davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-07-04

Collector Jones hAs otcis,ly otid I'd the Captains
OF the stsamess making excursions that he will
station ocers Ut each boat 10 zee that the lay re-
Atinx To the carrying Of passengers u regarded.
, 1877-07-04

SRAcol Esxnateh 10 TIA 1t4hNnA.
NiLwArkxE. Wts., July a-chartefed+ sehE
Folly u. Ro1ssss.. 10 K,nS4ton, 10, COO VI wheat
u SC.
, 1877-07-04
TEMPERANCE.

Gpscsal DtspdscA 10 7As 7Fsbua4
M1NnElro11s, Minn., July b.-Doutney, tenn
reranca Eeiormer, had . Reform Club proces-
sion In this gttv this afternoon. About 2,O00
persons were tn tho procession. ne has been
labortnx In the cause In thA city about three
Week&-
, 1877-07-04

CLEVELAND, O.. July ). 3.-EKrHoLAcx-Market quiet
snd quotations unchanged standard 1hl&e, ITO
degrees test, llkc.
, 1877-07-04

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t..iIrn lnssf. i!.tIa ittN
tn1i.tr ju,rtcr t,Is rruI nrc fur dry
Common hharrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ii plAtit,Ht
tonfnun ta.,iS "a II frrr. ........,. unt IN ~
lntnrn6tnr sru Grccn, ~ 15aa DRY, IN t1kk
nlnlrnt!nn aEuf u to ~ fcrt. IIis atG
Hmnl1 lnfrr 8xf u na<s,,,,,,,...,,.+.... 9Ntt1n
rlrkrt.. rDuah hnl select. ......,..... Aoocalur>
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Ehjgera "a standard ................ Ans Am
Bhinsirs, "a" rnoc =, eft1h ADA = 81
, 1877-07-04

WItatzornN. jnly A-af11t1s 1uxr1xr1hE-Ftfm
It 2skc-
P1rranuRa. July 1.-PETHolRux-Dull. crude, LBS
1t raskpft, rctntd. 1zsfn, fhiiade,phiA dsii1ery.
, 1877-07-04
MARINE NEWS.
How Chicago Vessel Owners View the
Saginaw Scheme.
More Canal Schoouers In Demand to
Take Lumber to Europe.
Maritime Notes and Matters Collected from
Various Sources



II has been urged that ths Chicago owners Of rcs-
tels Ii tho lnmbcr trade ADOPT ths plan pfbPoted
BY tho Saginaw owners, which provides that ali
vessels In the Saginaw Lumber trade arc to Be laid
up twenty days ont Of forty days COMMITTEES
appointed for tho purpore s to hare power to orcr
Tho laying mp Of lows, including ali batgts and tho
starting Again. tn keep record Of all tows Of parts
Of tows, whether running or laid ur, end 70 Keep
enough 10 exclude competition. that Il, vessels
mt properly bcsonRing to The traae.-to e.. satfJ :.
near ~ possible divide tho time Of laying mp
equally smouE all.
Chicago ves.ot men assert that The sagtnAw
scheme viii not euecccd without The cooperation
Of the owness Of tho ports; that Without fueh co.
operation ycesclR oHtsids OF tho alliance will run
wild tnto the ports On Saginaw Hay and layer, and
fofco tho combination to collapse. Lumber
ftc!eht1 ast ttso low, and nnlees relief comcs IN
anne shane, many owners must lose heavily. and
not few will go 10 the WALL Int IL Is hardly
prohahle that Chscago lat,bee. scssel ownar. WI
help themselves OF Join IN any pool or plan.
, 1877-07-04

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s n.y. : &c I'd ; ss w:;':n & os &C.:
dq sad &. sSs saIs;; pftmss IL
sieat III sdss. s1sts4c:< isms. saEas. s.eufsd. i3s
II MA4eSai! !naei sna aasnsnssa. %
:!;::ss's $::$s :: s:'s :t. ITO cal.
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= soo,. No. il, Fl ts5: sa:error-qp,.. and ia.
a&as o.. - ''" ' t> 49,.
sst. s r. cofs s h*isq. &. ss;e s'{ =
III ;ss 4 . III: :.
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F;SsssF1a as'st as job 1o e. 50
ssrtemIsi. Lsti 1uiet; winter, s4e AIRED ~ 20
s1 sssf% s'fs ss:s
KErEir1s-tiout, sC0 bri. wheat, "a ooo bu, eorn
rns.c..rn.. X. l;a':t!!s'sst 80 .ays.
e. s'1ss's:a s:a ts@ss
saSs1 'sss{ Hs n9aos 81
=, a:| %;t, .iss; Soas ill.,, ssss
%; a. * ssss:S ..sr.. 'eo,ss
a:; $;s as'i 'fs :ssss, ,ans eraae 90
s:s1.1Rss.s 4; se:'9' Corn. ssoo but o.s4
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. July a-Cor1os- mtddltns.
, 1877-07-04

A Romance Of Ncnlfty-Tho Devices
Of tho Queens NJ soctcty-Hsosv Plain
Features nro Made Attractive, nnd
tho Blombs1les Of Nature are Hidden
by tho Wttchory OF Are--An InteFent~
ing lkCvclati0M.
In our climate, snd owing TO American modes
OF l1c1 not ono Woman possesses that best bonn
Of natnro-a fair complexion: \ gilt Without
which there c1u bc no real beauty.
There IA no ,,sc OF rcplntng, becauke 1t Is .n~
The sensible thing. undcr tho circumstances, Is
to sec how the dcfoct may be overcome.
Clearly, In this matter, Art must be called
upon to supply what Nature has denied.
Doea fals reader ask, llowi
To reveal TINT very secret Ia tho purpose Of
this article.
"What can't be cured need not be endurel."
IN this case. IN atlrot ctcsnist, named IIagan,
has provided an inlalllblo means of making the
plafncst fnco radiant, and Of overcoming nfl tho
defects which, without his invention, often mako
llfe long mastyEdon to ladics Of society. Mr.
lfagAna
, 1877-07-04

FKW 0nLEkNB. =
NEW OntEANs, July 3.--tsoii, 1f5Hfb106A-
Sight exchange on Eow York premium.
Btefilug exchange. bankers bills, 51a
FOREi0N,
LONDON, Jaty a-Consois, money and account,
o. 6-1a.
United States Bonls-'0hs, 105A; cts, 1O8H;
11.4Us, 109h; new "a, 108k.
Nav York ceni!al, %; EHe, 6A; preferred,
IL; Illinois Central. 62H.
'fAnla July 3.-fsentes, 1oof SOC.
, 1877-07-04

GOOD
GOOD
NEWS
NEWS
NEWS
FOR
THE
BALD
BALD
BALD
AND
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19

Here is the story of an unfortunate
vo,,rg LAWYER This unlucky wight
was head over heels in love with q beau
tilul Girl and was about to be married
to her On the eve Of the wedding ual
he was called in to defend am awful
miscreaut-a man of thirty-wbo had
POISONED his mother and father Inc
case seemed lost one, and Wheh Tue
prosecution had closed. the young law
yer was Just about giving up me slluE,
gle without an effort. Suddenly ne
perceived i'm, the Tar extremity oil inc
courtroom his beloved and her parents,
who had come to see what kind OF stun
he was made of. The presence OF 'ne
one he worships changes his tram OF
thought. lie feels that he must mar
a show Of talent. and commencing DIS
argument rises to the highest flights OF
elOquence I'm a word, he succeeds ih
showing that the criminal was ah W
right. virtuous and much abused MN
and obtains his acquittal. In the even
ing, the lawyer, with triumphant AI'
calls at the house Of his future iatnei,
in.law. expecting that his success VIII
insure him a warm reception. 10 h ,',
surprise he finds the young girl coi,'
and her parents much embarrassed.
Ny friend said lac, whom the young
man had already begun to call iather-in
law, I must tell you-my daugh,ef
loves another Another J Who y the
mani The good and virtuous man
whom you to-day by your eloguence
restored to societ, replies the father
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19

~ Louis Zines A fruit dealer at the
lhlon market received d consignment
OF grapes from Texas the other day aud
upon opening one of The packages a
member of "a notorious mnd of desper-
ADDE'S and outlaws or the Lone Star
state stepped out This fellow had
rraNled INTO thcpackage aud couleulng
himself among the grapes, using the
Juicy lrult TO sustain life, horudoull the
way from Texas without centsoutlay
When he emerged from ,ho package he
was armed 10 the teeth, and hi, appear.
anee created general CONSERVATION.
From published dcscrutious the out.
law was immediately recognized and
though three policemen were standing
around, they refused TO touch the Tex
an or makeNuy move towards touching
ma, The ollicc,s admitted that they
We're afraid, and the fruit dealer under.
took the capture, lleslipped zap behind
the Texan and successfully assoed the
chap He then had in his possession
one OF the largest tarantulas ever seen
IN st Louis, II is fully four inches long,
and as ugly and vicious as any rattle,
snake, After having il secured Mr.
Little procured glass case and his tar.
antulaship is now safely Gagged and per,
iectly at home He cIawls around
among some grass that has been put in
the case, and INDUCES his appetite for
destruction by capturing all the flies that
get in through a small hole left for that
purpose When tired Of this diet he
takes to raw beef and altogether does
not seem to pine for his native prai.
les.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19

The New York Tribune whistles
loudly TO keep up its courage over the
mlit in the republican party saying
tbat the differences in the republican
ranks. il is well TO remark, are with ref.
qreuce to mele distractions, and do not
touch any vital pending question in
politics,
Evening Express Reports from In.
dia are black and gloomy The famine
il spreading. A million and quarter
people are receiving relief The NOR
talty is dreadful. The rains in many
places have ceased, and second year
Of famine seems unavoidable, 1t isa
fearful state Of things, and there ap.
pears to be no help for IT,
Journal of Commerce While Eng
land France and other great nations
Of Europe recognize the sancttyof the
Red Cross, and by precept and example
stamp their reprobation on the oldp
time excuses of war, we cling to the
belief that the dread arbitument of
arms will become meliorated more and
more, and that the time will soon come
when Russians and Turks will form no
exception to the races who can fight
like gentlemen and not like Apaches.
Courier.J Journal: If any other eyi>
dence were needed ofGeneral Howards
inability to manage the campaign
against the hostile band OF Nez Perces
Indians it will be found in the Sunday
dispatches. Through the ignorance,
the negligence and the incapaclty Of
those who command by virtue of their
high rank, our Indian expeditions, the
flower of our army is being sacrificed |
byone needless defeat after another, to !
the inferior proves of the red men.
The New York Times takes Marshal |
NlacMahon to task for what it calls the
comic manner in which he is conduct
ing French politics. 1t is inclined to
look upon him as the man on horses
beck" and says "He prohibits the
sale ofnewspapers, orders what shall be
own speeches-regulates
the sale Of photographs, shuts up the
clubs, and drags men to the criminal
courts for criticising his actions. The
French people look on and laugh.
There was time when they would
AVE had a revolution, and the streets
would have run with blood Who
hall say that the times and the man
lers have not changed"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19
r,.Ls,d,ns cIotn,nE II ouse Of Dali"

l. NJ Kahn Il Bro. Justly claim this
agotistieal title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock
well made clothing In the city OF ia
las and az good as is kept 10 calves
Ton. New Orleans or any other large
city. and they prop Sc to sell theiI
goods as cheap as the cheapest, anu
Guarantee better goods, largest assort-
Tent hest styles and latest fashions.
A GLANCE at their stock vi convince
a,Sone AZ 10 the truth their asset
tions. They also keep a tirssI-clAss
,tock NJ mems fur sning goods' con
sis,iny Of compete stock % mel !
80 which they make a specially or
a.. Inc celebrated diamond u shlt Il
1gbieb they offer at extreme low figures
Th nsS" also Keep on hand the most com,
me- Ne and finest lineoi neck wear a ,,
b"siery in the ciiy In view OF , 1ne
abovs stern facts, we. can che -.iI X :
aoo ~, mend All Of Our citizens ana me
u NM, generally, to call srolnd anu
dTsmi1e their stock. and We itsi III ~,
AM 1a mai they will coincide win ulh
nnd uronounce L. NJ. Kahn q bfO7'
the leading clothing hOus'
Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19

At the foot Of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many
hard battle during the war. On that
same ground, nearly forty years ago
victory was gained more glorious than
any gained by our armies. a remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder OF scienllhc
men and physicians. Purely vegeta'
Bile. It excelled in curative properties
the mineral drugs, such as calomel,
and was as harmless to the system a'lu
almost AS pleasant to the taste a9 c 0r
Zoo This world,famous remedy Is Dr.
d summons Vegetable Liver Med
irire. manufactured by NJ. y. Thed
ford 4 Co, Chattanooga, Tenn. IL Is
for sale by all druggists, who have also Sc,
some trial packages which will be
given to all applicants free of charge
mn27 .d&wlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19
Ur,,xs. Remn.rkbIe Pond.

Burlington, Vermont, Free Press
On the top Of Prospect Mountain near
Addison. is a remarkable pond about
three quarters of an acre lin extent EN-.
cept a small space in the center, 1t Is
covered with a thick moss, strong
enough for people to walk on, Poles
are pushed through the moss at any
point. but none have ever touched bots
tom. vet there are large trees growing
and people walk in safety. The moss
forms thick mat or carpet, and IL de'
scribed as being exquisitiyely beautiful
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19

Oil City Derrick "Cut my hair, " said
A customer, as he seated himself in a
BARRIERS chair and be sure you let it
run down the back of my neck, refer
ring, of course, to the particular kind
of the cut.
The barber was western artist, HAYS
ing lately arrived in Oil City hom St.
Louis.
After clipping away for some time he
concluded that perhaps the hair wasn't
running down his customers neck as
fast as that individual might desire it
although for the life Of him he oouldn' t
see why he should want it to run down
at all-and when quantity had accuN
mulated inside his shirt collar, the &C
commodating barber showed it down
and ort of sight with the handle OF the
brush.
This performance he repeated two or
three times, and the customer began to
realize what was going on. Hencefor-
ward he took lively interest in the
proceedings He said
What in the name of the bird with
the broad and sweeping wings are you
doing%
1T didn't seem to run down said
the barber, apologetically, land so J
crammed it down with the brush.'
The customer acted like man who
had Just made the discovery that a rat
had built her nest between his should
er.blades and had kittens there; so he
yelled; .,
Gram your crammed head to Grams
nationw and thah turning a double
somersault out of his chair he kicked
at the reflection of the barber in the
looking.glass and fell 10 knocking II
forty ways for Sunday. While he was
knocking the daylights out OF the bars
Der in the seventy>dollar looking'glass'
the barber in the flesh escaped
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

Chancery Rose, Of Tere Haute. In.
diana, noted railroad protector, died
Monday.
The Republican says, the decision in
the case of Collector Russell, OF Rich.
mond, is not closed.
The yatch, Pamlieo was sunk in the
lake at Chicago, Sunday, John Hayes,
the owner and three others lost their
lives, A gale of wind capsi2ed it, and
it sunk almost instantly
The Inter.Ocean is won't to remark
The "quietest election ever known oc>
CURED August g. in Dallas county Ala.
boma, The county which gave four
thousand republican majority last fall,
gave three hundred democratic major,
ity on Monday The election WAS quiet
because the republicans didn't vote,
The campaign OF the greenback cause
is now agitating the attention Of Hi.
nosans, A large number of speakers
are in the field and talking to the PEG.
Pile urging them to open the campaign
in local politics by u thorough green
back ticket In that state only county
officers are to be elected this year In
Michigan the greenback men are yigi>
liant also.
Philadelphia Times If President
Hayes shall persist in depriving the
Indians of firearms and ammunition,
he will soon put a stop to INDIAN wars
and break up a profitable branch of
the Indian agency business What
could have induced the president to
take such desperate step in the di~
rectiOn of peace? His immediate pre-.
decessor never did anything of the
kind.
Joseph Mathews, of Baltimore, and
George Drunies, of Boston aged tour~
teen and sixteen years, on the tramp,
stole ride from Keyser 10 Grafton,
West Virginia, on the front truck OF
the baggage car on the Chicago eX-
press. As the train slowed up in Graf
ton yard, they attempted to get from
under the cars, Mathews was run over
cutting oil his left foot and right leg
above the knee, He died Sunday.
Drunies was not injured. The baggage
car was thrown from the track
Senator Beck Many of the most inn
portant bills must originate in the
house of representatives, hence the
importance of the selection of speak
er rises high above all questions mere
~ personal to the aspirant. No man
ought to be considered before the dem
ocratic caucus for that position until
he has said distinctly that he will, in
accordance with the democratic plat
form, so organize the committee on
ways and means that it will report
bills for the adjustment OF the tariff on
the basis of revenue and not for pro
lection; that he will in good faith or
game the committees having charge
Of the questions OF the repeal of the re-
sumption act and the restoration ofthe
old silver dollar ard the reception of
green backs at the eustomhouse.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19

Postmaster General Key received tel
egrams from several Of the strikers
that the mails We're not carried, not
by reason of any fault of theirs, bul
because the railroad companies refused
TO send them forward; whereupon Key
telegraphed Scott and Vanderbilt that
the United States expected the com
panies to live up to their contracts.
Scott replied that he would If the gov
eminent would protect the companies,
and il 1t did not there would soon be
social anarchy in this country unpar-
alleled in the history Of the nation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19
aRAIN AHD nurADsrIpps

WHEAT Receipts mow liberal, fully
equal to The demnnd' No, cred u l5al 70
grades OutQO1,
OATS 700,
RYE None offered
BARLEY fEEp-2ic.
CORN Texas, IN snuck, BHiOc.
HAl-N Q9lU ~ per tom Hungarian aud
Millet Sl0gl2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19
Tho Lesson W. Must Learn.

London Times: The people Of the
United States must learn, as other na'
tions have learnt, that tampering with
loose rhetoric addresses to the passions
of the ignorant and the needy is so tuIl
of peril for society Ethat it ought to be
most sternly reprobated, and that a
weakly sentimental sympathy with vio'
lence is nothing less than apublic crime
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19
COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

the MONETARY market lHHlmeWhAt string,
eul for ouMilu business, but thufn Is annie
lnndh for legitimate business aud CONNER,
olnl purposes,
uuLh Buylng, large pieces %, small / O3,
selling, large " small ul.
HllN kk-Npmtu mai
There IL but llt. lee gold or sllynr In market.
EAtllANdk-CummoIcial, a per cont.
disco unit bank, par
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19
mInEs AM rEI.rRIEs.

HlDES-Dry hlnt, Ms Rnd upward, 100. /;
drS hint, Is MS ana upward, damaged, lOo.:
dry hiut kips ana calf llo, dry salt, 20 hs
and upward, 10; green hulchers', 6ko,
SHEEP PELlS-E Zach, owing 10 wool, 2Ou
30, white wool. long, 3lc; white wool, tall
clip, 9tg2tc,; black wool, lSc.
BuFFALO-Bull's, 40; cows, 10.
TALLOW-.ln barrels, bbsc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19
I.IME AM CEMENT.

LIME-The best quality In barrels Is worth
rs ia bulk, 81 so; ordinary Dallas, 300. PEI
bushel.
-ROsendle-- Is worth - u barrel
Louisville, best, nj le kept, 81 90 " barrel;
Dallas " So
PLASTER IL worth sA % b barrel
The supp y;oi the above mentioned arn-
les sample demand fair market firm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19
IAN YORK, Aug. lS..-The o0ttQn mArket

SATURDAY. FRIOAY.
,,,,dlt,, untands l.lBd Lied
I,ddi,nS orleans sd tAd
sales, 5000 bales; speculation and export
500 la es; receipts COZ bales; American 80;
Futures easier. Uplands low mlddllng clan G
August delivery 6d; August and september
AZ new crop shipped October and Novemoe
by sail l.34d; November and December
l.3ld, am. -. o..
y. m.-Uplands low middllng clause Sep
TENDER ana october . l-32d,
The Daily News states that several cotton
mills at Blackburn commenced running on
short lime, yesterday, II is expected In a
favy d.. VI the movement will become gener-
al Throughout Blackburn district
NEW ORLEANs, August S.-Night-Cotton
dnll and lower. Rec pts net q bales. sales
~ bales stock q, 5l5 bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19

FLOUR-Fair demand, which IN met freely
nc the following quotations; Crescent In
sacks, "a OOi san Jaointo So 70; Empire 81 40,
NNN3 -, Eagle 50 W; Magnolia. Ia sacks !,
tN lbs, ~ O0i Toddk xxx, 81 rs; state
Central NNNN, % N Choice Family, s25,
star Mills NN, Is %.
BRAN--frOm 40 to 5Jc
EnRN MEA IN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19

The MILBURN is the best wagon
for Texas climate. Apply at Martins,
100 Camp street, in the Clark, Bryan
4 Rrothers' Observation-Disclosures
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19

To all who are suffering from the er.
rora and lodlscretlous Of youth, pery.
Gus weakness, early decay loss Gilman.
hood, etc. Will seud u receipt that
VIII cureyou, nee Of charge. This
great remedy was discovered By a
missionary In SouIhAmerioa. send
seliaddrr'-od envelope 10 the Row
Joseph lnmau, station u, Biule Home,
New York city ~ sept93,eod,w.
The MllbuRN Is the only wagon
Ia market made from se,ond growth
Ohio timber, auplOd&Nlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


GALv EsTDN, August Is told tl05Wtl 0G
silver ggcqpar Exchange. New York sight
tsal5 premium. New Orleans sgut par ana
q pi emium.
NEW YoRK, August Is. Stocks unsettled.
Money / per cent. Gold 81 esq. Exchange
long 81 Si short "a S6 state bonds steady.
Government bonds arm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19
Pnyslclans anna surkeons.
Attorneys nc Raw.

ON the lst of Septom Der shall enter upon
the practice OF tho inv In Dallas. ofiee
with Judge Backsdale, southeast corner OF
public square.
augl5dlm N. NJ. BURFORD
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19
Cotton Market.

GALVESTON, August lS.-Roceipts net, 81
bales; gross ~ bales. Exports coastwise 10.
sales - bales. stock Slii bales Market
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19

,,.,b mat straight cut the gate there rode
"r,lIn drencned with gore,
,n".tr.tpN I'D within H helpless load
"ntuangled Lambs Il bore,
.r u'ITGtI'ds sliil strained the broken hlts
an their heads were battered caps
stddenlng sight ana sore
n,
A., .oou,r had they passed the arch
Nu,nw ith "A proud aud stately march
INA Tigers did appear,
win differing front they passed along,
1',gibirn grnnd trilmphnl song
"Nith horus loud ana clear
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19

NEW YORK, August l7-Money easy At ~
az per cent Sterling steady at 81 o.. Gold
quiet at 81 Ojhi. Governments dull ana
steady,
NEW YORK, Aug, ls-Loans. decrease ~
millions. Specie, decrease ~ millions. Le-
gaI tenders, decrease "a millions Deposits
decrease 2 millions. Reserves, decrease
u millinnA.