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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-07
{. DALLAS TRIUMPIIANT.

The TsxarnanA Doys Got Desc In
five Ianinxs ahai will Lssttnem-A
Good 1ame Played ny Dallas
Modesty Is one OF the striking char
acteristics OF the Dallas man. He, as
u rule, does not like 10 do much blow
Ing, but In view Of the way that Dali
las has jumped up and cracked heels
In the last few days, we think y few
remarks are In order. There Is no
doubt but that the whole State will
concede that Dallas Is the finest city
west OF the Mississippi. She getsup
the most gorgeous carnIvals, laying
Galveston In the shade. she has the
best military compsnles; the fastest
horses; the preltIest women aud
more OF them; the most energetic
men, and lastly, the hest base
ball club In the State. II not, we
would like TO see the color OF the
clubs stockings that can wax them.
rexarkana hasa club, and, . good one
too. The boys came down aud saw
The Dallas elephant during carnival,
and then went over to the Fifth ward to
squint at the panther The animal was
quiet, aud the State Line club beat the
Panther by u scors Of fofty-one to
twenty. Flushed with victory they
returned to chaw UP Dallas. Quite a
number of spectators gathered 70 see
the game yesterday at the fair grounds,
ladies' included. 10th clubs were Ia
uniform. Game was called at 3:l5.
Mr.. Wllani johnson was chosen UNI.
pire. 'rcxarkana won the toss, ani
ssnt Dallas TO bat, aud this Is the way
the Old thing worked:
Dallas went To bat and had two men
put out In succession, tut settled ,l"wn
and got In four runs. Texarkana only
scoring two Ia tho first. The ganlo
then was all one sitied. The Dallas
boys did the best pla, ing f.lnoe they
have been q club, and their work was
very smooth. Their game WAS singu-
larly free from errors Levi, Young,
Fields, Flynn, Mitchell Cohghnnour,
and Myers hit hard and caught well In
the field. Donald Hinckley, the
catcher, did hotter than ever before,
but few balls get away from him.
Coughnnour VIII make a fine pitcher
with practice, Flynn played well yea
terday, but his old habit Of trying 10
steal bases got him into trouble. The
rexarkana boys seemed 10 lose heart,
and were badly ratified. Pullam, tbs
catcher, and Half, the left fielder, did
good work, AT the snd o. the fourth
innings the visitors notified the UNI
pire that they wished to take the train
and to call the game at the end OF the
fifth innings. This was dono, and the
score stood: Dallas SO, Texarkena 8.
What the score for Dallas would have
been II the game had been played out
no one could tell as they kept improv-
Ing all the time while the visitors were
wsakelany. We are certain tbs state
line boys can play better than they
did yesterday but they are no match
Tor Dallas, nor is any club in the
Stata. t aHlHi lItrl siatuif fial
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ST.. PETERSBURG, April e,-The
Gales to-day, commenting on the alt
uation, Ia OF the oplplon that the pfe.-
ent crisis will terminate, n the Porto
Will make CONCESSIONS. The Gales
adds that the Signature to the protocol
was proof Of England's readiness TO
accept everything that would prevent
armed Intervention In Turkish affairs
by Russia. W. f1
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10 relieve the sureties on b,nd,
Of the revenue guager who was con
vlcted In 81, Louis OF completely in the
whisky ring aud sentenced TO four.
teen years imprisonment, The
sureties offered To pay one thousahd
dollars; claimed that they should
be relieved, AZ the principal was one
OF the many conspirators, with many
others that he has since been pardon.
cd ofthe criminal oifensc, and further,
that their property has deprecated III
value and they are not able 70 pay the
Judgment. The secretary In reply
speaks OF the whisky RUG, and says
10 was a fraud and conspiracy In.
yolving the loss Of many millions OF
the public revenue, and a be-
trayal OF public trust that threatened
the utter subversion Of the revenue
laws. II a case ever occurred OF oLen,
darling and palpable violation OF pub
lilo duty itwas this conspiracy, known
~ tile st. Louis whisky ring. aaip
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Relurnea TanrInl..

NEw YoRK, April o.-Messrs. Hall
and Cree, who have been engaged
during the past three months 10 max
Ing tour cfthe Southern States under
the auspices ofthe International com.
mittee Of the y. d. G. A., returned to
this city to-day. They vi.iied every
Southern State. and hsld meetings In
thirty prominent etie-, aud report q
marked growth.
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WASHINGTON.
Hampton Is Escorted Amid
Great Enthusiasm 10 Caro-
lima Hall.
The Band Of the Eighteenth
United States Infantry Heads
the Column,
The Secretary OF the Treasury Refuses
TO Relieve the suretles on the Bond
OF the Revenue Guagcr OF the
Whisky Ring.
Hayes Anxious About His Southern Policy.
Gordon Urges the Immediate Use Of
Appropriations for The Rivers tn
Georgia, Alabama and Id
Tennessee. ''.'' "a


Noon Associated Press Reportl
WASHINGTON, April 8.--Private dis
patches received from south Carolina
Indicate that quietnees and peace
abound. They say Chamberlain will
accept no federal office, butwlll Join
his fortunes with prominent law
firm In New York.
Appointments: John +. Collins,
appointed collector of customs, Bruns-
wick, Georgia; Joseph Shaokleford,
surveyor OF customs, Louisville, Ken
lucky William Barnett, recently slis-
pended, has been reinstated ~ super
visor OF STEAMBOATS, at st. Louis; Post.
master-Geneal Key has appointed d.
Brown, Of Louisville, superintendent
OF postofiice agents, Vice Edward
Howard. "a etsmsg beias&
A Charlotte, North Carolina, dis
patch says Governor Hampton reach-
ell here last hight and made speech
in which he said: al have the great
est confidence In the president. /
believe him to be sincere, honest aud
determined to discharge the duties OF
his office under the constitution AS the
executive OF the entire nations The
governor concluded by .remarkipg that
but for the votes OF the honest color
ed people of South Carolina. he would
not now be her governor, and having
pledged himselfto secure to the color
cd man all his rights under the consti-
tuition and laws Of the State, he was
going to see IL done, $50 help me God
Packard has written long md
somewhat threatening letter to Hayes.
Abiding to 1t editorially, the Wash.
ington Republican says: This is all
very fine, but does Mr.. Packard really
hopa to frighten the president away
from the pursuance of his duty by such
language, and the implied threat that
he will make certain exposures which
will be unpleasant TO the president?
What need the president care for
Packard's assumption that he, Pack
ard, had the strongest case? And In
what unm istakable manner will he be
heard from? The whole country
knows that there have been charges
aud counter-charges Of corruption and
fraud in the political contest In the
the State of Louisiana and that some
of the proceedings have been most
dlsreputable, but we doubt whether
Packard could tell anything besides
what ia fully known already. ~
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A Possible settlement.

LONDON, April e.--Finest a Sons, of
Bristol, who some time ago closed
their sugar refinery, which was said to
be the largest in the would, have
placed their affairs in the hands OF
creditors. The liabilities of the firm
is estimated at $4,000. An arrange
ment Is possible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-07
Packard lntervIewed---He Re-
CARDS q Dolly Warden Leg.
lsIature lmpraotlcable.
Iie Is Satisfied lie Gould Sustain Him
self without The Intervention or
United states Troops, ir iIe Was
Placed In Full Possession.


Moon Associated Press Reportl
NEW ORLEANS, April 8.+-'Phe com.
mtsiOners have arrived ut the 81.
Charles hotel. Hon, =. =. Cox, OF New
York, to-day visited both legislatures,
accompanied by ex Governor War.
moth aud General Mcmillan, a mem
Der OF the Packard house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-07

The Governor Of New York Prefers
charges Againss Dewitt Ellis for
Negligence. 1893 If s-d Z.
r ALBANY, N. Y, April Q. The gov.
ernor ia message to the Legislature,
prefers charges against Dewitt Ellis,
superintendent "a OF the bank depart.
ment, Of oulpable negligence. ii %,
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Improvement In Grain.

LIvERPooL, April GA leading
grain circular says, as the week sd.
vances the wheat markets increase IN
steadiness. II notes an Improvement
Of q shilling since Tuesday. geo.
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we, are indebted to the courtesy OF
Nj, Thomas 7. Martin, private score
tary of Governor Hubbard, for the fol-
lowing documents from the Centennial
Exhibition, which fully explain them
selves. We are reJoioed beyond mea.
sure that our State won something
when by little outlay she might have
won 80 much:
N International Exhibition, 1870
United hTATKs CENrENNIAL Cor MISSION.
Philadelphia, March 81, 1877.
STATE OF Texas The inclos II a
certified copy OF the report OF the
Judges as accepted by the United States
Centennial Commission, and la con.
formlty with which an award was de-
creed to You. -.N
You VIII be notified when the diplo-
ma and medal are ready for delivery.
I Please acknowledge receipt OF this
report fn,
Yours respectfully,
l.ftn A. 4. G03noRN,
Director General.
Ex.Otficlo, Austin, 4th April, 1877.
A true copy OF the original.
THOMAS p. MARTIN,
Ni Private Secretary. 9u... ss.
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ncport No, ass, OF the Intevpn tionnl
70 p Exhibition phiIade I phln IarG

Report No. a3S, OF the Internn onnl
q ExhiSinon Philadelphia, 1876.
The United States Centennial com.
mission has examined the report of
the judges, and accepted the follow ing
reasons and deoreed an award In con-
formity Herewith: 500 3aa
EePors ON Awards.
10 PhrLADELPHIA, February IA, 1877.
Product: ----- l..I7a-, !.
Name aud address Of exhibitor, State
OF Texas. The undersigned hav ing OK
amined the product herein descr lbed,
respectfully recommends the same TO
the United States Centennial oomniis.
sion for award for the following rea-
sons, viz: For an excellent OK hibit of
Upland cotton, tive bales) collected
by the Galveston Board OF Trade for
the State OF Texas, showing the high.
est grade OF this great staple of the
world.
Q. JUHLIN DANNFELT,
signature of the Judged
APPROVAL OF aRouP JUDGES.
7. A. JpHNsoN, 70. oLDENDuRFF,
H. II. slUKELs, 4. W. TALLMAGE.
A true copy OF the record,
.ts,a.. FRANCIS, A. WALKER,
Chief OF Bureau OF Awards.
Given by authority OF the United
States Centennial commission.
(,"") At. GoSHoRN, Director General.
I L.S} j, X. HAWLEY, President.
t,",) i'll. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-07

: Indications for the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, aud Tennessee, east.
erly to south winds, partly cloudy
weather, withloeal rains and slight
changes In the Temperature and bs-
fometsr. iH i,sgsn0 5tIn{T
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-07

Mrs. Littell 4 Thaeher desires TO
call attention of the ladies of Dallas
and vicinity TO their new stock Of mil.
ljnery. goods, AZ 6oi Main street Also
dress-makink. -. - .-lH-l-
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mnYar.a EIeetian

ST. LOUIS, April o-The majority
for Mayor overstolz Ia over ten
thousand. aaia .asn ssrl a
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mnnrcirai Else,iou.

CIsoISNATI, O., April 6.-rhe OIL.
cial count gives Moore, Republican
candidate for mayor, a majority OF
1884.
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Clerks shortoemins.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 6.-Theo-
dore Hanel, clerk TO receiver Of taxes,
Is $4,000 short. aa .4w s
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BumIe headquarters.

A car load OF fresh dried buffalo
meat just arrived at Haggarva
q mch30-ln Ha;aH Ih1shi Of eH
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naatrunraxa Fira.

. LYNNE, Mass, April Go. @. SWEET
zer's block was burned to-day. Loss,
$l5o,00O " f lr
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w.a.b,y Reneytu

One closed carriage; suitable foi
livery business. Price 800. in4
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THIRD.

You are in the habit OF paying "a % to
S. 90 for hat. You can purchase beauti.
FIJI silk Plug Hat, late style, for 80 50 and
50 80, and fashionable soft hats and stin hat
from soc to % No.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-07

We have opened very extensive Gents
Furnishing Department, where all the nov
elites of the season can be found at triflng
proft over manufacturers cost Everything
from paper collar to wedding outfit can
now be found ut the New York Clothing
House.
=asa -.aaHra
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Substantial! Reasons
.LLEl
WHY
IE E.E
You Should Visit the
a.l
New York raol
,.4r IMAM
c Clothing House
t' 'tfr~ U
1 LIUaft T7.y -.....uH .H
fHauF 1"bu ~ Fstu
t....Hy tf.#lf altman. aI
$500 IlNI|lIllf
H
tH
AUU
FIRST.
SECOND.

You have the choice OF over $4,000 worth
OF reliable Clothing, we'll made in every re-
spect, for men, boys and children. You can
find everything from com mon to the finest.
and always leading II. style.
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SIXTH.

This store Is free to all, where every one
can come and look around, and price things
without being pushed into buying. Parties
are not always fiash. and hence shrink nom
asking favors from clerks who are displeased
when left with their unbouEht wares The
New York Clothing House has no neeJ to re-
sort 70 artlfces, for they are confident that
their prices are low. Goods are good, aud
customer only Injuries his purse who fails TO
purchased srisg ... lss
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.i1aaisF 20 df11t s.
, 1877-07-25
ntufat ts'egr. DtDtrAta.
eer nriro i'm prieut.

Qopbon, "a Snli. Die 'erbi'hes
@fupiihinn nat @elb bsmiuiot. nm ben
RricagminiNer in hsn Climb 81 'eteH'
e;n Ot5errotinus Corps an Der @rsn5e
~ holttn.
Sic RuTsn in Misn baben ii6 nod
M!.sronercpel ,uriid sesoaen.
Sic siirssn e,oberten IA perln iitne
Munitionssias. ~
Ser etipto qab 1T i'm 8eHB oer
&uNen.
Sos acknowledgement urn &rF6nf be.
oorr e ountoa. Sic Si'fsn esuioer'eu
bos Tsusr. =.
MuiG,h. Bldtter inssn, BOB tpenn. . oeise
britiihs syIntte in rem g~rspbcrns fdbrht'
,pirn lie Die italieniide S&wabron be-
&c omen.
Ga wirh Elm ~ernfhastes gehenfen aes
f'tIt. in 8e,ua onf Die Stennns Sta'
licm's unb oe1en beimli9e Usrbs"euns
nit &uelrnb.
Ser &ntb Der Minifer in GooFonti'
nopcl bot cnnlin ts'hlriien. Den @"'ton
oufnforbsrn Die Jabne oes propbeten
su ertfnltrn.
Sohorr Noi9a eins nod Sinope nit
YanSerl6iHcn.
, 1877-07-25
Guro. ai(dlf Malhridlteu.

gNmmdDem. Dr grtnouns BON Gan.
bioat,n ,lr Den gum 9erblt III Grleolss
un9 fommtnoen pOlteu beS baisliiden
O ianelsn III Ssst,n iheint cine 2leb'
In sbsihalt'Qa. se,older. &reii: ~
lin. Seat e~rloaral mir mieo,r elnulal
aus norhosutit..n Bliltau. oaB @rai
lurbura. itatt runiu isincr Resitrun9s.
Yraiocntihaft in l1ntsrfrauten gu mar.
ten wo er iebr e,ipricbl'h wirtt uno
mn lebr wohl bcfincet. Der Wadfo!ser
oes 6reibsrrn b Peralas wereen 1ou
uno oa3u ais 9au3 beionoerS lplutom'
zen pom 6irncn DlSmart ba3eldua
~orosn lsi. Ole gauge Nahridt IL
,lue Gnts. Der Wahiol.r fir Den
0errn y. Bcrs!as lit bs4immt - fabrt
aber einen anOeren Namen. OuB iibrl.
gems @taf 2urburs bel %leiner relhS.
ireuuolid3sn @tlinnuns mo Der &ennt'
n Der lnacren baierlihen Serualtun9.
uslds inn leiu lansidbriser Olenlt ais
Veamter IN OericIben. nidt hloB IN Dsr.
lin wlltommtn, lou6ern aut iebr
braudbar leiu mirbe, wirb a%I9emein
s~ugeseben. BUR Git absr 1T .r in
Mlr; burg mentbeh;llh ODER bod ihUer
srlegl,d). DE ~Siootutids Yre6e" nsbt
auBerotm nit 5ti d)t beruor, oaB elm ocn
uytrnmontaucn ab1enOm mener. HeidS.
ma ttr,is, fir Den @raf Qurburs int
5teldsta9e iiet. b;t eiuer Neuwabl se'
iIproct werSsu tonnte. Nber wie a I.
Iagt. Der q uno ~ oleier 8eiorsalB IN
bmfau,9.
DIE in ben l.etsn @oden einss;ose
aem 3anoweJrnauner (ss linb oies mein
0eutt, weldle 1901 ocn &riss. m.t5e'
madt baoen) srtreaen iib Stitens ihrer
OIficlere mi Qdarrler9eb:r os bitten
0OoeS. DIE | ptereu riibmen OaS rubi'
&c, CUTE Ysrpalten ibrsr @aite, uni bt
oIe ustun9en lsiteuoen Olficlsre lint
nit Dem Glrer uuo Der Nulteul9ttit 'blt.
fer altcrea Sabrsdu3e auBerlt sulrieOsn.
Wsnn man beoeuft, baB wr bas
Spittm Der aug meinen u brpfldl
nod nI1t einmal 3sbn Sabre bsisen,
1T es eth sutes 5eusnlb fir Die 4e'
p%0lfsruns, oaB OaS natiouale 9eerwclen
b.er idon 10 fslte Wurselu 9siaBt bat.
Wamentlid lobsn ole S,ficlers bic
6reuoi9telt uno oas Sntersie, womlt
DIE Gln9e3o9enen Die ueriAleoenen tlsi'
men Nenerunaen lerncn, iuelhe Ieit ben
leeteu ~llcbunsen bot orei Sabren einse'
fabrt wOrben uno nit aeasa iie iset bee
FAINT 9emadt wsreen.
, 1877-07-25
9ie Giienbt bn 1lnruben.

0ittshurq, "a. Sui. Scr Vcf
ridt bon onheren @obntn. iih ben Ause
1torbiocn orauihli, Sen. hnt einen oemr-
raj 5irenhe W.rfuna bier berporoehroht e.
0ie 9uquesne @rnps pcn bier sstnrtlr=
ten bleien Mcrecn tis ons Sepot bic
3eid n her Nhilooelpbier Spteuten.
wtlhe in ben @etrhten ON Sonnabeno
unb Spnntog aet0otrt uuree.
81, Conf oerirte unb Union @olootsn
1teben nebeneironner in ben 8iirsesre9i'
m,rtern. Sic Mufriibrer in Buffalo, q
g.. baten in ben .Monnobnuie" eln &e,
Q,ment 6pInaten sinaeidoN,u uno oas
@etauos trennt jest.
Nierhunnsrt Mrb,iter BON Me6'es.
port bef 81 bic ShlieBuna BON G'9ar
9bomp'on's etablws, fen in 8rorord
Gumberlanb, Mo.. "a. Snl,:
1890 Mcasens. M0es rubia. Sic
Musndnbiocn pmt ben bus Depot nno
erloubsn feline Grahtaiiae i%ortsuaeasn.
ODER NcTaaicrsioen Troht9iter mit,u.
nebmea. NNoms Gyprs. Wd9'n uuros
Don bem 3uae bel Wbetliny 9%etrennt.
Sic 2eute in ben Baltimore uni Ohio
Mrfhdtten tuaren seSmun9en Die Nrbsit
einuitclen.
Yittsbure. "a. Suli. lis
Natm. Sic Smpptn bnhen poue Con-
trole in Der Staot unn &ube bcrriht.
SIN @ans.n iino 46 aetDotst' uno II
permuucst. Sic Muhiibrer iino BON
8eriht. wslhes au nem 3wsd absebal'
ten Mir. aur 3udibuus pernrtbt'lt.
Sic Nus ranhissn uno Client ahnbcom.
ten liuo nl1t IN etanoe iid 3u sinisen.
Yittsbura. "a. Suli. 2 ubr q
M. Sic Nusltanolsen an Der Sort
Mopn. unp Chicago Sohn baben BON
buisltsn 9sfB Q npmmen uno fubren
rie YoHasinsias uno banolssn oas
8, b Der Camp. elm.
GIN Yenniplpanier Musitdnber perfer=
tis,e elm Ylaeut. norm er ben Sol. Som
@ertt oufforoert oul i'm su b0ren uno
rie 6orosrunse: gu aspdb,en. ionit nil
{e sr Die idrsdIlde @lteratlon. tpelde
isinsr borrt.
Yos ltiuline &lrlter wurbe bon Sen
Mufriibrs,n in Brano ssit,dt. bod Die
6lrmmen muroen Sel0idt uno Die &u'
ltSrrr nit Der SplBe oss SaDomtts
auIilds etrieben.
Sic 8ilssr psrlieren Die 8shnlo iiber
Dos 8etrasen oes Y6bels uno limb ent=
idlrIsn ben Nufrubr ouf itosn Gaa su
untsrorlden.
Sic Sort Wapne unb gbieaso itieb
aeItern um 6 llbr Mbsno nit Der Yenn.
, 1877-07-25

iyluania Nahn wenIi1 pom Gbarpsturg
auIammcn. Sic 2ofomotipen murbcn
acrtriimmert unb 5 Diam 9et6otet.
8einabe jebcrYaHasier muroe msbr ooee
periaer psrlebt.
Sinftnuieno Nrbeiter bislten acitern
Na6t cine @criommlnng. 0as S5ema
mar: Ser Mustanb."
Gs mirb hefiir diet. bnb penn Die Gi'
5enbohn Comp. ni9t ons 8erlonlen Der
Mrbeiter trtpili9t, aefdbrlihe SUI itD
rnnoen 10 eoer bisien " e,o nusbrsdsn
III rben.
Ser grfoIa Ser MusHdnbisen weiter
i'm @eiten ermutbiat lie.
Gentmfp. @nnu. McGnerDs prn
Gentudp slnuht, baB in Dem Staots III
leg srrbis hIeiben mirb. g.sE1 a>
81. 2ouie. SIS Dieg Miiouri uno
Yaeifie gabn 6oben Die altrn a6bne mic
Der besabtt suno man ~sermutbet feinen
Mnsaoab an Der Babn. g2Gsas @ I
Ser Mopor BON 81. .2ouis befubf Die
@irtbIAaften 81 fdliebrn. unb Die Aus.
itdnbiaen iibrten ben 8eiebI. aug.
Cine srebs 3ahI nusitdneiaen iiro
BON BEN Wipor ats fpseiM Yoli3 iisn
an ,shslt, bas 6 icnbabn gisentbum gu
Y'77isen.. 4'S 41a@'" S&.~''~@
:, g.6ieoap. Sic Meidenouiiebsr
an Der Midianm gentral gabn taben
81 Irteit e%inaeie1t. 8
1eobine. Vie soIbaten in &ea'
Ding. pa. feuerten unp'rantuc rtlider
@eiFti anf bic WUraer. tDoteten s unit
perpunosten 25 Nefianen. 5 Wetipiteu
unn 2 Jronen nit ,inaeidleIen.
Mem Dort Gas 7te &esim'nt
purse nednem es lid in ibrer @nffen.
ba0e ps,iammelt bon elmer aro6sn Wlsns
&c 2%,nbnreihern uub Song nibtie. mil
S,sinen .qeporfsn uno m~saepfifen.
Sic @troBsn wurren onrd bic 8Oltyis
ften %ssidubsrt, Sie SruDpeu' bieIttn iid
gut.
g%uffaIo. Ser g5bisf- prbraannt,
Die Safe Sbore Male.mtrffntt.t ..@
Sic @erHalo @olooten Comp. uuros
nodnem fie mebrcre Iufriibrer 9stOotei
aos ibrer SttQune pertriebcn' Glnise
Der Gpmpaanie uuroen pan ben &ube=
1tDrern sedoitm.
Goliforns a. Cine 8eriommlung
bon 10000 Mrbeitern in 5an Grao5is-
co pertaQte ih nodocm lie Elm dineli
ldes @aidhaus 3eritOrt. Nuf benz g8e
ae nod bauie tbafen iie ben @bineien
mondes su 2eioe. Ganfbunoert Yolisi-
tn blfl.en lie ab in Die @bineienuiertcl
au aebsn. @teine uno Clubs wurosn
seorau dit, aber tsine 5hiebw1 fen. 81
iheint mebr elm Trolie" eetueien S"u,iein.
osun I'M 2 ll6t war MQss rubig.
, 1877-07-25
pr,tie bet Museiseu:

a.-... y. wal s075
Gin Saudre. 'rrei VIDAL *
SS,n sanar.. "i... Sn.h, 800
Gtn samars' i've, INV Spnnat 700
I'm saa"a.' sr.t wnnats Is 90
m.ss.~e Mn,.,oer wtr e. trtssr tershnet.
otAt ,h,r uento.r 3ti ~t,Iben etnen SQUARE.
uue Nuatstu Nnb I'm Wsraus Az saSttn. .s
Die 3eitnui NTH IN Ht1 mont anb I'm.
ss1.nb scn sen 9rdsern tar IS aents es'
Wche duad.traden.
, 1877-07-25
DerHb @efeni.
. tr9inia
6eMer mub marinc
Capital $500. 900.
Sfficc: 1915 Wiaiu GtraEe.

Dteie TsrTIerungs 0se0lhaft 1T fdon i'm
S1be 1882 ins 2sten eeruien unb bat tit
itet als ttne her teiten uno Ilferffu %eisl.
ldaFten b wislcn unb iett ,brsr Gnttebunf
50. 5pO.0O0 fur Gerluts te;ablt.
f. DIE bur1Ihnit tide Dtsire &c bttrug Il
pros, per Anuum lelt ibrsr ~ ncuaa.
Wir er ruben @at, relfs %Gsridcrunse,
gu mlden } ben, in ur1e Office, 80
1915 Watn Ctr. Dor ufp ben, peer uni
ou'b bic Ycf su benaGrthT en-.
70. &. Gnmarbin, prG mt.
moi samuel y WiiIi8, Ssfr.
, 1877-07-25
@cproe &ibfpn, IT,,

WahtSlaer BON Weupg9 q WIblon.)
sc o. 1901 81 Stra6e.
Smpp,temr unb Gambler in
alien Sorten TorSc(lun- rno @las-
Maareu. loluie in uerid)ieoeuen
Artsn NanSha t~un9s9e-
rGtbihaftel
ST BABE f'ebsn rtrcft erba'tsn cine neu
0prm @irttIhaft -Sia'hen ump ale 9lrten
pee @iaicr, 8riita0-8l ,lten, @bamp suer-
0sldier, elm rpuss M%Hrrtement spn Sisrala-
frn. Gisbalter oper Walefnbicr r&erssr-
%otprs," lrwie cine arpbe ausmatl ron fransO-
Il9sn NH ensiiitsu Vrrsraan.
, 1877-07-25
pie psnn(plparia
ffutr rerhherurgs : Wefa(aaft
BON Ybilabtlpbia.
@earinost 1926.

Wuor Capital. ....s 400 600 90
9lctiuo 1,655,7l7 20
, 1877-07-25

@irsinia Staats>Va3etlf
tag,,p beranssesebeu ron
3oba 9. ptin.
80. 8 3tn0lfte strs6e.
VI d. III B, So.
aubfcrtptiorS Hreifet
.o,.r Sc 90
49,. Up.,,.r So so
Drei Mcnats =. pA oo
, 1877-07-25
THE DAILY Sun, Sc A YEAR,

A preGmIncntly readable newspaper, with tho
hrges! circulation IN the world. Free, indie
nendent, and fearless in politics All tile news
from every where. Two cents q copy by mall.
60 &c. IS a U month, or SO n year.
, 1877-07-25

SElII-WEEKAY sun, So A YEAR,
of the Same size ma general character as
THE WEEKLY. but with n greater variety Of
miscellaneous reading. aad furnishing the news
to its subicribers with Greater freshness. because
1t comes twice u week instead OF once .aly.
, 1877-07-25
Ameriran@ire Endurance
6 . ut y a y,
SO. $40 Walnut Strabe,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
SncOrporIt 1910.
8anr Gapit I."......$ 400. 600 90
Mctiba 1.2SO,976 II

81 ulneiaentbum IN pb lueelpbia
unf I'm 9 huYlfill Snfer......$t5O 100 90
Vppbs unpSYpotbeten. eyiesWelp 43l.939 30
Oarleben nit s 'liatera s......... 1877 $50 90
Slut Seiiderte Wturhmistbsn..... 4l,040 SO
y ientobn, 8anal ure 8pl,n-
Grmpaeuie 8ents........".. t9S.St5 90
Gilenbabn upe aub re Mftien ,..... 1886 90
&ereiniaten Staotsn OarIsben... 110,250 90
Sta I. County unb Staet Cars
lsbea ste....,.....@.~~....,. $3.50 90