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New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
There remains a surplus, April

l. ---. OF .-............ .sl2s.j77 s357.233
includes lines IN tAc fatinc
Division during lS7G. reports ~ whch
10 BE- sitel lie accounts 'GI thai fer
Tic discrepancies ~ the Two foregoing statements are
too marked 10 rc4ullc comment and ie sdg-entYr oi
tic va!ae O the estimated for Che current quarter.
which, Ike .ts cOmpecr Of March H. contains no allow
n.r -ructiUn. Allowing Or the 4th39o crrer IN
estimating earnings for quarter ending harcn 81,
and at TIE estimate AZ the prts, u quarter proves 10
be correct the payment Of T. per ccut dividend rcouc"s
the surpus 0f S.iJT }33~6O 'y5-r-t-3~ as ot March
}I 10 ri ~l OF June 30 lt r. suinccut % add at
such style bookkeeping "a here ~ exhibited Is not
lihrlv L.. ieAssure Stockholders or the pLDAc.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

For future delivery moderate business cosing
with ices sac points CHER Sales Yesterday after M
june so; 300. 81 200 ll65 July 100 1lS9 200
IL Is 500 Ii7s 300 Il.7s 500. ll79 1000 20 800
Ilsl september 200 lilo 100 liz october boo
November 100 13o Decemher 300 !LS7i January iVo o
So total. IL bales First call tOday-Angust luH
Ii7G 200 Il77 september IOu, llG9; October 100 LIZ
Novemb,r l1.3 total 600 bales second eall-Angns
100 III September 100 1l.TO; total 2OJ bales lHiu
call-JuDe 200 66 september lO0 lll3 November @ 0
bahps. sales today up 10 D. mJhl"' w.
l1GO COO 1872; 100, 1l65 100 ll6I iCo LBS Iey,
300 IL G9 $500, 81 200 ll6S; 200 llboi lO iloJ'
200 IN 30 iI72 600 il73; August Loo lls 4Co
ll77 700 lL76 2OO ll.75 400. ll19i 100 liso tOo'
500 1177 200 i.SO 200, II 81 5eptfin
Der 200 li67 800, llGs 100 llIli 5Oi lIO Us.on t6
Is ll44 November, 300. ll3i DecemD,r wv
l13O February goo 6J toa l4sOo Dalcsi srAhd Vo''
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

LONDON June 1873 m-Consois 94ss for both money and
for three months bills IN
the market Is 2 cent which per cent below the
Bank England
LONDON. l3-5.30 D. mTne Amount of bullion with
drawn the Bank OF gland oasncs to-day Is SsoOO
LONDON. June I3630 m.Paris advcer Qnoe per cent
renes I0f 45c for the account TaloH, 4i4S v ewI
spirits OF Turpeptinr 20 Ga25l9 v cwt.
LONDON. June I3- Evening. .-Linseed OH, 92s y ton
PARs Juno 13-Exchangs London. 25L zoe for short
sight
ANTWERP June I3-PetroIeum 2sa., Fine Pale Ameri
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

today quiet the spot aud deprcssod 400
btsr. sold "a arr
rortan ales embracing cargoca or about hhds
iHNa 90 gold o. d. az Havana equal "a
about lOl-c. hero for Good Refining. and 600
hhf, Centrifugal arrive I'm July II a. OntIii0uH
Cga- Refining Inferior Common sslr Flir llcuung
gfc Good reclining lOi-c. Prime i.rnning lDiic. Fair
to GIOrery lOAGlusc Ccntrifusa lOs9i ci Mo
lassea. Si,ags,c Mrada 0'sasAg. olyed bs1os j., ;,
- lOst0llly l6 10 ~ Ia sdil 1 30 to 20 IL
4Igc 10 Whit, ilrl2A-r; Porto Rico Reclining, Com
mon PRIME iOAcs 1889
IOs.c Brazil. bags D. Nos 70 T. 9sG lOso Java d. -
Nos IO f0 ~ fO'z0iuof. Manila. uisgH7c Refined
IN iar demand lnG stea CruSAcd, l-s1l@Sc Powdered
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

Ieisc: Granulao. I2seI2e, and sof. White a." I'D
112c
rALLow-The market steady sales $1,000 n Prime.
TEA-By auction today 1000 pkgs were SOLD including
half chests sS.c 49, do.
$40 Congou at ls94s ,c ss japan at f382c and 40t
Formosa Oolong Al 81 S35e shae lower prices for
all kinds The regular market dali and weak.
WHISKI-Aarket shade hrmer sales, 80 bbs at 81 IL
gallon
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

NOTICE of ADJOURNED SALE of MlsSIS-
n.e dPfI s. GESkA "a m ddsSeHI Of |Gg. Of
sppi-John Newell and j. B. Alexander, surviving
PaSs vs. &issssppi Central Railroad coupaHY View or
leans st LOUIS and Chicago RAILROAD Company south
by power aatborits conferred by Tbs ct
ssspr y. rendered entitled cause
the United Circuit Court Cor the Western District q
on the 6th day Of J9nnaI 1911 and by viftns u decree
en- entered OF The 5e dy ., M MJansar ths Crcps SSsSs
% nm % a ts ca a 81 az ana ny q q, cree Sor. en-
District of Mississippi between the a6oyenamed parties
and others 90 hs 4h d 81 January -. 1ad agdsr m ssd
dscrees maie BY the Mississippi Csnra Railroad Company
Alexander their ia assIgns
debts R t-SeiS SI sscrb we We te 9nersiEne M ariySs rus @
tees WI sell at pu9s auction 70 tT big sst bs,r under me
entitled PROVIDED ami directed IN she said
s % the cy a;5 a aa SgS5 before S ' Se S& oSr 81 81
TIE C0urthouse Of TIE Circuit Conrt OF tho United states In
ococEp v n on URsDGY the twenty third J25i day Of
AMI a me Seed De- o. Of rs being sc raroai of The i
corporation rhe Mississippi Central Railroad company and
commencing In the cry cnlon 10 the stat Of Miss'pp.
Jackson, T'nessee and 10 exsnsiol there
bank tis River, opposite csiT IIinoss: win
esy s bs ne A. ~ d,t " ssi
Deed OF rnst orsid wei acquired by any
segueat LEGISLATION or ol,r@ @ aIa The rcle 10. nni''n
cppi grsuns mach shOus amt machinery used
Win slmei al cnise- caIs rolling stock, and
apphyI every description said
tr0ad which has acquired. and all the stock u said
corporation lbs remaining uusDd hold FOR sAd
cDr'r.t3 ard buSine hous's, Offices build
and Or
ton and bi-irpss t rlnd houses Te ht houses and
IN an- and and every other nd and iescr p0u 0f rights,
pow-rs prv,sr lmmurfrea. ua and equitable. and
properly l sinds covered by .ad Deed o Trust aTHif,
road .Ollast the income.
ra'fs a-d thrrrInm an the right tfe and
-ft corporation and It's ls-ig fully the
granted thn Dec o. Trust Aforesaid TIE decrea ~ tho
aforesaid
property made bulk for cash tho
highest bidder the O sale The rights of the bond
holera purchase tho .at property Is reserved IA tho
dccree-. JOHN NEWELL lSurvirlng
JUNIUS B. ALEXANDER Trustees.
g. +. HUI. Special Master
" B-rv utorss ~ the property. FAR ascrrainef,
have nsd T. Crcis Court at Jackson. Mssis-
pp aforesaid, which be application 20 the clerk
~ court. ioJ swSaJIuNTh
u Sn 500. 500. $500, l,OO0.-ALkX.
~ 7vVJ FKOpHlNGuAM a. Co. Brokers, Ma. IL Malist.
which frequently
from twenty the invested stocks bOugh5
% deposit three
Explanatory circulars and weekly Iorts sent freo
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

Call loans continued at 1l2G2 per cent ana
discount 3 per cent and upward. The United states
Treasurer Washington to-day received plOO,OOo
National bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts were 100000, and the internal revenue
recelpts 1850. 900 The following is the Clearing
house statement to-day: Currency exchanges,
SG1, ,76G27S currency balances, p3.O43.Oz5; sold
EXCHANGES IS. .5l4 i29 gold balances, al, ,O3l,b-O.
II was ticket day on the London Stock Exchange,
and tomorrow will be fortnghtly settling day Sc
curities having rather easier tone, the Brssh
cOnsols yielding % l. the rumors OF Russia pro-
pOsipC \ new foreign loan Of 37j. .O0OOOO francs IN
United States bonds. 67s closed at iOgid iO3.s 1.s
IO-iOs at IOalsa 1921. tives at lO7 ss@ 1914,
and new 4l per cents at IO41a. In American stocks,
Illinois Central and New-iOrk Central were better
al 80 and SSl2 respectively. ErIes being unchanged
AT and 1G for cOuimon and preferred. ne sum Oh
$50. 900 gold was Withdrawn from the Bank OF En-
glnud on balance Money in the outside market
was quoted at 233 per cent for three months DlIs.
In Paris the 3 per cent French rentes yleided 10
IOi 45. sight exchange on London being quoted at
2j.2O. Ill, 49, -
dividend of per cent its capital stock; on ana
after July = to stock holders OF record June 20,
1877 at No. 73 Broadway.
The Western Union Telegraph Company has de-
cared a quarterly dividend OF y per cent, payAoie
OH aud after July Il.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange SaesroOm, No. II Broadway, y. l.: o
10 sllr,C American 'ank.. ~
80 shares Nerhancs Traders National Bank -2
40 s,ars TaGosIucn's Fire Insurance Company
40 shares Metropolitan Fire Insurance company ..- %
40 600 Atlantic and cub Railroad Company NJ georgia
ri ortgtgc per cent bonds, with unpaid coupons AZ N
s5 900 81 i1us Alton and Tcrre Ilute Railroad "a %
mortgage iucorIr bonds
~ shares Britain Nauonh Bluk 20, 20,
10 shares Third avenue Ba-oad Company =
2 shares Metropolitan Gahislt Company
Manhattan iaslght Company '''s.IV'H HI -
50 snaraa YORK Ga-ligh! company - ~
shares metropolitan Gd'lEht company
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

BOSTON, June 3-Wo1i firm Fleece scarce; prices range
from .uQ sc. Ohio and Penns yaa, nCndng all grades
81 iOc for Mc iun Wisconsin. and YORK super anu
far demand 10 3UOt1c; spring California M
demand mostly al 2jG32c for good and choice nancy
at 33g3lc.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence June 13.-Prnt Cloths quiet, and without
chau Il
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
% Dhom If fldp Concern

900 RE%AEP i55.SSsAoa o viii WS BE Rp5 2F the
robbery ~ tlc Nlrfha
National Bank OF Northampton. Mass who ESCAPED lron
Ludlow street Jail EeW-NOIk City gL on MEDN Es-
DAY l 1877. Conncrs about 32 years " age hfo
feet inches high, well built looks powerful, broad sh0N
ders fun face cOmpeo short light brown hair,
light brown mUsacle gOaee (Which may De- shaved on,
no wh@kers very blue eyes. very small and somewhat
sunken snail faet Las generally gentel appearance
has red SPOT about Aa inch diameter unlcr tho ft
cheek bone. BERNARD REILLY sheriff
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

District of Columbia 800 bonds are selling to-day
al 76l9 to 1874 In relation TO these bonds the FOL
lowing is interesting to investors:
The market for these bonds is in the same sltua-
ton as United States currency Is were When tncy
sold NJ 80 per cent below their present price. lhe
3Gj District of Columbia bonds ~ their present
price are by Prices tables > per cent cheaper IMAM
any other United States bond. hat these are
United States bonds. The following is reproduced;
When TIE bill providing fOr Jle payment % interest,"
upon tlrsc bonds was under discussion ~ ~ -,
States Senate senator SAnIaau now secretary on ,H'
Treasury said These bonds art issued by tAf tlltrd
States every officer who Signs them j. an occf OF ihr
United states the claims Tor which they are ISSUED are
audited by officers O the United states; thcy are ere
aied under the laws Of The United states
Senator Dawes SAID: All Oh US II nHtt ti'os '-iH
t0rsl agree tna these bonds are 20 al ilt MS "Lu
poscs "a Government bond They have become part oi
the public debt of the nauon' ,.-
SENATOR Morton said: Now ia regard 20 thtse 800
bonds they are United States bonds-tLc Gov ruMeut j.
pledged Tor these bonds just much IS IL IL Tor Tic fe
tWputlcs."
sciaor Allison said "I believe the good f1i Of The
nation bound 10 protect them and see tlut the interest
and principal arc rald
senator Murdn teX-5ecreary OF the Treasury said:
We ssIed Il 800 bond IN payment or me drh.f "lch
we had contracted The faith OF tine United states IS
pledged % the payment az the interest on iAe d5' DE-
lct bonds t1e fails due and 10 The taA nci ot
tAe prlcpIl OF the bonds when tEe same mature.
The following eminent Cuunse40ra nav also given
leEal opinions that the District OF toluI9 9la BOO
bonds are a Government obligation, exempt Ium all
td,ation: Hon. Chas. OCou0r Hon. Luriu- Robin
sou, now Governor; Hon. Edwards figrirpout. cN-
United States Atpmcv-General q. II. Palmer, sew
Il. Il Pierce, Hon. Grorge IL. Williams, eX-Inlttd
States AttOney-Genera, and many others.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported Tor TH2 TRIBuSz.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Hor,a RiueT. YesSsiA. ana R1ir01iA

wgnsrsnAY. Inne l8. 1877.

WEDNESDAY,, June l3, 1877.
ASHES quiet and unchanged .a.c. or Pots and 696c
for Pearls -.
COALBy auction odav 900 0nO PtsioE sold al
u GOgs2 ~ iOr Lump, ~ i.ggt2 OH Steamer - a0S
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

Baltimore and Ohio to-day sold in small lots at 90
q 97ls closing at 9Gls bid and 9ols asked.
United States bonds were on the whole irmer to-
day because 0f the advance IN gold The sizes Of >Sl
were selling az llO5s for the registered aud ll4o5
for coupon issues. Coupon tcn-f0rties seucd up 10
ll2L2 registered fetching 1l2ls. and new fyes
IlO7sa1l1. There was disposition TO freely sell
the new 10 per cents on sellers sixty days options
a. concessions of Id1l2 per cent from 1872 the
cash price We annex latest quotations:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
MEsirdl JnsIruMe'lis

4 RION PIANOS.-In order TO reduce our i'm
4 stock offer these superb Instruments at
greatly reduced prices, and on terms OF payment
DO a & c and n hear these pianos before VOu buy
SIMPSON COMPANY No. > E..,t llth.st
A FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS a5
4 bargains. 0f them used bur very short
time by best musicians aud really anOSS As good A. new
fully warranted iu every respect
Please cal al the
WEBER wAREROoMs. 5thave and l6th.st.
| IGHTE & ERNST, old house Of Lichte 81
- Bradbury offer their splendid PiANlFORrkS at loy
prce easy monthly payments a. II hast l4thsI Also
smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
- Y. BALL 81 CO...
y, No. II EAST isTH-ST.
Chickering'S StenW1ys and other Pianos and Organs ow
forcasn Ou Installmenfs and Tor rfnL
a GREAT OFFER :! & WE VII I'd during FIRING
dispose orI00 PIANOS and ORGANS. new amt sco1dnand,
Insment, 10 let uut pad for than ever ge-
PIANOS and ORGANS are the BEST MADE. 7Octave
PaLO 1870; rs. Sl6O, not used year '2 stop organs
s55. 80 stops $50; o." stops 40; o' stops 80; To-
stOps $50. "l flUO. NOT used year IN perfect or
der. and warranted. AGENTS WANTED. illustrated Cat-
sDgucs Mailed \ liberal discount ~ It0chrs, Hni4fer,
Cric, La1ges etc sheet music AZ haii price HOEAch
WATE SONS. Manufacturers and Dealers. 40 Past lti.
ST. Bya and Un p Instruments 10 renin ,he country
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
MINING STOCKS.

VA and sell Mining Stocks AZ tho American Mining
and stock Exchange elsewhere on commission
our Mr.. A. II. NlCOLAY Is L member " the Board.
ALBERT n. NICOLAY a Co,
Rank md An No .sf
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

~ RAILROAD or CORPORATE SECURITIES may be
enduring and made a. Yield cnrent In
come In purchasing desirable suburban homestead and
grounds with convenience and combining tho
bert features Of city ami country living with the perfection OF
atoms The adn0Hshed 70 travel for health.
viii crops Tools stock furniture and
transfer faithful domcscs Forty Minutes agreeable travel
three Garden. fruii
water, &c Locality hrst-class promising fniurc original
cost sl2OO0 with ground. $4,000 VIII sacrifice
fair estimate Of values both LghL incgm
brance cesr For particulars specify property
70 p. U. Box lo4, West Elizabeth, Nj.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14


4 QUARTERLY STATEMENT.
The Western Union Company today issued
ts usual report Of It's business ior the quaror TO end
june 80. which Is ~ follows:
Tho net pr0ats for the current quarter e1crug June
3O.nsi, based ujru utl I'd returns A pal lUlTy
complete returns for M'r, and estimating tlt tu -
less VIII 1e about -ii3O,'ll
Add Plus Ap l. a. l--tlt
Total .............577e ,7u4
Prom winch appr0pFlauug:
one gU icr's interest .ei debt Isl l3,0O)
quarters proportion 90 sIAur iHni-- -hNrJ- l'5UDp
Leaves balance of 5OiJ,- "a
dividend Of a lrr cDni on the cai ai stock OUT -
htana-ns requires OV',-i'
Do1uctng which e4ros Surplus Of .lae,GsI
Bv the foregoing % would appear that Tic surplus
after D.yiug The IL per cent dividend Tor current
quarter would Doe increased rlOlOi above Wnat 70
al tle end OF la-t guIflcI.
Buturou this pout the President remarks; " IN the
report presented by the ESecut,c Committee 1t tine ia.t
qulrtery meeting % tine Board, held March H. l-.1,
ne uef ptoht. tie quarter ending March 81 tcuru-
ay business BENG partially and March wholly c7tnatedl,
were stated e7J1,bI3 4j. The official returns oi the
quarter lcndiuc MgrcH 80 showed tEc pr IT. tn Doe
5000 Gi7 IS, or SG0.|95 % Jess than tine estimate" md
tb. vgs revised statement based upou complete
tru. SLOWING t.e condition 0l tic company tlc close
of t, quarter ended March 81. 1-77. wIc We give ,de
by sd vit1 the statement issued March II, Follows
Esin.ete Of March b
N H.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
financial.
GAS STOCKS,

GAS STOCKS.
n. NEw.YeRR, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
all s Brooklyn and NswYerk 0aA seearinss dss
In Dy GEO. H. PRENTlsS
ROOm a n. Y
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

INfAi sales Tor iic dlf
s-fil so-r $50 Cars i2r seei 81 ut's ffo1 7eiti %
DAYS 80 leller 30 days 30 settler % days.
Closing PRICE,, o. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
q. Bid. kl-
C,tv "a nov IC.Ls no SchuylAinN u. Pref Z ~
a. Il r ~ \ 81 Il.L. 100 N0rthofuC Cc-i.lLE "a 10
pe,'r n V .ylt 2ga1 I.lugh Nav. ....... u LIE
Ie,f.ne n n .. III = II7s Oh creek q A. Rll 90 So
iahsga lt-.- lttsIoiiNl4e t----
CsfaWissa Pref. 5O - Cenltai lfais----. 0A -
PIN. q line h. i.-. "a \
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
Corporatlon NoilceS.

JURORS FOR STATE COURTS.-The Com
- missioner Juror. will APPLICATIONS FOR
EXEMPTIOS from JURY DUTY from a M TO .. H.
daily. For further Information see The city Record
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

laEcl uuou fiic.4l rc
tufus Or January Dad
Ervi1r' statement for nearly r1mpie.e flr
.naffer a4dlur MHIcA frl~uafy aud estI
., mated go NJ arcl 81.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
10 SN SlOD. 800. S5OO. Sd. I.OOO.-ALEX.

% eBOy FKOVHINGdAM k Co. Brokers No II Walisf.
desirable Investments siOck which frequently pay
from five the invested stocks bought
desired deposit OF three per
Explanatory circulars and weekly reports to- mt free.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
henry ~. sncnold a Go,

This house, which was established
In 1857, IN one Of the old solid houses
ofthe great west and have n trade
that reaches from the Mediterranean
Sea east, to Australia west, and from
the Hudson's Bay trading posts IN
British America 10 all the South Anne
rIcan states,
The product Of the establishment IL
l ,H0, 900 gallons Of alcohol spirits, gin
and whisky per year And like other
old solid houses, In Chicago, their bn,
siness Is increasing rapidly. The ca
paclty In grain Is twenty-seven humid
red bushels per day, and they pay II
government tax of eight thousand six
hundred and forty dollars per day,
amounting to two million five humid
red Thousand dollars per annum.
The great secret OF their enormous
success, IL the fact that every article
sont out being just what it is repre-
scented TO be--this will be- appreciated
10y every dealer in their line In Texas.
The distillery and bonded warehouse
are situated at the Chicago Avenue
bridge. An immense structure with n
frontage of six hundred and forty-eight
feet, and depth of four hundred feet.
The arrangements of W hich for the
uses intended, are not eXcelled IN the
world.
The motive power is an engine Of
seventylive horse power, and three
huge boilers thirly.siX feet long are
used which require eighteen tons of
coal per day.
The fermenting room contains twen-
ty tubs, each holding fourteen thou
sand gallons.
In the cooperage department Que
hundred and fifty barrels are turned
out per day. Mr.. A. Croskey, who has
been connected with the house from
its inception, takes charge of its bust
ness in Texas and tho south, and will
BIO found reliable, straightforward
business gentlemen, and his house, for
energy, enterprise and sterling bust
ness character, is not second to any in
Chicago. The rectifying house and
general offices are at 1872 and 1874 Adams
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03

b" lie who takes my purse steals trash
| Tis something, noththg,
twas mine, It's his, and has been slave to
thousands;
But he who illches from me my good name,
| ltobA me of that which not eurlones MN,
| But makes me poor indeed"
Ugly rumors have been circulating
for q day or two regarding u gentle
man Of this city, who Is at present alb
sent with his wife. They were rumors
which, II true, would have forever
blasted his character. They were also
banded about by eager tongues, ms
though all the essential elements of
truth were in them. The HERALD,
with "a desire to Zee Justice done, has
investigated them to the source from
which they sprung, and find it to he
as yet 30 faint, so vague and so unde-
cided that 1t cannot believe the gem
tleman whose name was connected
with II guilty on the evidence now al.
duced. In fact, unless more substantial
proof is brought forward than has al
ready been produced IL will believe that
an attempt has been made to injure in-
nocent parties. The tale, if true, would
bring sorrow to grey hairs and sully
the fame of young and lovely wo'
man. THE HERALD, whose duty 1t is
to expose crime, and to show up to the
world ut large the evil-doers, also
deems it its duty to protect aud defend
the innocent and 1t will not relax It's
efforts In this matter until the whole
affair is cleared up, and then the line
will be hewed to, no matter where the
chips may fall II the party is guilty
he will DO exposed, aud on the other
hand ifan attempt has been made to
traduce the innocent, the party by
whose Vaccinations the scheme was
set on foot will receive the odium des.
tined for another.
Since writing the above, we are in-
formed that the basis OF these rumors
are founded upon letter now in pos
session ola gentleman Of this city, in
which accusations are made. In JUS
tice to all concerned, the father of the
lady should ask of the writer that he
furnish corroborative testimony in
support of his charges against the per.
son referred to. This is simple justice,
nothing more. Now that the affair
is being talked of SO freely in certain
circles, let ii be siited to the bottom,
and If the man is guilty let him be
exposed, II not, he should be vindi-
Gated. THR HERALD hopes, for the
lady's sake, the rumors are ground.
less.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03
Planters lInial.

We take pleasure in commencing
this deservedly popular house, corner
Candy street and Houston avenue.
It's situation Is supUrb-such high
grounds with splendid southern ex-
posture, and being built with reference
to thorough ventilation, 1t offers the
coolest resting place in the city,i where
refreshing breezes never cease. Thus
it Is, during the heated term, the most
delightful stopping place in Denison.
Its tables leaves nothing to be desired.
Ii is unsurpassed In the elegance and
comforts of its furniture, and all its
rooms are large and well arranged.
Terms. two dollars per day. Baggage
carried free Of charge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-03

road, came up Oh their private car, and
stopped At the LeGand.
John W. Thompson, the manager
OF the theator here, has just returned
from five weeks visit 10 Chicago. He
has made arrangements for numerous
attractions, and ono Of them will ar
rive tonight Mr., Thompson looks an
though hIs trip had agreed with him,