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MEDICAL OFFICE.
DIR. CARL MURRAY
HAS OPENED ROOMS FOR THE TREAT
MENT OF ALL CHRONIC AND EHtV-
GUS DISEASES, AND FOR THE
GENERAL PRACTICE OF NED
ICINE AND SURGERY.
PRIVATE OFFICE & RECEPTION ROOM
OVER HARRY bros. TIN AND STOVE STORE.
No. $40 Elm ST., Dallas, Texas.

FEMALE DISEASES made a specl a
study. The success full treatment of scores of
ladies In Dallas and vicinity is sufficient To
commend others afflicted To the same treat
ment. The btB6dfUuS treatment trith cdlLstics
uueriU discarded.
HenOrrhoids cured in all cases without
the use of knife, ligature, oaustic, or clam y.
All rectal diNt ilses made a speciality.
TAPEWURMS REMOVED IN A FEW
HOURS.
NERVOUS Epilepsy ,Chorea,
Neuralgia, Carries of NertebTae resulting In
curvature OF spine aud nervous dtrnfge-
ment. lncipient Paralysis cured In a ma
JOfity OF eases.
Diseases of tile Eye and Eyellds. Of tie Ear
ana Head. Especial attention called t. IA.
sal CArARRH and its accompanying mala-
dies.
Diseases Of a confidential nature treated and
cured promptly without injury 10 patient.
1 advertise the same as the merchant or
any legitimate business man, viz: To do
humanity good, and advance personal inter
est.
second-Because am not ashamed OF my
profession.
Third-Because expect to deal honorably
with my 1ellow-man, ana have nothing TO
cover up.
FOurth-Because have the riest as much
as corporation Of doctors, a college, an IN.
Urinary, OF would.be- institute, aud Il IL no.
bcdy's business but my own.
These at a distance can consult By letter
and reseiys prompt attention by enelos.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
Address Lcck Box ilni, Dallas, Texas. mr.
call personally al 50 Elm street.
OFFICE HOURs-DAY AND NIGHT.
sepledly
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Ian. HosACK.
October ~, lS7f j. ]. JONES.

In retiring from said nrm, bespeak
continuance Of the kind patronage hereto
fore extended said arm, aud after having
had Mr.. Jones with me In business for the
last twelAe years, can, and do, with great
pleasure, cheerfully recommend him NJ be-
ing worthy OF the confidence OF any COM
munity.
nov dim. j. A. II. HOSACK
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TEXT BOOKS

any law book house IN the United StaIeS
Correspondence IL invited. Parties desIr,n.
large lots will md II 10 their adVan tapeis
send Ia him for estimate. Second. land
books valued and sold ON commission, nv
rieS for sale viii do well TO consigu them IN
LIN on com mission.
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Notice of Dissolution.

The cOpartnership heretofore existing be-
tween j. A. II. HO'Gck and ]. ]. Jones. un-
der the Arm name Of Hosack & Jones, In
the rial estate business ut Iallas, Texas,
WAS dissolved from aud after the first day
OF Ociober, 1871 j. 4. IL. HOSack retiring
from said tlrm, and j. j. Jones continuing
said business aud assuming all liabilities
contracted by said firm, and IL hereby
authorized To collect all amounts due the
same.
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CaTarrh.

,,i, me VI, u y years. but cured myself vears
ago, e i paying doctors aud for me'ifciniss
,,i book mailed for 10 cents, gives full par,Ic.
ui"is' name this paper, and address ''''
G. II. SIKE9
aug2s-d&w3m OhlcagO' ILL.,
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Wanted Situation,

fOur-line Advertisements inserted twice Ia
this column for Twenty-Five Cents,
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WAXAHACuIE
FEMALE ACADEMY.
SELECT SCHOOL,

opens its hrst session AUGUST 30, 1877, un
rms mlnlseme nj OF com potent and az
enooi tel;nerS. For pscCl Gu lars, a ldre
It'-Win MRS X LEES PrInoIna
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NNTANTED-By u white woman, a silun-
w ton ~ cook In u hotel or reAlnuiltn'
No prlynto family need apply, Apply NJ
No, 3ll Main street nOVli'd2t,
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IIOUSE-A house suitable Tor n small fam
Al ily central TO business. Apply a. her
mid Office. nOyl7 70
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GCHOOL WANIED,--A male teacher, well
> capacitated, wiRn q n public school In
DALLAS county, All necessary references
given. Apply To James Il simpson, OF Book
hout Il simpson, attorneys at law, aOisSlalh
str0ot. nova DIT,
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NEAT FURNISHED ROOM with
"A board, In private family, ON Elm
street, No, 2Ol one bio Ii from court house
noYli'd2t.
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SUHOJL WANIED.-A con pet,nt and
- experienced female teacher possess ng
satisfactory references, dcslr u school IN
Dnilas county Address Miss H. care of
Bookhout q simpson, Attorney, No, GJ'
Main street. noYll-d2t.w3t.
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Wanted Boarding.

II OARDlNG-A grntlomnn and Indy can
ID secure gOOi board A. Il large room In II
private family, Terms moderate. Corner
panTl and Live Oak streets, nOVl3-lW
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Miscellaneous Wants.

G,TRAYED on Monday night, from rack
y in front OF city hail, u dark bay morse,
long black name dim brand on LETT hhoul-
,Ior, had ON Texas saddle ana collie sack
blank I, A suitable reward for MS recovery.
novll dot ROBr. B. SEAN,
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4 AND. Two hundred acres OF good lnnd
Ia 10 rent Tor cnsh, one ana mali miles
flOm the city, \ cotton man preferred APP
ply 10 John j, EglklnR on the promises. W.
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EItST-CLhsS BOARDlNG-At the Bryan
l. House, No. u Lamar street Rooms for
gunilomnu ana VIE. nuyll-2w
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LNTANTED- employment aH clerk by a
w young man with experience IN gen
rrNl merchandising, olr, bhst reierenors'
Address A -, Herald OlllCe, noYli nv,
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CsNO MOVE FURNITURE, PIANOS, LOOK
\ ing Glasses, Etc, with caro-, and very
cheap II. n. KREU 1 Err, Leave orders at
j. = Murphy n Co.,, Lamar street. Oct2-lm
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EOR RENr.-One hundred acres ich land
L all under fence and IN cultivation, lying
two miles east OF court house Jones u Muir
phy, Real Estate Agents, No. Ill Austin
street nOVH-dlW.
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WANTED - Every body to have thoh
w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired at
JACOB, ~ EBER'S Cleaning and Dyeiug Es-
tubltshtr eut, sO8 Main street, Dallas. SntIs-
faction warranted iulyll-iyr
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For Sale.

E'OR AAl II "A pair OF good young mules,
L medium size, Tor sale very low, by Jones
II Murphy, Real Estate Agents, No. Ill Aus
tin street nOyli-dlW.
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Z. IL. CUSHING,
COMMISSION MERCHANT IN
Printers Stock I!
STATIONERY BLINK ROOKS, FLAT
AND RULED PA PERS.
Houston, Tex aS.
AIN - aDxN A- ri OH

Geographic orders filled and forwarded by
all the night trains. oct2Sd3m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25

part 10 is = mass Of poDderOus tolbs crowded cose
togcther upon hot hillside, trayerssd by niue
stony pathways, sweltcring in san apd dnS'' no
sadder graveyard was ever seen. All the ach'e
anguish Of re,nedcss suffering, all the al1ect
misery and arid ISOLATION of hopeless grief Is sym
bolized in this melancholy place. Norkmen "eIo
repairing the tomb OF fleloise and Abeiard anu
this Tor while converted Bit of old romance 10
modern commences. Still saw this tomb ana 10
Yves elevating and seryiceable to think that lhero
may be
Words which are things, hopes which do rot deceive
The rraudest rlodern building in Paris is nndonDt-
edly tho Opera House-descnptions OF wnch nave
bcen read by everybody. They are opening n
boulevard in front OF this noble edce, so as to place
IL NJ the end Of vet another vstaas the usage - IN
this MAGNIFICENT city. How stately and superb this
theatre il NAV he gathered from thefact that there Is
no buidinq IN All North America that can properly
he mentioned in tho same day with il. We do bnt
scant Justice to the solid qualities in the French
character. Grant that the character is mercural,
vet il contains elements OF supendous intensity ana
power: and this you feel rs perhaps you may never
have felt il before when you look NJ such works as
the Opera House, the Pantheon. the Madeleine the
lnyalides the Louvre, the Luxembourg ana inc
stone cmbqnllmcnts which for miles mem IN tle
Seine on both IT, SIDES. The grandest Oh bulIdlhg
in Pars-glso y living witness 10 French power anu
purpose-ig the Church II Notre Dame IL VIII not
disulace in the afectionate reverence Of Americans
the glory Of Westminster Abbey; but it will I'll an
equal place in their memory It's arches are not 50
lofty its associations aA3 not so near and dear But
II i 40 exceedingly beautiful in forms and IN SIM
plicty that no one can help loving it and By reason
of certain windiazs, skIlfuly devised, in its avenues
II is invested with far of the alurng attribute
OF mystery. Some of its associations also, are eS-
pecialIy startling You may see there The chapei III
which Mary Stuart was married to her first husband
the DanDhin Of France and in which Henry '. was
crowned: and Won may st.nd on the very spot on
which Napoleon Bonaplrte was invested with the
immortal diale,n climbed the tower Of this famous
cathedral and at the loftcst atanable height pic
tnrcd in fancy the awful closing scene of " The
Uuchback If Notrc Dame" The romance seemed
the truth then. and Claude FrollO. Esmoralda and
Ouasimodo were rs real as Bichclieu. There IS
vine growing near The bell tower and some children
were Mt play there On the stone platform. We went
into The bell and smote upon it with wooden mal't5
and heard with delight its rich melodiou', soulful
music. The four hundred steps are well worn that
lead 10 the tower Of Notre Dame. There are few
places on earth so fraucht with memories; few that
80 well repay the homage of a pilgrim from foreign
Ind WV.
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MErHODIsTS ar CAMP TABOR.
ADAY cympREssIvG SERVICES.


lFRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRmUNr.l
CAMP TABOR, n. J., Aug 23.--The annual
camtrmeetng OF the Newark Conference OF The y ta-
odis Episcopal Church. held near Denviile, Nj, has
boon anu ,uay successful thus FAR. 10 open'd Thurs
day OF asl week. and viii close on Thursday 81 next
week Camp Tabor " is situated on beautiful slope,
covered with fine grove Of young trees. The taber
raclc, or preachers stand, faces the "circie,"
or auditorium. which viii accommodate an an
dience 81 from SIX to eigat thousand persons
The property OF the Association consists or
one hundred and ten acres u choice land and It Is ad
ably adopted to camp-mcetng purposes over one
hundred cottages have already been erected ana work
on several new viii DE begun ~ the close Of the
prcsent meeting. many Of the cottages have all
the noderu improvements" such os gas hot and cold
water. etc The Camp Tabor station 81 the Nor
rs aud Essex Railroad Is ,hlihh thaee in.l-
utc' walk Of tAe circle Many nmld1go"t .h
have been made upon thr GROUNDS ,ni'
wear The railroad company has also made extensive
mproycmcnisat thr station ahq me ig's's lu VIZ
tain. THIS ground is the Mecca OF northern NeM-Jrr-
three months 81 the year ny me iihg'3 ~ DN
ers. Tns grounds are wei lai out @uu tLe pace ls
fast becoming a popular summer resort Tor TIE
TnS ser, icrs to-day were unusually Impressive, and
lennon at tie morning service delivered By the
Rev Dr. Fowler, Editor q, Tae CHRISTIAN droe1e The
sermon was up0n salvation by rith. The siit of Coil
the preacher said, salvation md not iaith.
Faith was natural power possessed by all
and might pe u'td Tor Jirlt s1Natvh' iho oISl'c'sS
OF God removed all sin ana gave the converted plsh
the power to resist temptation The FIRST thing sinner
needed was consciousness ~ his want Of Coos forgive
ness Faith Transforming influence when changed
the whole moral beng There no salvation by hell
nor by the law, hut only by faiih in God.
missionary meeting was held IN the alelhnoh' wien
The Rey j. f. Thompson. OF the MISSIONARIES labor
ing At Monteydeo. Uruguay, spoke for some time apon
the prcsent state OF the work at that point Ills des
criuiion of the vice which prevailed among The
naiIyes and the work that was beng performed by
the Methodist missionaries, attracted much Inter
est. Bishop Foster, VINO has spent several months
upon tour inspection OF the various fields OF mission
dress
The singing is led ny the Mount Hope Band. with iye
Instruments and quartcte. The ladies have organized
temperance prayer meeting and services are held every
afternoon Daily services also held for the children
Mrs j. H. FitzGerald OF Newark holds prayer-meetines
for the Promotion ~ Holiness" In her cottage on Nor
fis-ave three times day Many conversions have taken
place during the past week ut the different mectmSs
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A youngster who had been stpng by ,,,a,o 9eS IN
told his rather he had kicked Dee mat Haa '''"
his tail
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THE FASHIONS.
A VIEW IN ADVANCE.

RICH PRISGEs AND PAssEMENrERiE-PALL COS
TUNES AND wRAPs-BRTDEs AND BRIDESMAIDS,
COSTUMES-STATONFRY.
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OBITL AIRY.


NEWPORT, X. L., Dec. 2j.-Dr. Austin l..
sands OF ibis city died Cairo, Egypt Dec. 20. His
death was caused by brutal assault upon him, at late
hour OF ht during the summer OF 1876. by Jessie D.
Mitchell. The criminal was arrested IN Ncw-B,diord
Mass. and il low serving out his sentence OF twenty
years hard labor in the states Prison. IL appears that
Mitchell fret knocked Mr. Sands down, and tuen robbed
him. leaving him die the roadside. Towards morn
ng the injured man became conscious aud was able TO
reach his residence al CathauAe-st aud GreenOugh-
place lie lay at deaths door for long
time and his death expected by his friends He Was
able 10 20 south last Winter and last Fall he determined
10 make Journey Egypt and few weeks accom-.
panied by his family, lac went 10 Europe. 30 eurigrd
we're the membors OF the readlngroom upon learning Ol
the assault which had been committed that they dubbed
together and raised parse Of nearly $1,000 which IA,
offered ~ a reward FOR the capture of Mitchell The de
ceased was related by marriage 10 many OF the Old
KuickerbocKer families ~ New York and his successful
practice among the summer ystOrssad enabled MIN "a
acquire ahandsOme fortune. lie has never been able u
prsctce since he assaulted stated above. The
body will DO embalmed and brought here for interment
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ASSAULTED N THE STEEET.
TWO MEN STABBED BY STRANGERS.

Herman II. Matene, age thirty, of No. 214
Thompsoust. me Francis Douehcry age nineteen. Of
No. 22l suyan-st, were attacked by two men at
Blocker and Suivansts., IL o'clock last night and
we're bOtn severely stabbed. They claimed 10 have
been attacked without pT0vocatIOn ana stated
at the Mercer Street Station where tAey were taken hy
an officer, that the men who stabbed them
were strangers. Detective slevn, OF The Fifteenth
Precinct learned That who had been
seen quarrcliug with the injured men, had gone
INTO No. Nauch-pace. There he found two men,
who gave their names Charles Crtchet ami Thorn
Grecuan. Crutchct had "a large taDle-knife III his
sleeve and pockctkute aud large clasp
station they were Identified 10y their victims
and locked up. The wounds Of the two
men were dressed by DR.. Dorm the precinct surgeon.
Ma Ia the chest aud hp. Tie cue-t wound
was very slight, but that in the hap was serious.
Dougcrty had deep cut in the abdomen large enough
admit finger, but the surgeon did not cOnslder II
fatal They both remuS ed To the N-w-lofk Hos
uita and Inc prisoners VIII taken % court to-day.
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MuRDLR ArINDIaAAPoLIs.

ACOLoRED WOMAN sHOT ~ 4 JEALOUS LOVER.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2J.-~ome months ago
Mr. liza krrsey "a 60 0rcd woman A.e riuctssn BROUGHT
sur for divorce against her husband, ana has 90 umss
size, kru the company Of Vim. Grccnly co.orcd man.
short time since grandfather forbade her assoca-
TIM with Grecny. which outraged Inn. lie sent her
not. saying Inc would Nil her " she returned 10 1--we With
her husband At about o'clock last night. ls Mrs
Kersey was going the Backford sr,ct Church. snt
when within "a few feet Of the door. Gro,uly
stepped up behind her and fred shot
NJ her. She ran about thirty feet When GrocniY
overlook her and, placing arm around her Deck,
fired another shot INTO her brain Grceuly then ran, aui
tine woman fell dead upon the sidewalk A. o. tho
woman fr Grecny tow ard the east part OF ihr city,
closely followed by some ~ The gifs trends Tie vs.
-nn stopped police officers who pat Dim lu tnr police
station. The murderer has wife AZ NeWA Albany. whore
he formerly lived Mrs ker-ey Wa nineteen ears old
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establishing i'm this District National rifle range "heIe
ali the international AID Interstate contests can take
place.
suit entered by ]. G. and IT, A. Willard against = ~
Bayss and +. X. Stephenson connected Win curious
chapter Of hotel history. IL seems that IN lo'- tne
plauts leased their hotel To Jacob F. Cake for period
OF ten years at a Of 100000 per year. the lease con
tanning provision that the ess"es should pay All 'aAe7
and assessments The property having passed mo 'h'
hands OF the defendants assgnees OF Mt CAKE they
are now sued for uegcct to pay The various taxes uu
ecssmeuts and also the rent since last June lhe hSs
mrnts consist Of the general taxes for the year eunE
June 1875 of S323S. one naf OF which, Sl'olJ Dtcdl
due December 1877, aud was Therefore IN hreirn aI
subject 10 penalty OF per cent per month"; ana as9 i
special assessment for paving Peunsyly&nla-aNe
was due August l. 1877, and amounting To ToTt %
These amounts compliments have been commence ~
paw aud they claim damages IN SJ,ooo me irI'
in arrears 1880 and for TINS $Zoooo uA
cIHlmpu.
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STEAMERS TO SOUTH AMERICA
HORATIO KINGS LETTER ~ RTGARD TO THEM.
rL.LL.-NL-L


lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TEECNE.i
WAsHINGrOS, Dec. 25.-iloratio King ex-POst-
masterGeneral has addressed the following letter to
morning paper Of this city. The letter Is interest
ing in connection with the efforts being made to
increase the trade between the United states and
South and Central America and Mexico. Mr. King
says;
81 am glad 10 see that there is reason to hope
that a bin for tho establishment Of a steamship line
either from New York PhiIdc phia or New-Orcaus 10
Ir.zlI may soon become a law. Many years when
Our postal authorities thought u wise 10 unit the
nav Tor mail service between the United states aud
Europe % the hostages Of tie mail conveyed, they
we're euav IN favor a reasonable subsidy Tor the
ttblishment OF the line discontinued last year from New"
Work Ia RIO JauciTO. The subject, however was dis
c-s-d long time before the necessary authority % put
~ line in operation could Dee obtained from Congress-
ana once established never should have been dscOn-
tiuued.
cuatrd IN dollars and cents, although II scarcely admits
az Doubt hat both countries would realize from 10
handsome pecuniary profit. That model soyereicn
Dom Pedro H., 10 appears Il not Only ready, DuI
anxtous To paw his half Of the cost OF The
desired service; and Government i fortunate
i'm nav inc near II hOnOred representative gentle
for tie positiOu-COuncillOr BOrges, the Brazil
ian Minister. lie has resided among us so
long and has made himself 80 unusually accept
able as a courteous aud genial ueghbor and MEND that
we feel ike claiming him "a ctIZcn OF our
own country. Moreover the Emperur's late VISIT,
which afforded everybody so much pleasure, could
receive no happier recognition than ready acque.ccuee
I'm the part Of Congress IN his proposition Tor ~ spe dy
REIMBURSEMENT OF direct communication between the
countries
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A change IN THE ROUTE IT TAXES To REACH
rNGLANDAND FEANCE-wATEE TRANSFORMATIONS
A5AINsI RAu.
The harbor of Trieste, in the Adratic the
preps seaport of Au.tfii. has taken sudden Start boo
commerce ths Fan ana Winter such as subsidized steam
shin lines aad Government policy u general has scarce
before gwen IT, The wheat harvest oil Hungary is ,eoh
iu- AZ. outlet this year by way OF Trieste. Formerly II
went 10 England and France principally by way of
fine North and East sea ports, Petroleum and various
other imports found Their way int" Hungary and Aus
tia also largely from tEe same direction being trans
ported across the country by the railways change Of
an interesting nature has been brought about by the
duuuess OF commerce and tne III Turkey.
The recent oyerbudng of sailing craft in Europe has
been aggravated, as far transportation Is con-
cernpd. by the general falling of i'm frcights. the
world over. aud the Shipping Of Italy, Aus
tra, England aud the north now swarm- the
coast Of every gran-producng country, and bid,
eagerly for Heights at prices unusally favorable
10 orwaIdcr The result is that n less costly To-
send wheat Tn gland los OF Tie 'OnE NoyaSc VIA
the straits Of Gibraltar than overland 10 North sea ports
and thence bv snip. From Iuda-P,st the capital Of Hun
ll ~ nam on f,ur thc freight bv rain
go Hamburg, aud thence To London, WJs 20 francs
per t0u and by way OF Trieste and tine sea
only 40 francs. To Liverpool, tie freight by the
sea- the astuns nglv small rate OF - francs The rN-
pult uf the Hmlsi haryrols seeks the direct and
quicker mode of trans orttlou generally, out thu dhrf-
be tin ana railroad frei-hs which has changed
the upur OF petroleum. and other goods 80 largely from
Ire.t, i, thriving under the stimulus Of the move
neLt and the Austrian and German rroad lines 10 the
uort are Suffering The height from Irts To England
States England, OWING 10 The greater dangers ANA de-
law, The ui~~acc but 10 Is enormously less than the
Ittf from rrsltI. ttar 4rtl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.
wAsHNGToN, Tuesday. Dec

WAsHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec %, 1877.
Christmas has passed without note OF consequence
The city has been quiet than s usual on such oeca
siOns
The President, in conversation today, expressed HIM
self a. much pleased with his visit TO New-fork as also
did Mrs. Hayes
Senator Patterson still lies in feeble condition He
had another severe attack OF vertigo this evening which
was relieved by Opiates.
The members OF the Long Range Rife club are cor
responding with the different organizations OF similar
character throughout the United states with view to
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rnr 49, IoNArnAN cRANE.

MDDLETowN. n. Y, Dee. 2j.-The Rev.
Jonathan Crane the pastor q the Hrst Congr gatons
Church. MddletoWn. was stricken with spoplcIy whils
preaching his pulpit sunday morning asst and died
this afternoon at a o'clock.
lie was born in schenectady and was graduated from
Union College and the Auburn theological Seminary.
He MAS forty years In the ministry nineteen years
Attleborou4h. Mass; three years the pastor ~ the
IwentIefh-sL Congregational Church, New York. from
1850 to 1865 at MddetONu; year at - Joseph. No
nye year, At Kalamazoo, Mich. and WAS recalled here
two years ago lie an eminenty good man, and vac
beloved by hs people. lie leaves wife aad four
children.