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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12
The Awful cr,p. oty,s,..

The grave charge that Sergea Mat.
Arms French, OF the senate, has an.
pointed democrats to Office, has put
hfs place In jeopardy, and to day the
republicans held caucus 10 know
what should be done about it. One or
two members said II didn't make
much difference, as Hayes was doing
the same thing every day; but Ham
lin and others demanded the scalp.
The outcome Of the caucus was the APP
polntment OF committee to inquire
whether the charge was true. The
movement against French Is engineer
ed by Ordway, ex-sergeant-at-arms
Of the house, who wants to succeed
him.
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thu DAILY lltKALDlg published owe y
mOrllng, exaapt on Non lay, AT $40 pc
Rnnum Ia ldynn1H, postage prepaid or
"a GENTS por wook delivered In lhe CITY,
ADyERrIsEINa HArEa one square lten lines
nOnpnrelll one time VI 30 oh subsequent
monthly and yearly 'advortlseln,
TnE WEEKLY HERALD IL published every
Saturday mo mi AZ nj " Go per year, post
age prepaid.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12
Tom Allen and Jack Kpifton Matebed
for Bruise,

Tom Allen, formerly OF America,
and Jack KniftoD, Of Manchester,
have been matched for fight for
e20 side and the championship o.
the world. The fight Is TO take plat Q
In England In four weeks. The affair
Is creating much interest In sporting
circles. The articles OF agreement
stipulate that the pugilists are 20 wear
light gloves and fight at catch weights,
according to thu rules of the London
prize ring. knifton weighs two hun
cred and fifteen pounds, and stands
nearly six feet In height.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

The indifference manifested hereto
fore by the government and people of the
United States regarding the disorders
on our Rio Grande frontier is fast Civ,
ing way. The president and congress
are being aroused and the chances are
that at last the suffering borderers will
have protection.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

The dispatches from Washington for
several days indicate the coming sues
cess of the Texas and Pacific bill. In,
deed, to all human perception, it is
now certain to pass. Congress will have
done an immense work for Texas when
il passes the bill.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

A BOOK called "The Negro as He Is"
has just been published in Boston. 1t
ridicules the equality doctrine, and
declares that the negroes must always
occupy subordinate position in this
country.
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lT is hard to tell which are the most
clamorous, the San Antonio Herald for
narrow gauge to the Rio Grande, or
the Fort Worth Democrat for bridge
over the Trinity. Judging from indica>
tions San Antonio will be the first to
realize her wish.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

WINTER approaches and it would be
we'll for our citizens to organize relief
society for the benefit of our poor
There are some who cannot help them
selves, and charity demands that they
should DO looked after.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

A DEAD BEAT named Hope, who claim
ed to be an Englishman, beat Waco
bank out of twelve hundred dollars,
his landlord and washerwoman to boot,
after which he suddenly vanished. See
their Hope is gone.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

WITH plenty of United States troops
on the Rio Grande, any hour may bring
on war Maybe Spain would like to
offer a hand to the Spanish-speaking
preasars2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

Tue law in this state against the car
rying of concealed weapons is being
vigorously enforced and the transgress,
ors are being made to replenish the
state till no little.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

THE Cincinnati Enquirer, with more
courtesy than compassion, gives Mr.,
Halstead to understand that the presi-
dents message is total eclipse of the
silver moon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

THERE is scarcely town in the state
that is not infested by tramps. The
only way to get rid of these pests is to
either force them TO continue their
march or put them TO work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

If THE negroes of Louisiana and Mis-,
sissippi, who propose immigrating to
Liberia, thrive in that country, they
will be the first of many who have
tried il.
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Honey.

Pitchers CaSfOriA is a complete substi.
tute for Castor Oil, and is as pleasant to take
as Honey. 1t is particularly adapted to
Teething and irritable children. 1t destroys
worms assimulates the food, regulates the
Stomach, and cures WIND Collie. Few rem
edies are as eificacious for Feverishness,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
toria is u scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor Oil,
and neither gags or gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1876.
MCssrs j. h. Rose Il Co., N. Y:
Gonts: have family of eight children,
and have used as much CaSJoria MS any fam
lily in the United States, think. | have
never found anything equal to it. My chill
dren have been saved from fever several
times by the use of CastOria. Recommend
its use for children, for many diSeses they
are subject TO, in preference to any medicine
know of. feel 1t my duty to give this cer-
tiIlCate Oh account ct the benefits | have de-
rived by the use of CastOua.
Very truly yours
NORMAN 2. LITTLE
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HARLAN, of Kentucky, is the first who
has represented the south on the SUI
preme bench since the resignation of
Judge Campbell of Alabama.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

If the Texas land grab keeps on pans
ming out as it has been Bristows
whisky ring won't be " circumstance
compared to it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

PADDOCK in an editorial In the DcmoN
crat says Fort Worth needs capital. We
don't doubt il in the least
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

{ The Mexican navy consists OF four
war steamers, not one of which, accord
ing to Mexican paper, is fit for ser
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

The Murphy movement is growing
rapidly and promises to make as great
noise as the crusaders made few
wears since.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12

The man who expects to be the popes
successor must think the old gentleman
is terrible long time getting Off
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No. Dos 4 0O7 Main Street, Dallas, Texas

THIS house IL new and well ventilated
having southern exposure, and II centrally
located. IL IL in charge Of its old propfietof
y. sawyer. who never failed 10 please his
guests. Parties seeking house with ali the
comforts OF home, cannot do better than
70 give me oranger' call. Travellers ar.
can Ieacn this house by taking the Mai
street horse cars, one block south nom dr.,
pot. The best dollar 8 day house In the Gle.
be sure 70 get Oh thesireet cars at the swittc
unHdom HM. THOMAS,
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| GENERAL BUTLER will report bill in
the house, admitting women to practice
in all courts of the United States,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-12
DALLAS, TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER ~

NAsT's thumb is improving os il evil
denced by his work in Harpers' Weekly
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IL oARDERS-At hrst-class private
~ boarding house, German, on Pacific
avenue, opposite the Dallas corn mill. Apply
10 u DottmeT, on the promises. d0-lW
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M ANrED BOARD - with furnished
w room, In family where there are
low board0rs, by a single young man, With
~ nve blocks OF Courthouse. STATE terms,
location, etc. Boarder, Herald ONCE.
deol2-2t
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.
Boarding.

Fonr-line Advertisements inserted twice In
Ihlh column for Twenty-Five Cents.
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DOARD.-Try the Rawlings House once
ID for good board, good beds and good ac-
oomocntiots. Main street, one block from
lhe Union depot, GLEDHlN " STEGALL.
dec0-St.
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PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and MiSCeIIaneOuS3DDEs

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Has for sale the largest stock of school and
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whether at wholesale or retail, and makesa
speciality OF finding any book wan led, iiitS
to be found in America or Europe. Ali books
mailed direct at retail prices.
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BOARD AND RUOM-Two nicely turn.
ID lshed rooms having CRATES for coal fires,
water from the water works, etc., for rent
with hoard, NJ MIRA simpsons, corner Main
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ID with or without lodging, ut No. II La
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sehentks 'kabdfake IA
FAMILY NSItIAN
nd SECOND RECEIPT
yOk Is the only New
Book by DR.. A. ". Chas
author OF DIR. Ch ase's IA.
nous Recipes, etc. Beware
OF q reprint Of the Old book
IN Imitation Of the genuine
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cells Al sight. Agen "a want
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LISTING co, Toledo, ohio
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Nv ANTED - Everybody to have then
w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired at
cleaning and Dyeing Es-
Enlistment, SOB Main street, Dallas Sahs-
faction warranted, iulyll-lyr
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For Sale.

NOR RENT OR SALE-A fine restaurant
l. with good run of business, well sup
piled with all the modern improvements
and elegant furniture. viii rent cheap or
sell on reasonable terms. For Information
apply to the editor of the Herald. decl2-lw
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MAPS.-County, maps of Dallas, Denton,
WI Collin, Ellis ami Grayson, Mt ST. Neat
and correct plats OF every description gotten
up on short notice, at reasonable figures by
Jones Il Murphy, Real Estate Agents, No.
Ill Austin street. dec5 Tyr.
NY W. G, SICKLEs-3O,OOO ACRES OF
ID LAND ON long time. Real Estate
office, No.2ll Main street, near postottice up
talrs, Dallas, Tex AZ. iuS.tf
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CATTLG-25O head stock cattle-cows
" crossed to Durham bulls. Stock on good
range. Apply to 4. W.,ABNEY. decS-iw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

The Musical Telegraph.


On Thursday evening next our citizens, mus,-
cal and scientincal, Viii have an opportunity Of
hearing the latest scentin, marvel, the telephone.
There Ia considerable curiosity, and many diner.
snt theories have been advanced IS to the modvs
opsrandf Of sending q musical note or tone over
the telegraph wires o distance Of $50 miles 50
that the pieces Of music performed can DO intelii
gible and recognised By the audience. What tho
Instrument Is, and how It Is operated our citizens
will have an opportunity Of Judging for their.
selves, at Lincoln hall, on the evening Of the
and explain. As II has been successfully operated
between Milwaukee and Chicago to the entii Q
audience Who were present, there viii be ne
failure. In addition to the attraction Of the
telephone will be . concert, Of which the accom-
Ing young soprano, and the popular italian bari
tone, Sgnor Taglapietra, viii take part. Mr..
BossovIt,' the eminent pianist, vii not DO here
Philadelphia. The sale Of secured seats CON-
menced yesterday morning at MetLerot's music
assured.
Opera Boufre at the National Theatre.
The Oates English Opera Bouffe Troupe
began their second engagement this season at
the National last evening. The company has
undergone no changes in It's personnel, and there
fore remains one Of the best combinations Of tho
here last November, they have performed in the
principal Eastern and Western cities, including
New York, and under tho experienced manage.
ment OF Mr.. Samuel Coiville have met with
The opera last evening was La File dc
Ts S ys1 X,
the performance, her sinsing and acting being
superior to what's usually presented upon the
deteriorsted to some extent since she was here
before, but her acting is still characterised by
that viyaelty and sparkle 50 peculiarly her own.
We still think, however. that she rather goes be-
yond the bounds OF good taste at times. The male
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03
THE EPIsCOPALI.ISs.
Annual Elections OF yestrymea In M
Churches OF the District.

Annual Elections OF yestrymen In the
Churches Of the District.
In all the Protestant Episcopal churches
yesterday Easter Monday tho annual election
Of officers for the ensuing year was hold. The
elections resulted as follows:
CHURCH OF TEE EPIPHANY.
yesiIymeppI7DrJ o,egh X; g iarn n; ":
holding over, and Richard Joseph. George b.
McCartee, John q. Parke and Nathaniel Wilson
re.eiectsd: Senior Wsrdsn;1Leris J. DAVIS.
TRINITY CHURCH.
yestrymen-Edward Baldwin. d: W. Middle
ton. IT,, and DR.. w. p. Young. Holding over
Nicholas Acker, Thomas Moore, VIM. A. Meloy
and VIM. Coppinger. Senior wnrdens.D; W.
head,
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION.
yestrymen-Geo. E. Davis, O.. B. Tovles, Ed.
Win Harper W. Grimm and Td,I n: M Ma ad
Z. Davis voted out, one vacancy existing. War.
dens-Edwin Harris and Henry Hartung.
GRACE CHURCH, tsoUrH wAsHrNoroS.)
vestrymen--Arthur Yeatman, John q. Smith,
r. Mankin, John N Budiong, Charles Hadssay
and Lewis j.. Duvall. Wardens-Chas. A. Nc
Even and VIM. Dunn: Delegate 70 convention
Even.
CHRIST CHURCH, tSAvr YARD.)
vestrymen-JsremIah Gross, J. H. yenabIe.
Samuel Gross and T.. p. Little, newly elected;
Horatio Browning, W. Z. Hutchinson, Or. W. L.
dens-w. L. Hutchinson and p. p. Little.
ST. MARKS cHuIcB, CAPITOL nILL.)
vestrymen-Dr. Adrian Hudson, DR.. Horace
Porter, Dr.. ]. Jones and John Goodhart, newly
elected. r. X. Elliott, Joseph Burnett, Philip
Riley and VIM. NARROW, holding over. War
dens-M essrs. Burnett and NARROW. Register
DR.. Porter.
CHRIST CHURCH, toroRefrowN.)
r n r.
Miller. c. M. Matthews. John b. Davidson and
Z. D. Hartley.
ST. JoHN's cHuRcH, teHoRGKrowH.)
In this church four Of the old vestry hold over
and four new ones were elected yesterday AFTER
noon, viz: Prof. Yarnsl, X. p. Dodge, A. Il.
Herr and II. d. Cooke.
ST. PAuL's FREE CHURCH.
yestrymen-Dr. J. M. McCalla, DR.. J. T.
Harry o. Whiting, Samuel X. Brown, Edwin B.
Hay, VIM. II. Q. Bayly. Wardens-Samuel X.
Brown, Harry q. whiting. Treasurer-Hsrry O..
whiting; Register.Edwn b. Hay. Delegate
John p. Franklin. Alternato-HarryC q. whiting.
ST. MARY's CHURCH, tooLoREp.)
ysstry%snaDSuFlss syPhna, Samuel Proctor
| Spencer Murray, Wesley Howard, Richard Nu,
gent and Charles +. Murray newly elected.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION.
This church, which Is located at the corner Of
| Twenty-second street and Virginia avenue north
west, has no vestry Of Its own as 1t 10 managed BY
the vestry Of 81. Johns church.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS.
| This church is located at the corner Of Nine
ganiIed under the District law, and conssq uentIy
has no vestry, but Is governed by board o.
| trustees, who are appointed for life.
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VISIT TO THE WHITE HOUSE.

.
How tho President and his Lady Heoeive
C.r.r.--Tbe Presidents scotch Ancestry
.s,.I...nc.o ~ IN Prc.I,,ept Grant.
-. ~. <,,.-, ~
Alady correspondent tenus inc IohoNns ue-
scription Of o pleasant call At the White House I;
WARRINGTON, March, 1870
Mrs grundy having decreed that the social
,~o,ia Of WILMINGTON should hasten TO pay It's
re.pects 10 the new mistress Of the white House.
moi a day passes that MIS-. Hayes does not re,
ceive upwards OF nfty callers, and so far have
mot heard Of one who has not come away charmed
with abe gracious manner and essy bearing Of tho
wife OF our new President, Tho night our party
had set apart for : social call on the President
and Mrs. Hayes proved rainy, but nothing
daunted, the two ladies OF tho party donned their
vatcrproofs and their gentlemen escorts dehed
1Oid Prob IN ulsters, and thus rendered indie
pendent OF rain We bundled in Q close carriage,
and, In nautical lingo, "headed" for the white
HOUSE. A few minutes later the food Of gaslight
against o white background showed MS that our
destination was reached, and the smiling Jehu
descended from the boz and threw open the car
rage door.
The porter was on the lookout for visitors at
the mont door and led us into cloak-room to the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03
BENDER'S BUST.

A Desperate Struggle with . Policeman In
which Several Dollars worth Of Clothes arc
Spoiled.
George Bender got on bender yesterday,
and came in contact with Policeman Bowling, Of
the First precinct, at the corner Of -Four. and.a.
half street and Virginia avenue southwest. Tho
officer thinking Bender was In good condition
to be run in" attempted TO do so when Bender
resisted violently, tearing nearly all tho clothes
from the officers back. Bender also lostthe entire
back Of his coat.
All that is left Of the garment are the fronts
and one OF the sleeves Before the oficer reached
the station with his prisoner he had to call on
two brother officers to assist him. In the station
Bender became very violent, knocking all the
books from the clerks desk and scattering things
around generally. He was brought up with q
round turn and locked up for an introduction to
Judge smell this morning on the charge Of being
drunk and disorderly and resisting the oiicer.
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Ex-MaYOR HALL.

The Mystery Of His Whereabouts AS Great as
Evcr-AnaIyIing the sutline story-wm
the Mayor Issue . Proolamation?-whn
Mr.. vandsrpocl Says.
tBv Telegraph TO the National Republican,
NEW YORK, April e.-The mystery sur
unsolved. The theory of foul play 10 again
being started and many believe that the miss
ing man is dead. Around Printing House
square the rumor Is current day that Mayor
Ely will DO shortly appealed to to issue .
proclamation offering a reward for the dis
covery of Mr.. Hall, dead or alive.
Some people cling to the belief that Mr..
Hall is in this city enjoying the sensation he
has caused. The story that the members of
his family knew about his departure is denied
by their intimate friends. The prevailing i'm
preston about Mr.. SutlifCe, of Quebec, the
passenger on the Victoria-which is the old
Williams & Guion steamer Nebraska-is that
he was not Mr.. Hall, In spite Of the cable dis
patch from Liverpool. Several inconsisten-
cies appear In the story OF the alleged dis
| covery, namely, the shabby ulster coat, and
Mr.. Halls having q generally dilapidated ap-
pearance as far as clothing went. Then, again,
his taking q third class ticket by the Under
ground railroad upon his arrival at London.
INCONSISTENCIES.
In INC Hrbt place, IL Is knOWn tntt MT. Raj
was always fastidious In costume and dressed
with exquisite neatness. II he were able to
pay for frst-class passage on the Victoria, It
is not likely that he would try and save lew
pence by travelling In the third instead Of the
first class In the Underground railroad. Ifhe
| were trying to disguise himselfit Is not likely,
| either, that he would wear spectacles, a. de-
| scribed by the dispatch. The fortnight's
growth Of beard, Judging by Mr.. Halls ante
cedents, is also very Improbable.
1t 10 much to be regretted that the sender
| Of the dispatch was not able TO fnd out from
Mr.. Subtitle who he really was, where he
lived, profession, Sc, supposing him not to be
Mr.. Hall. No Investigation, either, appears
to have been made on board the Victoria by
interviewing captain, officers and Others Is to
the conversation and general behavior of Sui
life. All the information furnished 10 that
Sutlife's puns. This "lead" OF information
appears to have been LEFT unworked from some
inexplieable cause.
Meanwhile, owing 10 It's not having beso
found out who sutline Of Quebec really was,
the clew to his antecedents and Whereabouts
appear to be completely lost. This is certain,
however, that should Mr.. Hall be seen In tho
leading streets Of London, he will probably
soon DO recognized by some Americans living
In that city.
WHAT MR.. vANDRRPORL SAYS.
Mr.. Vanderpoel, of the firm OF Vanderpoel,
Green & Cunning, was found at his office in
the Tribune building this morning.. He looked
serious and thoughtful. The following inter
view took place between him aud reporter:
Reporter. Is Mr.. Hall really found, Mr.. Van
derpoel'
Mr.. Vanderpoel. have no dlspA,cbes con.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

sCoTT,-At her n sldsaes: No, Is5 stree, ns,,h-
RiET A.. vie OF Alexander seott, In the thirty
The fsnsrSi Vim take place from Memorial
church. Fourtreu'h ard strcsts~ "wednesday.
invited to attend.
ROsI LIN hi, city. on the ID of Aprii. Miss
The "a neral vim tsse place nom 81 Mathew
church, this TUESDAY, D. m, at o'clock. =
baltimore papers please eopy.1
HROwN.-On Monday. April Q. at V m. at resi-
dsnce. near Brooks station. EEANk BROWN. son
OF Gsorre u. and EliIabeth Brown, aged ave
years
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BIRrH.-In Georgstown. ID. q. on April !, ISL.
Mrs.. ELIIkBrrH 5. BIRCH, wife Of Isaac Birch.
Fqssssi M Isie pi,ee from Dumbartos n. 4.
church. Tuesday Afternoon. at oeicek.
MUNCAsTER--Un March u. ISL. NJ his father' {.
residence, OF diphthsria, CHARLIE NJ. eldest
child and only son Of Or. D. n. and Mar T. Mum
easter.
msnt Al Con Gressional Cenetery.
fuNfELLY.-At coorerstovu. n. u. at
o'clock Eater norniur 9, April !. ISL. hAnr AVN.
vile Of John fumoeily. ESQ, Of .O.eS9, and
earrhter Of the late sarEeon LYMAN Foot, U. >. A.