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nOARnEit i--i'hrre Ren lemon, o. gentle
- mHu ana vile, OHn nnd good h0au' and
room Dy applying al downing h Photograph
Gallery, III Main street, opposite Ledinnd,
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Rent,

U'llE GROUND FLOOR, lOX26 feet, under
l Medical Institute. Handsomely ntted
up for millinery at0rt or ONCE Apply 10
~ GllES BRp!S, "a Elm street. sep9l-tf
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nRtSsMAKER AND EAMSTRESI-An
experienced dressmakerHnd hrst,clasS
sellnsifcss eau procure employment by CALI
Ing 40 ,3B Main street, None ont tho e. weli
recommended need apply. ocl5.2t
BERMAI DS-. one washer and
lmmedmtaly. WnlrLA " PEPPER, PRO.
pllGtOrs oc 6-8t
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Az NNrhD-A situation ag gar3tuer, hy
w j, n. levi hp well known gardener
NJ KENTUCKY, who raises the nuest Vgfti-
b4et lu tho country. nj. a
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Wanisd Male llolp.

MAIfEE-A Good Wa ter, 40 good WAGES.
w Apply 10 Cosmopolitan Restaurant,
DenisOn. oc3 40
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PRIVATE OFFICE & RECEPTION ROOM
oyERuARRY BROS. TIN ASpsroyE STORE
No. $50 Elm 81, Dallas, Texas.


No. 620 Elm Si., Dallas, Texas.
FEMALE DISEASES made a speciol
study. TIE success. iu treatment of scores oT
ladies' IN Dallas md Vicinity is sufficient To
CONNIE Il Others afflicted TO the same treat
meut The bUrbdroW Treatment iriiA cIifJic,
WcriV discarded.
,llgmorrhoids cured ia all eases without
the use ot knife, ligature, caustic. or clamp.
All rectal die asses made specially,
TAPEWORMS REMOVED IN 4 FEW
HOURS.
NERVOUS DlN sAsES-F pilepsy .Choren.
Neuralgia, Carries of Neritbrae resnltinp I'm
curvature OF spine and nervous dornnge-
ment. lncipiVnt Paralysis cured IN a mn.
jotity OF eases.
Diseases ofthe Eye and Fyelids. Of the Err
and Head. rs pecialattentton called To Ma.
SAL CArARRH and It's accompanying II ala
dies.
Di.rdses of confidential nature treated aud
cured promptly without Injury t. patient.
| advertise the same as the merchant or
any legitimate business man. viz. To do
est.
second-Because | am not ashamed Of my
profession.
Third-Because I expect 10 deal honorably
with my iellOw-man, ana have nothing To
cover up
Fourth-Becau have the rigAt AS much
as a corporation Of doctors, "a college, an in.
urinary, or would.be.iu stiiute, anu il Is no.
body's buslless but my own.
ihcse ny a distance cen consult by letter, |
lug g.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
Addfess Dcck Box llVi, Dallas, Texas, or |
sali personally AZ go Elm street.
seplelly
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4 ARGE, AIRY, COMMODlOUs ROOMs-
Ia lieat table Tor the mmp money I've
dOlaH per week, Nv nly-hvc oenls per
meal, lodging lwenlY-nvu cents, Every
ming new ana o'ean, aud Kept IN good or
der Call nn 500, at ma Elm STREET, ny
Mrs patrick ol.2t
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f"yaus are acquainted -aroughi toL,-witl ia
WON'T 1rihl merits OF that great Amcriran Remedy
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BOARDING The Rawlings hotel, ain
- street, one hi EEK from the Union depot,
Dallas, lcNas, having changed hands hud
undergone thorough rouOyaliCn ana repair
IN now open Tor ms tfuVClug pubic, Two
good dining rooms girA Wnnlot, W, II,
GLEDlllLL Proprietor. Ool2'lw
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NAlRH FARM.-My 20 acre dairy farm
~ near the fair GROUNDS, as q whole or In
lO-Ncre lots,
lIW acres well improved stoak and grain
iaTiu IN Denton county, plenty OF good water
good glMs, and liO head OF Texas cattle
crosse TO short.hOrn bulls.
1000 acres rich bottom land Tn Peas or,
Floyd county.
House and lot ON Ross avenue. Win sell
Tor part cash and balance on time to suit, or
wil' Jake para In any good city property,
for Particulars apply to I. W. ABNEY,
Nottheast OF fnlr blOuuus, or To, Lamar
street sant1I-In,
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4 WELL ESTABLISHED BU9INESS-
4 4 with daily income Of S. 70 so, tor $3.50.
tur particular inquire Ht j. l.. MURPHY ~
&C. y, 10 Lamar street. seI21-lm
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\NANTED-lmmediately, two dnt.cass
shoemakers. Apply TO Thomas EN-
NETT, Waco, TaNus. sep29.tt
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For Sale.

ZINE BERKSnGRE HOG-I have a fine
l. Berkshire toar for sale, at my house,
two mites below Dallas ON the river,
THOMPSON HARRELL. sep30-lw
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ANINALs. wHEN Esra1,n.

County Clerk. Dallas county, Te.ss
Bept.ls-d6i-w6i. ieA"S'
, 1877-10-06
FINANCIAL.

DosrON, Oct. 5.-TEc reported suspension Of
Tho Wclllcct Savings Bank In coptra.licted by
the otlccrs Ut the bank. The COMMISSIONER
statement SHOWS the bank to bs In Il sound con-
1ittou.
SEw YoRK, OFT. 5.-TAc creditors Of Frank
Leslie to-lay aloptc.l thu report Ut the Com
Mlttcc appointed to devise q settlement. The
report alvises the creditors to consolidate their
Interests ault tntrtlst the enttre business to d
hoard nj management consisting OF five Ut tho
principal creditors. II Il also stated TINT utter
careful examination, tho hooks were found III
great confusion. No baiauec-s!,cct had been
mule sluco 1917, and thr tooks had not been
written up sincc March last. The business Is
considered paving 0ne. (calEe lal drawn
very largely Upon tlc resources Ut the estabsll-
n,eHt, the amount being Ab0ut SIS per annlu,,
which, ln their jIdEtnentt was tn exccss of tla
profits. Tho business iiud also tecn conducted
that ln three ycasn tho Indebtedness ct,ultl bu
paid. Tho plan proposal Ia, that Leslie llaye
the supervision OF tlle buatncss, and au allowed
70 PER cent profits NJ u salury. 10 per rent tu be
divided pro rata quarterly among the creditors.
The Board Ut Management CONSISTS Ut cx-tiov.
Rlur, III Massachusetts, William II. laraDns,
John II: fiall, Edward 1oodwlu, Jr., and VIII
lam D. Wilson.
NEW Yonk, Oct. s.-Tho Dlrectors III t,.c
DreWer4' anl Alultaters' Fttr insurance Com
u $l20,n
Nkw 'yonK, Oct. 5.-I,rowu & Gcrt,a,n, fruit
Importers, l.ave failed. l.iab'ilIcs, $!Ul,OJ
u9suls not Yet slIllc known.
, 1877-10-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Frof. Bourtnque's dancing classes will open
this afternoon md evening at tho Academy, l2Ss
Twenty fourth street.
r n Marta, .r,,, ,,,a,,., ... t,n,
~ ~ "o' ~" WI" So''4"es t"e "a!.sSaou'
seaehers meeting totiay noon IN Farwell lin il,
~ ~. oonn ''o'''eo" toe young mens 'aees'os
luis evening"
The rcesllar weekly praycr.ncctlnp Of the
Travelling Nrn,. flrt.,,nn t,n,on viii ha hc,1 IN
m. n,h,n&,xoxh s,..a. "..s r.".,' ~, ~.
..'o n'o'c-"ofh .oou'' Ao"ef Fnr"e4l flail' thls
r,.' 80 -, :,
Anc hes' I. BOWMAN Stephenson, OF London,
Eng1and, very prominent ami rIoauent clergy.
man, will nrcacl, In Aba Street ii. r, Church
tu.,norrow morning.
ttou VI rcalinYs in thr dino rt,,,rsc f sunday
meetings Mt tho We,t-Eud Oocra. House oi,
Sunday cycnjnr. Oct. !.
~, r,I,... .,,.as. ,. o....u
,,nn,s -. Isn1u AtnenRum tNetaIv ooeietY
Tna., ,t atg GscnE NJ ~ =, MashihElon street.
inns e,'i w. .. uG III essay On Mtties Win seau
ri, c,u... Ta,u...,.,- o.. St., ,,.
,o III, Ely, !o"neM'p ounaY-school Atsocia-
v.'n,h,n ~. noa n'eGtanE IN Iie cAanel a. the
n. Nv, 's;,It.l r,"os19" a!.ernonh n
;i,, ,o .sosk. M, -. MORTON Guy othes chtls
s'sH "o'hcss VIII auo1css TUG tneetlug'
Kalamazoo excursion via Lake Shore & Mtch-
, 1877-10-06

construct tho monument Mt Douglas place
With granite, ttstcnI of the Illinois stone nt
which the enbst1nCturc Is hufIt. The monument
In Its present stnEc NJ completion hns stool cx-
some nf tile stone Gcars evidence ri thc action
Of rain aud sun 10 such M extent that 1t h1s
been deemed nlse to hare It replaced by stcrncr
stun. It IL not generally understood s1at
tho tomb-~hambcr) Il not NJ solid
stone. 1t is n stone wall ono
foot in thickness, and The interior is rubblc-
stone work. The determination to cffcrt tho
change In tho material Of the outer wall wns
nat1c upon the ntlvtcc Of prc Of the leading en-
gnccrs anil one OF the lcntlfng architects Of tho
city: 1t fs intcudcd to make the memorial n
lattfng nnl fitting ono, which It undoubtedly
will he when completed. In the ro1,Ftr OF time
The Commission Will advertise for proposals. for
the ctau1tc-Hork,
, 1877-10-06

named fEauacr. Two weeks ago Inst Saturday
night Kitty l1auscr elopcti with him to this r}ty,
arAl on. Sunday they wcrc married. .1argcr
SAYS, that Mrs. linu*cr was party
TO the ctopemcnt, hut t1lte Is tl,,uhtc,l The
borrowing father traccn Tic c,,upic 10 the Hin
man Street District, anil yesterday Scrgt. Me-
Cabc clever1y effected thu capture ncnr tile cor-
ner Of May anl English atrccts. Thu unf0r.
hearing of her lovers rerttly had no other alter.
nntivc tt,an throwing herself upon tho mercy pf
her parents. The father, In the light
nf the disclosures, links upon Jaeger ns
tho scdnccr nru not tho husband nj
hts child. and swcarn he will hnre his life.
Jaeger Is 1T the meantime confident That he
vii! soothe tho Iowa City wife by his soft ami
entlcarGng lnoks. nl yet o,tt Of the scrapc emf-
anu fty to n 1!appicr sky. "And tho villain still
DtIrAitcs liqr ~
, 1877-10-06
4 nAHuEN's u10AMY,
Lie, youn. ulaii. IL on1y
A sl!ppcFY piece VI Ice;
OiIs giEl there, its lonely,

Two girls thure. 1Gs uice.
Such ID tbs parody Valentine Jacgcr Inscribed
lipUH the rough Walls VI Ills cell at tits ftpmau
Street Station yesterday, uud perhaps sul.lc uay
~ ths near tuture sollc unfortunate who finds
bis way TO thu sanla cell may ba checred
why's than cue Ut cn1oying lie. Jaeger, though
bcllld the barst and afraid to bu t,alcI out fur
tear u t'e!nE tackled by M outraged father
armed within '.dawg and doutle-barrctsd gusth
yrt cnius4 ltfe to the fuElest exteut, und hc
t.ntlrs shu smile ot cllerub When Ae bcthluks
when thuy n,cct. aud call each other sp!tefuily
Mrs. Jae.ct." liz eau stand this srenu, lie
says, but he bugs the pullcc not u bring
Hin tnto court II thu "pi4 saan" IL there,
~ afsai! u ho ot beiug shot down while iu 4
dcfcnselcss position. And cycn such was BIZ
only complaint when hc was Visited IL lis ell
by the reporter lust evening.
!h hnDpSaFanec, jaeger Is Ut prcseut little tot
color." Ills cash fell short, alG ting clothes
atnl q stsaBElY beard ars tho results. However,
91le eau easily see TINT. with proper attention,
Sasest ~ hakes up . handsome lnul., and
uscs hl4 EoUa features to the brst
advantage III Watching thu fair but gtlIy ru.
ke!les. !ts was bortvE mud fauey Aalr-lre4scr
In Iowa City, H., untll some six weeks atyt,.
s4!'., xhsn ~ suddenly tampsl tue town to avoid
with whom hr bud been living tOr six vcafs.
Ihts Ia what he says. Tho dispatches from fuxn
CITY state that he jumped town alter sscallnr.
S1ul, aud that tlla woman elal,ua tv Layn
. mus1tage- dcatc, aud luteuls colplnv o..
to prosecute. Jaegef insista that h, only bos-
fuwed tue money from man named Welsncr,
but u was very probably . a"forced loan. IL.
stea1 Of aiming " this city he buried hls i1sr-
tlty IN the suburb oE Lyons, twelve Mtles soull,.
west of tho city. And here 10 wooel aud won
q etausifu4 young uaushses Vt wealthy brewer
, 1877-10-06
The navea streets out Of repair is called 10 meet

a. = o'clock tu-slay.
The Committee on Street, an,1 A3tey, of Tim
West Division met yestcr,lay In cnnst,rr thc
matter uf the extension of tho hor.e.
railway tracks m Wc.t i.ake
strict. nnt, nltcr listening for somn
time 10 exhaustive epecche. hr renrreentntfyrs
of tho proucrty-owncrs OF MndtsGn anti Like
subject was deferred to another time.
r,o c,,r.,,,,r. 49,, .,..,..,. ..,.-
.,tan. NV COMMITTEE on Hafke4 Tet ycster!ay
t:.,rusi H., a.,a MesnEi 10 tec1nnGna 70 INC
."c , f%nnilnntion % 81 Inc n,afoI af-
Wa;s..nr -, y .'9En Mason - tne oil.eo ol GiLs
r+,s., ~, ~ ~. MeH hanuopt street, ana re-
re,o,iro uaes u tne CoHte the t"o pettsons
ti,n fnct ~, ~ s.AHne VI ihSms. ~ W." u
tas tIesc Is 10" nclHe TUG Gnuefl an
.nsnia. H.. " .l!e nlt asaanansc' anu tnat con-
, 1877-10-06
TAX LAW VALIDITY.
DIRECTIONS AGAINST IT nEroAE TIE suPREN]

COUNT.
Before tho Suure,ne Court nt fttawo yc.te,,
Inv .fr ELvnr,i ,,nhv ,r,Io III. ,-,,,,,,,.r. l..
.s.s 49, .' ..',s, e' 1855" ~" as - n,''e"t IL
tAe tuse ~ spe.s"' - ~. w. tuo ieop!c OK rel
tile County COLLECTOR. lhEs involves tho valll-
ity Ut tho e1ty, county, md town taxes fur tho
ycar 1878 and prtor wears, The frat u1,cc,ton Ia
aootp.t th. vn,tdttv ~ H., dts ~ ~, 49,, -,
A.1' ssAes Wv -, ~ s'o Wy 'aA ." '"c Ao''
lowing Gfoah0s: Flfst, oceadso TIC appropriu-
tion ordinance sets out In tho Gnacttng
clause, ''l}e II ordained by the
Cvnr,o, f,,rpcu ~ ,bo ~. ~ .9u.S -
Ill, ~ ,,.. an, =. - ~ ot. T1'
mt1 ~! I. H.u po"I ~ ..tt - W Ehj tnune'l "
snn ras5 - =. @saIIHo f. sseuut, u ttse otu!.
..e"eu s, Tna eelea, IL Mgses aook s"Get Ior want
H. uo'sa'"n, ~ ',a ILL., w T,t Tsut''am ~ Is eaiaed,
a,, ta,, Wy t, VI sMSsh nutM teM uays a!ter II
.. saaia asa'o ues,i puI4'sl'ea w mltaYrlty III
..iHS"sspaPeI .,Ss pMnmsncu aM Iha Fly tn!ruly the
~. ~ saaacs hal ne'as. suea as interest o'
snap!upe.E !ns"t1eu ~ H9atlIiE lndeose!hcses
sah ,up"s ~, o'eal tst1o5s. .is anu Ing
sGi;ooi ,n1es' ~ tesat1 90 tue iattef, It ts
ca'nGu tiMt, ~ the new ct'aFter, tug control of
nu seno,s WV anu sne Iesy ot ta4es Lhefo,ur 1as
@ peGn ta.es not ~ " tho e1"tso! VI tHe Cou.cll'
III! S,t t T., sse Eu'l'u ". eenu'! nIeftoTs'
s!. Mne.a t'tc ~! oeAn!e ueoIEoFasea uhtlcF INC
E. Eeae1al "a" IL .eeatae sacoslnsatea o. ivy,
iiAs!"R Nv cna1se Va ncnoo1s, anu cahhnt
MvJ taA aos tneu' w. corporate
purposes, ~ thG ~ MeHy. u u G1a1a1eu tilass even
- tncsa he"n a0a nut Gsai1aase INC ehIiFe ap-
Mult,'a''o" 1"''5 t"ehase''eS ase clearly !hsall-
oIteI.
a. - uolettsa 70 tao sa!tally q tie taxes Tor
lug Town OF Lake tnat thero u 10 power to
, 1877-10-06

me campaign this year, fnauqnrased no dutnt
with view to increasing tho interest, VIZ !:
Inlht discussion. Not nnIy hnve The great war
horses. snch as Gat!lrI,1, Matthews, Ewing, AMI
legislative nominees al ttIr rural counties have
taken W the slogan. mil Euc!, t,len rs Frivntr
Dalzcll and hts opponent, Bill SptiFes. have
caa,sa*tes their counties anl pulled antngpnisfe
rratc says that, while Ills cnpnsy Is vcry cts,sc,
ife Sill thinks the 1nfnt discussion business is
doing tho work for him,
Tuesday the wln1e question will be decided.
, 1877-10-06

The natural color OF this superior auor coy-
cring Is soft brown. upon whlttI multitude Ut
chaste designs afe imprinted in lhe usual way.
1t IL Rolscless, itnpesYious to musture, anl iocs
lika oil-cloth. aud will nutwcar by far the best
ever manufactured. AL tlrst-elass curprt deal.
ers keep 1t. 1t IL cul!cd Linolcuu,, which na.up
Is on tho tack of every squire yar1.
, 1877-10-06


FAnflELl-Al 1GA 1Iensy-st.. on uct. i, Ann
EI!zabetl! youngest child Ut John and Nellie Far.
rell, aged IL months.
Funeral at u o'clock on Sunday. tho eth. by
carriages 70 Calvary Cemetery. Friends Of lilo
family invited 10 attund.
~ Dublin and Limerick t1fe!and) papers please
copy.
SkEnRITT-At his residence los; Wentworth
as., nenr Archcr.nv.. Michael Bkcrsllt.
Funeral by carriages 10 Calvary Cemetery al 10
o'clock l.. N. '-0
DAkEft-ptt. 4, Of d,phthcf3a. Oracle Plume.,
only chsid Of ]. .. nnd Ellen ]. baker, aged i
ycara and j days.
Funeral To-day at 10 o'clock.
cLAfMAN-At Atlantic City. Ia. Oct. 4, James
Citaph,an. aRea u years md months.
FuntFal ffUm tho Stala Street II. E. Church d
Rock Island shops SundaY morning.
ANDE1tsON-Frank O. Andersur, aged 90 years
and IL days.
Funeral at co7 West Lakc-st. Saturday as l
ocock, BY carriages 10 1iosehtll. Friends invited
10 attend.
, 1877-10-06

OF woven wire mattresses were Sc. Colby Il
Witt, .l7 and .l0 ststs street, Chicago, sell lhu
best on earth for 81. 80. Alto, genuine eurIeJ
ha,s mattress, sorty-pound. for SlO. send for
taels lllultEsted catalogue; sent Tree.
, 1877-10-06

Au0CsrA. Ga, Ort. 5.-Thcse arc tw enty..cv
en- cases Of yellow fever at Port Royal, twenty.
ono whites and six blacks. Five new cases were
reported Yesterday. Population. D4 whites, 1t;
blacks. The Mayor telegrapls: - We arc suf-
festng for medicine, nurses, and provtsons,''
, 1877-10-06


received The highest award It the Centennial Exbt-
bition.' 1t Il dlel iu elegant bottles,-zlsss and
cork stoppercd and basketeorered and u fos sale
BY all asst-csass gsoeets and druggists.
, 1877-10-06
THE WEATHER..

WILMINGTON, L. C., Ort. G-.l q. m.-Eor Inc
Lake region, westerly winds, stationary III
higher pressure and temperature IN the upper
lakes, clear Or partly cloudy weather. hut IN tho
lower lalies partly cloudy weather and nrcas ol
light ruin.
LoGAt orskHyAT1oNs.
, 1877-10-06
LOOK AIIHEliSf

n
Of EXAMPLES Of cash paymenta to Injured men who
vera insured in the Travellers, and you will bo
saf!sfet that thcre are plenty OF ways IN which
you may get hu't. even II ron don't tra,el much.
, 1877-10-06

powcs. dn.nbilitv and beauty Of finish. the Decker
F!ros. piano has never 1,crn excelcd, We invite
the moat careful critIci.ni nnA comparison,
Srnny l. rANr, .il State street.
, 1877-10-06

ozouizcd Ox.Msrrow for the hair. by Buck t.
Hayncr, makers of tho ''Mars" Cologne.
, 1877-10-06

FEHEEIIQH TISklFy
In everything that goes TO make up pctfcek
plsnos VIZ. purity ef toas, dslteAsy ol touch.
, 1877-10-06

p'shlHlE III betuIlf1H tue Nurk1 VI thc land. llt8
Judge Drs!nnIon.i promised to do. In tho
TIN. aud utter the filing u tho al1dayits atore-
sall, tho judge held taat tie property could
not ho influenced by III aldayit settling forth
int value thcEros; there must bc all actuni bid,
were Tie price 10 oe determined. Brandt at
various tlsaes csineeA taost extraordinary char
artcrlstics, and often IN court broku out In
1npasstunctl Remuneration u what he calleI
robbery Of himself aud family. Yesterday ls
met the Judge, antl, following lin Gust On Maii-
son street, from Clark tu Dearborn street, nytcJ
III Il bohtcrous, nolsy way, attracting tile atten-
ton OF iully 3lU persons, who followed In Tic
wakc. expecting that Hrandt, WIN wns really BE- BE-
slIe hiui.r!f with passion, would attenpt IL
enpllusizc Ills words With blows. liz taIrIy
shouted, anI pounded lis .f!ais together viii,
it,rvc enough to crush . skull. Iio accused tic
Judge of iyng, uud hurled ut iti1u ail tho U1,-
proIriuus cpithcts at Ills command. Ills Honor
iutlk IL mildly and WHEN th, rorurr oI l)enr-
burn street Wus rcvehru went Into tho Acr-
chants Sasines, Loan IL Trust Coul pauy's Hank,
leaving brandt tu hara.l,:uc the crowd putsalu
tli poles o,llccr arrived. lila LIQUOR knew
tie Eccullarltcs vi thu man and The peculiarly
1eyrrscs which he halcspcrtcucet, aud uuIuubt.
etily considered tle ubuse W tho rawlings of a
n.ai, undoubtedly non-ronpos on tbs subject OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-31
MUSIC BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRANGING FOR THE TELEPHONE CONCERTS IN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

ARRANGING FOR THE TELEPHONE CONCERTS IN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, March 80, 1877
Preliminary experiments In connection with the tel.
ephone concerts to DO given next week, when the
piarist will be seated In the operating room OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company In this city, and
tho audience in Steinway Hall aud tho Academy OF
Music, New York, were made this evening Professor
Grays telephone Is the to be used The transmit
ting instrument consists Of sixteen reeds each repre-
scning half tonc which set In vibration by
OF local battery acting through magnets on
each side OF the respective reeds. The compass
OF tho instrument Is, therefore, only one octave,
and It. cannot sound harmonic notes A magnet
similar to the Morse magnet Is used. The sounding
board and apparatus attached thereto looks like
between sowing machine and plantation fiddle. The
performances GU Monday, Tuesday ana Wednesday
evenings will be under tho direction Of Max Strakosch
and Professor Boscovz, the Polish pianist, will pre-
side at the instrument, which Is simply an ordinary
keyboard, Ike that Of piano, with IA key TOR each
reed,
sounding box will DO attached the instrument at
this end, that audience seated in the the
Western Union Telegraph Company this city will be
able to telephone we'll those assembled In scln-
way Hall and the Academy OF Music
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FIGHTING FOR HIS CHILD.

Yesterday morning Officer Rov!u, OF the Twenty
ninth precinct, brought into tho Washington Placo
Police Court handsome little grl about six years Of
age named Irene Ager The officer had been there
the previous evening with tho child's father,
who was arrested on q charge Of abducting his
own child. Mr. Elisha G. Ager, his wife's sister, Mrs
rcunessy. and his wifes mother appeared IN court
Mr. Ager, who charged with running away with
his own child said that three years ago be began
divorce proceedings against his wife. and that shc
spirited away the child aud left It with her sister, Mr.
Ager aud hts father, according TO his own statement
arred to two sisters, and the child, Irene Ager,
been living with Mrs. Ager ST., or Mrs Fenncssy,
who appears 10 be ono aud the same ,nvdua.
Mrs. Ascr, or Mrs Fennessy. the case may be-
claimed that tho child had care OF and pro-
tec,ed by her for tho last three years. and she wished
to keep II till Its mother came to claim Il. Judge
Murray, to whom tho decision OF the guar
dianship Of the child was referred, knew
that II was not IN his province TO decide
on matter, and asked all parties concerned to
confer together and thereby come to arrangement
between themselves. Tho result Of the conference
alter many tears aud much adJuration both Sides
that Mrs. Ager was 10 tako care OF the child till
the case was settled in tho Supreme Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-31
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE BOARD OF NAVAL rNsPEcToRs-RErIEE-
NENr AND THE CONSEQUENT PROMOTIONS

THE BOARD or NAVAL ISsPEcToRs-BErIEE-
NENr AND THE CONSEQUENT PROMOTIONS.
WASHINGTON. March &C. 1871
Rear Admiral John J. Amy been ordered 10 duty
a. President Of tho Board oil Naval Inspectors. and
Captain John H. Upshur has been ordered TO duty
member OF that Board, which Is complete, the
otncr members being Captain James L. Jouett Lieu
tenant Commander William b. Hon. chiei Engineer
James W. THOMPSON. Jr., ana Medical Director r. I.
Maccoun
AS mentioned few days ago, the Board viii DO
under the special direction of Admral Porter
RETIRED PROMOTED.
Rear Admiral Reed worden, United States Navy,
has been retired al his own request, and Commodore
Thomas H. Patterson has been promoted the grade
Of Rear Admiral TO III the vacancy. The next pro-
motion to that grade viii be thai OF Commodore J. C.
Howell, chief OF the Bureau OF Yards and Docks on
the cath OF April who VIII be promoted MI the
cancy caused by the retirement OF Rear Admiral John
}. Amy at that time.
TIN TRAINING cRrisy.
The sailing vessel Saratoga, being fitted up AZ
the Washington Navy Yard. will sa the latter part OF
next month or the LIST OF May Tor cruise along the
coast with the boys from the training snips al New
York. Baltimore and Boston on board The saratoga
vii! be commanded by Lieutenant Commander l. u.
Evans ana The cruise VIII be Tor year more TO tn
strucl the boys IL practical scamsnship.