
gave time for one or two late risers to put In All
appearance.
a move was made to Tldeker Bottom and the
dogs were "thrown on" After waiting what
seemed To be an age to the anxious and ambt-
tious hOrsemen, note was heard, another "A nd
SUN another. and then the pack hurst FORT h i'm
one louu cry Some said the fox was heading
nVIth some said south, and the banled riders
WHO could not see quarter Of a mile, were gal
looping In every direction. SUI
=, Alter iollOwnR the pack around the Hotton
thIee times they drove him away from his favor
- ue nduht, anu inc sun shining out placed the
dogs IN full view. Reynard made for Uopner
swamp. Three or four times was he rinp around
without any elect, and all were thinking thai he
was lost, when clear, musical note from Lend
or brought nope 70 the company. "a fox by the
Lord hOlloed Old Joe now we will give In to
him Then the Maryland hound, Grcolev'
Joined IN, and the others I'm quick sicccssion
ana the wood began to ring with their music
hlgher ana higher swellcd the chorus rs tho
away and ran for his life.
me hnrscmen burst away, but only n few
couiu follow on the heavy ground, and after a
hard tussle the fight was left to two or three.
lho mounds headed for the Neck Woods then
t9 W toward liackensack, aud went to the east
OF spring Valley and finished at Kindorcamnct
Where II Is supposed they killed the fox, "a the
foremost horscncn met seven or eight of the
hounds returning
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WArERrowN, y. y, Dec. 3l.-The north
ern aud central portions OF the state are being
visited by numerous and extensive reyivals OF
religion. In nearly every instance the work
seems To have been quietly begun. and from the
small beginning to have Increased t. such an
extent that people are asserting that there has
been nothing ike 1t since the great awek ening
Of 1851 10 the city OF Rome every church Is
holding largely attended revival meetings. and
the plstors have been compelled tocall eyangel-
lists to help them. The converts It II thought
number already nj least j0O. and the revival does
not seem To have reached its climax. Large
nuWn' r. are 30 join the churches on sunday
next, the regular communion day. The con
yeris are frOli all walks Ia He, aud there is
singular unanimity among the diTere ut denon.-
nations In the CHRISTIAN work Union meet
incs are held twice cay In the churches, and
IN the evening each church conducts its own
meeting. The workers are maklnE especial eff
forts toward assisting the tempe rance cause.
In TINS county lJeucrsOnl there IRE teylyAls I'm
nearly every hamlet, and the same IL true OF
O5wego county. Ia Care Vincent the revival le-
Gan in the middle Of November. The converts
already numuer li5. In Chaumont nearly a
hundr, d persons have been converted. and the
revival Is in full blast. There are asl revivls in
M'unsVllet Ellsburgh. Champion, Philadelphia,
Antwerp RIOS ie, and CLAYTON. In the vliiac, Of
SANDY Creek the most power al awakening ever
hh"Wp Is IN progress. Tho meetings are
throngec and the converts re numbered by the
hundred,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

c,ApENAw ARrHv I on Tuesday, nee. cs, a. the
thiita ot thr lrlrsf-ur.lon, nv tie hcv. Joshua
Weaver ia ius Kari AdeuaN Of AiX-i4 C.Auc.. . rfu..
"a. 10 Louisa Cas~cl ArtAur, dausAte- OF Jonr -.
CUTTING DOURLT0AV.-On w ines ,av. VOC. ~.
Al on thurc', bI thC Rev. J. L. Gtlohrr Cnal-s ST..
outne 81 Chicago to Mary stew ART daughter OF II s.
80 poulleiay, Esi., ~ New YORK.
fFRGl SuN-PARk 3 Ron Dec 80, At Par pr ~ T.
- w., ny 70, urldts iai.er me Rev &. - P.'kt-, D.
Rev. James Ferguson Of Hanover y J TO Mas t.
J. Parser ~ far-ippanv
LSAWRlE toL NELL. on the esi mt. hv tie Rev.
a. Z PHinam Alfred Il. lawric OF ~ ncfcster Ing ,
9 Ngn You1ges' aau-hcr u ne late claFlei l.. 70
well OF Broo Ign. New lore. No CARDS.
rAlk-HsNr-On saturday eve aug Dec. - AZ
the residence of ,he trld' brother, IiI East iG IT,
by che Rev Halsey Moore George Henry Ncle 10 81.
batl Hunt all Of tfi- CITY.
RIO HMOND- MORsE.-At the Church ~ the Trans.
c. NJ rs. both - this city.
sAFfOHD-kUs sELL.-At the residence ~ s,msd
p l.assel Esg. Dec. % by the Nv Gcorsc =. Rascr
rector Of 81. J4niCss (hurCh Batayis, ,uhA E Stafford
Of New York TO susie NJ Russell " E4si ltn'nro q,
CYAN WfNK-htE-oq thursday Dec 900, AZ the
tdut ~ Avenue reformed church, NcWAr. j. %.
the I-y. WI. Il. TAYLOR. -. -, ilcrut. 3D. Atcs 10
Anna t., daughter VI G-ursc H. Lee bo,h %, New trA
n. j,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

A pleasant little affair occurred on Friday
evening In Jersey civ Lodge No. a. A. +. ana A. NJ
II wac the prescnt4ion Of a Pat Masters Jewell The
jewel Is eighteen Elrl gold and Of exquisite work
manshp, and was made by W. A. Hayward OF this city
1t f. mounted circle Of gold, aud In the circle T.
another 81 bne enamel ~ rounded by god wreath
Inside u tins nut raised from the centre Is the well
known Masonic emblem, the square and compass. be
tween these IA the sun spr aiding It's rays through the
hHolt. on inc top IL the Level with which II Is con-
htccd ~ bar above on which u the monogram Of thc
'tlptht: ON the reverse side H. "Preheuted 10 l..
Jphu g. NatKins, by lhr brthrcn ~ Jersey City Lodge
NO q, ana NJ. Jersey city, n. J Dec. 81 A. H.
6s.o Ihc present .lion was made by v N. D. y. Hop
ping 10 happy anu impress I've speech IN behalf OF te
lent.