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The New York herald., 1877-11-14
EERGH'S STRATEGY.

II was fair presumption among the spectators In
the Court Of SPECIAL Sessions yesterday that Mr..
Bergn, OF the society tor Prevention OF Crue,ty TO
Aulmals, did not really believe that tho accused
William Dawson, was the driver OF the animal
which had many sores on his body. fet ior
some concealed motive. he pressed the witness
closely with questions Dawson proved by
several that he could not have been the driver
OF the animal by reason 0f his being somewhere
else at the time. 10 place IT, however, beyond all
doubt he called Charles Il. Deorcst to the stand, and
Mr. Dciorest that he anu not Dawson drove tho
animal TINS seemed 10 satisfy Mr. Bergh. ana he
took the discharge OF Dawson with unusual com
placcncy.
The secret however, came out when ono OF Mr..
Berghs officers quietly arrested Deiofest as that gen
ticman leaving the court room on the charge OF
his body.
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BUSINESS AT THE PENSION OFFICE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
About eighteen months ago made pension applI'
cation Tor lady Of this city, who lost her husband Ia
1864 wne in the Of the United States govern
mcut Alter going through the useless and ridiculous
formula Q. the Pension Department finally succeeded
In Hing all the necessary documentary proofs about
year ago, and, although nave written time and
again. inQurng about what disposition they had made
In The premises, am always put oil with tho Same
stereotypcd reply "Ihc Attorney General has yet
reported on your case" Now, would you oblige me
bv informing me whether these expedlous ~ officials
receive snuries DO they mold their Offices Tor the
noncr, WITH the privilege OF leaving the claims Tor
their grandchildren TO decide uponY To me It APP
pears like preconcerted plan TO report on claims
after the death oil applicants SO that the sum total will
60 into tho golfers OF the United states the pockets
OF some OF these fraudulent oniceholders.
ATTORNEY
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THE STRIKES ACHIEVEMENT.

sad case OF destituton, followed by death, was ro-
ported yesterday to tho Newark County Physician,
Dr. Ward. During the morning Mrs. Mary Langstan.
aged fifty three years, was found dead bed at her
home, No. ~ Far street. Sne had beon III for some
time, probably with consumption, but was able to go
out She and her husband We're very destitute They
went TO Newark about six weeks ago from New York.
where tho husband was thrown out of employment by
a strike. There he hoped TO obtain work, out
successful and has been wanting food and other CON-
mon necessarics OF ilfe He is shoehtser by trade
and says that he Was not permitted 10 work In New
York by tho strikers of his craft. HIS wife will be
buried by the authorities
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HEAT THE STORES.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-l
On my way through this city wanted to purchase
some gloves, and last Wednesday went into u shop on
Broadway near Nnetecetn street, for tnat purpose.
found the place bitterly cold could not remain
thero long enough match particular coors. SO
put o0 my shopping to another day. On Saturday
again called and found the state OF affairs No
fires, warmth OF any kind, and such n cneeress,
bttcr day. surely there must be law 10 compel In.
human shopkcepers to provide heat OF some KIND for
the young women IN their employ. think there
must have bcen twenty or thirty young girls there,
ana only fancy their being obliged to stand for ten
hours daily in such a place know II would not be
tolerated in England for single day II there was no
other way OF reaching them ladies' should withdraw
their custom from establis hment where few tons
OF coal placed In the balance with the comfort,
perhaps lives, OF delicate young girls.
AN INDIGNANT / ENGLISH WOMAN.
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The SEA SWIMMERS CREW.

Captain Gowens, OF the British bark Sea Skinner.
q portion Of whose crew mutinied Monday while
the vessel was being towcd TO sea- was yesterday re-
licved OF his embarrassing position by four Of tho
ruy sailors desorting Other seamen immcd-
atey shipped IN their places and the bark pre- pared
leave port AT once The English Consul, in inter-
view with the Captain yesterday morning, explained
that his Inability to send the mutnecrs back TO Eng
land due TO the fact that the trouble occurred
port, and III such cases he had no jurisdiction II
the Captains duty to report the trouble TO the local
authorities who alone could act.
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WANTED A DIVIDEND.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Why does no: the receiver OF the Mutual Benefit
Savings Bank pay his promised dividend On visit
ing his office last May told only $40, 600 addi-
uonal funds required TO pay dividend OF ten
per cent ana that would probably be done within q
month or two, ana which has not been done yet.
Now winter is coming on Many OF tho depositors,
like myself are doubt suffering for their money.
Would II not credtable to him 10 sacrifice sosne
oil bis assets raise the required amount and pay SAID
dividend 10 wait and allow his expenses TO eat up
what no has already on hand We ,hink so Wake
up. Mr. Adr!ch. and give us the promised dividend
DEpO5IrOR
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STREET DEPARTMENT ISEFFIcrEScY.

To THg EDITOR OF Tna HKRALD:-
Why not the garbage aud ashes in Eldridge
street. between Riyneton and Stanton, removed? On
one side oi the street tho ashman has been
for week. The smell Is sickening anu the sight
disgusting DISGUSrED.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALp:-
WIN the Street Cleaning Department attend to the
dsgracclul condition of Seventeenth street, between
Broadway and Filth avenue, and much obiise res.
ident? y. Nj. s.
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A DANGEROUS RENCONTRE.
From tho Jackson Miss. J

From tho Jackson tMiss.) Timcs, Nov. ~
Something oil breeze was crcatedoin front OF tho
Capitol this morning by the sudden and, probably,
unexpected meeting Of two prominent gentlemen
General Lowry and Judge Morris--oetween whom, Il
Is undcrstood, tho kindest feelings do not exist
General Lowry drew weapon, but being assured that
Judge Morris Was unarmod did not use IT, Judge
Morris procured arms and returned to the ioca ty, !,
but IL the meantime General Lowry had been arrested
by 0tlcer Clpghan. Thus ended what promised to
DO serious difficulty.
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A POLILEMAN'S NEGLECT.

Ofcer Hoss, OF tho Nineteenth police precinct was
dismissed the force yesterday Tor neglect Of duty in
allowing James p. Gibson TO remain In a hallway ON
his post Instead oil taking him TO the station. Mr.
Gibson, IL Will be rememuered was found dead whore
chcer loft him, aud death found 10 be tho
result oil exposure aud drink. Hess received money
IRON "a bartender 10 take care OF Gibson, who was IN
toxicatsd, ana the hallway his post
70 sleep on The elects OF tho liquor ho Lad taken
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THE SHINNECOCK INDIANS.

Tho Board Of Supervisors OF suffolk county have
directed the County Treasurer to request the Comp
troer to draw his warrant upon the State treasury
for $780, the amount appropriated by the last Legs-
laturc the relief widows orphans oil the
sbinnecock Indians VINO lost their lives wrecked
Cicarssian last winter Supervisor Post has been
delegated to distribute the money.
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THE UNION DIME.

To THE EDITOR TIE HERALp:-
Saturday afternoon last went TO the Union Dino
Savings Bank TO draw out some money. filled up .
cheek for s270 sad presented It with my bank book
TO tho paying teller. who cooly informed me that
could have but sioo without any further words
drew another check for $loo, which, alter consdora
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

lNorx-Lctters intended tor this column must b
accompanied by tho writer's full name and address 70
insure attention. complainants unwilling to
comply with thus rule SIMPLY waste time Ia writing.
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ovEncoATs FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD.

To THE EDITOR HEa.Lp:-
belong TO the National Guard OF this State. bu
have never received overcoat. We have bcei
promised them this TALL, bnt VIC have not received
Them. do not how be expected 10 attend
drilis, paradcs and perhaps some active If
not supplied with The necessary clothing Tor tho
cold weather. P.J. Is.
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TRAVELLER,S GUIDE,
TO FHILNUEIATHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
II through ras each way dav depots IN Philadelphia;
2 in New York.
Double track, the most improved equipment, and the
fastest time consistent with absolute safety.
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER H. 1877.
Express trains leave New York. via Debrosses Cort.
landt street ferries AS foows:-
80. 20 O. % 80 limited IL A. NJ 5. G, 80 4 80
and r. NJ Sundays, A. NJ, .. q 9 80, z $50 and .
Boats Brookyn Annex with through trains
at Jersey City afording speedy and direct transfer
Returning trains leave Philade phia 90 335 80 g.
80 and II a. NJ. l.imited express 35 r. Ny. 2 a.
$3.50. and Z: :35 r NJ, and II midnight On Sunday,
Ticket Offices 526 944 broadway No Astor louse
aud ioot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt ss No. Court
Brooklyn; Nos. ia, 116 and llS Hudson hoDoken;
Depot Jersey City Emgrant Ticket Office No Battery
l. r. FARMER. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
rJlHE OLD RELIABLE STONlNGrUN LINE FOR
Boston, trip missed in seven consecutive
Elegant steamers leave from pier 33 North River foot
Jay st., ut 4 30 r. NJ. daily Except sundays).
ton at 80 A. NJ
Providence line freight only from pier 20
North River. foot OF Warren st. at r NJ
MISCELLANEOUS.
MEERSCHAUM COATED CL1Ys; new SHAPES
Ol Manufacturers, Goldberg son Liverpool, England
Agent. a. stem 227 East Broadway. New York.
7sT CLASS CLEANING AND DYEING, 1912 BROAD.
1way 30 Division 532 anu 534 3h works Ola West
46th st.; new method; reduced price, CHAs FRANK
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(,OASTMlSE STEA NIxuIPs.

NrEW YUnk AND CIBA III STEAMSHIP LINE
IN FOR HA fANx. .
Magnificent a.commod .xions for passengers
SAILING THCRSDAYS ioiows IRON pier II. East River,
ut 3 r. NJ:
NIAGARA (new), 265 tons Curtis Thursday. Nov. -
SARATOGA new. 22S5 tons sundbcrg Thursday Nov 70
JAMES r. WARD Il co. No. 113 W all st.
The New York herald., 1877-02-12
KOSSUTH ON THE EAST.

Tho Paris Francaisc Of January 20 publishes letter
from Turin, giving an account OF an interview with
Kossuth. Kossuth described tho Eastern question as
of solution solely by tho fall Of the formidable power
of the Cars tho restoration oil Poland and the great
ness of Hungary After contrasting Russias profes-
s,ons with her conduct In Poland and Hungary aud
rcmarkipc that che allowed mono Of her own subjects
the liberties she demanded from Turkey, he defined
her policy to bc not immediate conquest, but the
formation oil small Christian States which should be.
come her docile Instruments The use by the Car in
his Moscow speech OF the phrase ''Slav cause'an
press,ou Till then confined to Pansav dic-
iiunaries-he regarded as tho introduction OF q
fatal germ into European policy. IL meant
Russian rule up the Adratic the suDjcctiOn OF Hun
c,ry 10 tho Savs, the shutting up OF Germany IN
iron vice: in ort the uliilmeut OF Napoleons pre-
diction. He had observed among tho Mussulmans tho
moral qualities and social virtues constituting great
those of fConstantinoplc. which European ambition and
intrigue had made hotbcd OF corruption. The
st,tut,onal system would work well IN Turkey
as elsewhere, perhaps better After blaming England
Poland instead OF going tho Crmea, no denied that
Hungary tho enemy Of the SIavs 1t was only the
enemy OF Russian domination. His idea In lS4)
was a kind OF Uanuban Con federation, circle OF
little slav states round Hungary, independent, but
allied with each other ana her, aud he still thought
Hungary and Poland should have the southern Slavs
proupcd round them. With all his dislike to Count
Andrassy the author OF the compact OF 1867, VIII ch
would eventually bc the ruin OF hungary, he should
support him, had he any influence for, ready 10 sup
pIant him. there the military Camara, which
dreamed Of conquest and would be the tool OF Russia.
Germany might have stopped Russia but for the an
ncxaton OF Alsacc Lorraine, which had made France
her mortal enemy and parayzed her means of resist
The New York herald., 1877-02-12
DETECTED BY A DOG.

Seldom It sthat tho episode OF tho dog OF Montar.
gs is repeated In modern life. But yesterday morning
ut tho Washington Place Police Court somewhat simi.
lar brought up before Justice Ottcrbourg on
Saturday night, at twelve O'clock Mr. John schweitzer
locked up his liquor saloon at No 393 Eleventh avenue
leaving a large Newfoundland dog in the place. He
then proceeded TO his residence No 1888 Tenth avenue.
Two hours after the dog rushed INTO Mr.. Schweitzcrs
house. and by every action, sgniled that something
was wrong IN Mr.. Schweitzcrs saloon Mr.. Schweitzcr
ut once left his house and on going 10 tho saloon
found that 1t had been broken into and
cigars and other property valued ut S50 stolen SUBJ
scqucntly Thomas Byrncs, aged eighteen years. was
arrested by Ohccr Far on suspicion OF having com.
muted the robbery. Part OF tho stolen property
found In his possession. IL was proven that hc had
endcavorcd to borrow crowbar from Henry Ebert. Of
No 466 West Thirty street, and that bong rc
fused the loan OF the crowbar he borrowed two largo
railroad tiespikcs or chiscs Tho marks the door
oil Mr.. Schweltzers saloon corresponded with tho
measurement Of the ticsplkes. Byrnos was commits
ted for trial ~ default Of 5000 bali
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AN ENGLISH DEALERS OPINIONS.
NRw YORK, Feb. 10. 1877.

10 TIE EDITOR THE HERALD
have only just arrived from England. and have
visited the magnificent stock yards and abattoirs Of
New York, Philadelphia, &c. am both surprised and
pleased to find IRON observation and inquiry fall my
injuries having been most courtcously satisfied by
the gentlemen with whom have como IN contacs)
that no other country the world possesses many
resources both shipping and supply, as this country
does and that this largo fresh meat aud cattle
trade will DO carried on in such way as not TO prove
ruinous all parties concerned in It, II tho different
shippers will agree to keep up alr price and lot the
supply be regulated little more by tho state OF the
market than II now, II will prove one Of tho bcst
businesses between this country and the old. / am
afraid that at tho present rate tho supply will
run the demand ana thus put an end TO the business
know that ut present great preparations are being
made on the River Plato for shipping live and dead
cattle to England and the farmers OF England be-
srrina themselves to moet the competition. don't
want TO throw cold water the scheme, but have
already seen American beet sold in London al nine
cents per pc und In consequence OF three four
sgnmcnls arriving at tho same time and boing per-
ishablo tho meat had 10 be SOLD trust this will act
as "A warning interested parties, they Will Ind if
the price ana supply arc not iairIy maintained. tho
business will provo ruinous. Your obcdent servant,
AN ENGLISH DEALER.
The New York herald., 1877-02-12
MANHATTAN COLLEGE.

Tho scmi-annual mnation at Manhattan College,
concluded Saturday, was one OF the most searching
ever held In the institution and It's success was cello
bratcd yesterday afternoon by the class Of 80 In
literary entertainment Several essays were read, and
the affair credtablc to the projectors. AT the con-
cIuson Of the entertainments Mr. James Fagan on be-
halt OF the audience, thanked the young gentlemen
ana congratulated them the ability thcy had dis
,,ln vad
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A SWALLOW-TAIL THIEF.

negro servant named Joseph Hatcher was arrested
yesterday morning by Detective Schmittbcrger Of tho
Twcnty-nnth precinct, for stealing dress coat, valve
s3O owned by Mr.. Edward Solomon, from the board
ing mousse of Mrs. Phoebe Robert son, So. 81 West
Twcnty-hitn street, wherc he had bvth employed as
waiter Hc pleaded guilty and vbss hold for trial "
default OF 5000 bail t
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DYING ~ - g.,ti inANE l,ln ".

John nyzfTrd,,, ,,,. .,,. sl,ites at the
~.d fo,.rau,,. s....,' f-'' " isville yes
terday, discegused the body OF young i,s', 80
-. ABOUT twenty years oi nsc, WAS OF )aca dress
sion Win oiue eyes nnu nao On iign, NY sacquo.
toronor Dempsey took charge Of the body.
The New York herald., 1877-02-12
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NJ Y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL SIS. LINE
IN steamers leave pier No North River T.. NJ
FOR HAVANA DIkECT r...,,
ClT1 OF lAvANA..... .Sathru"y, rcpru"ry =,
CITY OF Xkw Y0EK;v, Wednc'dsyit % ht FEBRUARY 70
via Iayana Progreso. Campeachy, Tuxpsn and Tampcc
CITY OF HAVANA. Saturday, February "
steamers will leave New Orleans February - and March
10 for Vera Cruz and all the above ports.
For freight or passage apply to
y. ALEXANDRA SONS, 81 and 80 Broadway.
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by reference 20 our column OF an.
nounoements, 10 viii he seen that we
ars 10 have thl QsmpIelons with us on
Thursday, the mn, 10 the "Hpankh
Pink Dominos,n u Play admirably cpl.
ouaiod TO bring out the better strength
II the wonderful lItIle aotre.a, Fay, ~
well as tho entire company,
30 long as John lemplelon gives Us
such bills ~ this, 10 long may he OK
pect the wonderful popularity Of hls
company TO continue, Fay Ia rapidly
developing into wOmanhood, and her
powers are ripening aud expanding
with the gliding seasons. We predict
that monster house will greet her
next Thursday night,
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alias CITY Lumber Yard.
The FIRST Premium.

we are proud to announce that the
celebrated Anheuser u Co.'s brewing
association took the first premium at
the st. Louis exposition for the best
sample OF bottled beer. This il only
one o! the many triumphs won by this
house, and Ia only another considera-
BILE feather In It's victorious plume.
This beer can be had at all times and
in any quantity at the agency in this
city, COG Main street.
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Dallas city Lumber yard.
THE COURTS.
District Court.

District Court.
The following motions for new trials
were made yesterday:
George Morton. charged with theft
Of cattle; overruled.
William Jones, charged with theft
Of cattle oyerruled.
Henry Johnson, charged with theft
Of geldiDg; overruled.
Isaac Herndon, murder; dismissed
for want OF witnesses for the state.
Ed. Miller, charged with receiving
stolen cattle; overruled.
j. b. johnson, forgery; overruled.
Barney McDun, forgery; overruled.
county Court.
Met and adjourned, owing to the III.
ness OF the acting county attorney, Mr..
Cowart.
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DalIns Ci'y Lumber Yard.
\ TIuneIy Proposition,

one OF the most solid and aubetan.
tol dry goods houses Ia the city IL that
OF the Messrs A. n H.. Mittenthall,
near the corner OF Lamar and Elm
streets, This firm has lately received
and have now In store an immense
fall and winter stock, consisting Of
everything usually found In store Of
their extensive Internationally goods,
clothing, boots, shoes, hats, etc, and
all that the merchant, business man,
farmer, mechanic or labOrer needs for
themselves and their families for win.
ter wear These goods will be sold at
figures that the Messrs. Mlttentlall
defy ANY firm in the city to duplicate.
In addition TO the extraordinary low
prices they win present to each and
every person that buys twenty dollars
worth of goods from them fine clock,
u correct Il ne keeper and nice man.
tel ornament; provided, the purchase
of the twenty dollars W rth Of goods
IL made within the next twenty dAys.
This Ia II rare chance TO get the full
worth OF your money, together with
the certainty Of nice clock More
about this proposition will tie found in
subsequent issues Of our paper.
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Dallas City Lumber Yard,
East Dallas Hook ana ladder Com
Nh -

East Dallas Hook ana ladder Com
pany No. ..
We have been requested 10y mem
Der Of East Dallas Hook and Ladder
Company No. . to call attention
OF the committees appointed by the
company, about ten days ago, to the
fact that the building committee is
very much in need Of funds. The brick
walls OF the building are now about five
feet Ia height, and the material Is on
hand to complete the work, but unless
the cash for its continuance is paid in,
1t will necessarily be stopped. There
have been about sixty gentlemen ap
pointed on the committee to solicit do.
nations to this enterprise, and they
are requested TO Immediately report
whatever sums they may have collect
ed, no matter what the amount, to the
secretary OF the East Dallas company.
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palIs. CITY Lumber Yard.
d. N. Kahn A Bro.

See the elegant cut which Kahn &
Bro, have added to their advertise.
ment Don't fail either, 10 notice their
new cut on the second page. These
things indicate very plsinly two
things: First, that Kahn d Bro don't
intend to let their trade go down for
want OF printers ink, and eecond, that
they find II rays. Their liberallty ta>
ken together with the excellent char.
acter Of goods and their extraordinarl.
~ low prices, must always operate 10
give Kahn q Bro. their full share of
business.
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DALLAs, Texa "a. 0 N,Lcl..


Yes, it was fair aud square knock
down, aud the justice OF the net Ia not
denied, The female community are
more particularly interested and they
give unmistgkable evidences of their
appreciation. "When lovely women
lends her inilnencc, then it is the worl.
moves braye!y on" We ailude to the
fact that the great female medicine
known rs Eaglish Female Bitters, has
been reduced to one dollar per bottle
or three for two dOllarJ ana fifty centn
One bottle will last two weeks. til,o.l7.
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a cloud Of traffic exists on the East
Indian railway, that has assumed the
most formidable proportions AT the
many stations between Calcutta and
Delhi, a distance Of one thousand
miles, thousands upon thousands OF
tons Of wheat, rice and other country
produce are piled up awaiting trans.
portation, aud traders are suffering
great loss and Inconvenience from the
detention Of freight This blockade
has eXistcd since December last, and
there is little prospect Of any relief ill
the end Of the year.
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This book, the most popular work of
the day, has had rapid sale in the
city, Mr. Stephens, the Main street
book seller, selling out his first lot of
one hundred copies in three days.
Fifty more copies were received yes
terday. Call on Stephens and secure II
number before they are all sold. Main
street, near corner of Lamar.
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Who would do without n good, new
er failing well of water when they can
get large we'll made SO cheap with
the Celebrated Centennial Well Anger,
10y calling on the undersigned at the
New GOrK restaurant, on Elm street,
near the Texas wagon-ysrj, or by
postal.card through the pOstolllce, he
having purchased the only auger and
the right tc use it N Dallas city aud
county. Artisan wells IL speciality.
eepl5d-lm. s. p. nEpLER.
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EColonel w. c. Holland aud family
returned yesterday from their usual
summer jaunt to North Carolina. We'll
come home.
Governor Throckmorton, our dis
tinguished representative in congress,
passed through the city last night en-
route for Washington.
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E.RAOnic.

A stated communication OF Dallas
Lodge No, 4l2 Ancient, Free and Ac.
cepled Nasyna win be held this o, en-
ing at 8 o'clock, sharp. Members are
respectfully requested to attend. All
brothers and Master Masons
in good standing are fraternalIy in
viied BY orderof
GEORGE r. FEARN, W. NJ.
w. ~ GRIFFErH, secretary,