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~ lrCArION-By Il man willing to loan his
- employer two hundred dollars, ut reason
able terms, under good collateral. Inquire
at Dali 5 House, SlS Main street. feL2O-2t9
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DALLAS COLLEGE
MALE AND FEMALE.

rms college begins Its spring term, under
stlil more favorable auspices, with faculty
OF thorough and experienced teachers, Mon
day, January 20, 1877. Every facility afforded
young ladies and gentlemen for acquiring n
substantial and refined education. Dlplo.
mas awarded to those who have mastered
the prescribed course of study. Music taught
py skillful and distinguished gentleman.
me primary department, under the
parental control of an experienced teacher,
VIII be the best place parents can ind for
their small chill dron. Tuition rom ~ 80 TO
70 per month, payable monthly In advance
=, JOHN II. ALLEN, President
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NgANrED-To rent IL house of seven or
w eight rooms, near business centre, suit
able Tor boarding house. Address h. c., this
otlce. ieb'y 72t
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EUROPE wants for 1877, SIP 500 bales
of cotton, and upon the basis Of 4,3jO,OOO
bales for America and liberal estimates
elsewhere, it is calculated there will be
deficiency of $4,000 bales
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FOR SALE BY
NOSKINS Il HOWELL, Dallas, Texas
AND DRUGGISTS GENERALLY,
uglSdaOd&wHm
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MISCELLANEOUS
Intelligence Office

Wanted al the Intelligence 0Rlce.
Cooks, Waiting Girls, Ch0mOormaids and
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a colored man wants II situation rs cook
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few pers ons can tinl good board In II
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DALLAS, TEXAS,

THREE of the commissioners and four
of the lawyers in the High Joint Cir.
cumlocution come from Ohio.
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Thurmond, willard q Fletcher, Att'ys at
Law, BIZ Main street, up stairs. oct6dlm
J. NJ. Hayes, Attorney at Law, 2Oi Com.
merce street south of CONTINUOUSLY, Dallas.
Texas. Special attention paid To land
eiaiIls' aprltf
W. - oldham office In Mitchies building
Janl4dtt
oo John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at LAW, No
40 north Side Public square, upstairs.
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Jno II, Morton, NJ. D., Physician and Sur
con, once over First National Bank. Resi-
ence corner san Jacint0 and Harwood sts,
TENDED. nnt1Jtn,''
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DivoRCEs legally and quietly obtained
~ lor incompatibility, ETC.; reference UNI.
n nvvessa,y, zee inter decree; Twelve years.
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Miscellaneous Wants.

'I'O CoNTRUToRS-I wish TO have n four.
Il room cottage built, and wish 10 contrac,
Tor the work. All cash. Address box I70I NJ
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TWO farm hands. and small residence,
= suitably SITUATED, Tor physician, APP
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N ATlONAL HOTEL, SnoaS 4 witt, pro-
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FOB Work. Herald onice Ia now
y receiving large cunrphmtnts of jon
papers Of al descriptions, and asks ~
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| in Blank Deeds, Deeds of Trust, Leases,
etc; ulsUi all Justices and County Court
Blanks. Buy J he llrrnll's .orms, which ire
accurate, and draw your n Deeds aud on
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Attorney nt a.nNy.

C; S. Edwards, Attorney at Law, Ennis
Ellis county, Texas.
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hwELLlNG HOUSE-An elegant dwell
~ ing house, recently constructed, in the
Town OF Laurence, ON the Pacific road 2S
miles east of Dallas, will be exchanged
Tor almost any kind of personal property,
me house has five good rooms. is two stories
nigh nicely painted without and papered
within; has gravel walks, good fence. and
one OF the finest underground cisterns in the
state. Address, II. X. English, Herald office.
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To Rent.

ID Administrations barber can get steady
~ empioymcnJ aud good wages at Capitol
Hotel, MHfs htll, Texas. ieOl1-lW
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EOR sale or exchange on excellent terms,
L 300 acres Trinity county pine and farm
lhnds for Dallas city property, improved or
unimproved. These LANDS liza near the pro-
posed railway lines. Apply to CASTOR Il
IHOM AS. feb6-2t
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w anted, Male Help.

NTANVED-A live man to sell a Patent
w Bee UNI in Louisiana or Arkansas.
Address, Lock Box 2Ij, teb2l-iw
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For Sale or Exchange.

EOR EXCHANGE-Ten thousand acres of
4 Texas lasds FIR Dallas city property.
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Wanted-To Buy.
Waniod-rartners.

4 GENTLEMAN, with $4,000 to $1,000 If
IA large business experience, desires II
partnership IN a Wholesale or commission
mousse. Addr IS j. +. L., thls office. ieb23 lw
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EARM--A practical farmer from Ohio
L wants 10 rent Il farm of about fifty acres
in the neighbUrhoOd of Dallas, for part OF
the crop. Apply +. o. Box t33, or personally
at "a Main street. tebl5 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-08
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

number OF causes, about seventy-six In all. which
have boen for time past pending in the Court
Common Pleas against tho city, discontinued yes
terday. The had been brought Tor the purpose
vacating assessments
Lewis Fox, convicted Of fraudulent bankruptcy and
who had been out bail q bond for $40 900 pend
Ing sentence yesterday rearrested and again
cured his freedom by giving bail IN $751; 900.
Mux Runke alleges that he beaten and bruised
by Henry Hassinger and sustained injuries thereby
20 the extent OF $1,000 70 recover sum be ask
leave to commence q SUIT In tho Supreme Court as a
pauper and had hts application to that effect presented
TO tho Court Yesterday Judge Gilbert, IN Supreme
Court, Chambers, granted tho application directing
that Runko be permitted to bring suit without costs
and assigning Mr. George Husscy 10 conduct the pro-
ceedings.
Henry King sued Ellis N. Crow to recover tho pos
session OF carriage valued at $780, rne plaintiff
claimed the possession under chattel mortgage from
his son. The TO trial before Judge Axer and
jury IN tho Marine Court yesterday, Mr. j. II. Cornell
appearing for the piantf and A. H. Reavcy for the
delendanL When the evidence for the plaintiff was all
in. counsel Tor the defendant moved Tor q nonsuit
because demand had been made Tor The properly
aud because paintf entitled to possession
be not having proven proceedings under the mort
gage 10 obtain possession. The Court denied the
hon, but allowed the plaintiff 10 save himself from
defeat by Withdrawing juror and dscontinung tho
Iral
In the suit between Mary Jano Vaughan and her
guardian, Patrick H. Hanon, against John Hayes
lawyer, already noticed In the HERALD. Judge Gilbert
yesterday, upon motion OF Thomas l.. Fetner, PLAIN
tin's atorney, appointed receiver for property In
litigation, being three houses Seventy street
ana Second avenue aud one house and lot Seventy
tnird street and Second avenue. The aifdavts OF q
notary pubic, clergyman and physician, with
era Others set that the father Of the paintin
Thomas Vaughan, IN uncon sci0us condition
and utterly incapable OF knowing what he uoing
for about week previous 10 his death, no having died
the next day arcr the signing OF tho deed which
vrys ali his estate To the defendant John Hayes which
decd is the basis OF litigation. Tho plaintiff moved 10
have the same set aside as fraudulent and void.
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Tho foregoing table presents OF accidents
and nrcs reported 10 The HERALD. VI Tho former
large number OF tho sufferers, Is safe say dred
from thor injuries subsequently,. Police records
during ten years show that lao persons were acct
dcutay shot On the Fourth OF July, 80 badly injured
by fireworks and persons wcro knicd outright OF
hrcs caused by careless rccacg ers there we
1870 How many OF tho burned aud maiincd victims OF
these accidents died of their wounds In hospital will
never be known.
THAT the subject Is already assumng definite shape
among those VINO have at heart the welfare OF TIC puo
lie win be inferred from the tact that tue May has
received communication from tho Board OF Under
WRITERS pressing tho recommendation OF an ordnance
thai shal prohiDt tho use OF fireworks the Fourth
under penalty Of 30. and OF 81 Tor tho sale o Tho
saInu
Tho Fire undcrwri,crs assert 'thai the Of ire
Crackers anu such classes OF fireworks cannot DO
controiicd when discharged --srTpcDts, squbs and
chascrs-shoud be prohibited and that The most
stringent laws regulating tho sale aud use vi fireworks
oil all kinds should be made and enforced In all
and towns where indemnity against loss by fire rs
asked Tor by is Citizens As such laws are local we
beg TO ask your attention the matter your city
ana such influence you may deem advisable looking
toward the proper restriction OF their sac and
tho coming national festival day, thereby preventing
serious accidents 10 lie ana properly
rDE PROPOSED 0RDisAscg.
Tho proposed ordnance Is as ioliows:-
No person shall cast throw nrs any squib rocket
erackc torpedo grenade OF other combustbc fireworks
Sas OK
onct Tor within the limits q the city any ,rarkors
ha h seeo 1% ao ssp ~ ~. la ~
snch article whrn sold Ia the original package imported
offender visions OF mi,
tion shall pay Tor each aud every offence 81
~ shall MT be lawful Tor persons manu-.
iactnrc. within the limits Of tho city. crackers squ
rockets other combu-tibc fireworks anu every oil
lender against tho provisions th, section shall orte
sud pay the sam 81 $50 tor each aud every offence
THE suaGysTioSs or pyRvrgcmNfsr.
A gentleman who Is well known IN connection with
The business OF manufacturing fireworks writes an Ioi.
lows
Il have read with approval the several articles in
the HERALD fcerring the manner In ucb inc com.
ing Fourth OF July shall be celebrated. While . is a
iaot that the vows you suggest carried out u
WI largely donact IRON tho PROFITS OF practical pyro.
'cchris,s aud dealers 10 Droworks ~ not less true
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NORTHWESTERN MURDERS.
From the San Francisco Chronicle. ]

SEATTLE W. r., Mny 30, 1871
Henry l.. sutton, saloon keeper OF Port Townsend,
ana Charles Howard, pilot Of the Straits Of Fuca DO
tween whom thorc bad been a terrible cnmty for some
time, had some unpleasant words At Sutlon's doos
last Saturday evening, al the coso Of which Suttoa
drew revolver and shot Howard twice, through
the body and through tho risht arm, from thu
effects Of which Howard died tho following evening.
sutton was desperate and spoke OF killing others.
and said that no would shoot any who
attempted 10 arrest him No made tho
attempt. ana two hours alter tho shooting
got into boat, taking with HIM n Henry rife. q
shotgun, revolver, inrFo amount OF aud other
tbings aud let tho town. The trouble between Inc
was nrst caused 10y an indian woman, aug montcd
ancrward Dy sutton kicking Towards dog out OF MS
saloon
Niger Bob" a colorcd man Tacoma. was snot
by kaDaka on sunday night with Henry rifc, ana
instantly killed The kanaka waited until O'CLOCK
when he asccrtnncd the exact whereabouts OF Bob 10
his house, when no nrcd al HIM from tho outsiae
through The boards. An old grudgc between them was
the cause Of the murder The kanaka was arrested -
once
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that there things such hoppers sorpenaa
cbasers. pistols and cannon, the OF which post
lively dangerous and ought 10 be prohibited. A Ono
ought also 10 be imposed any person who imports
Chinese nrecrackcrs, which regard even moro dan
gerous 10 properly, because they leave great deal Of
paper after bong 6red that remains ignited until
the debris 10 consumed i believe that the
manufacturers Of fireworks viii generally coincide ~
my views and agree hereafter 10 remove these dan
gerous articles from their Istk During the presens
year, however, u would be great hardship to manu-
lecturers lobbers and dealers have large lots Of
goods hand 10 be compelled to stop the sale OF them
on and before tho approaching Fourth OF july"
The subJoined communication from citizen has
been rcceived:-
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD-
As one OF the subscribers OF yonr paper for many
years and properly owner, would respectfully sug-
gcst that the corporation OF CITY ordinance
ioroiddng the OF arecrackers, squibs, &c. un-
der the penalty OF So Tor and every offence,
the hns TO go TO the police charity retring iund
This would keep the police tbs alert and cause
them 10 arrest the Offenders and also produce among
them rivalry to who could make the rests
and increase the iund A PROPERTY HOLDER
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ST. LOUIS RUFFIANISM.
A wIFE-BEATER's DESPERATE SHOOTING MATCH
WITH AN OFFICER.
[From the Globc-Dcmocrat !


WITH AN OFFICER.
[From tho Globe Democrat1
The trouble had It's origin a old propensity
OF Flahcrtys TO beat his VITO, who resided IN the
locality named Mrs Fiaherty had separated from hos
husband Tor his brutality and endcavoring best
she knew how to escape hts attention. HIS persecu
lions, however, were regularly applied and were
known TO ali who knew tho family. He formerly
a member of The police force, and, II is alleged
acquired tho TITO OF "wile beaten" which the
Board OF Commissioners would not permit m
officer to hold About eleven O'Clock last night
Fiahcrty's abuse OF his wife attracted the aiten-
ton OF neighbor, who took u upon himself pro.
In nndng vi hand 0ticcrs Quigey aud h. Mahcr,
who, after being notified OF tho facts proceeded tho
work oil supprossng FIahcrty's innate playfuincss.
ARRIVING at tho house they told that he had
officers went togo her They found Flanerty standing
IN dark corner ana did not perceive HIM unt!l within
lev icct Of him. Maner. VINO was acq uainted with
him, addressed him by namo. ami said, what docs
pcctedy pointed. Fiahcrty raised q pistol
that lie had had In his hand, uupcrccivod
and saying. "I show you," fred, the bali
striking Quielcy IN tho right side, between tho
helpless hahcr had his revolver out IN an instant,
aud ''blazedi away at Plahcrty the latter irfng
second shot at The same instant. Mahers shot took
effect but To what extent ~ not known. Flahcrty
seen 10 tottcr, but recovering himself, made Oh wno
Mahcr was, naturally enough dcvong his attention 70
hts wounded comraic IL Is thought by tho officers,
though Tor what not stated thai Flsborty
shot through the lett leg. despatch received AZ
stating that Fahcrly had been arrested and lodged IN
the Fiith District station.
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THE FOUL PASSAIC.
TIE GREAT MORTALITY OF FISH STILL I
MYSTERY.
TFrom tho Newark Rcgister.l

MYSTERY.
From tho Newark Rcgister.1
Tho dying nsh evidences OF the foulnsss Of the
stream. IL is not disputed that tho wastes from
factories and gas works. tho sewage and refuse which
flow directly TO the r,vcr besides other nth thrown
thercn mako tho winter unpleasant 10 tho taste and
unhealthy TO the system; but thoso causes do NOS
operate tho streams which form the source Of the
river. Above the factories, and beyond tho n1usncs
OF tho tide, thousands OF nsh Dead and they s
roting, exposed to tho heat tho mers sun, viii
not any person admit that the water which viii flow
down aitor the ircsbet will DO oven more i'm.
pure and unit for use Our correspondents
thinks the OF the death o no many hundreds OF
fish 10 be alka generated in tho grass and weeds.
Above the Passaic Fails and around Passaic, Whip
pany, Rockaway aud Pompton the 6sh dying W
hundreds and floating down. There is discase In tho
watcr there Pckcrcl and whitcnsh are lying dead
along tho shore.
There can be little doubt that the wator which wo
compelled to drink and use Tor culinary pue.
poses impure ms 10 DO dangerously unhealthy.
IL Is not disputed that the city should have Its wnt.r
supply IRON better and purcr source, but tho loud
voice OF the economist Is heard that tho expense
cannot BIO afforded Whether 'iis bc,tcr or 'nobor
In tho mind" 10 suffer DEATH or whether IN tho long
run funerals are cheaper than water mains, We leave
TO tho lovers OF tue Passaic River water to explain
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-CHAMBERs.

BY Judge Gilbert
Bernhemcr vs.. willis.-Aotion denied, With $40
costs.
Loriard VS.. Clyde Taxation affirmed.
Howcs VS.. Stcnton.--Mot 0n granted on payment OF
$40 COSTS. Judgment and other hens to stand as
security.
costs Order 10 DO rcscttled.
Jones Vs. MulIcr-Dclcndant must appear and an
Bwer heterogeneous.
Mann vs.. Wiilbaghby; Fuch vs. Fuch.--Granted
CoLovcr Va Lloyd --Motlon denied Memorandum.
SUPREME coURT-sPEcIaL TERM.
BY Judge Donohuc.
Smith vs. Schultnp demurrer sustained. opinion.
Calaghan vs. Tho Mayor, &c.--Judgmcnt Tor plain
III, with liberty to defendant to amend.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Chief Justice Curtis.
Snow Scott--Preminary injunction vacated.
with costs to abide event Memorandum.
BY Judge SANFORD
5iurges vs.. Foran ct al Same McManns
and hcAnnus
zulich W. Cook; sandcrson vs. American National
Lilo Insurance Company. -ordcrcd DAY calendar Tor
Monday, juno ii, 1871
Taylor VS.. Fay OF al Order rcviving action
Mlcr Belts ct aI.-order denying motlon with
out costs
smith CT al. We. Frost-Kcmlttitur nicd; judgment
Affirmed.
smith vs. BrcnslccL-Ordcr appointing WHY'S
Hodges receiver, &c.
Smith OF al vs.. Frost--Ordcr Tor payment OF money
On deposit IA the United states Trust Company.
Mvlcr vs. Durycr CT ai--Otder appoinliB Charles
g. Molcr receiver, &c
SUPREME coURr--cIRcUIr-PARr l.
By Judge Donohue.
Hay VS.. Koch.--Aii the exceptions allowed
COMMON PLEAS Especial TERM
by Judge Van IIoesen.
ZONES va. Darling; Wakcman vs.. Kabcnstcin; Peter
r. Bctz; Lavender Va EDgelhart; knickorDocgcr va
inc Mayor; King VS.. Dlsbrowe.--orders grated.
Nell We. herzJcrS Motion for u new .rIal denied.
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A VETERAN ROBBED.

Charles Donnelly, a onc-armed veteran OF the late
war, drew his pension on Wednesday, amounting to
$40 and went TO the foot OF Christopher street hire
. rowboat 10 go to HoLoken. The man TO whom he
applied was John brennan. He did 90 In tho boat,
however, because he did not fko Drcnnan's hook =.
brennan followed him when no left and pulled HIM on
cnr and alter beating hm about tho heal and lace
robbed him Of hrs pension money. brennan was com.
mlttod IN 81 100 bail 10 answer
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son AGAINST MOTHER.

The suit brought by Peter NJ Flcckser against his
mother Elizabeth FIcckscr, the particulars OF which
have been published IN tho HERALD, tricd ycstcr
day In the Brooklyn City Court Chambers. before
Judge Mccue. The action brought to set aside
decd OF conveyance OF real estate, amounting in value
to $4,000, which was made by tho plaintiff to tho
defendant September 0, 1915. Tho fathcr oil
Peter, who was tobacconist, died September
o. last year, and lett his property his only CHILD the
plaintiff AS the latter was the time his
mother for tho consideration Of merely nominal
the cnirc estate coming 10 him under the provisions
OF Tho Will of MS iathcr. But the claims that o
reformed his habits alter making the
transfer OF the property aud that he mar.
rcd an excellent young lacy. Hc resided IN
ono OF the houses which had been left him.
ana few months ngo no was ordered to vacatc tho
premises by his mother This act caused HIM to de-
mand rom ncr return OF The doed which he bad
gwen her but The request compiled with md
hence the present SUIT Several witnesses were OK.
amncd, and the adjourned TN this forenoon,