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All mothers will hereafter bless our
friend, j. c. Downing, the photogra-
pher, for his ingenious invention He
has just returned from six weeks alb
sence, and has invented baby swing,
whereby the little darlings can be
cOaxed and wheedled into u quiet, and
their pictures taken at the same time.
This is done by swinging platform
inside frame. On one end is an easy
chair for baby, on the other the cam
era. No matter how much the plat
form swings, the baby and the instru-
ment keep their relative positions to
each other The gentle, undulatng
motion fixes the infants attention,
and in the twinkling OF an eye the pic
ture is obtained. con, it's nice" and,
mamas, take your little cherubs to
DowninG's art gallery, opposite the lie
Grand Hotel, and Inspect the new in
VentiOn, u
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Tho prcs,aenr. Opinion of the strike.

The president said that he did not
regard the present disorders as any
evidence of the prevalence of a spirit
OF communism, since the attacks had
not been primarily directed against
property in general, but merely apainst
that of the railroad with which the
strikers had had difficulty The presi'
dent very frankly expressed the opin'
ion that the most vigorous measures
should be used in putting down the
troubles, and thought il was greatly to
be regretted that a larger force had
not been thrown into Pi,tsburg. The
president said a proposition had been
considered to call congress together at
AN earlier date than already fixed, and
rs the matter now stood, he did not
think any further action would be
taken 10y the national government
than to respond to any calls which
might be made as has already been
done i'm the cases in West Virginia
and Maryland.
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The Dallas Barrel Factory is now
prepared to Ill orders for molasses bar.
rcls, hall barrels and kegs, manufac.
tnred out of well-seasoned cypress tim.
Der. Would respectfully call the at.
tentlon OF farmers and merchants
thereto, Send for prices before pur-
chasing IN other markets. Am also
dealer in flour barrels, slaves, head
lngs and hoops, and can I'll orders
from mlllers At short notice. Repair.
ing of all kinds of cooperage promptly
done. Factory corner OF Houston and
Elm streets, uear Todd's Touring mills.
Address, X. j. KlvLEN,
July 4.d&w3m lostotlce box 2i0.
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STATE OF TEXAS,

il gives TO the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ma
great grazing grounds oi the West.
- passenger and freight tiNlIr are sur
passed BY none In tho stnte. fulinnnY
Paiacn Dtuwing Room ami sleening Car>
leave 81. Louis daily Via tie NJ, X. & i. RS
~ o =. M, Hannibal At ~ a. NJ and Hedalia
at 5:2S y. hi, running Though 10 Denison,
sherman, Dallas, lieafLct Austin AMI hOua-
ut sherman With lie Texas and Pncifio rail-.
way Tor the above named points
The connections OF thls Road With the Ma
K & r. ut Utniepn for ~. Louis Hannibal,
.ChloaRu, Fort scott, Kansas city and all
points North and East; with tEc Texns 4 Pa
cine at Shefihsn for ~. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and all points East ana southeast. aud
1T Houston with tue O., ii 2 - A fVr Sa"
Antonio, the O.. II. 4 II Tot Gaiyerioh. lile
Texas 8 New Orleans Railway for beaumont,
Grange, etc, the Morgan and Mallory Sleans
shit 5 .or ali poiuis GA the Gull and Atlantic
consts and tile Liverpool & Texas steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, hnVTe and otlIef huto-
pean cities are perfect, while ik freedom
from dust and heat on account OF TIE nature
OF the soil and thn open prairie country oVei
which II passes, WITH It's cooling sea l. eexe.
pleasant scenery OF broad pIaities. beautiful
groves well cultivated fields Of cotton, corn,
small grain, aud ffuits, render II especially
desirable and ndyantat eous 10 travellers aud
ghIppors in preferonce u others,
81 Louis Express leaves uaivestcn daily
Except saturday. at I'D p m, Houston nj
$40 p. m, Hearne at 225 pm, Dallas 10 q.
IN. and DenfsOn al ll,i5 a. m.
nay roar 1itkets asd ship Your frtight
b the
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AT the foot of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many q
hard battle during the war On that
same ground, nearly forty years ago a
victory was gained more glorious than
any gained by our armies. a remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder of scientific
men and physicians. Purely vegeta-
BILE, it excelled In curative properties
the mineral drugs, such MS calomel,
and was as harmless to the system and
almost as pleasant to the taste as co.'s
foe. This world, famous remedy is DR..
A, O Simmons Vegetable Liver Med
ieine, manufactured by n. a. Thed'
ford 4 Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. 1t Is
for sale by all druggists, who have also
some trial packages which VIII be
given to all applicants free oil charge
iun27. d&wlm
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~"'aef OF Two Emlgrant Families
Nenr JAckhbnrO.

penson Nows. Mossrs Gerard Rf.
niger civil engineer, and X, W. Shedd
returned from the wost "Wednesday
morning Thoy bring the report thai
two families of emiBunts from Arkan,
sas, ON lholr way 10 Western Texns
were waymid aud AN but one little boy
murdered sunday night, aLont ten
miles this side OF Jacksboro. There
were three men, two women and sewer.
al children belonging to tho two mmi,
lies, The men had 81 600 In money
with which To buy land. and the muir
ders were committed TO secure this
money 10y two men who knew them i'm
Arkansas and who followed Thorn. IN,
IlllIr boy who escaped tho general mas.
acrc made hls way to JacNsLoro and
reported the terrible crime A PARTY,
party was Immediately organized and
started IN search Of the murierers
whom they came up with the next day
The villains wonld not surrender and n
light resulted in which one Of the mu,.
derers was killed and the other can.
tured, who was taken back to JacSsbo.
TO and placed in the Jail,
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THO Lenaing Ulo .nmg mouseo OF DaIIn

r. Nj. Kahn u Bro. Justly claim this
egOtistical title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock OF
well made clothing in the city of Ia
las, and rs good as is kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose to sell their
goods as cheap as the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance at their stock wi convince
anyone as to the truth their asser-
tons. They also keep a tirst-class
stock of mems fur sning goods, con
sisting of acommete stock OF mems
hats, which they make specially or
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep on hand the most com.
plete and finest lineof neck wear and
hosiery in the city In view OF the
above stern facts, we. can cheernllye
recommend all of our citizens and the
nubic generally, to call around and
examine their stock, and we feel con-
fldent that they will coincide with uin
and pronounce +. NJ. Kahn " Bros.
the leading clothing house
Dallas.
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70 all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions of youth, nerv-
GUS weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, etc, will send II receipt that
will cure you, free of charge. This
great remedy was discovered by n
missionary in South America. Send u
self.addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph lnman, Station ID, Bible Home,
New York City. sept2S-eCd-w.
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,,.,sA AKIN uRFADsTUPFs.

WHEnT-Receipt more liberal, fully
eorel 10 the demand; No. red " l'al ~,
choice 81 coal 10; medium soSsi w io"e'
grades GndDc.
OATS -zOc.
RYF-None offered.
HARLEY FEED-2ic. -
CORN-Texas, In shuck, 3,9lVc. ...,
Millet Sl0gl2.
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

The monetary MARKET Is somewhat string
ant for outside business, but ther, i hinple
funds for legitimate business anu ooii'ho'
GdI,D-B uying, large pieces o0i small V5'
selling, large o.; small %.
IlVEH-kominal.
There is but little gold OF SILVER III
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 por cent
disct unit bank, par.
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FLouR-Fair demand, which j. met freely
n, iha fnllowing quotations: Crescent, III
sacks' a O0. San Jacinto 81 75i Empire y ~
xXXs3 IS. Eagle 3 OF Magnolia. IN s s,ia,s
- ia. "A %: Todd Aiill+ NNA, - ,oi sui ,',
Central XXNK, s. -; Choiee fannii'' 80
star Mills XX, - GO
IRA S-From 80 10 93c.
s.rnG MEAf.-gIle.
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Houston and Texas Central Railway,

The following Officcs and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
Information NAV be had coneei ai1s nut
only the n. a T. b. Hallway, but lexas sen
III MASuaEsT Eii, Eastern Passenger
AGENT. li7 nfuadW " N. !.
Gen. j. n. ROt EffftON. Pass. n inimirrn-
tioB Agent, 10 y. Iilir,i streeh - Lnpis. 40.
A.ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. AGENT, l1i
Clark street, Chicaso, III. .t|
NiCK HOLMES, t,0utiieasfefn Agent NO.
Durnett House. Cincinnati. Ohio.
J. n. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, fcnu.
infnrrnation may also he bad ~ The ogen-
eles OF die N. X cT. RaiiW aT. III New York,
CHICAGO. Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.f.nuis
a. WALDO.
asnI sspt'. Houston. Tsraa ianaln
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n,nrs ANp PELraIEs.

utnEs-pry tiint, is IA and upward BE-;
az AM. X X, and upward. damaged, luc..
i,y iiint, HIPS and calf, IT,; cry SAT-, . Us
u a,id u nnIard, lie; green butchers, DC, 80.
sIEEP PELISEaeli, oWiils 70 w. 49, 49,. M,
,ts. white wool, long. &c phile No"'' ''i'
ciip. iaaac.: black VOL -.
'iithtiPEAfil-Bull's, e.; cows'Vc.
TtIJOW- barr b. 1@cs ~ II
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CONNECTIONS.

AZ TEXARKANA, with all trains on ~.
I.onis e Iron Mountain aud 10. Railway FOR
all points North, Enst ana Soulhelnt,
Al LONdVlkW JUNCTION and MIN.
nicola, with nil tralnA on tho International
K. Il, for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves.
ton and San Antonio.
Al DALLAS, With trains 81 the Houston
and Texas Central X. II, fO CofnleAnn,
Moyia, bromOnd, Waco, calvert, hfyan,
HompstoNh, llrunham and Tor all pointa IN
Middle and Southern reNAa.
A. SHERMAN, viii, u, s TIC Railway,
for all uninisnn thst line OF that fO0n.
AZ FOhr WORTH, with Alages iur MI
points Ia western Texas.
~ SHIRE NEpoRT, with Red River Stoan-
ers Tor New Orleans.
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Courier. Journal. There is some
real Contamination" going on just now
in the northern states. The republic
can papers of the north have enough
of around them, without manufac-
turing southern eases.
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Another posWonement Of the meet-
lng OF congress is talked OF, yot nothing
definite is known rs to Hayes idea for
the delay 1t may be madam rumor
has been occrediting officials with words
they have not uttered.
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...r .~narnENT.

,Iur-ubebe-t Qualify In barrels Is ~. ToIin
"a. in bulk, Il 81; ordinary Dallssi - PEI
sSsesIi kBsshdieLis bfth = !, la 1t,',.
louisville, best, little kept ~" UNTIL
Dallas, q %.
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Great Through Route s!
AND
MAIN ARTERY Ol COMMERCE. AND TRADE
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the best Routes on Quick lima
With more Comforts, BETTER AccOnnlodn-
tions aud Greater Security Than any utnur
Line. Passing through the richest ilid moat
beautiful portions 81 the Great kmpire
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Attorneys nt i.aw.

1hurmond, willard IL Fletcher, Attys al
Law, I'll Nam street, mp stairs. oct6dlnl
John NJ. btemmons, Attorney nj Law, No
9O6 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oct.D-di
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ssCOaA4S HONG MANUFACTURE.

We manufacture Beans celebrated Force
Pumps small fiTe engine ever ready NJ
your door, n will sprinkle your garden and
vafd, aud raise water frum the deopest vel
easier than any other pump IN use. ~ thor
ouRnly ventilales wells and tres them fIoih
f6rii tIr. We also keep the Little Giant fiFt
Fnulfik. adapted ffT small towns Iht
| Poser and force OF tilia fuaine for thfovln l
water n Incredible. IL must be Witnessed 4
be believed.
J mhssm LIJTgLL &KEWELL.
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Sterling exchange, long ID NJ, short slSL
state bonds arc steady. Government bonds
are firm.
GAivEsroS, July q7.-Gold sl.Oiasl Id.
silver uJcSpar EXohango- New York sight
's9h premium. New Orleans sight, par
% q premium.
Gold oponcd 81 O5%,
Evening Report sinr.c.M.
NEW oRLSASs, July 27.--Gold 81 Oi9s
Wsl Ol}s New York sight "A Premium
Sterling bank 50 li&,
Cotton Market.
NEw NoRE, July 21-rhc cotton market
Is quiet and steady,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
ublands' "'''"'''''' ii5,sc i55,so
ulieHhs ..','',',''', I.i4o l9So
Sales 21l bales, Futures are Rtoadier.
July u l2Gl2 ljc; August Il l0gl2 Y; sep
temOer II 91gll 0yc; October II 5i@ll nbc;
November II j2gn SO; December II 'a@
Vi 3lc,
Night-Cotton strong. uplands ~, %; or.
leans l2Ac, Sales las bales
Receipts OF the week net 100 bales; gross
i,5ll bales; exports Great Britain 9,SJ6 bales;
sales lO,ii9 bales. Stock lOj,i79 bales,
NEW OALEANs, July Night-Ootton
DUH sales ITO bales not including 600
yesterday.
Good Ordinary .......lU} s1lO1sc lOh9Onc
Low Mddllng ..,..lOWIli o lW4&UjsO
Middling.-.,....,.,l lA1ll9so llsWllAc
Good Middling,..lls4gi q lles9lltlc
Mlddlrng Fair.....ol3s9i2Nc l2,s@l}sc
Fair .....,..,u.,...,,.....l 2Aetl2iec l2lWl2lac
Receipts, net lg6 bales. Exports TO LIVER
pool 1886; river s. stock 1890.
Weeks sales 1,sOJ; receipts net I92, gross
$40. ExpOrIs 10 Liverpool a,9o,i Vera cruz III;
New York 2,3j9; river bales,
LIvERpooI, July 27.-Noon, mar
kot quiet and unchanged.
TIIhSpAN. FRIDAY,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, Jnly H.-StocRs strong aud
higher. Money sea- per cent. Gold 81 Ot,
Sterling exchange, long a ", short uNL.
state bonds arc steady. Government bonds
are firm,
GALVESTON, July 27.--Gold sl.O64Sl.O6.
silver ujc9par. EXohange- New York sight
'-9h premium, New Orleans sight, par
" premium.
Gold oponod 81 01&.
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EVcning neport sinrao.al
Cotton Market.

NEW oRLSASs, July 27.--Gold 81 O,2
@sI O13s New YORK sight a premium
Sterling bank s. lilS.
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CHANG : BANK
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Does Ecneral Banking and Exchange
Business
DIRECTORS.

J. W. Orowdus, M. d., Dallas; Phil, n.
Ohappell, President OF the National Tx.
change Hank OF Jefferson city, Mo-; H. H.
Marsllis, OF Marsalis " Underwood whole.
sale RIoeers, Dallas, Col, II. y. Ervay, Dallas
J. l.. Williams, of Williams 4 TulllVer, drug.
slsts, Dallas; James NJ, swanson, planter,
Anderson county, Texas; John NJ. stem
mons, attorney .at-laW, Dallas; q, NJ. SWInk,
Dallas. n, NJ, Ervny Dallas Iandly,
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STEAMBOATS,.
LEAVING ON ARRIVAL OF TRAIN.

IEAN INT W y NM N OF
Only one meal 60 pay for nn the ", hnd
only one change fiom Dallas O. Nts Us
leans, state rooms snn fac ineindeh ~
ticket rare lower than b. any OF - ROME
10 ,ousb sea 10 encounter. Ample room
Tor feediug and Watering stock. faiticuihf
attention given to Interpretation oi gram.
only one handling 70 New orleans.
For further paItlsulafs apgiyto =, Il.
I'M. WulIEMAfyT Ia PsR. ~
PRED MASGET. Ie9rand hotel.
HIS. WOODWARD a 90, Lamar hotel.
myFg SIN ]. r.. PHELPS, Contracting Agent
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nay roar fitse,s asa ship Your rrsIgh,
b. the
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AT BOTTOM PRICES.

We are bound 20 give satisfaction In ali the
work We do. Give Us call Paronike and
, 1877-01-05
1A|l DELIVERY,

One Of tho most singular and even laushab'e
escapes from jail that ha7o occurred Tor sona
tI1uc Happened At tho Armory yesterday after
noon. Tho regular lookup keeper oco's"
Oubb!ns, WIS absent At tho funesal Of o+lssf
F1anncry, and Otslcer 'Fairchll1 was placed u
charge, At 1 o'clock two confidence men zap
t,rrl at the Central depot by Olliecr usttingct,
uf tic Lake Street squAl. were bFonght aoan .n
from Central station To tho A1lnoEy n.ld glTsa
to t' rairrhiii to lock UP. BY the un's h.s
lint Oubbins had returned, the prisoners haa a..
either workc! thc!r way out ot the cets
tn suue mysterious manner. u Aau nesss
i,scn locked up at all Tor they WIFE
sknIkine back aud forth In tho ladies' cor
ri,ior, GubOins inquired Il they were pFisoneiis'
and received from FalrcAttd negative 5epy.
with he additional Information that they Metss
thcr. Waiting sotne lady friends who were ioekea
M Therclpon lubblns remarked that ~!
La been thsfv long enough. aud ordered the@
out, Ppssirix up stalrs they bowed to tle stAt
Keeper aud wen. IN out, and ero the 1oke EN- W.
| .Iis,uycrvl had put many block between sneIt y
aud tho prison. They gave tlg names "a "a
fieor9u Wheeler and JalneA Watren' anu aa,
were ,ceognlzol a. ola ollenasfe' .sIs o1s
ss they wcre wanted Tor. nothlng tanGI tsl,I
yarrancy, the loss l. not severe 9re tor w.
he \ Ioug tiIna ere they llnd at Chicago aknnif ~
il is undoubtedly tho easicst way t. get ~ n. ~
them, but the police feel cha2rAed an tn1
aud have cndeasoted " kgaesea AL pup9'e%''N''
| Of the e&capu.
, 1877-01-05

couAoDon. coNsALlUs VANDERBILT.
The old Commodore who 30 long has xtcstled
with death has at last succu,nbcd, aud Cornelius
Vanderbilt, u.illonairc and railroad maguntc. IL
no more llo died 1t II o'clock yesterday morn
luz In New York, ut his residence On Washing
ton place.
Cornelius Vanderbilt wm born on etaten
1.]al.tl, May e7, 1i04, third III line Of children,
nyc Of whom mcro boys anl eight girls, ths
father being fesrynIan, aud the mother orig.
iually hotcl-keepef, famous for tho exce'louee
Of her oysters. ue commenced lite ~ deck
hand OH Its father's boat, aud ~ boy was char
actellzcd by Intelligence, ylyarity activity, cour.
agc, and nerve. lls Wa soon running boat Of
hta own, carrying passcslgers and merchandise
| to New York. In 1873 hc turned tho war to such
advantage to his own pockets that the next ycaE
lc married M!ss Sophia johnson, having tho
rrlnccly Income Of Il, 200 pcs annum. In the
| spring OF 1914 hia bills were accepted for sup
plying ccrtaiu military posts about New
York viii p1oy!stons, aud out of hi
hsst yeas's prolt hc built bis drs
| yesscl, tia Dread, which Was followed the Yra
after By larger one, the Charlotte. In 16ls III
had three good vessels and $4,000 Ia cash, All
now opinln eneed 10 dcyotu hlnlself to tho caas
trade, runulng down ~ far south - ChaElsstol
and sayanuaA. steunboat!ns ii this time vi
in lts ipfaucy, but he IVES quick to perceive It
| great possibilities. He accordingly abandohe
sailing vessels aud entered the employment
Thomas Gibbons. then leading atesnooa
, 1877-01-05
MS OWNERSHIP OF 1tA11.1soAD STOCKS.
The Commodore according to estimate, oT1
L.. Ill, uft.xku r.utdn


Asn instance 0l how active !so was in Ills
5h yoar + Is rcntG Una. III 49 " t hS Nara. Shs o
cua Line, as she was being 1noored To her hcrth
Ut Pier M. I, North River. a single llawseF
had been run FROM tho ship TO t!'o pIcr, bus,
| moi Ge moorcd. Tho Commodore became tmpa-
ticnt at tho delay and, throwIng bis cano on tho
| duck, swung himself, hand over hand, on the
Inv up iis cane, llo sa,d,tl ras not going to atay
thcro iii day,n and racd slowly up the dorE.
| HIS rREJuDiCEs.
Many stories showing III strung ptelaa'cess
business, arc told OF him: On 'ono occasion IN
lsss, q Mr. loper, Of rhiladelpnia, who had
built humber of propellc1s: md VINO va
on tilu Commodore 10 try to Induce linn 10 use
nropcllcrs instead Ut sitis.wlicul stcanets on
thu Nicaragua Line. lie exhibited model to
the Can'olosc, anu lreicten, that ~ ton ysass
to them, both n spest! and eennolny; After
: hearing i'll that ME. Lopcr had to say, tl'e CoH"
ii hut iii tell W YOU What in ii. YOU build pro
pciler, and I'll build one Of my walklng-eeaIn
ships, aud III run YOU ra,e y from IT, Now aork ~, ~, to
nscept meul; ts WIZ %ascs, M aud tho Commodore never
built u propeller.
ons # !s pseriiss Il s1s ne ,gns "
Vanderbilt" /" u II written with u Y, the Oh
Dutch pronunciation VI the name. Many years
ago, Wien William II. Vanderbilt was boy the
N to bDnrltng-seho0l IN BEDFORD, Westminster
A County. It being necessary to procure trunk
:. for thu boy, thu fathor and son. who then lITcl
ae .Ssa Xs4 ss IT, Sa sessssa ' u rRp
Y. William, suggested that IL wonh be we'll to hay.
h. it uluskcd with hts initials. Tic Commodore
asqasssSd en tnrns . u & te 'tytsSESpsSw a'
u W Wr}1 satl the 4toFGkecrct tnGli1tNEly
, 1877-01-05
INCIDENTS.


rur raHh1nNRHfA tnr6 or u0H3H9.
THE coaaeev a ~. 49,. 1.,,,nr
Ills fonaness tof n'sses as'u o. ios .s,".s.ena; ]
was "a great as for tic more quot fe1a1atloh o'
whist Harlem lime, when It was tho lane, "a"
hin .,,nost daily: since It became respectable
t'l'I' .nes aos' ~ ~, nrho1o, avenue, ho has not
anu funea 10 o. .s Nv. ,,a'ra.s. ,,a,.,,.s -, In.
often been o., ss-ess' no"I1es, uuco -, " ,,s
disposition Ut mind than tndlspositlon OF boaY.
lIu was always very fast driver, md few 9th
crs t}an Robert Bonnrr with Dexter could pass
W.. @,,n '" ,S,h ",.hnr o.t Yoy Or Mountain poy Nls
hlsn Win ehheF s"st ny ~ 1l,',.|'".. aa
driving sometimes partook OF rocR'essness' a"o
,noru than onco no mas thrown from his wagon.
lIts friends yc.o anxious aboht him, but
law ,,arel venture to suggcs. to him
&c" 0s1" Ia. ra,JI drunr It
mora care OF 1ess rapt1 as..'ns. ~ ~
has often been told with great circumstance, set
probably with little accuracy, TINT Richard
s.h.11 ovca III, fraDcfai ruin to tho Cummo-
os"s" a,'a,.. s'..tu.t lin, for i1o riuy to fo1-
ah'es pse1aues s..,, ',. ~. a,1an.
low him on his drives Win tho hu'han' putI%ss
, 1877-01-05
CHICAGO,


The announcement Vt Yandcrbil&s death
caused but little excitement in Railroad cilclc4
here. II |. uot beloved that Ills death Will tn
any way tnturetese with the policy pursued W
hita in regard To tho management Ut h!s roads.
Wts son, Nr. ". Il. Vanderbilt, ID ut prcscut tho
Vica-Pres!dtnt OF nearly all tho rn1s Of which
Cotnmolofs Vanderbilt WIS President. Fur
yuars 10 has beeu educated by tLs old Commo"
wcll4lnowu fact that ". II. .Vandssbilt hrs
be9u Tic actual manager Of hta fathet'a railroad
inteEests for several years past. 1t d tho Reil-
cEnl opiulon that thufa viii b ~ change +, ~
Y,nd:tt!s': policy and that A. "i> ~ II! T. W. ~
tier. The1s .aru soma who thlnk thai
Vaudcrbilt'$ death will LriuE about higher Iates
10 liz Ent, but thk IL hardly prYbai'ls. W.H'
Vanderbilt IL TOO shrew3 \ RAILROAD manage!
eucsoaehing On she business Of Ne. York a,ls
hs WIN undoubtedly coutluup The tight In osA!al
| to regain tbs lo{t ground.
, 1877-01-05

.nrtis ~ ,nt of social aud comms1etAl life. - Fl
e4smnio of Ills u found Ia ths various see9:s.
toilet soaps. D. T. HA1bttt ths Zap uuts,
ana sdmirabiy adaptel fot Old aud young ~ inS
peusablp adJunct TO toilet 4n9 + PAR ndsfa fn rsl
pueu knoun. II II known - .: T: eapoao 1sA'
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