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Honey.

Pitchers CastOria Is complete substI.
tute for Castor Oil, and is as pleasant TO take
as Honey. 1t is particularly adapted 10
Teething and irritable children. n destrovs
worms, asslmulates the food, regulates The
stomach, and cures Wind Collie. Few rem.
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough' Cas,
torla Is scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor ri,
and neither gags or gripes.
A.. COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1876.
MessrS. j. b. Rose Il Co., NY:
cents; have family OF eight children.
lily In the United States, I think. have
never found anything equal to il. NV emil.
ureh nave been saved from fever several
Times by the use of CastOria. recon- mend
It's use for children, for many ,Iissset tbay,
9Ie subject 10, in preference to any medioine
1 show OF. feel II my duty TO give this Ger.
rived ny the use of tastoria,
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
THURSDAY MORNING /, NOVEMBER s,

ALI tho cities and even most of the
towns In the state have literary socieN
ties and libraries Cant Dallas do IA
much 2
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TExT BOOKS

Which he offers at prices az low rs those Of
any law book house in the United STATES
Correspondence Ia invited, Parties desiring
large lots will find II toftheir advantage 10
send 10 him for estimate. Second hand
books valued and sold gu CONN i7sion, or
ries 1or sale VIII DO well TO consign them TO
MIN on commission.
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n-~LM BDant's "Ss-- frnp-ov.,.' 2, .....
ItBlAISIf3A Patent Adjustable Stencil I..,.,s a..
rrp,rvu,u,', single Letters. REDUcsp IN PRirv
Nv III siAEk EyefybcdT viii buy them Cln K at
scslpIs n iss o. ils Saadsffgl "BlOyDiy cYRh
o., AZ 3 einer Agsats Is, selling srtisiss Fae
ne.ii said 20 gu paucuiiI. n 81 bSTe srrs
ase.ss 81 ~ ifnsi promptly arr arf = psur.si i,
~ =, e American a. fore - rr,ks
w. BRYANT. Sole M. ia Is lsLinstoosi chle,ro.
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PRIVATE OFFICE & RECEPTION ROOM
No. GEO Elm st., Dallas, Texas.

,,,,,.,,,,,., ma. ,,,....., -.
=" Mann o"''' IN NNO''o' T. Si""e'
No. 6SD Elm Ne, Dallas, Texas.
,,,,. ,,,
FEMALE DISEASES made speei q
study me successful treatment OF scores OF
Indies la Dallas and vicinity is sufficient to
commend Others afflicted to the same treat
ment me bdrOdTOuS treatment uith cduSticS
Wtery dScdTqcd.
h@nlorrnolus cured IN all cases without
the use OF knife. ligature, oaustic. or clamp.
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MinoelIansnus Mnnts.

MONEY 70 LOAN.-I have 81, 900 to loan,
WI for u client, for six months on good real
estate security. A. IL. FIELD, south side
public square. novd-lw
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For Sale.

N into four lots 25Xl00 feet. Commerce to
jackson streets, next east of Turner's hall,
rear or Lamar hotel. Apply 10 Major II. $.
LEHMAN or j. w. WALDEN, Mt NJ.
Ullmann Il Co.'S. noVB-4t
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E. RI. CUSHING,
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous Books
PUBLISHES:

PO ELS:
MOLLIE +. .MoOREs Poems, $500 % 500
THos. ,HoGGs'"Fato of Marvin, 200
W. n. WEAVER's "Hours OF Amuse-
mehC '''''.''"''o'''''''.''''.' ,,,',,,.,,,, OO
II. S. THALL'S "Hlstory of Methodlsm
In Texas'''''''''',',,,,,,.. %
THos. AFFLECK's "Hedges and Hedg.
ing ..',,''. ....''.'''''''' 70
Rev j. HUTCHISONS' "Reminiscences"l 30
Rev, j. r CoNOLY's Revelation" ,......lw
"The Lite of Navarro ...........,..,...,.. 2j
Has for sale the largest stock OF school and
miscelane us books in Texas. He In
yites orders from ali who want books,
wnethoI at wholesale or retail, and makes
speciality OF finding any book wanted, II it is
to be found in America or Europe. Ali books
mailed direct at retail prices.
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A y rUTOR-A single gentleman, educated
"A at the University Of Virginia, and thor
oughly qualified TO teach, desires situation
rs III or In a private family In the country.
For further / formation apply 10 IL. Y,
pEGION, Dallas, Texas novl'lw
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by W. g. SICKLEs-3O,OOO ACRES OF
ID LAND on long time. Real Estate
office, Ho,2ll Main street, near postoflice up
tairs, Dallas,Ie as. JuS-tf
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4. III. CUSHING,
COMMISSION MERCHANT IN -1
Printers Stock !.

STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, FLAT
AND Ruled PAPERS.
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Houston, Tex
Teegraphic orders filled and forwarded by
III the night trains. oct28d3m
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WAXAHACHIE

opens Its first session AUGUST3O, 1877, un
rh5 manageme NJ OF clmpstent anie
fenced Cet2hers. FJc pLrJt Gu lars, aIdre
a''-V' VI a. X LGEJ, Prlnotpa
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN,
Wanted Boarding.

FOur-llne Advertisements inserted twice IN
this column for Twenty-Five Cent?,
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NM ANrED 49, Everybody to have theh
w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired AT
JACOB.W EBER'S Cleaning and Dyeing Es-
Enlistment, $40 Main street, Dallas Satls-
faction wal ranted. tulyll-lyr
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MEDICAL OFFICE.
DIR. CARL MURRAY

Has OPENED ROOMS FOR THE TREAT
MENrOF ALL CHRONIC AND NERV-
Gus DISEASES, AND FOR THE
GENERAL PRACTICE OF MED
ICINE AND SURGERY.
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C,TRAYED-FrOm residence OF j. ID, Kerr
- foot, dark brown on black horse, star In
face, white front aud hind foot, blind In
ON
right eye, brand ~" on left shoulder,
Liberal reward for hiA return, NOyldN
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{, EYERA l. FARMs-I have several farms
y 10 rent win furnish teams, feed, ETC.,
on tho shares for lands planted In cotton.
Three miles northeast Of Dallas. j. o.
CRUTCHFIE ED. noNi'lw
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A GREGORY. II. II. COOLEY. L.R,HAsrsIe,
X. ID. DOTY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01

The laying OF the corner stone of the Opera
House took place last Saturday afternoon. with
considerable ceremony. A tn box containing
the following articles were deposited with due
-oiemnity; copy of the Saline County Jour
nal; copy of the Salina Herald; l copy of the
Farmers Advocate; copy OF Msj. Berks
Real estate Journal; copy Of the Chicago
Commercial, containing All illustrated descript-
i've article on Ssina and Saline county; a blan
Autograph check OF Jno. Gels & Co., con-
taining view of Salina; sketch Of Sallns'.
history and progress. contributed BY Mr.. F.
E. Bowen; a list of the members and officer.
III the Opera House Association; cards and adj
vertisements OF all III. business men OF Sal!na
besides coins OF various denominations, etc
A very appropriate speech WAS made from the
corner stone By Hon J. e.. Mohler. Then
followed sort Of open air banquet In which
nearly everybody present participated.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01
"The Golden Beit- Route.

The quickest. safest and most reliable route 60 al
points East and West ria the KANSAS PACIFIC RAN
Way, through the famous Golden Belt (the finest
wheat country in the world. Passengers for Denver
and the Rocky Mountains should remember that this Is
2) miles the shortest, 3 miles the quickest snd the
only line running through 10 Denver without change
of cars. Going East, close connections are made az
Kansas City aud Leaveuworth with all tue great
through routes for sill points East, North and south
The fsvorite line the San Juan mines. Passengers
taking the Kansas PACIFIC stop over at Denver and
visit the mines and smelling works IL its vicinity
Close connection made with the Denver & Rio Grande
Railway for Colorado Springs. La veta, Del Norte
and Lake City. The only line west OF the Missouri
River EQUIPPED with the Westinghouse Automatic A
Brake. Freight shippers, attention. The kAssA
PACIFIC FAST FRxIGHT EXPRESS makes the best tine
and affords the most rapid transit OF Freight between
the Missouri River and all principal points Of Kansas
Colorado, New Mexico. San Juan and Arizona.
For Information concerning rates. maps, guides.
pamphlets, etc, call upon or address
JOHN MUIR, d. Z. CORNELL,
GssV Fr't A9t. Gsa'E PI4-'T Agf.
TT. CAKES.
GssT Sup't.
kansas CRY.
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Brookyille Items.

Fr ON our Special Correspondent
Freeman Il Co. have opened model drug
store. Clark sold his stock of drugs 10 them.
We have three frst-class dry goods and
grocery stores ODER. Wilson i Co. sell goods
cheaper than anybody in the county.
Wheat continues 10 come in-from 20 to 25
wagon loads per day. Our affable grain buyer,
Hogaboom, buys good deal, but Marlin buys
a good deal more.
10. Duncan has another feminine. 10 lbs.
VII. Gentry has just returned from trip
West. bringing with him 1000 head Of cattle
to winter.
Clark continues to sell lots in Brookville
way down. He has also several improved
farms for sale, and Is agent for National Land
Co.'S lands.
J. Morgan has bought the Crittendon prop
erty.
Mr.. A. Robbins, from the Mulberry. has
started an opposition butcher shop. Sorry TO
see our Old friend SHELTON have opposition.
Brookvilie has sufficient population 20 sup
port church Of some denomination-no mat
Ter WTldt. 80 ttldb lut ppVs Soh tid'V VIC 5N'fNh
preached to them.
The Boarding House around the corner has
q $4,000 bell.
DR.. Stearns has the best 3-yesr old colt in
the county.
City Marshal says he Is bound to take up all
hogs found running at large, irrespective Of
their owners The hog law should be repealed.
The owners of hogs think It unjust
Our thrifty blacksmith, Mr.. James. is build
Ing fine stone house.
Brookville needs grist mill.
Old Mr. GodQfr died last Sunday night.
He was old and very intrm.
l.. c. Warner has bought out the interest OF
old Spencer In the general merchandise BUSH
ness.
.. p. Bicknell. who lost mule from his
premises (-uppo-cd to be stolen) received q
telegram yesterday from the sheriff Of Barton
county that the latter had both mule and
thief
The ladies, headed by Miss Coombs, had g
private hop" at the school house las, Friday
evening.
DR.. Stearns is building new house for Mr..
McAfferty. u.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01
Here are Some Of oar Price.

Cotton bats. 10 cssats DoaI.d
A good umbrella for - cenis
Jeaus. y cent. yard
Cotton flannel. : cents 4 YARD
D-lEiues, Il cents YARD.
Table cloth. - c-ats q yard.
Nste- proofs 50 cents ysTyi
OysTcoA;s. s. Is EACH.
Felt skirts. 90 csEiz each
Warranted button Md glove. 81 81 a pair
Laiies collars. ten eenrs . psecr.
And other gpods il proportion.
CAkYxEL SLOAN 4 TCTHEI
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01

Il has been custom heretofore, not Only in
this county bGt In every other we know any
thing about. to elect 10 4 second term. At least,
all officers who give reasonable satisfaction ia
the discharge OF their duty during the hrst.
This. we think. Ia very just and equitable
rule: for no new and inexperienced incumbent
can do justice 10 either himself or his cOnstltu-
ents in any important office, in so short q
time a 1.-TWO years.-Herald on =. K. Buell..
Tfiis comes with poor grace from the editor
OF the Herald. in face OF the fact that he sup
ported Mr.. Buell. so ardently two years ago as
against MIR. ". B. Sholl, who had just served
his first ierm-and that during the most de-
pressing times known IN the history Of Saline
county
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01
school for the month ending oc,obsr u Is- 81

The following are the names Of stalens oi
the HIGH school who have been perfec, in ST.
tendance, panc,uality Snt Department aHd
hsve 81 average scholarship OF over -, sith
scholarship Of each: COrs JenHerSon =.
Clara Berks Is, Lille Clsrksoa 81. Mary
Campbell IS. Maggie Rash So. Noiiie Lock-
wood IS, Amy Berks 81. Christie Campbell ..
Arthur Dsy s.. Jennie Wright %
II n. FrTzYATRIcK, Principsl.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01
SalIna Market.

Frank G,o.lnow & Co, report the following
wbest-Red winter No 2, sc per bu.; No sac.
No = q SOC white winter. No ?, %; No ; o5ssse
No -selsO spring eaGS5.:
Barley &c per bu-
Oats, t5c per ba.
Rive sc per bu.
Corn-Ear lsc Der bu. shelled. lsc
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aCard

EpIIoEs JoCKSAL - desire b extend III
sincere appreciation c; the kiad1ess Of The CT
izsns Of sa.ins and TIE officers Of tn Oak Dale
Park Fair Assoc.4ti3a. AID % =. J. ". Crow.
iey towards ms son IRA, who vAs injured 81
the late fair y bile r. ding the horse Buekshot. -
J. y. ROSEEs
AEEGENS Kan. tt-f E~h
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To ne Yotsrs o. saline Comfy

Il has been reported that 1 an 10 withdraw
from the canvass ia favor q another candidate
tor Register o; Deeds. hereby intern tb-
voter. tast this reposs IS falss, AMI ina, viii
~ candidate antli the closing o. the polls On
November 8. s. r. CRIss,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Five Dollars FOR each Announcemeut-to be paid
strictly In advance
I hereby announce sell an independent can
didate Tor Register OF Derds OF Saline equity, sub
ject TO tic decision OF The voters Of the cnU u.
CaARLEs oANDES.
hereby announce that am candidate for county
commissioner In tho third Commissioner district OF
Saline county. II. NASH.
At the icitation Of trends, 1 hereby announce
myseirg. a n Id Tor thu ice 81 County Clerk OF
Saline unity. subject TO IN cison Of the voters Of
Saline county Il the N NJ election.
w. c. SLOAN.
EDITORS OF JoURSAL:-Tnis Is TO inform the people
OF Sal ne ty thtt I am a candidate for the Office
OF Register oc d, eds. S. 7. CRISs
desire 10 annou t. tn voters OF Saline county
that C d dae Tor re- lection to the Office Of
County Treasurer. j. d HAMILTON.
To Ae VJtoTso Of saline CauRty:
lam q u bef IRE you 4 ciBdialte for re-eloctics
to the ooc- Of Sheriff Your suffrage Is respectfully
solicited SAN Z. LONG.
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FOR SALE
SheriT's Safe

Joseph 4 HunttG~tar.
Andrew X Kerr SIS 81 ~"1e W 47''
abella Kerr
BE- virtue OF Orier OF sae issued out OF the Dis
rlct Court within and for the county Of saline che
Foureenh Judicial District Of th- STATE 81 Ks8as "a
The above entitled case, viii,
On ne sstk day Of Nor,n1bs~. 4 p. 1871.
a, clock r. m Of said dzy the e-ss door Of the
Court House, IN the city OF SAlnA, Szile county acd
the state Of kansas o1er or sale pablo Eacoa
the highest bidder for casa hAnd tbs following Dc.
scrbrd real esists; 70 VII The soahsssf quarter sec
iion numbered thirty two o.. tgwasrip uenberst
f7uT'cvn 10 south Of range numbered fve s5 wet
Of the aixfh principal rcsrtisn C01ssflns one ru1-
dre and EITtv &-res. more ss., ard he appuFfr-
uAncss theFtunt0 belonging Sad real above
described % be sold wthog5 sgpEasnlszt 20 sztsfT
said ORDER Of sale
shsris's once. saIfsA saline c5naty. Esnsss O.
tCber Z5th 4 y l5s7. SAN {. LONG.
sS-id s5eyiI saline cguafv htrss-
MoaLEE J. lCNy.EsHkEf AtI1rDcTs for F4a.1.ls
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01
Sill Candidate

Mr.. james Czriin desires u 10 .;ste 10 the
voters Of the Second Commissioner District
that he !, siill candidate Tor Commissioner.
and has not Withdrawn from ;ho Held, 9. IA.
been reported.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01

Mrs. A. T. Gr.er will now be pleased TO see
her customers at No. l2i..west side Santa Re
Ayenn-. Lowest prices in books. stationery
and fancy goods.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01
Pigs for Sale.

A fine 10, OF BerksheT. and Berksheir aud
Poland China, aud Berhsheir and Essecks pigs.
Take our choice fer I've dollars. Enquire Of
J. H. DAY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

T. S LAND OFFICE
SALIVA. Kansas, 49,
OCTOBER b. 1871. }
COMP..AIN having been entered ~ this o1fce BY
CGust Johnson asanst Maggie L SwedhIu for zhac-
dOning her Homestead Entry, No. 1874, dated feorH-
airy q ID l57Z upon the half south east quarter
section 81 township 10 south, range west. 10
saline County, Kansas, win view 20 the ,ance l-
ton Of said entry said parties hereby sum
moned 70 spperr this ONCE tne 27th day OF N0ver-
ber l.7. At IL O'Clock A. NJ % respond and fugu q
testimony CONCERNING said alleged sbandJnm mt.
3e-3w ]. l.. BOND, Register.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01

Miss Kothe, who has taught piano and or
gan music in Salna so long and SO successful
y, has Withdrawn from the profession, sud de-
sires US 10 return her best thanks to her
friends for their kind and liberal patronage
She recommends TO her late pupils aud Others
VINO wish 10 take lessons In pisno and organ
music Mrs Breinis, as being eminently well
qualified 70 teach instrumental music in all Its
branches. Mrs. Bremis may be found ct the
late residence OF J. ", Hudson. on santa Re
Avenue near Walnut street
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Tailoring.
Removal.

Oyercosting In all varieties at Macs, oyei
Mirkland. Dodge & Moore's store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01
Notice..
OFFICE or COUNTY TREASURER
SALINE COUNTY, KANSAS,

SaltLa OCTOBER 20, isss
NOIIIE hereby gwen hat the following described
II tracts Of school land and Improvements situated
Saline county, Kansas. will b. offered for sale az
public auction, the Office Of the County TrsasuTe
81 the court house. At >alins, Kansas, on
Friday, the 50th day Of Novsu.ber, 4. d. iS15,
between the hours Of IL O. clock a. VI and O'Clock
z. NJ No bid will be entertained Tor less thar the s
praised value Of said land and improvements shown
in this notice, and Onetenth Of the purchase none
and full value OF improvements must De paid al time
of sale.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01

Co--ect.d bv Z Watson. dealer IN Groceries
provl.ions AMI OueeHswzre, 9S santa Pc avenue
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01

Five Dollars for each Announcement-to be paid
strictly in advance
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-15
Flashes.

The condition of the ice in Lake Hu.
ron is unchanged, and navigation is not
yet resumed.
Edward NJ. Smith has been convicted
OF the murder OF the Trein family at
Bucksport, Me.
A family named Mclaughlin, living
near SMITHS Ferry, Pennsylvania, was
robbed OF $1,000 on Thursday night.
Thomas Crapo and wife sail from New
Bedford on the 25th inst. for London in
thirteen-foot boat, expecting voy age
Of forty days.
Rev. EFT. Baird, absconding Secretary
OF the Presbyterian Committee OF Pub
lication for the Southern States, has been
indicted on charge of embezzlement.
His Excellency John Lee Carroll, Gov.
OF Maryland, was married to Miss Mary
Carter Thompson, of Virginia, at l
O'Clock yesterday, in the Ga thedrai in
Baltimore. The Rev, Father Lee off,
ciated.
An unknown burglar, being attacked
by Mr.. JuDzer while the former was dep
redating on his premises Sunday night
III Williamsburg, shot the latter with an
air-gun hanging IN the room. He the
fatally beat Mrs. Junzer, look what val.
uabies could be found, and escaped.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-15
Board of Public Works.

The Board met in regular SESSION,
all the members present and Presidents
Bell in the chair.
A petition from property holders. ask
ing for water in the Fwenty-flfth Ward,
was referred to the Committee GA
Water-works.
The City Solicitor presented the fol-.
lowing:
"John E. Bell, Esq, President Board Publie,
Works:
"DEAR SIR: In answer to your ill.,
quiry concerning your right to contracs
tor advertising needed by the Board, Il
should say that, inasmuch as there is NO
statutory provision on the subject, and
as Council has acted on 1t, your Board
would not have the right to make such u
contract. But, on the other hand, dis
cretion Is vested in your Board by Sec
tons 6 and 10 as TO the number Of papers
into which such advertisements snail
go, 30 that, in my opinion, your Board
alone would have the right to decide
that question.
VERY Respectfully,
sc LEMENT BATES, City Solicitors
The above communication was or-
dered to be transmitted to Common
council.
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-15
NEW YORK CITY.

Coin for Europe.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, May 15.-Specie engage
ments for to.day's European steamer
are $500, 900 in gold coin.
The Coal Trade.
After careful inquiry Of the coal
dealers it is ascertained that the con di-
tion Of the trade was never as bad as
now. The new circular issued by
the Delaware & Hudson Canal Com
pany, reducing prices and Offering to
meet the declining rates from day to
day, has utterly demoralized the busi-
ness.
knights of Honor.
The Supreme Lodge of Knights OF
Honor met yesterday and elected their
officers for the ensuing year as follows:
Supreme Dictator, j. A. Ege, Pennsyl-
vania; Vice Dictator, j. II. Gallinger,
Of New Hampshire; Assistant, Thomas
Moomau, South Carolina; GUIDE, N. IL.
Weber, Michigan; Treasurer, r. A.
Osmer, New York; Guard, W., A. Ladd,
of Tennessee; Chaplain, L. G.. Allison,
oil North Carolina; Sentinel, W. j. Lin
ham, of Richmond, Va. Trustees-Geo.
w. Wright. of Michigan; VIM. Goodhue.
OF Massachusetts, and r. Gordon, OF
Maine. The next session Of the lodge
will be held in the South.
The Herald's Mormon War.
A Herald special from Salt Lake says
arming and drilling OF the Mormons con-
linues throughout Utah, and there is
much alarm among tine Gentiles. Gov.
Emory has written to the Secretary OF
War at Washington asking for more
troops, to be stationed at Camps Doug
las, Cameron, St. George, Logan and
Fort Hall. The presence of sufficient
body of troops would allay the appre-
tensions OF those who are alarmed at
the Mormon preparations.
Fire This Morning.
A fire on Gold street this morning
caused total loss OF about $4,000. The
principal losers were HOstetter Bitters
Company, $4,000; Z. 81. Rutherford, COM
mission merchant, $4,000; Weed &
Becker, tool manu- acturers, 81, 200; f. Z.
Wells 81 Co., patent medicines, $4,000.
The building was thoroughly gutted.
Prize Fight.
Jack Gallagher and Mike Mclaughlin
fought in a private room in Brooklyn
last night for purse, the terms OF
the match being that they were to fight
one hour and the best man then take
the money. About one hundred per-
sons, merchants and sporting men, were
present. After fourteen rounds were
fought time was called, but both men
refused to give up, and 1t was necessary
to separate them by force. Both were
badly punished. The referee refused to
let them light longer, and declared the
battle draw. The purse ($400) was
divided between the men, and the crowd
quietly dispersed.