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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-24

INFORMATION M to the prospects Of
the coming campaign in Ohio show that
the struggle will BIO M exceedingly
close one. Republican and democratic
accounts agree in representing that
there are no indications OF q breaking
down Of party limos, aud that the actual
strength Of the rival organizations Il
about tho same as last year. The result
will be a victory for tho party that is
able to bring the greater proportion Of
its voting strength to the polls. The
republicans are likely TO suffer most
from lack Of interest among the rank
and file OF their party.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
SUNDAY MoRSIsG JuSE "a

qnr Now York HcraH declares that a
couple Of gentlemen belonging to the
club In That city, made a heavy bet n
few weeks ago on the relative beauty
oftlio fashionable bellies Of the city, and
The shop and hotel girls, a committee
was appointed that gave a week to visit
Ing the various beauties in high and
low life, finally reported in favor
Of the shop girls, and now the Jonken-
ses Of the press arc beside themselves,
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Representing $Sl5,4 of property
or one.iifth of the whole total assess
ment of the city for 1877, and yet igno.
miniously pigeon-holed without even
being referred to committee.
SO that if my report, made to DR..
Newsom, rs chairman of the com.
mittee on streets and bridges,
and by him endorsed and submitted
to the council, with recommends.
ton to act on the same by an
appropriation,of city bonds for the pur-
pose of sewerage, should be filed it
will at least be in good company with
the above respectable petition repre-
senting one-ifth of all the taxable prop.
erty in the city.
But hope that the city council will
atleast order Main street severed from
Market street to Lively hall, so that the
advantages of such system may be
demonstrated, and until which is done,
II is idle to talk of gravoling and inn
proving Main street.
". Y. JOHNSON,
City Engineer,
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Tnr wholesale exclusion OF Jews from
the Grand Union hotel at Saratoga, is
being denounced everywhere as an out.
rage which should DO resented by every
respectable man. There 10 no excuse
for this prejudice in this country and
age. Men of wisdom and sense learned
long ago 10 scorn Tito recognize the
greatnessiof tho jewish race, itsimport1
auce TO Christianity, and the wonderful
manner inwhichitlhas contributed TO
thearfay Of tho worlds men Of genius.
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- Wv sfHffFf W Wv ffNf"'hf
by the same rule "shOtguns remind
us Of shooting 30 every rain calls our
attention 10 the importance Of some
system OF drainage and sewerage Tor our
city
liy drainage is generally meant SUR,
face channels for conducting the water
of a CITY, while by sewerage we mean
those underground pipes made 10 carry
oil, not only the surface water, but the
waste winter from manufactures, hotels,
bath houses, oto 70 accomplish this
latter object TO the best advantage, aud
NJ the least cost, recommended asyatem
OF pipes 10 he laid down in Main aud
Elm streets, from Market street to
point three hundred and ninety feet
east Of Poydras street, thence TO bo
emptcd into the town branch opposite
OT's livery stable, Az each Of the cor.
ncrs Of blocks on Market, Austin, La
mar and Poydros streets, catch,basins
throo feet in diameter aud ton feet deep
were 10 be- placed 10 receive the water
coming through the street CUTTERS, and
CONNECTED by pipes 10 tho main pipe in
tho middle Of tho street
This plan with II map of that portion
of our city between the river and the
city hall, and from Wood street 10 Pa
oilic avenue, | submitted 10 Mr.. H. s.,
ChOsbrougb, city engineer Of Chicago,
author of n Report Upon the Sewer.
age Of New Haven, mn engineer of M
tiOnal reputation and standard author.
ity in this country on sanitary engin.
ecring lie writes me, under date of
February 9th, 1877, ~ follows;
81 have studied your letter, of Janu-
Ary eth, and the plan carefully You
do not say what your greatest rainfall
IN per hour A knowledge Of this is
important, TO enable me TO say whether
your sewcrs would be large enough to
take away all the storm water or not.
Your plan of draining the streets
named in your letter would work very
well.
"An inclination of six inches per one
thousand feet in the sewers, with Il
good supply of water for domestic and
manufacturing purposes, ought to keer
your sewers clean. If your rainfall
rarely exceeds m inch in nm hour your
sizes would be quite large enough
II would prefer vitriiied clay pipes tc
iron pipes for sewers, because the form
= err it properly glazed (no difficult mat
teri, would discharge more water, and
in most soils would be more durable. u
My first estimate for the sewerage Of
Main and Elm streets was $4,000 cash
and am confident IL can be done fol
that price in city bonds But will
giveyou an approximate estimate on
the sewerng of main street. made by
Mr.. Robert Bagnall, of ST. Louis, who
came here to make II bid on any sewer
work offering, and comes recommended
M II contractor of experience and am,
Dle cnpital To eXecuto such work,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EkuSTEE'S SALE-Wherens John n
ork, oy his deed OF tIust ated Decem,
per J., 1875, and recorded In the OfIice nj Tho
county Court Clerk OF Dallas county i'm VOL
ulhe IS, page 1912, did convey TO me as trns-
zee, the following personal properly. to.uJi.
one Cotton Seed Huller No. III. Tho SAID
conveyance to the undersigned trustee was
ulhde To secure the payment of n cer,ain
pIomlssory note, dated December / lS7e Jna
"a months rom date, without Interest. Tor
we sum oil SIX hundred dollars lsI;00l. naye,
9le 10 the order Of +. A. Wells. of MemnSis
aehnessee, ana described In said decd N;
trust Ana whereas, said Cotton Seed HnlIer
was afterwards sold by said John n Ynrr 70
hnl purchased by the Dallas oil Worbs
anu IL now the property of said Dallas IN
works, subject TO this deed of trnst. snd
whereas, said note Is now mast dna ala ~
paid, together with accrued interas, no ou
uhieiLeIofe, the cnderslgned, under the pro,
NV ,iVii y 9i !, said deed OF trust, will on Mon.
, ia The 18th DAY OF JUNE, ISL. be,
WEN tne nouns OF 10 o'clock a, m, and A
y SIock 2. M. ofsaid day, at the eastern froni
Toor Oh the courthouse, In the city OF Dallas.
t ioAas, proceed 70 sell the property herein
uescrlOeu Al public yendue 10 the hivhasi
piuueI ler chh TO satisfy the debt secured
W, W salu ueed OF trust, and the costs and ar.
penses OF executing tho same. Tho ORIGINAL
Se OF SAID muller was eleven hundred dol.
Lus, anu same VAS new at date OF said tyua,
ueeu, salu debt being for part of the MIR.
'"''So money PHILIP LINDsIEY,
Dallas To,a. r,. Trustee.
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9ailg Aerala.

TINS DAILY HERALD N published svely
m0rning, except on Monday, NJ go pc
annum ~ advance, postage prepaid or
q, cents per week delivered In The city,
TnA WKnHLY HERALD ~ published every
Saturday morning al " OO peT year, post
aso prepaid.
ADyknrInnIF0 HATKN ono square ltnn lines
nsnparoiil QUE tline VI ~ each subsequent
Insertion, 10 Osnta, Special TaiaH for weakly
m0nthly and yearly ad ynIilsOiH
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Physicians and Surgeons.

Jno. n. Merton, NJ. d., Physician and Sur
con, ofiice over First ational Bank. Resi-
enos corner san JacintO and Harwood SITS,
tended. npct1d f,sa
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solicitor In Bankruptcy United States Dis
IIiIGI court at Tyler. ONCE, All Elm street
palias, Texas. Speciality In all matters In
bankruptcy, Proofs OF debt taken throuyh.
Out tn me United states. Charges reasonable
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To the Honorable Mayor and CITY Council
OF the Uity OF Dallas, Texas.
We, the undersigned citizens of Dali
las, and property>owners, do most res
specially petition and solicit your hon.
orable body to cause II substantial sewer
to be constructed on Main ind Elm
streets, of sufficient capacity to receive
all drainage from the ABIDING property.
And we further petition your honor
able body for the immediate construc-
ton of said sewer, knowing, as we do
the same to be an absolute necessity
and believing that such an improve
ment would result benofcially to the
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TWENTY-FIVE CtaTs COLUMN.


FOurliue Advertisements Inserted iwlob IA
tliH column i1r Twenty-Five Cents
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Now, in order that | may not seem
importunate in recommending this sew
erage, and that it is not my policy"
only, | will give the following petition,
presented to the city council on the
twelfth of this month, and endorsed on
its back by the city secretary, Pre-
scented to the city council and filed"
not even referred to u committee, hut
silently committed to the tomb of a
pigeon hole. In giving the names of
the signers to this petition, have added
to each the amount of tax paid annu-
ally. exclusive Of occupation tax;
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
-'.--7---..-- -.,.---,-~-,->,--.
SUNDAY LAW.
SANITARY NOTICE.

Owners OF lots, and property holders and
,enahh. Oh All description, are hereby or
to do 80 Will entail the serving of a notice To
appear before the Recorder to answer To Tho
violation of the ordinance, aud fine he i'm.
posed NJ a, CORNELIUS, NJ. d.,
may29-lw Health 1,aicor
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
NEAL tSIRle AhEhIS.
j. r' MURPHY VIZ. cUMNIN
Real Estate Agents.
AND
COLLECTORS.
ESTABLISHED i'm ISzo.
FOR 6AT.n.

improved and unimproved nrcno,,,, l.,
every part OF the city and snbuThs. atso
farms ana farming lands in Dallas. and
other counties OF Texas. ""u
FOR rent or lease-Rooms, offices, busIneas
OF Dallas. III III" olly
special attention paid TO abstraeting and
peIIeeung Titles and establishIng land
claims, and TO the collecting OF rents. noias
and accounts; also to the rendering Of prom.
ny ior anu payment Of taxes. All colIec.
lions promptly paid over or RENTED
Persons having real estate for RAM q, .sto
are respectfully requested 10 z i've ms ,,isI
The best OF references given, VIZ "'Si
H., J, p. MURPHY
inuci.tt street,
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Wanted Situation

nOTTAGE-O Cherry I'M Two rooms
" and Kitchen Apply IA Hughes liror
~ Elm street, luul"hl
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nAPTAIN JOHN W, LANES place In for
y rent, 10 huk four rooms, Kitchen ser
wants room, good stables ana ,gnol ghluell
grounds. Apply oGonerul II, NJ, CANA over
Flrai National Hank, ltiljnl-l
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DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
J. W. Crowdus, NJ. D., Dallas: Phil. Il.
Chappeil, President Of the National Tx
change Bank of jefferson CITY, Mo-; 4. L..
hhisnlls, OF MaTsalis a Underwood, whole.
]. l.. Williams, OF Williams Il TOlllVer, drug
glsts, Dallas James NJ. Swanson, planter,
Anderson county, Texas; John NJ. Stem.
mons attOrney.at.law, Dallas; q. NJ. Swink,
Dallas: Y. NJ. Ervay Dallas. 1an.dly,
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NITANTED--A situation ~ cook Good
w references given, Address MltH. NJ
Herald ONCE, luhtsl2t
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How . Young life Wen, ous.
San Francisco Newsletter,

san FRANCISCO NeWS-Letter:l
An affecting incident occurred at the
Academy OF Music lately. Among the
audience was u wealthy family, one OF
the members ofwhich has for years beer
IN delicate health and was born deaf
and dumb. IL has been the custom, of
the family to take their afflicted da,. III.
ter with them to the theater, as she
seemed to enjoy the excitement and
action, although she could not hear a
sound. 1t was observed that she seem
ed very much amused at the comicali.
ties OF MIR. Sol Smith Russell, aud enjoy
ed the changes of his facial expression
as much as any OF the audience. When
Signor Taglispietra came OH to sing it
was noticed that a curious light came
into her eyes, and stretching ous her arms
to her mother she spelled on her fingers,
with the greatest excitement the words,
Mamma ! hear" The next piece was
an orchestral arrangement of ''trova-
tore. AS the composition proceeded
the tears flowed down the poor child,
cheeks, and her excitement became so
great that it was deemed prudent to
leave the theatre. On reaching home
the exhaustion produced by the events
of the evening was such that the family
physician was summoned As she lay
on her couch she reached for her slate
and wrote Mother, think heaven
must be music" The next day, in ac-
eordance With her request, Mr.. Russell
was sent for. and he kindly came and
sang for the little sufferer. 1t was too
late. Death had marked the child for
his own and she did not even smile.
The little lips grew cold and there
now vacant chair in the family circle
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WHAT WILL he DO ?
feFry's Position In Regarding TO Count
Ing the Vote.
When the Doctors Disagree, MIR.
Ferry WIN Prescribe.
The Constitution to be the Guide. as Mr..
Ferry Interprets H.

New YORK, January e.--The POETS
Washington CORE spoudent sage, re-
iatiye TO what course the acting Vice
President will pursue on the second
wednesday OF February In regard to
the counting of votes, the following
may be regarded as semi-ofiicial. al
though not authorized By Mr.. Ferry or
published with his knowledge:
II the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives agree a. to the course 10 be
pursued, Mr. Ferry will act strictly in
accordance with such agreement, be it
what ii may. If no decision is reached
by the second Wednesday in February,
Mr.. Ferry will proceed To open and
count the vote OF a the States except
ing those from Oregon, Louisiana,
South Carolina and Florida. The ques-
ton Of counting the votes from the
four above named States will be SUBJ
mit.ed to the TIVE houses. If they agree
that the Republican or the Democratic
certificates from one or sill the States
shall be counted or rejected by Mr..
Ferry, he VIII abide, then, by such de-
cisiou and act in accordance Herewith
in counting or rejecting the certificates.
IL by tie Sd of Marcn concurrent &C
ton of the Senate and House is not
had In regard 10 the four States, Mr..
Ferry will then proceed to count the
votes of said States and declare the re.
suit Sir. Ferry will not attempt ia
exercise Judicial power or To decide
which are proper certificates from the
States Of Oregon, Louisiana, Florida
and South Carolina, unless the Senate
and House fail 10 agree but IN this
event, he will proceed 10 act in &C.
eordanec with the Constitution-as he
interpretsi
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General John j. Ahercrombie. of the
United States Army died on wednes-
dag last at Ills residence in Rosiyn.
Long Island, aged 20.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, January b.
The House investigating committee
left this morning for Washington, via
tbs Magnolia route aud Atlantic coast
line of railway. They will arrive on
Sunday, at midnight.
CeIrAsBIA, s. C., January 5.--Gei.
Hampton says, in relation to Judge
Maekey's interview with Gov. Hayes,
that Mackey was not authorized to
speak for him or the Democracy OF
South Carolina. He believes Tilden
was fairly elected by the people, and
he desires a peaceful and.coustitutionai
solution of the question.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 5.-Govern-
or Hendricks message relates wholly
to state affairs, with the exception of
4 reference TO the presence of United
States troops in South Carolina, saying
that the constitution, independent aus
thority OF the State courts and Legis-
latures are in danger, II not supported
by political and liberty loving senti
ment, SO strong among the people,
which party and psrtisans dare not
defy.
AUGUSTA, Me, January 5.-Hon. J.
q. Blaine was nom mated ia the Re
publican Legislative caucus yesterday
afternoon for the short term, aud ALSO
for the fall term of six wears, begin
ming March A, 1877. Both nomina-
tions were made by reclamation, and
amid great display of enthusiasm.
New ORLEANS, January SIT is un-
derstoea that the military authorities
here have orders 10 transfer three mil
lion .poands of ordnance and ordnance
stores from Baton Rouge to New York,
including four hundred barrels of pow
der, guns, shot, shell, etc.
BesToN, January 5.-The Supreme
Court of Massachusetts, las sustained
the lower court in the decision that
lsraelites must be held amenable to
the Law OF the State regulating the Oh
servanee of the Sabbath. The cases
grew out Of an attempt to keep stores
open ON that day.
| NEW York, January 5.-Nanderbiit
was the owner of securities having a
present market value OF eighty-five
million doll re, and of this total fully
/ fifty-five millions consisted of stocks
and bonds of the New Yord Central
and Hudson River railroad. 1t is un-
| derstoud that the bi TX of this vast
property is to be kept together, and
that provision has been made for re-
/ investing accruins interest on it in
his fa~orite securities.
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OLD TIMES.

There's beautiful song on the sIumberous
air
That IT'S through the valley Of dreau,s;
II comes from CLINE where the roses were
And tuneiui heart, and bright brown hal,
That waved In the morning beams.
Soft eyes Of azure, and eyes Of brown.
And w-white foreiieads are there:
glimmering cross and giitieriux crown
thorny bed and couch of down,
Lost hopes and leaflets Of prayer.
A rosy leaf in . dimp Piled hand,
A ring and n piighted vow.
Three golden rings on o broken hand
tiny track on the anow.uhtte sand,
A tear aud 3 siniess brow.
There's . tincsure of grief In the beautifu
song
That sobs on the summer cir,
And lonelines felt In she festive throng
sinks down In the saul ~ 10 trembles along
From . CLINE where the roses are.
We're hsd II nrst dswn shsesof the day,
And II mingled with wa4an chimes;
6ut years have dissancetl thu beautfful day
And its melody nowsth from far Away,
And eesll Is now 's0ld TimcsL"
--Isrsisyss Maeasdne.
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the ense be referred 70 the Suprefae
Court Judges, each house TO be repre-.
sented by counsel, and majority Of
the judges shall be decisive. Ordered
printed Booth gave notice be weuld
call 1t up Friday for discussion.
Sherman Will make an elaborate
speech on the Louisiana affairs to-
morrow.
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The Length Of Days.

At London and Bremen. the longest
day has sixteen hours
AT Stockholm, in Sweden, the longest
day has eighteen and half hours.
At Hamburg Germany, and Dantzig,
Prussia, the longest day has seventeen
hours, and shortest seven hours.
At st. Petersburg, in Russia. and To
bolsk, Siberia, the longest day has nine
teen hours, and the shortest five hours.
At fornen, in Finland, the longe t
day has twenty.one and half hours,
and the shortest two and half hours.
At Wardnuys, in Norway, the day
lasts fiom May 2lst, to July oath, with
out interruption; and at Spitzbergen,
the longest day is three and half
months
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tic medicine that can be employed: cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than quarter Of century, and have
obtained worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilative organs Of the
body, and are 50 composed that obstruc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or evade them Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have bafflcd the best of
human skill. While they produce power
ful effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. BY
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common pureatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not inflamed.
They reach the vital fountains of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing il
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates. containing neither calomci
nor any deleierious drug, these Pills may
De taken with safety BY anybody. Their
susar-coatfng preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant to take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
nom their use in any quantity
rRsrARED III *
Or. J. c. AVER & CO., Towel, Mass,
SOLD 81 .iS HHsalzss- ts Ses;
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The sacred music of a tender train,
Wrnns from poets heart by grief and pair,
Aud chanted timtdiy, with doubt and fear
To busy crowds. W ho scarcely pause TO hear.
These are not lost.
The silent tears that fol at dead of night
over soiled robes, that once were pure and
white;
The prayers that rise like incense from the
scpi,
Longing for Christ to make it clean and
These are not lost.
The happy dreams :that giaddened all our
youth.
When dreams had less OF self and more OF
truth;
The ehiidhood's faith. SO tranquil and so
sweet,
Which sat like Mary at the Masters feet
These are not lost
The kindly plans devised for others good.
10 seldom guessed, so little understood
The quiet, steadfsst love that strove to win
some W anderer from the ways OF sin
These are not lost.
Not lost, o Lord for, In Thy city bright
Uurryes shall see the past by clearer light
Ana things hong hidden from our gaze below
ahoa VIII reveal. and we shall surely know
These are not lost
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NoF LOST.
These are not LOS

The look OF sym patty, the gentle word,
spoken so low that only angels heard;
lhe secret art OF pure self-sacfifice,
Unseen by men, but marked by angels
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MARRIAGE GUIDE

sloIoeioaI Y.ev q Narri % . Cor The Marie
Afd those contemplating MaTrie its ties avs, as
qaaiEsailv1s the Mysteries OF production tie S.
sttt Of osiih and Manhood the phys.-
"a Syste1n OF oman. An ssTa ted book OF IN pages
xh,ch ssos be kept uider X AID Key. The orsinsl
under sssffOr so s.s SeHs
"A PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATIc on al ei.e.,,,
AfrLVats atre In both this abuses and disor-
~ me sereai sys;sni and the cure pages
WIZ eng rnvibgs sent under sea for rs cts
4EDtCAG ADVICE = Esua.na, W c<tn~ss Los, Eu-
GYt, Stin, Biaod Chronic Dsra<.s C.s.rrh .nesr
~ = ~ psse psrnphlSz. frrs s.snsp
Al ths above Diseases sacces-liy tr~..ed NJ n. ..
01fed D1spenssry. essn . shesi lSi7. Address,
-. Ioo1a, No.
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Mothers


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wASHIs6T0y.

coz. Growers ACucn To Accordance
Win IRE Constitution aRd Laws
Of Oregon.
DRAFT OF the Scott Huntington
Pacific Railway Biil-Junc-
ton West al III Paso.
Barnes Holds Che Demand Of Congress Is
at Variance Win Public Policy and
Constitutional Rights - Spirited
Defeaoe Of Gov Grover.