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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-23

PERKS OF THE DEEP.
-
Further Destruction OF Life and
Property at Sea.
Captain and crew or the brig Hattie
Edor Lost on kliiery, Me.
-
siN Vessels Ashore Ia New York Hay
The seyerest Gale Known For
Years Heavy Loss Of Lib
Appreciated.
PERILS OF THE DEEP.

New YORK, March 29,--There are
six vessels now ashore In the lower
hai Dor, blown on Gerrlsh's and Clark's
Islands, aud one Of them has her
nastS cut away. II Ii feared these dis.
listers have involved considerable loss
OF life.
The brig Hattie Edor, Captain Juines
I. Cooke, OF Boston, twenty.three days
from Clenfuegos for Boston with sugar,
went ashore during the storm Of
Wednesday At Gerr,sh Point, OIL Kit
terry, Maine, and all on board persisted
except the first officer. Tha vessel and
cargo are a total loss, Captain Cooke
was about thiriy.hye years old, Xix.
ty other persons were drowned. A
dispatch from Provlncetown, Massa.
chusetts, reports several vessels aud
many lives lost. The gale was the
seyerest that has been experienced for
years.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, March "a, - gold llO1,gllDs
Silver, lOj@lOG.
u change. New york sight i@M premium
New Orleans, sight par TO I, premium.
Cotton firm, Good ordinary, 1910, low
middllng, lljsci middllng, 1895 good mid,
ding, 1870. SALES l02 bales.
Ilides-Dry, '51sc; dry 1int selected ,l6I,c; M
they run, l3glic; light snlted, Zoe; wet sailed
selected, Sc14; M they run, ne; green, re
Coffee weak and lower. Fair, NE; good
lSc; choice, lOc
Flour-Treble extra 50 2j@B 10; choice
50 1907 co. choice family, 81 50@7 50; fancy
- 2jgS 50,
sugar-Louisiana, fully fair. 51sg73sc
prime to choice, Gl4QgS14c; No. 2,Tl.@sAc.
NEW ORLEANS, March 29,-Gold lliIs@lIih
Sight exchange u premium.
Cotton irm and higher-ll@l3c.
NEW YORK, March 22.--Gold closed ut llil,
Sterling exchange-short, 81 t9h@i 50; long,
81 S6@l soy Commercial, 81 SiX@i 80.
Cotton steady. Spots and futures strong
Mt the close. sales %, 900 bales.
LlyERpooL, March 9.--Colton-spoS ac-
tive and hrmer. Uplands, 0l4di Orleans,
l3-l6d Sales 1000 bdlesI Am ,ricaD, 500
bales.
ST. LOUIS, March 2,-Flour quiet ana I'M
changed. Whoat ilnn, but II shade lower;
No. Red Winter. 81 81; old No. q, 81 10 bid,
Cattle-Higher aud In fair demand. Good
to choice native steers, 81 1898 30.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-23
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

When Victor Hugo dies will he be
cremated? He likes il.
The Baron de I4esseps' children go
barefoot, and are never III.
Theodore Cuyler believes In early
rising, coffee or no coffee
The blind preacher Milburn will mex I
month go to England to lecture.
A Western newspaper speaks of Eli
Perkins as "the alleged humorist."
Children under six years of age are
not admitted to New York schools, &C.
cording TO recent order.
Three clergymen have been chosen
fence viewers in Charlotte, Vt. They
were given to railing.
The one hundred thousand Chinese
in California annually deport to China
surplus earnings to the amount of fif-
teen million dollars.
An eighteen months old negro child
was recently spurred to death by
game rooster in Stokes county, N. G.
Robert Dale Owen has recovered en-
trely, and resumed his literary labors.
He sails for Europe In June.
Talleyrand once said: IA witty wife
can compromise her husband, hut a
foolish wife can only compromise her
self.n
a French writer describes young
lady as one who kisses her gentlemen
friends till she is six years old aud then
leaves oil till she is sixteen.
Benjamin Hill will deliver the ad-
dress at Columbus, Georgia, on the no.
casion of the decoration Of the graves
of the Confederate dead on the 18th OF
April.
Last year the following Nations sent
us contributions of citizens In the Or
der of numerical Importance Ger
many, England, Ireland, Canada, Chi
ma, France, Russia.
A seventeen year old boy has just
shot and killed man at Pacific Place,
Arkansas, to prevent him from killing
third party. 1t must be anything
but pacific place, That.
Mile. Chapuy, whose debut In LA
Traviata" In london created such
sensation, and whose voice and execu-
tion are are alike commended ss fault
less, is said to be about TO retire from
the stage. She is about to be married.
AT recent meeting of the London
School Board highly influential depu-
tation OF noblemen and merchants
presented memorial urging the adj
Visibility of establishing penny say
Ing banks in connection with every
public school.
Upon the score of economy, tue III.
rectors of the South Yorkshore coal
mines have ordered that hereafter
blasting must be discontinued when
men are down in the pits, as "the con.
tjnued deaths by accidents render
skilled labor very dear"
Uncle Daniel Drew has excha nged
his pooket-book for a prayer oook.
| He takes bis leave of lucre to make ms
peace with Heaven. Boys" says
the old man, sadly, nobody can ride
two horses at the same time on tpe
Zion turnpike
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celved M u fee ten per cent Of the
claim.
Charles r. Gil, the new Commits.
sloner Of Pensions, has placed his res.
lgnation In the hands OF Secretary
Chandler. II seems he accepted under
the impression that the salary WAS
$4,000 year. ON discerning that il
was but $1,000, he was assured II would
be increased to $1,000, but on the con-
trary, the Appropriation Committee
has cut II down to $500, and Mr. Gil
declines to occupy, for that sum, an
Office In which he IL charged with the
disbursement of $4,000 per annum.
The investigation concerning Sena.
tor Spencer's election was continued
by the Senate Committee to-day. The
examination of r. Barber begun Sat.
lrday was continued ut considerable
length, and developed nothing of in.
terest The committee announced
that the evidence offered to show what
means were used to pravent members
of the Courthouse Legislature from
going over to the Capitol body aud
thus breaking the formers quorum, is
not within the range of testimony that
can properly be taken by this COM
mittee.
The House Appropriation Commit
tee refuses to give more than $4,000
Of the half million dollars asked for
representation Of the Government De-
partment at the Centennial, and three
members, Messrs. Randall, Hays, Hale
and Foster, voted to-day for only
100000.
In the case of Mrs. Gaines against
Fuentes, Justice Field delivered the
opinion Of the court, reversing the de-
cision Of the Supreme Court OF Louisi.
ana, and holding that under the popu.
lar prejudice to the act of 81, where
suits are between citizens Of different
States, the cause should be removed to
the Circuit Court of the United States
regardless of the subject matter in con-
troversy.
A letter from well informed Re-
publican in Massachusetts says the
delegation will be divided between
Blaine and Bristow.
1t having been charged that the con-
fdential letter Of the Attorney General
to District Attorneys, pending the
whisky trials, met With the approval
of the President, it is authoritatiyely
denied that the President ever saw the
letter until 1t appeared in print.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-23

my ana KEsIg pInT nour Keeps rsyIor WIS urOwuea
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TELEdRAPuIC SUMMARY.

A telegram from Paris states that
intelligence has been received there
that twelve days armisticc between
the TURKS and Herzegovina chiefs has
been concluded, and was to have COM
menced yesterday
A memorial has been signed by the
presiding officers of both branches of
the Massachusetts Legislature, and
members nearly unanimously, IT.
respective of party, asking the United
States Senate to confirm the nomina-
ton of II. II. Dana. Jr., as Minister to
England.
Charley Clark, boy, fourteen years
of age, attempted to hang himself with
his COMFORTER at the Cleveland, Ohio,
county Jail, but was cut down before
life was extinct. He claims that he
was led to the commission of the des-
perate act through dislike to being re-
turned to the Reform Farm, from
which he had recently escaped.
A dispatch from Custar City says
Alexander Stow was shot through the
head last Tuesday by his partner,
named Milligan, while the latter was
under the influence of liquor Stow
still lives, but will die to-day. The
jury acquitted Milligan, on the ground
that it was an accident, but he was
fined S25 and costs for shooting in the
city limits.
The proprietor of the st. Louis
Hotel, at Leavenworth, Kansas,
Michael McCarty, was found III
his room dead this morning about
eight o'clock. He had retired the
night before in seemingly good health,
but when his wife went to call him
this morning, she found him stretched
lifeless upon the floor half dressed. The
cause of death is not known, but 1t is
believed to have been congestion or
the brain.
The Boston Herald referring to the
labors of the Naval Investigating Com
mittee at Kittery Navy Yards, says 1t
can be stated on authority that the
evidence taken before the committee
fully sustains the charges against the
institution made by Congressman Bur
leigh of Maine, in the House last year.
The report will not be made for SIX
weeks or two months. 1t is asserted
It duplicates certain parties is very
Questionable transactions and some
astonishing Irregularities.
King Alfonso and his victorious
troops entered Madrid on the 2Oth
amid enthusiastic cheering of immense
crowds and shouts, Long live the Pa
cificator King" Cheers were gwen
for Generals Quesada, Campos, Rivera
and the army generally. Quesada ana
Cempos were especially greeted with
,ries of " Long life to the defen ders OF
liberty,n and "Dowp with the fueros.'
Crowns were thrown from balconies
and people presented soldiers as they
passed with wreaths.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-23

A miner named Munson recently
fonnd in the Globe Mining District,
A rizona. a solid mass of metallic silver
ore living on the surface Of the ground,
and weighing twenty-five hundred
pounds. A careful and low assay OF 1t
Showed Il to be almost mass of pure
silver, and worth at least twenty thou
sand dollars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-23

In sparsely settled districts, where medical
aid IL often difficult and sometimes i'm posi-.
Dle 10 obtain, II is extremely desirable fol
families to have in the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely pom-
prehensive In its curative operation, perfect
ly pure understanding aud recommended
by the medical faculty, udopho Wolie's
SOhiedam Aromatic Schnapps possesses all
the requisites OF family medicine.
maridSwly SQl
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CEN ENN|AL-

VIII fluid II decidedly to their interest TO
visit our mammoth establishment, and OK.
anime our superb stock OF DRESS GOODS,
which IL complete In every department, en-
hraolng everything from the CHEAP
GlfENADlNE To the FINEST SILK. Our
line OF WHITE GOODS Is unsurpassed by
any house In the State, embracing all THE
LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEhS0N;
in lact, we have not
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-23

Each voter viii be required to vote In the
Ward of his residence, and no person will be
allowed 10 vote unless hls ,phme appears OH
the registration book OF said Waid. Persons
tor again. change OF realdlnce since regis
tration viii require the transfer Of the names
~ amen party IA the registration book Of the
ward In which the voter Ia now living.
4. y. HEREEQRn,
.Cisy SECRETARY ana Registrar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-23

Great demand we have had IN the past for a
inner and larger assortment OF extra due
goods has prompted Ms 20 buy the very best
oil all goods, consequently our lady friends
who anticipate visiting the
National Republican., 1876-02-14

l. THERE EVER WAS any doubt about
Tie radical and uncompromising Republi-
canism which prevails in Maine, that doubt
ought 10 have been set at rest by the event
Of Saturday night at the meeting of the
Maine Campaign Club. The Hon. W. P.
Frye, member of Congress from Maine,
and Hon. John II. Rice, an ex-member,
made admirable speeches, urging the ut
most vigilance against the danger of being
lulled into fatal lethargy by the false prom
ises of peace by the Southern Confederate
Democrats. Mr.. Frye was especially out
spoken in his remarks, asserting that the
present Democratic Confederate House is
all that was needed to prove to the country
that the rebel Ku- Klux spirit is not dead,
but is awaiting only the time when it shall
have the power to assassinate and rob the
freedmen without stint. He said that it
was mistake to suppose, as many had
been led TO, that the Republican party
would be stronger as a compromise party.
1t would be stronger to tell the truth, and
the one thing more than another that has
helped Mr.. Blaine as Presidential candi-
date is his declaration of war against the
old rebel Democratic oligarchy who live
upon hatred of everything born on the free
soil of the North. We understand that
Mr.. Frye has been invited to stump"
New Hampshire during the short time
before the State election. Such a man
will do yeoman service in stiffening the
backs of the party managers as we'll as the
vOterc
National Republican., 1876-02-14
EDITORIAL GOSSIP.
The Democracy, so far as

The greatest necessity of the day is street
car that has not Groom for one more"
National Republican., 1876-02-14
MEM BOOlXS,

NEW BOOKS.
In Household Eleganeies, sugges-
tions in household art Infelicla, AHW
Adah Issacs Menken; Songs of Land KlLkL
and Sea, BY Esmeralda BOYLE; Two SH0
Cemetery; British Pocket Classics, twenty vol
pmss % in n,t; ten; Han Handy xoIme Of o,a the Holy Holy
and Fen-Walsingh1m; The Bird and the
Bella poem, by G. P. Cranch; Roderick
A. g. Kendrick; Relstions OF Ciyil Law to Church
lSunder, or Tide Of Fate, BY Amanda Douglas;
Letters and Social Aims, by Emerson; Babylon
and Nineveh, by Rev. j. p. Newman; Courting
doned, (The Mysterious leland by Jules Verne;
st. Nicholas Magazine, ls75, handsomely bound and
Illustrated; The Great Bonanza, adventure and
discovery 200 illustrations; Infelice Augusta Evans
Wilson; Tales out OF School, Stockton; Silouettes
and Songs, illustrative of the months;) The Shep-
herd Lady, jean Jean IRselow. complete sssoTrtment T @
Fancy stationery Note and nd i Legal Caps. Yisitlpg g
RIsON, Booksellers and Publishers, 47o Peansyl-
yanIa avenue. jy22-tf
National Republican., 1876-02-14

The Democracy, go far as its financial
unanirnity is concerned, is like two cats tied
together By their tails and hung over clothes
line.
The Courier-JouTnal pronounces as hopeless
the young man who calls his mother nav and
his father paw. And still that paper continues
to part its name in the middle and dodge the
"pon-co,npoS-mcutiS killer"
About the 14th day of next June the New
York Tribune and Springfield Republican will
ascertain that the national convention has
more to do with nominating the next President
than they have.
We wouldn't like to say it publicly, for it
might be mortifying to the Democratic House,
but there is no absolute harm in remarking the
fact that whenever the old farmers of Penn
sylvania speak of the House, they say: "0ur
menagerie."
The annual report of the medical depart
ment of the British army for 1878 shows that
the troops were healthiest in seaport towns,
camps and at small stations. In the large
manufacturing towns and Dublin the death
rate was high. Thus, while in camps the
number of constantly sick was Sc In every
1000, it was 40 in London and As in Dublin.
The last annual report Of the medical depart
National Republican., 1876-02-14

ALL FALL Il WINTER DRT GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST
BEFORE TAXING STOCK.
H1Ying too many goods in nearly all the depars-
meats extra Inducements will be beld out 10 SELL
Wamsutta Cotton, 12LS cents cash.
Fruit OF Loom, Androscoggin and all leadlng
ms kes OF B:earheh and Brown Co tons at less
prices than befI re the war.
much better 10 carry than Dry Goods
Cassmeres, Flannels and Cloaking Beavers
very cheap. -
Made Cloth Skirts cheap, to close out.
ShawIs of all kinds sacrificed.
Blankets from 75 cents each to fine goods.
Bed Comforts, (white Cotton wadded,) cheap.
Good Brown COttons SC. per yard, very cheap.i
CARPET STOCK MUST BE SOLD.
Gail and see before buying, as money can oe
A fair dealer to all, and good Goods always given
iYt danIs.f sTs WT0nes' TN. NAUDAIN.
National Republican., 1876-02-14

hBe SPECIAL N0TICE.-TO MAKE
~ room for . very eXten sive and entirely new
Spring stock, offer for CASH. at \ reduction of
Is per cent. on our regular prices. AL grades of
WALL PAPER, WISDOM SHADES and other
goods in our liRe.
Gold Papers from ilc. Fer roll to 81 81.
Staple goods the lowest in the District.
The above for CASH ONL inc!niIlk same re-
duction on work. l.. i. CLARK,
Ne. 1c25 PennsylFanis avenue.
February ], 1876. fei-STuThim
National Republican., 1876-02-14
~ DIR. NEWMAN's sERM0Ns.

DR.. Newman,s Sermons, reported by White &
Reeves, (revised,) will appear In pamphlet form
each week. Orders from the trade solicited Terms,
S3ayear, Tin advanee0 six months. %; per month,
10 cents; single copies 10 cents. Those wishing TO
subscribe will address r. 8. REEVES,
felt-lwF 2t street northwest
National Republican., 1876-02-14

kN~EOURTH REGULAR MEETING
~ of the Second Co operative Building As
socIatlon-The foutth regular meeting will be held
on MONDAY NIGHT, in Potomac Hall, corner
Eleventh street and Maryland avenue southwest,
atT o'c!oCk. A few shares remain that can be sub
scrbed for. Thi, will be the last opportunity that
shares can be had. -
GEORGE WHITE. President.
G: R. THOMSON, Secretary.
FatA lear
National Republican., 1876-02-14

Once more the gentle intonations Of William
Aliens silvery voice are waited o'er the land.
He says: "If the hard money Democrats pre-
vail the party will go to the devil" The only
trouble about this is they would have to come
away from him before they could 60 to him.
Let that party stay away from the congenial
presence of his majesty once, and it would be
far worse than 4 rat in 4 strange garret.
National Republican., 1876-02-14

meeting will be held at 7:So O'Clock on THIS
Monday EVENING, February IA, at McCauley's
Hall, Pennsyly ania avenue, near Second street,
Capitol Hill. for the purpose of forming a new
ten. now nearly closed up. ALI are invited.
nd
National Republican., 1876-02-14

This February weather keeps man uncom-
fortably suspended between an orercoat and
a linen duster. 1t has proven itself to be Z
copious breeder OF throat and lung diseases,
the mortality from these Affections being thus
far greater than for several years past. To
great extent the astrologers have predicted
correctly that we are to have mild Centen-
nial year-an open winter and moderare
summer.
National Republican., 1876-02-14

If the Democratic National Executive Com
mittee have any regard for meritoriouS con-
duct, they will look twice at Kentucky before
deciding where to hold their convention. 1t is
the meeting place of Ku-Kluxism, the last
Commonwealth to admit negro witnesses in
court, the keystone of Democracy, and the
garden-spot of apple jack. Will the insatiate
Democracy require more qualifications than
these:
National Republican., 1876-02-14
FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE FOR CITY

OIh E-AOhANGE Oh
= PROPERTY.-A fine FARM A ~SO~
miles northwest of Laurel sta SR5lEfEkA
uon: .S acres in meadow land; n l1slsshil8
trees; improved by frame dwelling oi seven
looms, three stables, barn, dairy, SC. Springs
feet wide running through the place: land adjois-
ing sold for 500 per acre. Nine good building
sites front on two county roads. For fuithtr
partic ulars. sppiy to DYER s. DAVIDSON,
1ans-2w lfs) Pennsylvania ave northwest.
National Republican., 1876-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICES

>oNoNHSS~Oo~
hEoMAsOSIC.-AB SPECIAL COMMU.
held at the Temple on MONDAY, (T0-DAYO at
O'Clock p; m. to attend the funeral Of our late
Lodgers are fraternally invited BY order Of the
W. n. IfebliI w. G. BROOK. Secretary.
k"eI. O. o. F.-THE HEN 8ERS OF
~ Harmony Lodge, No. Q, will meet ct their
Hall. No. 200 Pennsylyanii lvenue soathesst, THIS
(honday) EVENING. at O'Clock, to make ar
Edward Mudd, p. g.
Funeral on TUESDAY. 18th instant, at Q D. m.
GEO. 8. STEWART. n. g..
WIN. Il. ALLAN, Secretary. felfs
National Republican., 1876-02-14
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE,

A substantial TIRE EE-STORY BRICK RESI-
DENCE. with 4 south front, centrally To- -
cared; containing about thirteen rooms, not 81
lncluulng bathroom, furnace room or cei- III
lar. This residence is one of the most cheer -
ful and desirable in the city. has all the mOder
improvements, nd will be sold at
National Republican., 1876-02-14

The tramps having tired Of their predatory
incursions and aimless peregrinations, are de-
sirous of holding convention where the wis
dom and talent of their band can be brought
together and decide upon plans for a more
prosperous future. We would recommend
New York as a desirable place, only it might
dpnopulatc BrookIyn
National Republican., 1876-02-14

death rate among the troops was in Dublin.
This piece of information Is not surprising.
ireland pever was healthy place for an Eng
lish soldier.
National Republican., 1876-02-14
HOUSES.

IIOR RENT OR LEASE-"EDQEwOOD
II the elegant suburban residence Of the late -
Chief Justice Chase. Partly furnished, e!gh- m,H
teen rooms, and every modern convenience; m
beautiful lawn and grounds, stable, carri22e-..>
house, barn, &c. This Is one ofthe handSOmest su-
burban residences around Washington, and Will be
let to responsible private family only. For terms
and permit to see the premises, apply to WAl. NC
NEIR, Real Estate Agent, SO Seventh street y.
National Republican., 1876-02-14

h~ OHIOASS TEMPORARILY RE.
- siding at Washington are reques sted te meet
at the Rooms of the Republican Congressional
EXGcMtiye Committee, 1000 street, MON DAY
EVENING, at $50 O'Clock, for the purpose of
forming clmpsign club. Let all who are voters
be in attendance. ft12-2t-
AOFTHE Partnership HERETO.
kS fore existing between n. Il. ClaI Ike snd c.
j. Clarke. under the fir Il name of n. Il. Clarke
& co, insurance agents, Is this day dissolved by
mutual conIent.
G. j. CLARKE.
n. L. CLAkkE.
WASHINGTON, u, c., January h IS75,
National Republican., 1876-02-14

iTH PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR
with room, from s6 to $40 per week; transient, slo
per day. tell-tf
TTNREMONT HOUSE, COR OF SECOND
i STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE.
sS5 Table board per month SIS. This favorte hotel
has recently been impI9yed, newly furnished and
house to and from the Capitol. No liquors sold.
de2g-tf Y. u. HILL. Proprietor.
National Republican., 1876-02-14
eW SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE OF RUILDERS' EXCHANGE
3lS EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST,
February T. IS76.
Parties having signlfed their intention (and all
others wishing TO do sol of having Order-ooN at
this office particularly vequrSted TO meet at
tie Exchange on TUESDAY EVENING, Febru-
AIRY Is, Al o clock, sharp. ~
fel22t PERRY COLMtN,
National Republican., 1876-02-14

Title perfect, and only reason for selling is the
owner lives in San Francisco, and MUST ) IL to
apply proceeds in business there. For exact To-
cation, price, fuI particulars and permit to In
spect the premises, apply to-
J. V. N. HUYCK,
Real Estate Broker, No. 7O7 Fifteenth street north
York avenue. jas9-tf
National Republican., 1876-02-14

F0R SALE-LARGE COACH TEAM, IsI<
= hands high, years o.d; long tails;
hne and stylish drivers; quite fast. ~
hne set Rubber mounted HARNESS. fNz,
neariy new. A!So, 6-pascsnger Family WV
CARRIAGE. almost new and in fne AAC%
eeonGitlon. The above can be hougnt separately or
together. o be seen at OLCOTT'S Stables, I
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth north :
west. CChronicle, Star fe2.5u