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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-23

anticipated. No change on other roads
since last night.
Chester, Pa, July 23-The Morton and
Hartrauft rifles have been ordered TO Paoli
New York, July pa dispatch from
Hornellsvile says everything is quiet The
23d regiment will be here about 10 O'clock
MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
Baltimore July 23.-Col Inday, com
mander of The 9TH regiment, has issued
circular appealing to the old members of
his command to enlist again and fill the
regiment to its full number Of one thousand
men. The adjutant general of the state has
Issued an order TO Genl. Howard authorizing
him to Immediately proceed to organize and
recruit regiment TO be known as the 9TH
regiment OF infantry, Maryland national
guards. He will select ten officers as cap
talns and authorize them each to raise a
company. The men so raised will receive
from date of muster in the same paw and
emolumcnts as those of equal rank in the
regular service. These measures were de-
cided upon not from any new development
OF danger, but to have the city prepared for
any emergency that may arise. All is quiet
this morning, except in the line of military
preparations.
INCIDENTS OF THE PlTTsBURG AFFAIR
Chicago, July Pa Pittsburg special
. 40 a. M. says tie man who applied the
torch to the car containing glass, on the Pan
Handle yard, near the tunnel, poured kero-
sene upon straw before Lighting it, which is
the reason the car ignited so rapidly.
As soon as the grain elevator was an
nounced to be on fire the people began to
flock TO the scene, as ii was considered that
this building would make an imposing fire.
The sight was an appalling one. There
was great deal of grain in bins and the
loss must therefore be very heavy. At
5:45 o'clock, the tall, stately building
was tottering under The cracking flames
ard it was expected adjoining property
would be swept away The fire at the grain
elevator started shortly after o'clock, and
burned with great fury, burning over three
hours. Chief Of Police Evans made an
effort to throw water INTO it as soon as he
discovered smoke issuing from the top, but
a man of the mob
PLACED A REVOLVER AT HIS HEAD
and told him if he ordered the engines 10
throw drop of water lie would shoot him
dead. No water was thrown, except on
houses opposite on Liberty street, which
We're saved by the most superhuman efforts
of the firemen Of Pittsburg and Allegheny.
The fire was very hot and when the slate
began to fall off the blaze shot out On all
sides and a small panic occurred on Liberty
street. We could not learn whether any
one was injured or not but there were a
great many women badly frightened, If they
were not hurt. 1t is believed that the loss
of the Penn. R. r. Co.. will reach five mil
lion.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-23
Indian Movements.

Helena, Montana, July 23.-Advices from
Mssoula up to the morning of the 2lst re-
port that eighteen lodges of hostiles are in
the valley, having come over the Lotto trail
The Indians are coming in fast. All set
tiers are moving into the stockades. The
Indians appear to be trying to escape
through the upper end of Bitter Root in the
Big HON country. There is no doubt they
belong to Josephs band A mail rider says
it is report d that quite number of Indians
are wounded. A company Of soldiers left
Fort Lemis for Missoula yesterday Others
will follow from other posts as speedily as
possible.
LNote-our afternoon report il still com
ing and We will issue another edition this
evening -EDS
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02

Insurance effected upon Dwellings. House.
hold Furniture, Kitchen Utensils, Wcarin.
Apparel and merchandise, by app lying to J g..
r. Behen, Monroe, La. r'aul
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02
JUDGE I. II. CL3Rk.

After long confinement and great physical
suffering, which he bore with manly fortitude
and christian resignation, this esteemed citi-
zen Of our town fell gently TO sleep about 3
o'clock a m, on Saturday, May 26fh, 1877,
and was followed on Sunday to his last rest
ing place by one hundred mourning friends,
who, after appropriate service by Rev. ID. a.
Campbell, laid him away beneath tue sod, 10
awai, the call of his Master to come forth from
the dust in a glorious spiritual body that can
not suffer and die again.
During our acquaintance with Judge Clark
We formed quite intimate social relations with
him. and had learned to esteem him very
highly for his many virtues. Few men have
fewer faults than we found Judge Clark TO
possess, while he was more than an ordinary
man intellectually. Hence, we regarded him
as a good citizen and useful member of
society, whose death was grea, loss to the
community.
To his devoted wife and afeciionate daugh-
tiers, whom lie loved so tenderly, we tender
the heartsielt sympathy of true friendship in
this dark hour Of their bereavement and point
them to Him whose ear is ever open to the
cry of distress
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02

1t is wreiched incident OF ungoverned
passion that is reported from Brooklyr-,he
suicide Of Schumacher and his Young wife.
They had a tiff; she got mad, ran out of the
house, and swallowed dose of poison, which
threw her into commissions and brought about,
death almost Immediately. in his presence,
last Monday evening He was crszed with
grief over her loss, and, yesterday morning,
fred bullet into his head and fell dead over
her corpse. How silly was the tiff, how
foolish it was for her to fly into a rage how
wicked was her act OF self murder; how
wild his desperation IN shooting himself; how
tragical the ruin that has been wrought in this
family and how hellish are the fruits of un-
governed passion.-Ner York Sun
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02
Il SOMNAMBULIST'S ESCAPE.
Il Boy, Whae asleep, Walks Of Train that
is Under Full Speed.

The Dayton Journal says: One Of the most
remarkable among the record of incidents of
narrow escapes occurred near Mansfield, on
the Atlantic and Great Western road, Thurs
day light. A gentleman and his wife, named
Wakeman, passengers on the night express,
were on their way to Lawrence, Kansas.
They were accompanied by their only son of
is. On arriving at Mansfield nothing could
be found of the boy, who had heen seen by
his father to pass toward The end of the car a
few minutes previous. There was dumb
and vacant air in his manner at the time,
which his father had noticed. The young man
had on enc or two occasions previous been
known to get up and walk about in his sleep,
and 1t was .conjectured that he had in this
somnambulistic condition walked or fallen
from the train; it lad been running at the
rate Of thirty miles an hour, the night wa,
dark, there are many deep fills along the
road, and certain death seemed inevitable
under the circunSances. The mother of the
boy was overcome with fear; his father, in
company with several men, started out in
search OF his sons remains. They passed
along the track for number of miles till cer>
tam they were beyond the spot where he
must have left the car. Nothing was 10 be
seen OF him. and the party were returning
about daylight when they discovered the OBJ
Ject oil their search lying within few feet of
tue track. He was asleep, his clothes cover
ed with dirt and slightly torn, and his face
scratched in several places, but upon being
awakened lie arose unhurt and walked back
10 Mansfield, a distance of six miles
The conjecture that he had walked off the
train when asleep proved correct. The boy
states that he has no recollection of leaving
the car. but was aroused by hearing the crow
OF rooster from a neighboring farm house.
he found himself lying alongside of Qfence,
and with much difficulty clambered up the
railroad filling to the track, where it still being
dark, and feeling tired and stiff in the limbs,
he laid down and slept. His escape is the
more remarkable, as there is filling at this
point with descent Of at least fifty feet. A
board fence is at the bottom, and he broke
through in striking il, and was probably stun
ned by the contact
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02

Insure in the "llome of New York, es,ab.
lishcd in 1915. Realized assets Jauy J, 1916.
over s5,5O0,U0o. J. l.. Behen, Agent. Mon
roe, La. tamil.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02

The "biverpool, London and Globe Fire
Insurance Company pays losse, immediately
on adjustments, without delay ard ;ci;Eout
discount. !. T.. DELEy Agent.
Feb =, .lS1t.yanl. Monroe, La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02

The people of New Orleans refused by a
large majority, to be taxed tor the benefit Of
the New Orleans Pacific Railway Company,
which is very shakey and uncertain corpo-
ration at best and their action meeis with
pretty general approval.
We do not know that others have noticed
il, but we have noted tue fac, with great
pleasure, that pistol firing is rarely heard on
our streets at night of late and we hail the
circumstance as an evidence that the morals
of our young men are improving.
We often hear various theories advanced
in explanation of the reason why the Sunday
school attendance is so irregular, and nearly
or quite all are agreed on one point-tIIat the
parents Of children DO not take sufficient ilr
terest in the matter-and yet those who adj
vance this idea 90 not act upon IT.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02
Insure Your Dwellings. Gins,
Cotton and 1gerc!,andjse.

For the the Season Of 1876 in The Oli and
Reliable Insurance Agency Of Jno. l. Bvrne
Monroe, La. The hes, companies and lowest
rates given
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02

The whole town seemed to be asleep half
the day hursday-everythns was SO dull
and monoionous. We sat at our window
and looked on, upon the deserted streets and
wondered when the town would wake up,
with no sound to disturb our reverie except
the monotonoas cliking of the types of the
ever busy printer, aud an occasional thnlnp Of
a chair upon the tloor of neighboring Office
Men sat in their doors looking upon the streets,
uron which not a vehicle was to be seen
An occasional pedestrian would walk lislessly
along, with no apparent Object in vie W. unless
it was 10 discover whether everybody else
was asleep or not. And thus the dallest day
OF the dull season passed away, we hope to
never return. Such days are exasperating to
a man Of Energy. Let's have some life in
town, if we have to &c; up base ball club.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02

best quality Of Spring Steel Machine Nee
dies for all kind- Of machines At tie machine
agency oi J. f.. Behrn, Monroe La. ;.anl.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02

MasOnic...-he -"lar communications Of
K. +. McGuire Lodge NJ. 15J the End We'd
nesday in each month
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02
Citizens OF the Parish Of Rich.
IIsDi.

Do you want good iirst-class Sewing Ma
chine! l. So buy from Behcu. Satisfaction
guaranteed. terms liberal. and prices 10 sui,
the tines. Reference:
W. p. MANGHAN,
nr. F. VI. RYAN,
! ". SIMNs,
b. Il. NcLENoRE,
And many others.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02

Sewing Machine Needles, 55c per dozen
at J. t. x j /. Behen's Monroe. nov2O-ti
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02

!. =. Pehen, Monroe, La, is agent for the
renowned Singer Sewing Machine. All
orders by mail promptly attended 20. tlan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-20
I D A
REToRK
corrs1GNATARIos.

r,,vvr1,s srI4s. D. p s. Doz Comp.-GIBAlA.
aASsnr.rs da seava Rodriguez CompDARAcoA. r.
1IsyS Con- lD.-CgB4 sTos y 7 l. Ros @ \ CS@Rm r.
s.in 1RSsgsAedo.- AaUApILLA Sres. Amel. Jua Ca
pMxr1z6- Rico. Sres. Irarte. .Hernano de Carncena
rTn3mp.-SANTH6MAs. Sres. Lamb Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-20
vAPORES ESPANOLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTc-RIC0.

Los vapores Puerto Rico Mayasacz Ponce si-
guensa carrefn deede liverpool los varos puex
los de esiA IslA
Para inforTnes reierirse d los Sres. Whit" For
man Comp. de liverpool. il hos representatives..
Sass. LxfIMKR Y CONP., San Juan-SREs. LLAURI
Ponce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-20
Ayiso ! los sedores elnbarcadores.

Las rzexeaneias embarcadas por los vapores de ia
lRea Arriba sxRrcsaaa que lleguen este puerto dcs
de kst8 On hdelante. piylran cl fete de 4
peses Il libra sstsrna. al tanbio corricnt. dc girs
ED las fedhas de las arrbasfas. Ias uae paeuen ul
hcte adeIantado ON Liverpool solo los cobrAra ol
D$ de capa. vsz del 10 pS sehalado sobre fctes
en- Ksncfaf.s m II Oct.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-20

Facil es presentar Ia peraona. cue desea
:dquirir una naquinade coscr un aparatc de
I'M solpc de vista agradablc, y cnya labor es al
parecer buena, pero solo una larga serics de
amos de uso con satisfactorio rcsultado pnsden
servirle de garantia
La experienced ha demostrado c'aramentc
que no hay maquina de coser de dob.e pespun.
te superior 4 La de wHmY8 II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-20
CEON.

Sc yentie por no poderlo atender su dupno,
ei estableeimiento de pulperia de Ia calle del
Sol NAM 81; oil que 10 irterese puede verse
con sn dueno en- 81 lnsmo os,stablecimicntos
Iuerto Rico, abril 10 de. 1871. q, 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-20
Z. oIIllA DE- VAP0RS ISPAI0LlS
RNTRR LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO RICO.

Los yapofes Puerto -Rieo. captain Iza2uirre;
Ponce capitan Portuondo MaVaouez. captain Ciren.
eeguitAn hacienda sus viajes como hasta aduf.
saliendo de Liverpool 81 dia 20 de cada mes.
IMPoRTANrE PARA Ell coMERCIo.
Llamauos In atencion do los Sres. Comerciantes
les siguientes
TIpOS REDUCIDOS DE FLETES.
Aercancias Sacos yaeios. Pape1
Perfumeria. Juguetes. felas
Cuehfllcria. Drogns. Efveres. coI Por tonela-
JRrcin. Jabon, Vino, I.cores wy In Al poso 4
espiritu0soe. AguaS nIinera- ~ ~ 49,
loa. yidfio sie sentanas....... nl:dida
QuincallcrIa, nlambre. cobre. no ~ onc;on do
jna 10 tntA clavOk, tubos. para XII '' ~
gas. ferreteria. pintura. acei- W. yaDor.
y te pailas para azdcar.
Leza vidrieria. ccryeza, col
ArroE hierro. ealderos fogones 45 al de Drecio.
.Bl T6do Goa el 10 p% de capa.
NaquinariR d otras mercaneias segun conyenio.
M : Les aetes seran pasaderos ass laE.
- Per cantidades de consideration. de no menos dc
2D t0nelndag do cnrsa, pOr an solo Sapor, sc hAra
c9nyenio especial con los senores Que las conpHo-
Inetal. - $50 7.
Para mas Informes sobre netes pasaie Sc Puede
diriRir los Hrcs- White, Fofnlan "a, II James
tfcak. Lserpo0ls los Agentcs Sres. lttfmer Cs.
ban Juan +. Il. Sres Llauri. Borda Ce Mayaghez; y
Bfte. Wiechere o.. Ponce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-20
SegarantEa pOr ciRcO amos
LA MEJoR M1oUINA DE cosEn DEL MUNpo
"NUEvA AMERICANA. >, ',asis

Su uso no requiero instruction. no pued0 Hes.
col lponerse c?se desdc cl tedo de- papel hasta las
guar nieones de cucro. ~ 77JFIF
So halla muy por encima do todas las MSQuinas
de Cose r. por sus eXceentes mejoras de IN fnjeI6R
maner;t que un carro de yapor nvehtaa el t1do ~
nntigno Eoche digenca. n
Cada Ndquna va acompnfada de las sfatlinf3tAa
piezas sim que por elias haya alteraciou aRnna an
su precio.
/ docena aguias surti- dera - . ,Ass7S va
das . / pi6tle preston a,se 40
meddor 6ternillo. usa tambien nara nss,r
piS trenzador que sir donar II yfffs
We tambien para rceogersl IdobIadillAdor o,ra "a
y sobre ceS@r usa tanibieR para ribs-
l dobladillador de Tu- litear. ~ ET5s,ss y
nell l lave
d destornador de la / nfedidor parn ne6i-
LAnzadera. se | char e@ ss,-S -
! alcuza para acete. libr1 fhktfiiNaion az
4 earreteles de Ihnza- egpanols NgT@ ss7fT1 -
Los preeios esten aeomotiados 8 a. eetreehez
Ia Specs 10 misno al contadoQ Que al aad6.
Las legitilnas en- ellNueyo Dep0aitade 0uinua3a
Fcrreterla de Francisco Baaton Il @.
eAll1 De rHEg.s MN AsH iS
IMP. DEL "BOLETIN. '.-FORTALrzA ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-20
LA HONRADEZ
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO
de j. G. de Coca y Comp.
GALE d. LA FoRTALEzA o. EsQUINA LA TANcA.
PreciOs cOl1.ientes.
CIGARRILLos.

CIGARRTLLOS
Cigariilos papel blanco corrientc con 20 cigarros
;,deante. ~ w. ~
ldem gruesos con papel banco y IL cigarrilIos Ia
1tili;i ID % por un peso % tomandc de So en- aCe
lantc - y - eS
N CigaTrillos corrientes papel do Trigo. Orosur s
tomnndo de s. on adeante.
80 Grues9s csn papel do Trigo. Berro 8 Orosur y
de s. en- udeantc. "
vos la libra. ~. N
NOTA. - E preeio del cgarrillo no varfa poruua ell
papel sea de hilo dc agodon.
Sc recibe toda moncda de orc q plata auie-
reada, aesperfecta por slt valor en- c,n6io
dc cigarrios tabaeos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-20
SINGER Y COMP !

cuya agencia exclusive fu6 concedida al funda
dor de csta casa, nj hay llaqnina en- ell mundo
que tenga tanta aceptacion como esta
Es suInamente scncia solida en- su meca.
nisihe, facil dc manejarse difieil de deseom-
ponerse.
Hay constante depdsito en- esta lnica agen-
cia, Y en- sus suenrsalcs de In isa.
N. B. Mecanieos inteligentes un compile
to surtido de pleas y accessories que la casa
ticne, la ponen Ell estado de cOmponer cual-
quera maqnina, sea eual iuefe su sstema.
Los trabaios SC garantizan, y los precios son
muy equitatiyos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-20
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
Il ejico. o

Estos prccios son orc Il In par.
Sc cNpcudcn DiIlrtca dc retQrno para troS meSc5
con una rcbala de .5 ~, hueno por un aiJ para los
vies trisiltlaIcos Sels ntusu9 para ls AAtillaS
Sc hacc rcbig dc seXtO los tipoS estitbteri-
dos n favor de las nmlliaS peru Solo los
en .iun el Iluporiedcl rasaJc 81 cUra tUtli-
dad por toda In iainilia uere isual III inip"rte total
del paSipe lie cuatro piSaler@S aiuItOs de Cdnara
II tesminU fanlli. SOLO com prende los padres SUE
SOFAS Que toIncn bllletS dc retnrho, d pasajerot
qde tomcn biiicoe Il los i'rccios mas bajos para des
de Europa.
Los nil0s m&nos De AMOS uno gratis. Je ii 8 Il.
cuatta partc, dc l. Ia uitad.
Los p;is;ijersls para fraIicia cual.ior p;1rt1 de-
Europa. bucdon luO.iar - ii4s luitIrr.l hi ;s.
GUSTAV vice versa ls para lnlsiatrra pucd1u que
dir Gu franca. LOS pitSEJcros per UstUs Vapords
tndr cl prIvIlcso Ge via,ar c cl caHiifo dc hcrr.
.nfrc Cntrbour-. lars. plymouth lriiItircs un,.
rcbhja dc 10 % los cm SarcisdUs On este puerto.
Esti proiibldo a los issaJt ros. enltir,Undn IN
este puerto tnlar hletcs snV en- Ii Ascncn de la e.
Cons lado nt ltu. Rico: el pasje tonn,io bord@
tH:;tra 10 r.. dc r3car%9 Los vnpores lre sHlen dc
pores umerl'Ruoa "Etr NewIOrk Brasil.
Para pormcEofeS s0bre hetcs. dlrigirsc al Agentc
de la Compania.
La Compahia ascgura toda clase dc yalores que
en- elective. inefales prociosos joyas embarunen
on los vaporcs de Ia linea con dcstino Eurspa San
Thomas. HabanA, 0 cualquier 0tro punto dc su ruta
Ell Agente. ". B. PAUL..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-20

J IMP, DEL "1OLETIN, ".-FORTALEzA 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-20
COMPANEAKEAL
DE vAP0RES cQRGEos INGLEsES,
e,,,v,~,.,o,-,o "

suDvENcioTApASJR IL GoDIEnSo De S. NIB.
Seretcio ""''e ato Domi,go P,erto Pata los Pdarto
DE fHet'i|ehico. SanthNaaS. KUODn y o'toS paisrs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-20
L1srA DE PREclos DE LOS pAsAJrs DE Ia cLAsz.

En- "a 3f5 parties. en- 81 una cuarta parte de los
precos de Ia. Los pasa de ~ cl har y" lleyar
eonsigo los ensercs tie CANA y las provsi mes
sariaS.
Cuindo 81 vapor sale dc cate puerto 4 las De Ia
manana. no eXpenderl nncun billste ON dicho
die: pero Sc har DC de la tarde ol tia anterior
mas de las horas acustumbradas.
TNHT ATrppA V TD AHrTA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-20

Sc expiden pasajes de ida vuelta validos por dos
meses Is pS. de rebaja los pasaeros dc cdmarC
NINOS.
Los nifios de los pasaje;os que no tengan amos
cumplidog son ilevados gritis Los que tengan =
amos cumpidos hasta $ sin plir paRaran = pisa-
lie. Los que tengan aiIos cuLpldos y no llosucn IA
IL. pasaran y pasaje de IL amos en- adslante pagan
pasaje entero. En- dc que una familia tenEa Q
nihos memories de amos. uno de elos solnmonte sc
leva gratis. los otros paaariln "a passJe.
CRIADOS.
Los criados de los pasajeros pagarin en- los vinles
rasatlanticos pasaJe de entrsp pucnte $sO. Las cra
daS pagaru las 23 del preco del pasaJe scgun Ia ca
tegoria tomada por aus amos: no tienen dcrecho a
estar los saloncs. sino al tempo ri2urosamentt
neccsario para el serviciU lie sus amos.
Rocomndamos Il los pUsajeros inscriban sls
nombres lugaT donde van. en- sus oquipalcs en-
carac6res nelis;iblAs. Los pasajcs $" exprn hasta
una hora antes de ln salidit do los vapores.
No se adlnten netcs dcspdcA de- Ia ilcgada dc los
vaporcs. Para mas informess dirgirse los C4nsig-
LLAunr. BOrD>>TcoMp.
Mayagaez Il dc Fcbrcro de 1876.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-20
sR0uxDo vIAJE MENsUAL.
LLEG1DI. SALIDA.

Cuando e mes anterior tcnca 81 dias. las licgadas
salidas serin dia antes el primer viaje Incn
sual En- los mcses de Julio 0ctubre Driemhre e
vapor inEks lloGaIil este puerto los dias sehaa
dos 6 un dia despucs.
Para comoddad de los pasaieros c vapor de la
ISla llcVara un intSrprcte.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-01
misplaced Conadencc

Yesterday u man named Orr, who
works for farmer named II NJ. Dan.
iels, who lives ten miles south ol here,
borrowed mule Of Mr. Daniels to ride
to town, On anIving here he sold The
mule, and going to Dan Lindsey pur.
chased horse for seven dollars aud u
half and rode out Of town, In the direc-
ton Of Fort Worth, The oillcera were
Informed ofthe transaction and starl,d
pter him, aud the probabilities are
they will capture him aud make him
show cause.
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Personal.

Mr.. Dunberdorf, of Terrell, paid the
HERALD visit yesterday.
A. s. MAR, general agent Houston
and Texas Central railroad, was in the
city yesterday on business.
C. C. Binkley, q prominent banker
of Sherman, and one of the largest
stockholders in the new hotel, is reg
istered at the lie Grand.
DIR. q. A. Cutler, formerly OF the
Commercial, arrived in this city last
night. He will remain In the city
several days. The doctor is looking
well, and says that Dallas is the oes'
town he has seen since he left here.
We had the pleasure of call from
Mr.. G. Falkner, who represents 'ne
Waco Examiner aud Patron. MI T.
is travelling with Colonel Lang, master
of the state Grange, who is making
addresses to the different societies. we
commend him to the good oiiices vi
our brethren In other places.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-01
A Challenge.

We have been requested by HOOK
and Ladder company No. 2 to publish,
in their behalf, challenge to tie 9TH
er companies in the department, to
compete in foot race during the Mai
fest, the prize to be silver'plated
trumpet, formerly the property OF
Billy Myers, but now belonging to
Hook and Ladder No. 2. The condi-
tions are as follows: Distance from
seyenty.tive to one hundred yards, as
may hereafter be agreed upon; each
company competing to select one man
only to run the race, and pay an en-
trance fee of five doilars; said man
must be bona fde member of the
company the trumpet to be the prop
erty of the company from whose ranks
the winner comes; the race to come
off on Monday, May7.