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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-06

WEST says he could have ayallcd him
self of his privilege as n senator and
refuse to divulge the contents of the
Wells letter. This is decidedly re
freshing statement. The letter was in
the hands of the committee and could
have been opened with or without
Vests consent Wells never did have
control of it until Fields handed it to
him to be opened in the presence OF
the committee. He dared not refuse
to open them
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WEST gives gauay explanation OF
his conspiracy with Wells to sell Louisl
anas electoral votes. When alluding
to the fact that there were millions
in it, /. c., the Louisiana vote, West in
noccntly says that his pal was only in
dulging in an expression used by the
celebrated Colonel Sellers. That he
meant no harm, only to be u little
funny. Very clear statement, this
Mr.. West had better try his hand NJ it
again.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-06

The troops in and about Washington
arc being scattered, II part to Fortress
Monroe u part to Governors Island
others to the West, etc. "White-robed
peace" has descended to stay, and nei-
ther Bob lngersoll's reserves nor Cam
eron's mercenaries from Pennsy lvanla
are npnlnl
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SoME months since every one thought
Charles OConor was dying but yester'
day he was making the grandest speech
of his life, in the grandest cause that
ever engaged the genius of counsel
Four millions Of voters were his clients
and are awaiting Onxiously the result
of hig effort.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-06

Theodore rilton lectured on the
Problem of Life" to n good audience,
at Nashville, on the Goth inst. He goes
soon to Dallas, Texas. He did not say
anything about the problem of life in II
sleeping car nor on the relations be-
tween high art and long night gowns
in connection "ith picture hanging
~ q. Times
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wanted nj tne AntcIia ancc Onlcc.
Cooks, Waiting Girls, Chnmbermaids aud
Washers.
BOrrHlng.
A few persons can nnd good bunrd In II
private family. References given aud re-
Quirei.
For sale.
A secondhand piano, new, for small
amount OF cash down, and balance In
monthly idstnllments.
second hand freight and express wagons;
also, mules, horses and ponies.
Wanted To Rent.
small truck farm wanted, on shares,
near Dallas.
Db- For iglther particulars, apply u. lEo
Intelligence Oticu, two doors east "a tho
POStOtllCe.
Al LAwTON & 70.
No, 2O5 Main NJ, . Doors East POStofie
dCc2G-dlm
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st. Louis Republicans "Trplo's
said the doctor scntcntiou.ly The
husband Of year rushed out on the
back porch, thought upon his slender
income, glured upon the snow clndyard,
aud exclaimed with wild, hooking
lnnph. "aon slrncIs In JlnnarY.u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-06

Tx Right Rev Bishop Garrett deliver.
ed one ofhis series of interesting lectures
upon Free Thought" on Sunday night.
At has not been our pleasure to hear
Thomas Carlyle talk, but from his
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-06
DALLAS. TEXAS,
TUESDAY MORNING ;; February 9

Icr gorges in Pennsylvania are de-
stroying immense quantities of lumber
and many farms with their fencing,
buildings, etc
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hNELLiNG HOUSE-An elegant dwell
~ ing mouse, recently constructed, In the
town OF Laurence, on the Pacific road, Is
miles east of Dallas, viii be exchanged
for almost any kind OF personal property.
he house has five good rooms, Is two stories
high, nicely painted without and papered
within, has gravel walks, gUoi fence, and
one OF The iiAest underground cisterns in the
STATE. Address, h. Il. English, Herald office.
jnnl3-tf
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A Neutrality-suspicious. Memody.

No remedial ngont has ever been offered
10 the Sick ana dcbllilRtcd ut an comparable
10 Ilostctter's stomach lttcrs, In cases Of re-
mlttent and Intermittent foyers, consiipa-
lion, nervous ailments, rheumatism md III
orders involving consu uli0nul weakness or
physc,l decay. II literally "wOrhs Won
dcrp.r Tho botanic ingrodients which It's
spirituous basis holds Ia solution, act Ike II
charm upon the brain, liver bowels and
nervous system, There is nothing In lls
composition tnntis not rnlubriuus, ltcou.
tains some Of the most potent TONES Of the
vegetable Kingdom and the JuiocHO the best
nperiont and ambitious roots ma herbs,
combined with perfectly pure stimulating
element. The Btlcrs Hre peculiarly adapted
to those engaged In cXhaustirg or I'M
healthy occupations ps by It's uao strength
il sustained ~ d TIE ability Of the system u
resist atmospheric and other influences
prcjudlciRl to health largely increased.
His frown was darr her smile was bright
She always laughed lac wore scowli
HIS teeth were black her teeth were white
Her brcuth was sweet; his breath was foul
He used no SOZ0DONT-Hnd she
Used SOIODUNT continually.
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OUR GOODS Ak TFT@ CFTE.EFE30Eo
lincor wash Pouin- sat Ger
4 Linz OF
ext
4 Ia
cost.
Cassmeres Jeans and Celebrated New BauGs Goods at Great Bargains
in tot
Indie
n i
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GOOD FARM--Uf five or six hundred
N aces, nsRT Meridian BOsque county.
ono nundTed acres IN cultivation. Plenty OF
land wcil umberud Unu well watercd, good
peach orchard, tenant hOuleS, CRIBS, etc. I'M
mediate POSSESSION gwen. Term, s2,UUO cHshi
balance on time. Price SO per acre. Addrrhs
j. h. sIAHDEFER Martlndale, Caldwell
county Texas. leud'lW
NbIRkURD French Pla.G Mirror, 3tqNi%
NA ivct, suitable Tor bar. BLY, hE 90,
~ elm suuot. ttlo'2J
AND-lUO acres improved land in 70 acre
a. luIs. LhuluO farming hbnu. one mile
from tne iair BIounus. j, q. CRu lClt-
FIELD. Jan2O-2v
state and county rgn.s OF shines I'M
proved window iraln.s loT sale, Jat u Il
BNlCK tun SALE In quantities from
ID 100 TO 100000. Apply 10 Rat Mullln, IN
lard, opposite CITY Mis-, JAM
LAW LIBRARY OF Forty Volumes,
N address, &, inns ONCE JAM
A AND--0lU acres of goOu land 10 exchange
a. tor tumuor, Address ~, HERALD once.
uec,Ou
AND-O6O acres of Land, one-lhird tim
IL Der, Situated lii the Nortn-weSt corner
OF FruCSJJne county, HuJOlnlns workman
station ON the huus.Ou ana Texas Cehlr u
hAiirOBu. There are 2UJ acres under fence
and necessary buildings on the place Inc
above described promises VIII De sofa cheap
Address IL, Il. LungUuLlani, Workman SIh-
ton, FrceStono county, LeAaS huNO-dh'
AWE ELLING-NU. 2Oi Carter street,
i hve rooms and Two halls, gas through
uut cellar, RlIohon, servants room, summary
(or staUIej, clsteyn and well, lot l0UAlJO ltcl
ono OF the haudsumost anu most convenient
residences IN me city. Apply 10 CltAS.
FIRED. luCkEh. oct2J-u
NLD PAPERs-At this office, In quaint.
" Ties 10 suit, ut 81 II hundred. jyGD-i
CONTINUATION LOCK SAFE-iiall's put
~ ear, cheap. Apply TO Z. b., Herald
UIice. maylO-u
ANLD PAt aR,--At this office, lnqua4 TIL
" ties 10 suit, At sl u hundred, ~ -o-tt
Wanted Boarding.
FEW gentlcm IL can procure table board
N 1T All Il lInn street, lnrte squares west
OF Centennial market, Ross avenue. Iebb-2
Wanied-Female Help.
ny u lady US huuhekeeper. Good refer
ID ence given. Address Mrs. Lacy, care Or.
Cochran, opposite Adams ~ Leonards. Jaoi
LADY wants u situation TO do house
-l----------------
A. lRL--Wanted, u glri to attend children
VI ana assist in nou,eworN. Apply, OU9 Lr-
Way street. luuoU-2J
rl'MO Good Needle Girls TO learn Dress.
l. ma,.ns, Apply 40 Main street, NJ .
o'clock, jan2.ISt"
NNTANTED-A White Girl, in family uI
w Lurec. Must DO u good washer ANA
lIuner, Audtess fUstOtnce hon Ia janl
WHILE GIRL, from 10 TO Is years OF
N nse, TO live with a small family IN the
city address ". q nerald once. uuc3l u
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~ oOD nor III AND HARNESS at u bar
VI gam for cash, or Will EXCHANGE Tor
nr1ech-iOauiug shotgun. Address h. l.. u,
Her Id office. tebl ~
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TEACiER-Wanted,b by u young lady, ed.
ucated at stanton, Va, "a situation as
Teacher In private family; TO take charge
OF or assist in II tchool. Apply 10 DIR. +. Il.
Hughes, No. 73l Elm street. janll-lwS
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no EXCHANGE for Merchandise: liGU
Il acres OF Land in Hood County; title
good. n i'll trade part or the Whole. Address,
Z .. Box No. g. Wills Point, Texas. Janl2-lw
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OBJ work --TEo HrINldoNicr 10 40" /,
u receiving hiao ,yu-iHhmghN OF J"' /
pnp.r ul H.i uH.c'' nN"iw, hhu lHH7 ,", |
examination ~ WIra and GuaiI3 .u. |
Heads Mote Hcada, Statements, Chiu'' |
Circulars, Exc printed nN thtnp ms lhr !
cheapest, Gnd nentor tunn the nrhlrhI hIin. |
In your oiders aud yet the behehb 81 our
"snmwrr Ircr''
,,'uG HERALD OFFICE cpn supply lon /
In Blank Deeds, Deeds e Trust LENSES, T.
pI,; Also, all Just. ey and county luuf |
Hanks. Buy ho UrmId'H uIus when Ir |
liz tlnus Jmll-tt |
0nAAA-lam aulhOrlzrI, ~ trustee. 10
DZODO lonn s2ODl Parties WISHING
money WA address iuH uuu NrslRn'l hlblINE ]
fully the character Of Nrcyriy thoN uprr'
J,RIt, lie nll ONCE IrDlU
INFORHATIOS WANTED Concerning %
| cutuiu ! AMES tA!lANACU, VINO l"lL|
his home I'm ltIJ; WAS employed IN l'uu-
slcr NJ Font supph hnd aIlrr"Gid Nuh
known 10 be- Ia ludpn Territory, Inc lHht
heard Of him was letter written ny hlmNwl
10 bis mo. her, RON Dallas, Toxins, ih,O ne
Is now % mnu ~ years OF age brown hhlH
blue eyes, uud rb' NJ 1yc rect seven lururH
iu height, hUuNyr.tt name, ANA cittllW
1t position. ANY one that can give any clue,
please suud 10 Mis- James tutlunnch, BYRON
H., or 10 tho tditOr Of the DallHs lirfAla'
Dailaa, Texas. l"no
VATM. MORRIS, u!uu.yp.r old orphan, dee
w slres to mud his uncle, Nelson DIruy
In Texas. Any one knowing nus Whereabouts
nddrcs, VIM, Morris. Unllns, Texas. dte4j
,g,IlE PANTY taking from The Herald
| editorial rooms two volumes ct Black
stones commentaries VIII pie IKE return tht
snnle. h'clo-u
EINE NOTE-Lettcr, Foo!scap and H'!
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INU sale or exchange on exc client terms,
L 30 Oavres Trinity county pine and iarin
lauus or Dallas city properly, improved ur
uniinproved. lhese lands ila near the pro-
pus,u laIlway lines. Apply to GAsIUN "
THOMAS. tebB-2t
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SITUATlON AS TEACHER, by an Ala
~ ban Ian. Country preferred. Ctn give
good references. Address N. z. Bonham,
ID Has, Texas. febl 2t
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Miscellaneous Wants.

INlvoRUES legally and quietly obtained
~ Tor ineompatibility, ETC.; reference un-
experience. A. GOODRICH, Attorney nj
Law, lsi Deerbon ST., Chicago, Ill. jan2s.sm.
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ron work -Tnc nua.doNice 10 nov
j receiving miao tyu-ignmrnis oi J"p
pupHr oi aH uuHCr'puUuhi hnd asks HIl
examination ~ pucw ana Guh'lJ' .ul
lleadg, Note Noadr, Statements, Cards,
Circulars, Etc, printed M Chtnp ns me
chpuprst, and nenlor tunn the ncalosL Bling
In your oiderB aud yet the benehL ol our
t.sluUrtutr lffNprR.N
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.,,llE HERALD OFfluE can supply you
In Blank Doods, Deed, Il Trust, Lrnarf,
oir; Also, all justices and county touH
Hanks Buy Jho llrruldH puns, Whl'li W'
Il curnlr, aud draw your ohn Dtod1 Aul uD
Tx tuHs, JhhlI-I
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Wanted Situation.

nY man and wife. Man will make him.
40 S4lf generally useful, and wife to do
housework. Gail FOR MIR. GIL, 1915 Main
sheet. iebl-2t
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Unparalleled !
Unsurpassed !

repuontOr selling
ali departments
hIowert hnnth o house.
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Unwilling HOUSE in town In Nebraska
~ p pulutiun over 3OJO; on railroad ana
Missouri river. Address, Leonard, itWld
Once. ltpilW
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Wanted Boarding.
Wanied-Female Help.

A FEW gentlem II can procure table board
"A At All Il lInn street, lnrte squares west
OF CentenuiaI market, koss avenue. Icbb2
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JNWO Beautiful Residence l. Is, In Me-
l Urlsku town Of over 1000 population
Address, Leonard Herald oiliee. ieul-lw
.L,lN business Lots in town la Nebraska
> ovoi 5000 population. Address, Leonard,
ncruld ONCE. lehl-lw
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For Sale or Exchange.

WHITE GIRL, from 10 to Is years OF
N nsc, TO live with a small family IN the
city address ". q neruld ONCE. uec3l II
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For Rent

1 or with TO buy u lot Ia good luct ion
I and n lghbprhu0d. sil' iJNl21, a. lHrgD l.
Address liON l7Ul, f,hb ~
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tlNhE DIV ELLlNG-No. 2Oi Carter street,
i i've rooms and TWO halls, gas through
uut, cellar, klLohon, servants room, summary
cor staUIej clstern and well, lot l0UAlO lecl.
ono OF the handsumest ana most convenient
residences IN me city. Apply 70 ChAS.
FIXED. LuCkE oCt2J-u
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WaniedTo Buy.

)A ACRES or LANE-.i or miles from
" the cilr. viii pay CA h. Addren
Lock Box 1901. lruo-2
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NIIRkUR- French Pia.o Mirror, 3tqNi%
NA ivct, suitable tor bar. BLlIhE va
~ elm StrueJ. ttGS-2J
, 1877-07-03
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho onas!. criminal cases occupied tho CrlmInal
Court yesterday. Tho tcrm-ealendss will not bo
tnken up until Thursday.
Thomas D. Barrett entered upon the oflcc Of
Clerk Of tho Criminal Court yesterday. Tho now
order OF th,ngs was not noticeable. ~ Tom was 1t
h!s o!d.timc dcsk and doing hia accustomed work.
The July Grand jury will ho !mpanoled Monday.
plsints viii % heard. except IN extreme easa,;
The states Attorney has concluded TO insist On all
minor cases going through tho Justsees courts b..
fors reaching the jnty.
be laid Tomorrow, and 70 bo followed h{ mo-
dium,s!zcd drunk at tho sxpenEc Of the con
b. r. Gna % III % an tas .o
Clark and Randolph streets. Tho contcnts OF tho
box 10 be sot With It has NOT bsen fully sCEeed
upon.
!nat Court yesterday, ghvo out very impoftaat
shat hereafter they could not practice before him
uH1cse thuy presented The necessary hcanso from
tho Supratne Court, The order. it Z said, !s TO
prevail tn ni ths soG,ts ~ y nfoFtae41, oy late
whss EEL
licenses around With thaHl.
The County Hoard yesterday ordered Architect
Egan to 70 to work and build tho Court. House
ro1.s nssSsr III ane, Wien III tho ~
sltcsed Tho iioard were In possesston Of bids for
the work, but won!d not make anJ reward, ~.
eould not b. sscussd uader eoasracs. This l. al
bosh, Of course. for under = contract EaaR would
ting Il out BY tho day, etc. 1t il peculiar further
Tor the reason thai Il 's someth!ng 4nusual 70 ~
ihs ;. Hing land Egaa On such good tetms. SIT
hays shifted tho responsibility Of gring the wosh
to Walker ur HextoI fr,n thelF shoulders 70 those
OF Erpn and thus arc about tH mako him IN instru
/ ment 10 carry out ono NJ thrlr 1oteug psojtcts
| II Eaan allows himself to b. used In this way h
must expect to lower himself In tho public eutiu'a
, 1877-07-03

rrammc which Will 'c ra,arSeH nro1,i hrn,} '1i,
Eni, uict,rtf, viii he. mixed ~ tfrnry nrcene.
bsnm 1ho was Arpo,ntcha rPerlsl committee fof
iho rurpn*c, 10 write hitting poem. which be VIII
The Committee adjourned till Saturday evening, !
8 O'Clock, at tho same place
NRwsHOYs' HOME.
The Hoard Of Directors ot the Ecwsno5rd sionie
II he pa.or. q he ,to.1s.n, ao%s On 2n%ey Mc
street There were present; t1er,oen' aSansr Mc,sm
'eF0fb bissell nsas snd sie' Peek aud jsa
IL Hoath ]. il: Stead. ii. i. CLARK, T, ". Baxter,
III Il m appeared in reading the minutes tha. =: the
rcgular meeting Mr. Huntington, TIC snpesintend.
ea Of the Home bad rsaas,tea 10 10 feeeed ,hs ~
Roarh had resolved 70 rcquc.t ~ Hnnt!nGon, ,t 10
hs sa Ms luz
accepted tic oi1er made her. Ind that 1T: nnnt" @
ssoSS ss %sds 20 seore es o and s
e SseA ssAoo it,, ss
ssshaths III s,ehoo oaf,hine w increased At
tenaa1es ~ scholars in The cemp
mentcd the Superintendent Bit. MAttne"a' sof 1ne
'fst N Sas, e ,a tas ss' sshss ss Tho o,
ali i"I I'D inebteiucss should b cleared away ThS
BE- nalfl at once. The hoard had aaa solicitors
busy trying 10 ralae the amount 81 the acncaene{
Il lad occurred to him that peshhps II wonla 90
ports Of tho,e soe.tns mstneer: ,1C,ta9s Imas e
| nud meanwhile their eIertions could DC doaolea 20
seeom.h thS end u 10 y ras 1ds the e
sne'Gs tre dso ssto u which bad aifetdJ been sub
Ths suggestion was adopted, and = Sas decided
lhst another mcctIng should be held wednesday,
l fuJ~ II 4 o'r1nfk. al kbe Hume.
| Tho Snpcrintcrdents report was presented. ~
showed that there were twcnty 'tcten o2Js n sao
The FL S.sn @ ns'a Viii was s
| tnors tbtn for tho previous munth, and tue re-
| cciuts S2b0, received from the boys and hoaFdcfs
The board then adjourned to The DAY noted
! above. ....-
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
oys"tk H., 'a,1, 3uEs H.! rSs9
r'i. %sa!;s:; II: E;,1: fsts 5!'as'' Al 7
ans w;hnxn s ns;' T. rs;.r " ps's:e Msise .rasses
sfS1a e ra m G:faas hs
fGnn0f hn1!tdS, dr. ,asaaue ii a tss Pten
sfffss ffeas r.f 81
fo.nssad @ % mi !I!sm WANT ~. ioft' e :.;:r G:r
renter r.. md = Grfef st. Ioni; st = +. fo.Ssrn
MeSss .Sssr"an iies.e"j. issx. wv Yofki ~ iioa
il iensnt, p19ps l. i; Tos' s1, psisg't q 4; Z
yafS f@oas9: sSel!,sa II n'9s: +
+ rs!s?a. ss? M aai ssssi b
< (. xasma ea iasoa: q l. 6 iatt Ents !, Esisi
Te!sssteT ~; Ms;: u aGa G. W.c Ksn,as III;
$ssSsWS s!sss Sss''f: ;h:..s:s. ~ ss,t' J. y
iisyss, BEIRUT, u. II. Coca l'oston.
, 1877-07-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Gen, Martin Been. Of thla city, will os6ctatc ~
orator OF tho day At l'flcbnrd'B 0Eovc On the
Fourth.
J. a. Montgomery will lead d Gospel tenperancs
meeting Al tho 1tailroad Clspcl. State nesf Four
,centh street, this evening at o'clock.
Those in tho county having hay and crops to
gather are requested IL scna 10 the Young Aon's
Christian Association Free Employment bureau of
thla city for suitable men to do the work.
Tha races which Will como OF At Elkhast. lad.
on lhs Fourth promise 10 b4 Of more than ordinary
interest, eighty -four sAtsEes having been madc up
to date. Tho Lake shore d Ntchassn solthesn
itailrosd will run special stafns during the day.
The d1st meeting Of hui Y.fcysr sufferers, fur the
purpose OF forming Al Asaocaton. will bs hsld IN
tbo ocdce Of Murray r. Tutcy. Iloon I, No: l?4
LasalIe street. FIlaay afternoon Ut ESQ oclock.
All The Chicago Afflicted arc requested 10 atttnd.
The ladies of tho Oakland ". e. Temperance
Cuton Will .eEys 1s1uonads. tee.crsaul. Rnt cakn
during the day and eycntns oi tho Fonrth o. July
nt tho Oakland lIVusc, ~ the head % nsexsl
Boulevard. Donations and patronage solicited.
There wilt b. = general meeting Of the Illinois
Industrial School for Girls at the parl9rs of th9
| 1femunt House, July i. at3p. N. All interested
lbs Hoard 81 Directors w!il bs held At Essusion
| July 1.
An extraordinary mest!ny q ths chis,So Else'
| SoI. ~ and 1t Unto1 building. this etsnln2, July
>, atB O'Clock. An exhibition xtli oG made OF
Gray'a Aus.ea! Telephone and bell's Talking Velo'
| csA1h. with an explanation OF their principles
| Nenbers, thcls friends, aud persons enIsXsd II
the electrical profession. arc insttsd-
, 1877-07-03

nn- through tho dratli Of The victim, trhnrrlrc'i two
week. ago SUNDAY nj No. 1:U North jefferson
street hnt was itnuGlt sn Ai"ht at the fsu:c that
No noticr taken u |, either by tho rrc'a nr ny
ialmer. who. In ker palniert dayr., when
rhc was renlly Mrs. Palmer. mud NOT
the low drunken xA0.nns that .llr has recently
hccn, wns fricnd Of 4 MrP, sehlngcr. rrsidlne Ut
.ihc above number. They qn1rtolrd hhons eun'e-
thing years ago. and since thcn Mrs. Palmer has
visited hct every tIn,c Rhe Rnt g!nrloas!T drunk,
and hns thun,pct her terribly rach time: She
made sueh wilt IN .h9 Day mem. mentioned;
e The iaa,e ef corrssie En-, M st1eraaJ .aec r.
day Of tho sii.lr, hegan iaii RAPIDLY. 1Ics NJ
tending phyaletnr. Dr. Dsrls, said that should She
die the beating Mrs. Palmer Rave her wn. alone
Tie cause uf her DEATH EI-roliccman M!liam
Diet touls Il upon himself to hnnt M Mrs Palmer
tho injntta woman EarR one Of bis tnnhnts. ana
last evening he marched her lnto the Weat MadtAon
Street Station where she will ba held to await so-
Late last evening German named Charles
ntrhi, resulting At No. 120 Ewing etteet,
got into an altorcatIon With so1no person
at present uukunwn, at tho corner Ct kwtng
and De splnincs ftrret. dufng which AhraY Illehl
received a eut across The neck reaching from tho
ear TO tho chin. which, however. Is mt very dssP
moi dangerously Injured. although hc might easily
hare bicl 10 death Ind not medical aRslstantc
been called In at unec. Tho prnce:s q taking 70
greatly increases tho flow OF baoot fEora tho
wound tho doctor has refused 10 allow him to hlk.
Hence tho police hayc been unable 70 learn the
Cause Of tho nasan1t who his nssaitapt w4A,-at
le6xt this Ia what tho police ray.
, 1877-07-03

i..nca until thu next day, .,on aeeonnt of M
brought into h' Office, ana noyne w,nta ihn, hin, 70
give bonis tn hnswcs chnFcntinc thnt hr thnuto
rome in the following mornin!. When he nFrehfen.
NJ Heal. .a the ca.c might tc di.s.Ga e. nr" ihn. inc
omni:s'cne. tes, 5 tso .etocass.
Al each, 81 Total Ths-e T.; 81 fesi snsss Sts
item: he never tlocs; that l. tho Marthnls on;t.
ness. In Phtl's opinion. Frfllmann being POI, IL
tIctau, imngfncA he onGht "a have been let on
without cost. on necount Of The party.
DErrTY-MAHsHAL WATERMAN,
thu .cray haired man." deEtcs having uscd tne
jnncuasc attributed 10 him, lie met Frllmsnn u IN
been 10 hss houre and asked him u ho ws' not eo
fne 10 ecttlc the costs. Fr.llmann replied that he
haa paid tho tax and TINT ssss enough; waterman d
IL hc tfriimann, did not pay them tho
uovcrnu,ens would have to,-shat hc mn.t 20 beto.o
fioync and haYo the case eett! ed In some Why.
waterman says be arrested F1imann thtee yca!s
AGO ior the same otfcnse. md 1Ioync Hdds tnat ns
Recollection is that he was at that time bound over
for trlnl, but WAS let of upon the payment OF
caetA. a..
1t Ia stated that Mt. ftcntano Intends laying the
cass before The President