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GAS CONSUMERS.
twenty-five per Cent. Reduction I'm
Price.

hWtnty-htt pr tthts hetuchoh IN
Price.
Desiring to meet the wants of our
patrons in these hard times, from and
after May lst we will furnish gas at
81 so per thousand feet, reduction Of
twenty-five per cent. on prices hereto
fore charged, which is lower than any
city i'm Texas, or In the United States,
when coal costs as much as we have to
pay. In making this reduction, we
confidently expect large increase In
consumption and In the number of
consumers. Unless such increase fol-
lows, we will be unable TO sell gas at
the above figures, and we request all
Of our present patrons to assist us in
acquiring additional consumption.
Should we succeed In doubling our
consumption, We will. at no distant
day, be able TO make a still further re-
ductlon. In order to make collections
promptly, we will allow a discout of
twenty five cents per thousand on all
bills paid on presentation, or at the
Office of the company on or before the
fifth day Of the month, which will
make "a Is for gas, for those who avail
themselves OF this discount. Should
bills not be paid by the fifth, the full
price will be charged, and the gas will
be positively turned of.
J.E. stHHErpER, President
]. b. scRUe0s, Secretary. apr3f.lw
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LOCAL BIiEVITIEs.

Go and see tue latest novelties in
Ladies' Flchul C0llarelles, etc, At the
Dollar Store st
Buy your deeds, leases, bonds, ETC.,
NJ TnE HERALD Office, and write out
your contracts, III,
William a. Jones viii pay tho
highest price for secondhand furni'
ture or anything else you may have 10
sell. Call NJ 40 Elm street,-Ad
Two shirts In one with collar and
Cuilh complete, for one DOLLAR at the
Dollar St0re.-tf
White piques Mt ten cents yard
at the Dollar Storo,-tf
FOR suits of the latest styles and
patterns, go to E. NJ. Kahn a. Bros.
"A complete assortment Of gents'
ties can DO found ut the Dollar store.
I'll
No stranger should neglect TO call
at the New York clothing house. IT,
The excitement about the white
vests, In still going on In the New York
clothing house. IT,
Those that ARE aware OF IL IL, call
for their supplies ut the New York
clothing house.-tf
The ilnestassortment OF fine cloth
ing at the New York clothing house
tt.
White shirts and fine underwear
at almost no price, at the New York
clothing house.-tf.
All who wish to purchase ut whole
sale, can find large supplies at the New
York clothing house.-tf.
"A full line Of family groceries
game and country produce IL kept 10y
Mr.. j. p. Freeman, No. 1901 Elm
street. We bespeak for him an ex
tonsive patronage. -aprl 3w
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LOCAL JOTTINGs.
rnln Threatened.

Moro rain threatened.
Judge Peak now, ifyou please.
Jack Hardy Ia. the king Of tho
turf.
About seven O'clock q Scotch mist
set In.
--l'oasloy's dog has become IN insti
tuition Of the city.
Council meeting tonight Annual
reports OF oillceu.
The Tonkawa Indians left yester.
day, at 2 O'Clock, for Austin.
Council meets tonight, and will
elect health officer and city sexton.
--''Ten Nights In IA Bar Room" has
been postponed. See notice In another
column.
Increase the pay of policemen to
seventy.hve dollars a month, and take
away their perquisites.
The dust blew fiercely yesterday.
People seem to have got tired of play
Ing with the little hose.
There Will be q meeting of the
Ladies' Benevolent society, ut st.
Matthews Cathedral, Wednesday ut
A O'Clock.
The new council seem to be COM
posed Of such material as to success
fully grapple with the knotty ques-
tons before them.
-Doran, who has been In jail for
nearly two years, on the charge Of
killing Policeman Patm'n N, I'm Deni-
son, has been acquitted.
The last official act of ex-Mayor
Kerfoot,w was to revoke all special police
commissions. Parties holding them,
will be governed accordingly.
There was pleasant gathering
at Mr.. Goldsmith's residence Sunday
night, given In honor of Miss Lottie
Upright, who is paying u visit to this
city.
We look anxiously towards the
new administration for q general
campaign against the present condi-
ton OF our streets. Drainage and
pavoments are wanted.
Several parties interviewed the
county attorney yesterday, and tried
to get a reduction of their fines assess
ed against them In gambling cases.
What success they met with, we did
not learn.
"A bold burglary was committed
Sunday night. The Washington hotel
was entered, and trunk taken out
and broken open; also some papers
and pocket-book. Fortunately they
were defeated In their expectations of
getting any money.
Remember that the tabernacle
bazaar and supper are about completed,
and are pronounced perfect. No pains
will be spared by the ladies to please
their patrons. Remember the place
at the old stand Of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, on Main street.
tomorrow night.
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POLICE BOARD.

0vo~ sixty Petitions for places.
The new police board convened last
evening, and began to look over the
numerous petitions which had been
sent in, there were over sixty. Only
three new men were appointed, viz:
Sheehan, Clemens and Kulthaw.
Those who were dropped, are Edwards,
Hagsr and Bowling. The force as it
now stands, is Arnold, Waller, Dunn,
Cornwall, Duncan, Carter, Martin,
Sheehan, Clemens, Phares and Kuhl-
thaw. From what we can learn, their
is q disposition on the part Of the
authoritiessto increase the force slight
ly. 1t would not be amiss.
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The Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills
Company, corner Of Elm and Live
Oak streets, Dallas, Texas, daily manu-
facture Texas baking powder at %
cents per pound and Texas yeast cakes
at twenty cents per pound. Constant
ly keep on hand fresh roasted Rio and
0. G. Java coffee of their own parch-
ing. Prepare all kinds of pure spices
at lowest rates. Those who have used
their goods will use no other. Whole.
sale and retail. Orders promptly at
tended to and satisfaction guaranteed.
mcho0-lm
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Educational.

In oar issue OF last Saturday, the
amounto fthe school-fund apportioned
In Dallas county, should have read
nine thousand four hundred and sew
enty-four (so,474l dollars. instead Of
ninety -four dollars aud seventy-four
cents. On that day seven pedagogues
were examined by the board, and GER
tIdcates issued to the applicants.
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bond Approved.

In the hurry of business yesterday
morning, the coancil overlooked the
matter Of approving the mayors
bond. A call meeting was held yes.
terday afternoon and the bond was
approved, to allow the mayor to act
on the police board, as he could not
do until his bond was accepted.
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Telegram.

The following telegram was received
nj the THE HERALD Office. II was not
intended for the local editor, but tho
telegraph boy. could not find the right
man, As II Is Of Importance, and may
reach some party who can send II TO
In proper destination, we publish II;
PLAisFELn, Inn, April 10, 1877,
no \. ", kllls,
Lizzie In dangerously sick. Answer.
IL. q. ELLIS.
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Gnod NeMs.

our Teaders viii aee by the dispatches,
that the Dallas horses have again
swept everything before them, Jack
Hardy won the mile and quarter
dash, beating hno horse, Bob Wool
ley, In 2'lih which IL equal TO La
for the mile, Belle Barley won the
consolation purse, mile dash, Ia
l,4sl. Sam Harper and CorIandol
lot down under the training.
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Dallas r.ma,e co,,soe.

The regular exercises of this institl'
ton will be resumed on Monday, the
10th instant, under the charge OF
eompetant president, appointed to I'll
the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Professor Scales.
A. W. NOwLIN,
April y, ISL. sect'y Board Trustees
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Hack Grenadines.

Messrs. Goldsmith, llosenthal n Co.,
Of the Dollar store, have Just received Il
beautiful assortment Of black and
colored grenadines which they are sol
ling at exceedingly low prices; also, u
splendid line Of summer silks for 800,
on the dollar. aprl7-tf
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Yesterday Captains IL. q. Bowers
and j, q, EblIn received from Cover
nor Hubbard their commissions M
Northumberland OF tue first and
second regiments N. q. y. 4. We
congratulate them; and also return
thanks 10 Governor Hubbard for an
official recognition OF the action aud
wishes OF the militia of state, M OK.
pressed in the convention held in Gal.
weston, In February.
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Tickets for Louisville, Nashville,
Chicago, st. Louis, Memphis, Calves
ton, Fort Scott, New Orleans and Aus
tin, for sale at reduced rates, by Fred
Manget, ticket broker, LeGrand ho-
fol IF
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To Those Aniicteu

We would call your attention to the
extensive stock of tru sses which we
are selling very low. We have all the
latest patent trusses which are war
ranted to give immediate relief to
those suffering with rupture. Call
and examine for yourselves at Beeler
u Cutters next door to postoflice.
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You can save enough money TO
pay your expenses on the road by buy
Ing your ticket from Fred Manget,
ticket broker, LeGrande hotel, He
buys aud sells tickets TO all points
Highest prices paid, aprl7-tf
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Bankrupt stock,

Messrs. Goldsmith, Rosenthal " Co. +,
the well known proprietors of the
Dollar Store, informs us that they are
just in receipt of a large bankrupt
stock of spring and summer dress
goods, amongst which they offer a
splendid article at ten cents yard.
april
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baby, and trade II for lager, aud think
himself smart In getting of unde-
teoted, II would have been an lnno'
cent affair all round, only we hap.
pensd TO witness the theft from u
window on the opposite side Of the
street, All
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KoIuOynI.

The undersigned gives notice to his
friends and the public, that he has re.
moved his dental rooms and residence
to No. 62l Elm, opposite Poydras street,
and proposes, in consideration of the
money pressure, to make great re
duction on his usual rates until the
first of September.
Sets of artificial teeth, $40; gold fill
ings (medium) ": amalgum filings,
81. Terms cash.
j.. W. MCGEE, Dentist.
aprll-dlw
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DALLAS, April 10, 1877,
DALLAA, ApTll
10 the Editor OF Tho Herald.

10 the Editor OF Tho Herald.
ALLOW me through the columns of
your paper, to express my sincere
thanks for the many courtesles eX-
tended mo while In Dallas. Especial
ly to Manager Elkin; also, my heart
felt gratitude to Professor Aut, whom
regard NJ n thorough musician, and
earnestly recommend him to my form
or pupils. ELLA II. RlvEs
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Choice Hungarian Seed
fol- sale In quantities to suit purchasers
at S. +. sPENCER's,
Produce Dealer, 400 Elm street Dallas.

The flremen of Dallas are requested
to meet at Firemen's Hall, on next
Monday night, for the purpose of hear
ing the report from the committee on
arrangements, for the visit to Mar
shall, and for their action.
]. GOOD, President.
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CONNIE rciaf.
GALVESTON, April l8.-Receipts, net, o.
bales; gross, TIA; exports coastwise Az; sales
GG7 bales. stock On hand 1870. Market quiet
Good middling ll1sc;middling 1899; low mid
ding 1890; good ordinary 80
Hides easier; stack sailed lie; wet sailed
selected $3.50.
Wool quiet; Eastern, fine and medium
20@2014c; western, fine, l7@2Oc; coarse and
NEW YORK, April lG.-Cotton easy; uplands
llssc; Orleans liHc; sales g7 bales. Futures
opened shade easier; April II H@ll i0c;
May II 409ll iSc; June II 5i@ll soc; July IL d
oil &C; August II I59ll ne.
Flour stronger Wheat lc better. Corn ey-
cited, leg2c better.
LIVERPOOL, April i6-Noon.-Cotton dull
and unchanged; middling uplands 9 Lied:
middling Orleans 5-l6dj salee 1000 bales;
speculation and export 1,00O; receipts 2,lSj
American $50 Futures steady; uplands, low
middling clause, April and May delivery.
Sl.3lc; May and June l.32c; June and July
SD; July and August 3-lbd; August and
september 6'4d.
Evening Report-FinaneiaI.
NEW ORLEANS, April lG.-Gold 81 O7a
l0lll. New York sight q premium. Bank
NEw YoRk, April IS Money easy, 2as per
cent. Sterling tlrmer at s. az. Gold act va
at 81 OTkdl 0I3s Governme nt bonds strol, y:
new fves La. State bonds quiet and nomi.
nal.
Commercial.
NEW ORLEANS, April -Cottan, demand
fair. Sales $40 bales; good ordinary ga
sc; low middiing lO3s91O51c; middilng q
9llhc, good middling lls4Gl2c; middling
fair l2lf9l2Ssc; fair l1st9l3c. Net receipts
2,46S bales; gross receipts SIS bales. Exports
to Liverpool 1909 bales; Malaga 1850. Stock
on hand 40, iOs bales.
GALVESTON, April l8.-Cotion quiet. Sales
~ bales. Good middling Use; middlinR
l0ltc; low middling lV1sc; good ordinary sc;
low ordinary 20.
NEW YORK, April l6-Cotton weak; uplapds
ll5fc; Orleans II e; sales G2s bales. Receipts.
net 100: gross 20. Consolidated net receipts
1872 bales. Exports 10 Great Britain l2.9g7
bales; Continent 20s2. Futures closed weak.
sales 1000: April II 3ld1l S2c; May n &aII. q:
June II ll9ll AZ; July II sail Sc; August
II 69ll elci september II 52c9ll "a; October
ii ilall i3c. Novem Der II O9ll &c: Decem.
Der II Sign Sc; January II fIdIl &c.
ST. LOUIS, April l5.-Flour generally high.
er, but accurate quotations cannot be given.
Wheat, No. 2 red fall 81 f3k. Corn vctIve and
hrmi No. 2 mixed 4s5S9t7c. Oatl inactive:
No 2, 36c bid. Barley steady and unchanged
Pork sharply advanced, SIS. Lard, sum 10 er
steam &c. Bulk meats-Bacon ek, 6jI. %
11te for shoulders, clear ribs and clear side.
Hogs. bacon siW Cattle allow aud IN.
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From Fort Worth,

Marshal COPYRIGHT and one of his
policemen were In the city yesterday.
They came after Hurricane Bill, who
had jumped a bond of one thousand
dollars,
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Another car load Of buggies and car
riages just arrived. IL you want
number one job, at a Wholesale price,
call at Orr's stable, Main St Everybody
come and examine the work, and ge'
the prices. Cd, ALLEN,
mch2ld&wtf
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A situation by young man In u
grocery or boot and shoe establish
ment, Has had an experience Of five
years In each. Rest Of references given,
Call or address II, II, Smith, ~. Charles
hotel, city, apl'l6'2t.
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FrascRti Park

will be open every day and evening
from and after this day. All lovers
OF fun aud amusements are requested
to call. We will lease the park to
private parties, picnics, ETC., at special
terms w. ROBERT,
llnpl- l7-dlw. Proprietor.
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Notice Is hereby given to all credit
ors of the firm Of Ia. Walcnstein Il Co.,
Dallas, Texas, to prove their claims
to the undersigned assignee for pro
rata payment by May LIST, 1877.
IL, BAMBERdER, Assignee.
NOS Chestnut ~. Louis, Mo.
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The toilet and cabinet collar in
beautiful maple and walnut boxes for
$50. Mt GOA Elm street. Call and see
them. --apll4-tf
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
TUESDAY MORNING APRIL II.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

TiloMpSoNb THEATRE Variety per.
forman0e,
CONCERT iiALIi-Vooal ana instru.
mental music,
OPERA HOUSE" Ton Nights In n Ilar
Room" Bon0nt OF tho Young Mems Chris
tan Association, Postponed I'LL Friday
uipnt. ~
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Something Novel.

Checker boards, checkers with box
of first quality of paper collars all for
twenty-five cents at the Dollar Store,
IA and TIC Elm street. aprll-tf.
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Wanted, a situation as teacher,
governess or housekeeper, In the city
or country. Have the best Of reeom-
mendation for either position. Ad
dress 8. A. X, Herald Office. apll2-2t
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vsndaIism.

The wretch who "gobbledu our st.
Louis Republican last Sunday morn
Ing from the sanctum-table, would
steal the penny-whistle of an orphan
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Chip Hats,

The latest styles OF Chip and Milan
straw hats, have just been received ut
the millenery department over the
Dollar Store. Go and soe them.
aprl7-tf
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commissioners Court.

The commissioners court OF Dallas
county IRE hereby called to meet on
Friday, April 20, to accept the poor
house, aud 10 attend 10 such other
business M may come before II.
II, II. WEST, County Judge.
anrIy ~
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Aailg gerald.

tbs DAIR liHHALDis published every
morning, except on Monday az u w pef
annum IN sdgAnpe hostage prepaid OF
- cents per week delivered Ia lhe eliy'
ADVERTISING RATEsi ono square Con Hines
nOnparoiD ono time III 40, och subsequent
insertion, 10 eants special TalaH iOr weekly
monthly and yearly advertisers,
TnE WEEKLY HERALD ~ published every
Saturday morning ~ W lO por.year, post
age prepaid,
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Nh, ions W, VEALE Is our authorizes agent
ut PalO Pinto,
Nh, MOOusE !, IiOLMDLY N a duly author
1901 agent ana correspondent Of lhr llhlly
and Weekly Herald, Hts gluiraGla for nd
yertiaing, lob work aud subscriptions
will be- duly ratified by ihia Giioe,
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lu,IipA' HATS.

Another large assortment of spring
and summer hats have just been re-
ceived at the millinery department
over the Dollar Store. aprll-tf
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Dividend,
OFFICE OF DALLAS REAL ESTATE AND

OFFICE OF DALLAS REAL ESTATE AND !
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS,
Dallas, Texas, April Is, 1877. J
A dividend of one per cent. on Ger.
tificates of stock in the Dallas Real
Estate and Building Association for
the month of April, will be paid on
presen tation of certificates at the Office
of the secretary.
BY order of the stockholders.
8. j. ADAMS, president,
L. p. BARRY, secretary and treasurer.
nprl5-3t
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His honor Judge Juue Peak con-
vened his first court yesterday after.
noon. Two cases were dismissed and
six continued.
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Clothing,

Gents cashmere suits for two dollars.
Also complete stock of fine clothing,
at equally low prices, can be found at
the Dollar StOre.--tf
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Attention I

All members Of Hook and Ladder
Company No. |, desiring to go TO
Marshal, to the llremens' celebration
on the third day OF May, will please
hand In their names.
apl-l7-d3t. BEN LOEB, Foreman.
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For baskets, valises, travelling bags
and trunks, go TO the Dollar Store, IA
and ZIG Elm street. aprl7-tf
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Notice 10 the PublIei

BE il known that all business be-
tween Snead, Brumley & Nelson has
been amicably settled.
LSigned,l 4. W. SNEADt
q. Il. BRUMLEY,
II. O. NELSON,
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-Mardi Gras still In possession at
Freeman's premium art gallery, No.
sos Main street.-tf
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A car load of fresh dried buffalo
meat just arrived at Haggarts.
mch30-lm
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Go and seenew the style Of fichues,
collarettes, ETC., at the new department
over the Dollar store.
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millinery store and Dress mahing
Mrs, Littell n Thatcher desires 10
call attention Of the ladies Of Dallas
aud Vicinity 10 their new stock Of mil
llnery goods, AT SOi Main street Also
dTeha.makIng.
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No one ~ authorized 10 purchase any Arll.
clio whatever on the account OF TIA llER-
AID without an order aligned by me,
j, l., BAlTOW.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Report-FinanciaI.

New YORK, April l6.--stocks active, and
prices better. Money per cent. Exchange,
long 1914; short 1921. Government bonds
n active and strong. State bonds quiet, with
nominal prices. Gold 1914.
Gold opened 81 ".
GALvEsroN, April TO- Gold slO7 silver ut
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Half given away at the Dollar Store.
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The daily gazette., 1877-12-31

A PLUoKY YOUNG LADY.-Fri-
day night young lady 10 years old
arrived at police headquarters from
Trenton, N. j., from which place she
had walked all the way to " ashing-
ton city. on her way to Columbia,
South Carolina, where she has an
uncle residing, who she hopes will
aid her, She states that she left
Trenton last Saturday and walked
every step of the way to this city.
She gives a very intelligent state
ment of her adventures. She is the
daughter of former State Senator
of South Carolina, and states that
her mother died in Trenton about
four months ago. She and her moth
er left South Carolina about three
years ago for Philadelphia, bein 10
very poor and in search of EMPLOY
ment. This is the most plucky youne
lady of tho period. Transportation
hrs been procured for her to Fred.
ericksburg, Wash. Star.