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bridgel precincts by means Of which the patrol
mon can cali for assistance in case " neceasity
The Department OF Charities and Correction
hns eight miles of wire. u submarine cable run Z.
ming to Blackwelfs Isinnd. and battery of
thirty coils. Al the institutions on tho island
are In Geographic connection. and eighteen in
strumrnts are in uso.
The telephone. which Inns been in use for a
short time only has found much favor. The
Telephone Company Of Now York has already
thirtv-ilvc lines IN operation IN the city
II is n matter of fat that tho Gle trcity pro
du""1 10y the vast amount Of battery in the
Offices ~ the larger companies so thoroughly
urrvpir- the earth on the lOw'r end Of Manhat-
TIN Island that any wirr put To ground IN that
vicinity IL seriously affected by the overflow Of
current from tn So batteries.
Taking the figures given above for n bnsis II
may y estimated that there are In the ciy Of
NV York about e 900 miles VI telegraph wircs.
Including those contained in the aerial ami sub
t"rrlneHn cthlcs about 1000 poles. and about
q SlO cells of battery. The total number of sub
marine cables running out Of the city Is ninety
eight.
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SEIINI'S StRCOPH.fGUs.
What was Found In Giri's Tomb ut Chiusi-
A Monument of Etruscan Art.

The archaeological treasures of Italy have
lately boon In reused Ivy n magnificent monu-
mcnt Of Eiru-can art. in the shape OF snrco-
phHgu- IN terra iuttI. recently dis ONrrcd at
Chiusi hy Sgnnr T. 'tro Blnsi Casuccini. Tho
sarrophngus ain RS from that Of Cornrto in it,
ornNinrniNtlon and its cover. Instead pi a sim
pie pointed roof. we have the usual couch, on
which rrrlinHS young woman. almost life si1r,
brightly painted In colors that have lust none II
their fr 'shnrss. She loans with her LEFT elbow
ON two pillows. and with the other hanl raises
the veil which covers her head ana dos ends
tiuc. gathered in ut the waist hy knoted and
embroidered girdle. and closed nj the throat 10y
"a golden clasp ia the shape ot u WINGED Gorgon.
gold ~ crown ornaments her mar; round
her throat Is a he 'klri composed az small
duph"T; IN her ears are gold pendants and
golden urml"ts clasp her naked arms. Her irit
hand adorned with five rings. holds the piieG
of the eternal banquet and from under her long
skirt appears nuie foot imprisoned IN an ca
Tho coilin, viii III has the form ~ n base sup
port nE the beautiful SWWdniinn. shows. IN re-
hrf. five Ionic pilaetorS. and between these are
two cNpundHd roSctto~ and two pattern. With
the skeleton was found a Roman as Wtcid IS
without IA" name of the hpOnrW U0usfdriVS.
TINS coin - most valuable ~ enabling H. tg fix
approximately the date of thc monument. II Is
4 fat thut the asses imridies were struck IN
Rome in ~ y"nr 81 ol the 'ity. and lasted I'M
III the ifI ihpuld IN 66j. while from tus they
were struck hut rarely. ANT always bore the
name pi the mint -ua-tnra Near tho sarro nhu-
gus were several silver uhgccis-such ~ "A small
VASE. "a SIM Ill pd'Yr. a comb. loo ikin- Tor the
htlr. various small pilates of different SIZES and
a pair of lln'cr- Tor pulling out hairs Beside
these were two little ivory nWphpr1 for un-
Eurnt-. a bronze vase. and some small crystal
bulls
The buried girl. whose c1igy we sec upon the
cover. WIS 70 Selma. u- W. learn from an in
S.rlpion engraved IN the border of the -nrro-
phnEu- ami repeated on the plaster. some
spfntfs huyo maintained that the Inscriptions
comm morltr two individuals Of whom one
the hu-land-dss rod to w., buried beside the
beloved rurtn l. oi the brightest days oi his iiir
Iut THIS idea l. opposed. first Of ALL 10y the fact
that M urn contained only one skeleton. and
fItsff q Ufsa MI.
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The I,sro,n. of the Cola mor.s.hoe..

Last summer "A lady guest at the Cataract
House attracted no little attention, both al the
hotr and IN the village. by her whims and en-
prices which were c,Iualol only by her orcrn-
triciirs. She never registered her name, al
though " Miss Thompson was asccrlnincd to
BIZ pant Of it, She rop'lled all social advances.
phld all her his promptly, and usually with
twenty dollar gold pieces. would leave the hotel
without announcement and Doc absent several
as though she had been out for a shon walk
only, and in numbcrlrss other ways She evil
duneed n mind decidedly peculiar. $40
had valuable mare. which she was
IN the habit Of riding. usually with a groom on
foot to lead the animal by the bit. While oreu-
pil.. apartments at the Cataract she Ielt one
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MR.. OLII'H REMOVAL


serious misunderstanding has arisen
between III" Government 81 India and Sir Salar
Jung. Th"dl-tingul-hcd Minister Of the Ni1am
mas hhi IN his employment Tor the last Two
years an English gentleman. namcd Oliphant,
WHO has tl- 'lulscl with Hu N efficiency and
lral the duties OF private secretary. The Gov
eminent OF India claim the power Of ordering
the removal and Of preventing the appoint
mrnt Of any European in AN on 'inl capacity at
native court. The origin OF this pref tension
il easily dis oyerrd in the historical relation u
the Eng sh in India to rvni European powers
hut since the establishment Of British supr"m-
nry Il has rarely been exercised, II has now
boon suddenly revived by the Calcutta Foreign
Oni'o Sir Salar Jung has been p,rrmptoriy
requested to dismiss Mr. Oliuhant and, having
no power TO resist he has calmly a'qucs ncd
But the significance Of the blow consists In the
TACT that all India believes II has been levcled
at the Min,t p himself. There have been some
deli at uuc ~tions at issue between the Govern
ment ~ India and Sir Salnr Jung ever since the
visit of the hitter to England in 1876. one Of
these refers To- the OHr upHtiOn of the Brrars
whi u We hold rs security for tn payment Of
the Nilms Contingent. Sir Salar Jung, hay
ing stored the inan 'cs 81 llydcrahal % or
der. L. Qi oiinlOn thut the B"rar- ought to be
surr"udr rcd To- the Man, since II is no longer
douilm. that the payment for the Contingent
can he Innrtuniiy discharged. The Govern
mont of In wa. however. dr'Nret the case t. be
co, 'd and though SIR Sa'dr Jung obtained
Lord Stl1hurN'a permiss ION 10 roOprn II. h : re-
palniu'ly -trulnod ana he lrlt his grievances so
keenly that fc lrnw NJ "A statement Of them in a
pamphlet printed Tor private circulation. The
Responsibility Of the publio alton, and also OF
r si-tane" 10 the nomination OF a colleague in
the Regency tp whom he was personally hostile.
was thiyWn, u ari"N-, without Sufficient proQf.
upon Mr.. OllpuHni. The indi4nltV will he
koonly i'lt Mt ilyiernpad and W. cannot holp
thinking lint the moment was hadly chosen to
oieud The principal Mussunian state in India.
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day "a quietly M usual. and some days after
ward the proprietors received despatch from
Bristol. England. from their eccentric guest.
requesting. special care for the mare until her
return. Weeks after this tho lady returned.
anil remained n short time. and again she took
her departure for Scotland. with her marc and
one of the porers ut the hotel TO take care Of tho
animal on the way. On her departure she dis
trihutcd $50 gold pioros among her hotel ut
tcndants with M lavish hand ne though they
were mere paltry quarters. She IL believed to
be the same Miss Thompson who recently had
u SGT Of gold horsoshocs made for a mare In
EIfuburph
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HEAL
T II I SELF
STEAMBOATS, an0 ,lllIoi9,.
ANA EAIlKoN

AND UNIFIED ~iAll~ All. kfii lF
Ou iud after NO, ~ 1871.
Trains leave N"N YORK., Wa Il, ,bsore' ami tofflHndf
is frrle-. "a, fn.iuW-
ENlrr,. ior ilnrr-nur.. rtt,iur.h Che wc.i AMI ~
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tW wuhm.rort Lock Haven Corr ant Rrc 'ts
7 NJ runn'ctns ~ Cory iu fuu.,l l., feirI. iu
9cnug ami ne pa Regions ior Mtam.rot ANi
Lul Is NlNtu. q \
f@ Rdumntc, wa.mnsion ami ile south tniri
Washington fNprrss' o Pullman Ptl Of trs litnN. 81,
cert NuuiHN. $3.50 NJ N l.l lli-fult ll4' VI,
keeuar Al = 20 A VI. Lo5D and ~. NJ. sunday,o 81
and % T. NJ
Expression Philadelphia. 49, 20 9 80 80 lin.teiI II
4 " !. :. q. e. u $780, T. = $50. tuI IF SUNDAY. %
ciA.s. T. NJ
Hoai, oi Rnokl,n AnncN" connect with all ,hr,Nih
ran, r~N CIV "n'r'ius aspccdl AMI iiirett'aH'
fer iUr hrnNalN no travel.
fg Trans 20 Ncwu,, Enmhcih. R,hwa, runru1
Trenton. Perth AultN, fruiu-tlu. Nldrfo Al'
Other IolNf-. ,0r lo At - hotu, Af 40 ire'f uNi 90
Trains arrive From ilff-luf-u. lnuI 900 60 Hnt
lu-ur NJ dult Do. ~ a .niHsl "a du.N. ~
cert NmiNN From WASHINGTON amt Baltimore. y
ard g. " ~ az. Hnl i1lo T. sunday
81 Huhut 20 ~ FROM i'WH INhlI 500, D.. 'i. ID %
10 4intai ,nN aln i.l'.i i' "'nSi - o.,
and lN u VI san lN. 'ni, o. 90, " ~, - q, ~
\ NJ Is 'l and ln -li'
Hck,t Ohi.r,. n-6 ANA uti Broadway. Aston lll"'
lUi ttit o l..lIt.-'- and tDftuult Ste. count o
nrouhhu. lIi. ltu and o. Unison ST.. unl.e M n.
FRANk flnN-ON g. fAHMlE
nrnetN NJ ult-'r GrnOrAI it-, i4-'r a. 'hi
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Ytsal llotitts.
CRIE RAILwAy.-roREcLosl


ERIE wAY.-roREcLosuRE SALE
II supreme Court OF tie state o NcN York The
Farmer. Loan and trust COMPANY paiuuf against The
tue and pursuant To Judgment and decree OF fore
closure and sale rendered ami entered At Special FERN
the seventh DAY of Nosemh,r. A u 1877. I t,orge
rcknor Curu- Referee appointed therein To -,i al ant
ert,. both real ~onal ami mixed menu' we'd m the
complaint ~ tins action ana mentioned IN tnr sHt JUDI
WrN ahl u' rec 'hs me SANE m'i'sat' nr WY nirl
50 to he o. the plalnun tc Farmer, Loan amt Iru-t
ol February u lsit do hereby give notice mat ON The
twgntY.nr' day Of janualy IN ilc Nrar i-7-. At /.
y ~ broadway. N ING cN of s." Work ny BERNARD
>mNih Aucunneer. shall proceed - ,'i Snd shall sell
owIu- described property All AMI Singular the railways
the said COM any from ani inc uins lermont the
sad ra"sy ON IaRc Enc ana the railway K"'"n a. sns
Newhnrgh Branch from Newhurgh to the main line ami
Branch d he Ere RAILWAY cSruans tom Il, a drnei,
Vile To- Atuca. in the state ol New York ami also all
Nsw YORK, Pennsylvania ana New Jersey or an, oi
them together with all the lands tracks lines rails,
erecuous truces wall. fixtures franchise privilege
and rsht, n the said company AMI also n de- Icouo.
manu- otmted or unnanune iurri materials, coal woei.
b. sat, r,n.nN ,I i W lit. la'"s ~
fcceiye o. i",oycs te same nlsn ali he estate rsht
title AMI interest terms and remainder terms nan
ohl'es, pnWrscs amt ush,s Of action OF Whatsoever
unto Tie Ncw YORK ana Lrc kmIroai Company, or into
the Ere RmlMlN COMPANY ht the Union Railroad CON.
pany h, Inc Bun,o Bradford and rit,,hnrsh Railrori
Company bN The Roo -tef nni tieuc.cc Valley Raroal
singular the ai,, h rton sto, h.. bonds book accounts,
bills receivable, and other evidences of iudehteinos-
eaSh9d estates, contracts and other property IN the
said Judgment mcnuoned
nunder hand the ciy of New York this sixth
GfoRiE TIcHNoR CURTIS. Referee
IuRSkR, Lrf MCt'LuRf,
Plainuns Attorneys
- Nas,au It, N,w York
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CMIeWA>T I>DvsrRIAL SAVINGS
IRVING sAviNG,Ii,>,sT,rUrIoN.

NV WORK Dec % lS77
The trustees OF this institution have ordered
at the rate nj hve per cent per nnnum u bee ad ON all
sums remaining un deposit Tor The titc and ia nuul
ending Dee a. 1871 Payable On and after IAN ~ -7S
Interest not Withdrawn Will be added TO the principal,
ara draw interest from Jan
Money d,p".iicd noN Will draw interest RON Jan
Bank open dally from "a tnIP VI
WALTER ". CONCkLIN. President
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Amustmtnts.

ISIFTu AVENUE THEATRE.
Broadway and 18th st. Al cars stop at path st.
IN THE NEW English EMOTIONAL PLAY
pDDD RRRR II EEEE SN MN sEEEB
"a B B EEnnH !! Fnn SESSE ErE
~ n n Ri MN Mn T.
A A DDDD Ri EEEE n MN M EEEEi
TELEGRAM SAYS
on the stage of the fnh Avenue Theatre in ADRfESNE
rare Intelligence was before one the most brilliant
came positive that MODJESKA Is finished actress,
trionic art approaches ecnua She is one Of the
graccd the metropolitan ards Her two great scenes
into the heart of her banching rival and where she
tails rigid In death into an armchair Th, dying scene
MATINEE TOMORROW ara OVER AT $50
RESERVED BAtcoNY. oNF DOLLAR
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sblpplnl.

A >'"oH ' ~ riiayirsi yIitsi6PESIi NN"'
70 IIsSN6@!l f6isR' ff2liii glbSg.Y6'iSF'
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tif$ q SoSIghESSl rnar..iia,, .aa y ssa5 \
From p.,g .. Norin R,er
ls,creb.t arm, sfEERAGr ~ carfsney p,a.t- at
. i6SG 6,IE t0, : AMI AMI a s so "iS%, ''7
ATIo>AL L,NE;-rirr,t t4nl 81. Norih r'cr
t'i,,1 La, -" t'11,N,"N lbb ..inn,nln Dos
;-----foR QtttNsfoMS ASn LiytRrool. -
England Jan 1. Is 80 4 tnn, sat. Jan ~,
csen - To- 81. cnrr.nry seert-c 50 priit- 9ou
a. S s sa ' Il S,,S WS ntNs " ,ps s,'
pACIFIC MAiLAND NAMATKANsiT
STEAMSHIP LINES
''' '"'' hnu.S So@Gia 6g '' s, ~" "''''"'
FOX sH% FRKlGiisG G,' VIA s.rnNtS aGiF rNNSSHuA
Steamship roLoN. Monday, Dec 81, Tor central Amer
''D fRo M sNN ffRl>tlis'G'o roJArAx AND CHINA
FROM ssHl NFREiStitSS' 'ff 6 ' s2>hWrcu ISLANDS
s,e,m.A E y ,LHHf,I N HIY @E A.
,f9 iI,isht aqi p,,arn apply at eomrAuy's onlf'.
SrrS}rliti i ,>Nh s,r -rfA M rdHSrsoxprnnY
sEtfFF 81 S ff5ll>i6ALf fa5.a g5 I'm = ''" 10
81 '0' ttiS BAnTiN H.1 |4 :; BS S'GEsy
Steerase u, ke',at' Broadway and AT Company pier,
TIE AMEWscNN. STEAMSHIP COM
>, rlillNp ililiN ,ND LNfRrooL LNE
The only irtI- tfllulf Jane sttI- under tlr American
a. Sa,..n. cyr} Thursday rom Philadelphia ami
THE RED STAR LINE
CARRYING the Belgian ami tml,d states mails Sailing
%Nl m,nhh al'rn.i'A nom fhl'A lpNm amt Sew
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nou''e r-'ck me most Improved Equipment u tn
Easiest nmr consistent with Ah.nuic -ot3
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SINPENNY SAVINGS BANK, Broadway AMI
~ Astur place, Established lSia Bank upcn daily
rom 10 A NJ. tos T. NJ Five cents 10 500 received
WEST SIDE SAVINGS BANK,
w IA bill AN between II IN amt l2th SITS
The usual semi annual interest nj Uer per an
all from ~ 10 - 90 has been declared and
VIII he rad ON and after MONDAY. Jan u. 1878, ON all
sums entitled thereto
Dividends no, drawn will bear interest same a de
post
Money deposited on or before ION January 1878 will
draw interest from the LIST January, 1873
BN order OF the trustees
+ A CONkLING, President
Jous II. iunsOS secretary
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ABERLr's TIvoLI THEATRE.

"A -ih It. between 81 AMI ~ ivs
AMERICAS GREATEST AND REST SHOW
TIM ONLY BALLET TROUPE IL THE cry
DRAMA. BALLET, PANlOMlME. AND VARIETY
NEW YEARS DAY, Afternoon aud Even.
INK. Sogithe, CONNIE ncing at aud precisely. At
Beethoven Hall 9Th It near bowery Gent, wardrobe
checks So Music hy Luster- entire orchestra Large
-nd most elegant balcony surrounis entire ballroom.
GARD s5.-PRIVArE MUSIC LESSONS UNNER.
u SlrN ~ Waverley place
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:fcr sale ano % GET.
4 ust mo tOuao.

4ust mo touno.
OsT- saturday mornngin n I'd av car. a package ot
frames and pictures Under hN r'turmng thrm to W I.
THOMPSON, ld7 Eus l2dtn II VIII be suitably rewarded.
NlatbInsrp.
kOK sALE-A wood turning lathe. machine or foot
power with tools complete, alta sAcrhce. Apply at
M. 5Gi Lafayette nv, Brooklyn.
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Three thousand five hundred Kurds,
twelve thousand Basbi BasOuks, five
infantry battallions and seven guns
are moving northward from Lake
Van to join the Turkish forces at Ka-
sakalisa.
The Turkish detachment which was
expected to attack Baya2ed has fallen
back toward Lake Van. Tae body of
a Turkish chief of staff was found
among the slain at Ardahan.
The Russians are concentrating a
heavy force to defend the mouths OF
the rivers Dnieper and Odessa, and
are also strongly reinforced. Great
stores Of provisions and ammunition
are accumulated at Nikolojeff, and in
the event of the Turks reducing Oc-
taehof, not only these stores and the
ship building yard. but also Kherzen
and other great towns on Dnieper
basin would be open to the Turkish
navy which is cruising along the
coast.
The Turkish squadron, consisting OF
two monitors, three iron clad frigates,
sveral smaller vessels and q whole
flotilla OF barks, Is supposed to have
volunteers on board, are cruising in
the water OF Sebastapool and Eupato-
ria.
1t is reported this fleet will not be
satisfied with bombarding places on
the coast, but also means to excite an
instruction movement in the crlmea.
1t can not be denied that the spirit
beginning to show itself in the popu.
lation IL not. calculated to inspire
much confidence. The south coast OF
Crimea Ia now almost entirely occu-
pied by mahomedans.
The following Is the resolution
adopted by the senate and chamber
Of deputies yesterday. This chamber
makes note that war Is proclaimed be-
tween Roumania and Turkey, and
declares the connection between these
countries dissolved. The desire for
the independence Of Roumania thus
receive official sanction, and the
chambers count on the sense Of the
guaranteeing powers.
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Dissolution.

The firm heretofore known as J. @.
Booth & Co., and doing an auction
and commission business at 403 Main
street, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, j. G.. Booth retiring. The
business will be continued by my part
ner. thank my friends for past ia
vors and hope they will continue the
same to my former partner.
May 10, lsT. J.G. BOOTH.
The business will be continued at
the old stand by f. Aston, and we
take this opportunity to commend hun
to those having goods to consign, and
those requiring the services OF live,
reliable and accomplished commission
merchant, one thoroughly understand
ing the business Of this section, and
with energy and perseverance enough
20 rise 10 meet II.
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The Turks Take the Offensive
In CrImean Waters and
tho DnIoper Basin.
Their Fleet WIN IGndeayOr "a In-
cite IAN Insurrccti0nary Move
ment In Crlmcn, Where
Much Dissatisfaction
Already Exists.
The Situation Along the Danube and In
Asia Minor Unchanged The lnsur-
reOtlOn In Georgia and CIroassla
a Surprise 10 Russia.


LONDON, May 22.--Russian reports
say eight thousand Turks were buried
at Arabian.
The czar starts for the Danube June
I'd. Hewill be absent three weeks.
The Daily Telegraph's Rutschuk dis
patch, dated Monday, has the follow.
ing; " Great preparations are being
made by the Russians for crossing the
river, They have brought down by
rail to the bank pontoon bridges and
small steamers, and ARE erecting large
Notifications, There Is continual
concentration OF troops in the direc-
ton OF Simitza, who are fullypropared
to resist the attempt"
The railway bridge over the Aluta,
near Stateria, carried down with II u
train Of ten cars carrying ammunition
to the Russians In Little Wallachia.
Rumors Of peace are circulating among
Russian officers, but cannot DO traced.
The Roumanian senate vote unani-
mously for independence,
The Telegraph's dispatch from Tut
akar, on Monday, reports that forty
two Russian battalions, three batteries
Of artillery and some cavalry had just
arrived on the opposite side OF the
river.
The Turks are concentrating at Tur-
tukai and Sisteria, where the Rus
slams are expected TO attempt TO cross
in force In few days. Despite the
reported suppression of the Circassian
revolt, troops from Er2eroun and Rho
gum, AS well AZ local garrisons OF
Dogheston and Tchetichina, are being
concentrated for joint operations
against the insurgents. The greater
part OF Tchetichina Is In arms against
the Russians. Dogheston Is still quiet.
The effect produced by the insurrec-
ton seems to be all the greater In Rus
STA, as II was quite unexpected. All ac-
counts previous to the war were such
as to excite no apprehension. Troops
embark from Alexandria, conveyed
by the iron-clad frigate Mehemet Ali
and q Turkish corvette.
England has notified Turkey and
Russia that she will oppose everything
which might hamper the passage OF
merchant ships or men-of.war with
neutral powers through the Suez canal.
She has at the same time Informed
the other powers of her notification.
PARIS, May % "A lie Lemps Ath-
ems correspondent says; "War be-
tween Greece and Turkey within
twenty days is inevitable"
SAN Francisco, May 22.-The RUS
sian gunboat Amaze, sailed to-day un.
der sealed orders.
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Did IL with His Little Ratchet.

Yesterday afternoon gentleman
named Coates was busy in the Young
Mems Christian association rooms
putting up some decorations. He was
using high step ladder and Ratchet.
He laid the Ratchet down on the top
step OF the ladder, and descended to
the floor. While standing near the
ladder the Ratchet fell from the top
step, striking him on the top Of the
head, and cutting big cash In his
head, which bled profusely. He was
obliged to repair home, and physi-
clan was sent for to dress his wounds.
DR.. Morton was called and dressed the
wound which was quite deep.
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CHILD BITTEN.
Dog Bites a Hoy and Laceratcs His
Arm Considerably.

Dog Kites Hoy nnd Lacerntes His
Arm Considerably,
Some time ago u dog bit a child In
the face. Officers Duncan and Ed
wards took the dog TO tho river bottom
and shot him, leaving him for dead.
He revived, however, and crawled
homo and was dootored up by his mas.
Ter, and finally got well. Yesterday
u boy was near the bakery OF Mr..
Loreniz, who owns the dog, when he
was attacked and bitten by the brute
quite severely In tho left arm, tearing
the sleeve OF his coat of. The owner
OF the dog then tied him up In the
yard, back OF the bakery. Marshal
Morton, hearing OF the occurrence,
proceeded to the place, took the dog
TO the calaboose and killed II. The
owner repaired there also, and finding
his dog dead, grumbled considerably
because, as he said, his dog was H.
oensed. we fail To SEQ the good
OF taxing dog, unless the city also
compels them to be muzzled. An
ordinance should be passed to pros
ecute all owners Of dogs who allow
them on the streets without muzzle.
Dogs are mostly worthless In town, and
fine dogs should be kept tied up. II
would be better every cur In town was
killed than a child bitten, and we
hope the authorities will strictly en-
force the law, and impound every
loose dog on the streets. and when
they are redeemed oblige the owners
to promise to secure them before they
can get them out. Dogs are all very
we'll in their place, but when they be-
come nuisance to the community at
large, they should be controlled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-23
The Dallas and vicinity.

At meeting Of the board Of direo-
tors OF the Dallas and Wichita rail-
road company, held at their Office yes
terday afternoon, committee VI three
members was appointed to confer
with the officers Of the Dallas, Pales-
tine and Southeastern railway compa-
ny, looking to a consolidation with
said company, or II not practicable, to
organize under the general law OF the
state Of Texas, Immediately to locate
and build the Dallas and Wichita road
southeasterly from Dallas to the gulf,
or the Mississippi river, or both. 1t
Is the intention, we believe, to com.
mence work at once on this line be-
tween Dallas and Kaufman, and that
the bonds Of the road can be placed on
the market at once, In fact, will be
handled by the same parties who are
taking the Dallas and Wichita first
mortgage bonds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-23
More HuiIdfng,

Our city IL improving very rapidly,
and Notwithstanding the dullness Of
the times and the strlngency OF money
matters, great number Of good sub
stantial buildings are being erected.
Workmen began yesterday to build
two brick stores, one Of them two
stories, for DIR. Hughes, on the lot east
ofHoyt q Collins drug store, on Elm
street. They will be quite an addition
to that part of the city.