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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

YESTERDAY We published Governor
lIubbard's letter to the secretary OF
state, This morning we have the Gal
weston NGOs' comments, and they con-
tain about us positive sentiment as
that paper ever utters. We are glad to
SEQ that the Mems is in favor OF war; by
implication,it no stronger or moro direct
committal is had, When u government
is not strong enough to enforce order
it stands in international law, on level
with the power which absolutely refuses.
VIII the New York Times and Baltimore
Sm pay a little attention to our coast
neighbor, now?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

liz view of the large crowd likely to
be present during our coming fair, we
again urge upon our hospitoble citizens
the propriety Of making preparations
for the proper entertainment of our
visitors. Nearly every citizen can take
care of and make one visitor comlortaN
bio, Our hotel accommodations are
extensive and excellent, but will fall
far short of meeting tho demands. We
commend this matter to the mayor and
board Of directors of the fair, and feel
confident that they will do all that is
right and proper in the premises.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

II ia better 10 shut out tho enemy, disease
than to battle with him after he has entered
the fortress of the body Therefore, II health
In endangered by hurtiul influences, such az
n mNlarlous atmosphere, unhealthy occu-
patiOns, sedent0ry pur uits, and those which
ncceSstate undue physical on mental strain
or exposure In rough weather, 1t Is tho part
bic preventive. No article sold, advertised
or prcaorlbcd Is so well adapted for this pur-
pose ~ ll0stettNys stomach Bitters, an agree
able and oiliciCious tonic, recommended by
physicians as Il medicinal stimulanI anu
corrective, botanic In It's derivation, ana
having for its spirituous basis old rye of the
purest quality, hlch preserves IN an unde-
leroratlng form the potent vegC table juices
and extracts combined with II. Fortified
with this benign preventive, the system may
bid defiance b. disease no matter how unfa
Yorable the conditions. DIT lloGt24wlt
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The Inhumaniiy Of New York rene
emcmf ONnar

A very sad stoay is that of the poor
and aged woman nursing her sicl,
daughter on the fourth floor of a crazy
tenement house in New York, and un.
able TO pay the rent. Unable to dis
lodge the improbable tenants by other
means, the landlady has holes cut in
the roof, and the elements are allowed
to play upon the wasted figure of the
consumptive young woman, until finally
policeman interieres and she is taken
to the hospital There are counter
charges by the landlady, but nothing
can palliate the inhumanity of the
whole pitiiul proceeding.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
Msxes TO Re,rent on His Policy

j. II. Young's Washington letter in
the Star: | would not be- surprised to
see speedy change in the policy OF
the administration. AZ said before,
Hayes ls an ardent republican, and is
earnest IN his desire to have his party
successful In the future. He sees that
he Ia the cause Of what threatens to be
the complete disintegration OF his
party, and he il now willing to change
his tactics In order 10 recover lost
ground and unite his friends. So look
out for sudden changes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
Judge Davis BiIi for the Relief OF
Federal Courts.

New York Express: The supreme
court is about two years and half be,
hind with its business and the natural
result is inevitably Injurious 10 the
country at large. In view Of this. Sen.
ator and ex-Judge David Davis Is pre-,
pairing bill which has for its object a
relief Of the federal Judiciary. II is in
some respects similar to the McCrary
bill Of last session, and provides for an
appellate court within each circuit, with
Jurisdiction in criminal cases, a doubling
Of the circuit judges. and the court OF
appeals made 70 consist Of the two cir
cut and five district judges. Something
should be doue 10 relieve the supreme
court, and Senator Davis bill appears
70 be as elective as any means yet sug-
eested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR SALE.

Desiring to engage I'm the wholesale bpsi.
ness exclusively, we offer cur retail drug
store Tor sale, and viii rent to the pnrclasef
our lover room, 25xS0 feet, corner OF Main
and Austin streets fixtures and everything
coinpiete.l luis IL good opportunity for
any Que who wishes to engage in the retail
drug business as our stock Is complete, and
We nave an established trade. Address for
twenty days CONNOR q WALKER.
ocaieaiot Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
The DemocratIc victory In Ohio.

st. Louis Times: Bishops majority
for governor Of Ohio is "onlyn 5000,
and the democratic gain is something
under $4,000. The democratic MAORI.
ty in the legislature Is "onlyn A, n gain
of SO members. The Ohio democracy
may be congratulated because the fig.
ures are not larger. 1t Ia not we'll to
be too unanimous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
An Americau skipper in Possession
Of MOrHHi Keys,

Here comes another annexation
scheme. ltnppears that some enter
prisinR American skipper has been
landing Ia the Morant Keys, near
Kingston, jamaica, aud, hosting the
stars aud stripes, has claimed them aa
American possessions The party 70
whom the Keys had been leased pulled
up stakes aud reported the matter nj
Kingston. In tho meantime the en-
torprlsing skipper cOnllAuea TO lloal
his flag and there IL prospect OF trouble
ahead at Washington.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

Mn. II, A. llALBgRT is now associated
with Captain Fishburn in the Corsoana
hder, lIalbert is making n superb pa
per Of it,and we value il as mn exchange
very highly. Wewsh IL success,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

ing concealed weapons and their horses
sold 10 pay the hne,--Deputy United
States Marshal johnson got home from
West Virginia last night, where he had
been to take five prisoners, charged
with oounterleiing and robblng malls.
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dlailu 4{srala.

rnH DAILY nrRALD ~ published avery
morning, nxlupt on Monday al $40 pc
bnnuW la idYnneei postage prepaid ni
~ oonM per week delivered la na CITY,
ADyEWrisRIHa HAwsl one square Oon limos
npupnreiD one time N 40. 0aoh huhHequell
Insertion, 10 cents Special fnins for Wrultly
monthly ana yearly adYertselh
THH WEEKLY HERALD " published every
Saturday inOrni ~ ~ CO per year. post
ngo prepaid.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

'ruE Waco Eraminer doesn't believe in
gold for the bondholder and poverty for
tho working man, Behold what q level
head our Waco neighbor totes, to be
unun
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

So FAR, proceedings have been tame
enough in Congress Indeed, indicaN
lions are that the extra session will
have but little extra interest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
DALLAS, TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING 80; OCTOBER 20.

SINCE congress met the Turco Russian
war takes back seat in the associated
press report,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
DIR. j. JON &c -.
oFFiCE OVER OGDEN a wOLFF's STORE.
Cor. Elm and Lamar Streets, Dallas, Texas

Does general practice in Medieinea and
geU. Gives special attention 10 diseasS,sr-
UOnIen and children, and 70 all dlseaseses Of
taining 70 Office practice. nsy
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
A circular on diseases OF the Henri and
Lungs, N0suf Cta0rTh, DVtpeDtia. Tf,fso.-s
HeIaoIThofds, he Will be sent 10 any -
stamps. Se"'
Also Ifttafe Circular sent teafef on recejp,
Of two three cent stamps. P'
Ohiee hours-sto II a. m, n S and 7 10 Q
M Jy2sdtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

nNE ROOM, plainly furnished rent mod
" crate, nnd convenient 20 hnhiuesa, APP
ply on Tie premises southwest cor er oi
Wood ana Austin, octl02L
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
PROCLAMATION. 8

-. At the request of the directors of the
North Texas Fair Association, and I'm or,ier
that all classes OF our citizens may nave an
opportunity 10 visit the Fair during the
week
I. W. l.. Cabell, Mayor of the c,ty of Dallas.
90 respectfully request all the business
Houses and workshops, OF every description.
as wei q all the schools Ofthe city, be closed
on hhU RSDA1, OCTOBER Is, IS5T, aud that
me day be observed as general holiday by
all Of our cit zens. -
Given under my hand and the seal Of Of
nee THIS, the first day Of October, A. ID. lS7T
60, w. L. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: j. b. HEREFORD, sec'y. tiloctg5
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN,
Rent,

fOuT-lina Advertisements inserted twice In
thih column for Twenty-Five Gems
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

NN ANlED,-A good blacksmith, 20 shoe
w horses and repair work, Apply by let
ter ~ THOMAS BALL, Terrell ,loXaR, H-lw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

nAlRY FARM.-My 20 acre dairy farm
~ ptHr The fair grounds, us whole or In
lO.aCre lots.
100 acres well improved stock and grain
farm IN benton county, plenty ofgoud water
good glass, and $50 head OF Texas cattle
crosse to short-horn bulls.
$500 acres rich bottom land en- Peas ri, err
Floyd county,
House and lot on Ross avenue. VIII sell
for part cash and balance on time TO suit, or
will take part in any good city property,
For particulars apply to I. W. ABNEY.
street sept2l-lm
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For Sale.

ID ESIDEN CE--No. 75i Ross avenue. Five
IL 70 ms. Good well of water. No reason
able offer will be refused. Apply on the
promises, oCtl0-lW
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~ Office Advertisement mny he handed
~ into our business olllCe up to y. M
and into the composing room I'LL u. M
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Wanted Boarding,

OAHDlNG- -lGXcolent rooms, having all
ID modern O1ny0uirncrHi WIN hoard, ~
Mrs simpsons, corner Main ana llarwood
streets, oellh"W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

NNTANTED.--h IRA, class hotel runner for
w the National hotel. Good SALARY 10 II
good man. octli-lw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

IL lishuu and in II good location. stock
ana fixtures viii be sold cheap for cash. "No
land )" or present occupant will sell one
half Interest low. Address &C." Herald Of
flee. oct5tilnOWl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

OAHDlNG,-fho Rawlings hotoli Main
ID street, ono block from the Union depot,
DnllhR, Texas, having changed hands ana
undergone thorough RENOVATION nnu repair
IN now open for the travelling public, Two
good dining room girls wanted, W., H.,
dLEDHll4L, Proprietor octlB Nv
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Az Er NURSE Wanted n wet nurse for a
w small infant duOd wages To n good
woman. Apply TO Blake, JohKins ~ Boals
OCtlO.lW
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A ELL-ESTABIdSHED BUSINESS
n with daily income of 81 toSl0. Tor $3.50
For particulars inquire AT j. =, MURPHY ~
CO.'S, l0p Lamar street. SOL 27-lm
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EIRsT CLASS BOARDlNG-At the Bryan
L House, Lamar street. Convenient Tor
business men. o0ll-3W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

IOlElr-Reopening Of the fremont
Ill House, SO2 Main street. II has been To-
modled nnd newly furnished, u VIII De con-
Quoted In good style, and terms moderate,
Mrs, w. Mccormick, prOprlOtress, OoiD'2w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

Texans are arqulintCl-uroughtt to- Le--wiih tia
wonderful merits of that great American Remedy
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
THE MEXICAN BORDER.

COLONEL yILLAREAL ISvADEs MExIco-LIPANs
PUNISHED BY BULLIs--THE FL PAso RE-
VOLT
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. Il, 1877.
A CioJe-Democrat special despatch from Houston,
Texas. says-It IS rumorcd that Colonel y,larca In
vadcd Mexico fifty miles above Matamoras in the in
tercst Of General Escobcdo and Lcrdo and stir up
revolution In Tamaupas. Colonel viiareal's force
Is small and unable to cope With General Canalcs,
commanding in Tamaulipas but he expects TO bo
Joined BY the adherents ul Lcrdo.
BrLLIs AND THE IlrAxs
Latest advices say th,t Lieutenant Bulls
doubledly destroyed the Indian camp at Saragossa.
II Is certain that parties OF Indians and Mexicans
IRON chihuahua ani Northern Mexico have
crossed into Texas the warpah In revenge for the
Invasion OF Lieutenant Bulls. General Ord eau.
toned the inhabtants OF The threatened district to be
on thor guard.
THE REVOLT
The latest intelligence from III Paso county is
that the entire region Is under control OF the
OF the river, de.ying tho uuIicd States
authority and claiming allegiance 10 the Mexican
fag. General Ora declines interfere matter that
concerns the State OF Texas. Major Jones, com
mand'ng the Texas frontier battalion, Is NJ III
Paso. but has not iorce enough to put
do~n tho revolt II rs believed II General Escobrdo
Is acquitted al his ria before the United States Court
at brownsville he VIII Immediately attempt TO
ciptate another revolution III Mexico.
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
SOUTH CAROLINA CRIMINALS.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
COLUMBIA, Nov II, 1877.
In tho Court Of General Sessions to-day Judge Town
send passed sentence upon fifteen denquents who
havo been convicted Of various offences at this term
John Baker, private in the Eighteenth United States
infantry, for tho murder OF comrade In April last
was sentenced to the State Penitcntiary fifteen
years.
CONGRESSMAN sMALLs' CASE.
The Cerx OF the Court received telegram from the
Sergeant-at Arms Of the House OF representatives re-
curing tho papers in the Of the State of South
Carolina against Robert Smalls to be sent by express
to J. Proctor Knott chairman OF the Judiciary Com
mittec.
The motion in arrest OF judgment In the
cases OF Cardozo, Smalls and Carpenter still
held under ndviscmcnt by Judge loansenc, who has
adjourned tho Court OF General Sessions to-day.
Niles G. Parker, cx-state Treasurer Is still in jail
waiting trial for conspiracy.
poSg FOR PATTERSON.
ExCongressman H. Is. Elliott has at length con-
scntcd to explain tho nwrdncss ot the notorious
Blue Ridge Railroad scheme, which will certainly put
emu to Jonn J. patterson's Senatorial career.
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
A PEAN OF TRIUMPH.
WOOSTER, ohio, Nov. IL. 1877.

WOOSTER, ohio, Nov. IL, 1877
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Your enterprise has never been moro worthiiy en-
poyed than in procuring The INTERVIEW with the Indian
ch,cfbcloro whose Custer and his gallant com.
mand went down and who now becomes the dead
nero's defender. Napicr's Justification OF Sir John
Moore is outdonc by your reprcscptative. Jour
nailsm can 20 no higher Through your sub
lime agency the nero's name Is purified Of tic
stain which envy and cowardice stamped upon it, Tho
Iattc Big Horn campaign becomes historic through
the DE pcrate yalor o Roland, una
is outdone. The laurel which was snatched from the
cold brow Of The sacrificed soldier Is Restored TO ucck
his tomb through your agency. Custer caunow sleep
In reacc; his amc becomes the naton's lnheritancc
by your vndlcatIon. Mankind VIII applaud your
fidelity TO lustice Friendship VII cnbailn II - tears
LAWRENCE BARRETT.
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAX DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE or THE CmIEp SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAslSGroy. Nov. 15-l A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsIiSGToS. Nov. Isl A. NJ.
Indications
For New England and the Middle Atlantic Statcs
WINDS vcering fresh and brisk cstcrly and
occasional rains, followed by decidedly colder clear
Ing weather.
For tho lower akc rcgicn, rising barometer brisk
to high noithwcsery or northcry WINDS colder.
partly cloudy weather and occasional light rains
For the South Atlantic States, rising barometer,
northwest TO northeast winds and cooler, clear or
partly coudy weather.
For the Gulf States lower pressure, stationary tenn
pcraturc northeast 10 southeast winds, clsar or
partly CLOUDY weather. and in Texas possibly rain
areas.
For Tennessee, the Ohio and Upper Mississippi val
cys and upper lake region, risinr followed by falling
barometer northcry Winds vcering to northwest ana
southeast and colder, clear partly cloudy weather
excepting in the two last named districts possibly rain
areas snow.
For the Lower Mssouriv alloy, falling followed by
rising barometer, warmer, east aud south Winds
shifting 10 colder northwcstcrly partly cloudy or
cloudy weather aud rain areas turning into snow In
the upper portion.
TIE Ohio River will continue slowly falling.
Huron, Sandusky, Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo, Rochcs-
ter and Oswcgo and orderod Capo May, Allan
tic CITY, Barn,gat, Sandy Hook and New York.
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
A VOYAGE CUT SHORT.

JOHN THOMPSON, BROOKLYN THIEF, ARRESTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TUE HEn,Lpl
BosroS Nov. IL, 1877.
The Brooklyn (N. W police waited young man
named John Thompson for larceny their city. They
thought he might DO III Boston and last Thursday
asked Chief savage to get him for them. Detective
Dearborn has complied with that request. He had cx
cclcnt rcason to believe that tn ompsoh in srhe
HUB" ami before seven O'Clock this morning was
watching tho passengers OF tho Minnesota a,
.hcy went on board, bound for Liverpool The last
ono TO arrive Thompson. Ho didn't 70 aboard.
because Dearborn opcctcd and arrested him At arst
ho the chaiges but later acknowledged he
over 10 Gotham without the lUrmaity OF req usIlion
He as cvmm.ttcd to await the ARRIVAL OF BROOKLYN
officer. HIS passage money, about x15, paId out OF
me stolen lunds was recovered. He Is u native OF
Ilycrpol about twenty-lhrcc years old, SAID he
was going home.
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
SAVAGE'S CRIME.
WIFE BEATEN TO DEATH DY HER pRuSKEN
HUsBAND.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEGALp.r


By TELEGRAPH TO THE HEgALpr
Bosroy. Mass, Nov II, 1877.
Special dispatches from Augusta, e., report that
horrible murder had been committed on the day pro-
vious IN the village OF Belgrade about ten miles
OF Augusta The foowfn. particulars are cleaned
from the kenncoec Journal oil to-day james Savage is
man about sixty years oi age, who owns the little
farm upon which he lives at belgrade Depot HIS
vile, Eliza Ann Savage, has lived with him aud Is
about his age 'They both addicted the habit OF
using Intoxicating liquors. and in their drunken orgies
have frequently made disturbances IN the negnbor-
hood, ending often in the husband beating his WIFE,
FOR The past week Savage has beon on a spree being
drunk he most vi the time.
WIFE BKArES
On Thursday afternoon last the spree culmn mated in
bis beating hs vile unii she ell the oor almost
dead. Nrs Savage lived but few hours
after. aud though neiehbors went 10 tho
hou Sc anu dd al that was possible for her,
yet all was OIL no avail Tue work OF The
drunken husband had been too well done Tho
world Yesterday Coroner William II. LIBBY OF Au
gusta CITY, was nohcd ana he proceeded 10 Iiegradc,
the body OF the murdered woman, beaten the most
horrible manner.
BRUISED MASS
Therc was u wound IN tho eit side OF tho head
two inches long through the scalp; another over tho
LETT oye severe blow upon The ct ear cutting nearly
through the car; some four other small wounus on
the lace; an extensive bruise under Inc chm: !:
scratches six inches long OF tho lett side uf
the neck; heavy bruises Oh the ribs !.
u bruisc the lett arm, OF dark purple color cover
ing fourth part OF tho above The elbow; eight
wounds from The elbow 10 the wrist. ruc right arm
was also bruised and torn IN a horrible ma nncr
apparently received while acfcnda.s herself
from blows; nine abrasures OF tho skiu
from the hip down 10 the foot On
left leg. other pnris OF the leg also having appear
ancc ~ having been kickcd; six ubrasurcs ON the
rlght leg; the shoulders aud back badly bruised. A
heavy blow broke the bridge OF her nose. The beat
Ing about Tho head and shoulders must have been
done BY Savage with ola, rusty musket that stood
III the corner on which were halr aud blood
HELD FOR MURDER.
The jury rendered their verdict that tho came
10 her death from wounds inflicted by James Savage
Savage was arrested anu put in change Of keepers an
to-day held to answer.
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
THE ST. LOUIS SHOOTING CASE.

ST. LOUIS, No., Nov. II, 1877.
Policeman White and tho murderer Rande are both
improving, ana tho prospects now are that both Will
recover Three or four citizens OFFS Elmo H. VISITED
Rande to-day, but all OF them did wholly Identity
him as The man who killed two citizens Of that
place last summer. There Is good evidence, how
ever TO prove that he IS the right man In inter-
view he told reporter that he believed in an equal
distribution oil property aud had attempted to do
some OF The distributing HIMSELF that nc
had robbed flty-scven houses during the
past summer anu had collected together about
$1,000 worth 'ot property which no intended
to take 10 town on tho Lake shore and Mchisan
Southern Railroad, where nc expected to spend tho
Of bong lynched II he should be taken to ST.
Elmo, he repIicd:-"No. Hanging Is
worse than any other death; but you
can bet your bottom dollar don't expect swing
The devii has taken care Of me thus and havo
laith IN his cussedncss yot" Ito Is quite an intel
hgcnt man, says he speaks several languages, aud
has studied Tor tho ministry, law and mcdcile.
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
GENERAL EsCUBLDO ACQUITTED.

4 UNITED STATES JUICE PUBLICLY INsULTED.
BRowSsvILLr, Texas, Nov. IL, 1877.
The trial OF General Escobodo for violation Of the
United States Neutrality law resulted In acqutta
because II not proved that tho men, TO the
number OF two or three hundred, who were In camp
with him actually intended TO invade Mexico. Duriug
the trial Judge Morrcll. Of the United States Court
made some remarks IRON tho bench which counsel
ior the defence regarded as rejecting him, and
which they promptly repcled ut the Tune. Ex.JuGge
Russell one oil Tho counsel Tor the defence subsc-
uuently addressed note TO Judge Morrol asking him
to disclaim rejecting on him, which Judge Morrcil
refused to do whercupon Mr.. Russell slapped Judge
Morrells lace the street alter the close OF the
LskNb
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Rear Admiral Roger N. Strmbc, United States
Navy; Charles I. Gorham, OF Michigan; Henry Bishop
and +. I. Duny OF London, and CortaDdt Parker OF
New Jersey. are at the FIith Avenue. ". Otway, OF
The British Legation at Washington, Is ut tho Ciaren-
don. August FcRc, Gcrm,n Consul at II ivana. at
the Brunswick Lieutenant Commanier II. G. White
rnitoi states Navy, is at the Brevoort Colonel
Eugene b. beaumont, OF West Point, at the Siurte.
want
HALF CCREDs ERCPrIoSs ALWAYS GECUR.
Eradicate them with nLts>'s stLpnrR soar
.niLLs HAIR aNp WnisKr Drh." Black or Brown. 5Dc
h-NoT ONE STYLE FOR ALI HEADS. BUT
DgAs. iiArs ali men At E,PENSJIEIDis lIS Mas.
"a
A-vlrAL RESTORATIVE CURES PREMATURE
weakness. nervous deUillsy and dyspepsia oitner ssx
Price a. Al druggists
A-vIrAL RESTORATIVE Is SOLD BY DlrMAN.
Asor House. hCsr DUNLAP. 10Th ~ and broadway.
Az. KRuilNA,
MANUFACTURER ruRNiIuRK
uPnoLsrKRY.
oncrs his large aud elegant stock
OF latcst designs
nj prices to suit the tiineA
Mandatory aud Wareroons
~ and ~ East Houston st.. New York.
VALUABLE GIFT LADIES APPREciATE.--A
wonderful invention Tor repairing clothing table
ncn aud other articles without patching. given away
With every Wilson sewing machine Sold 81 and ~
broadway.
A-HATs FOR GENTLEMEN AT LOWEST
prissA y. ERSEswEiN. las Nassau si.. near snrnes