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TILE CITI-uALL.

THO licensc+reccpts yesterday wero Il 900.
There are now ,535 licensed saloons In tho city.
Three now cases nf searlet-fcvtr wcrc report
I'd yesterday. Only two dcatlia laro occurred
from, that ma1ady ths week.
Tho Comptroller yesterday issued revenue
warrants to the nmount ii f., u' a,d redeemed
1ppular-toan certificates anuutnang 10 $500.
Tle T'reasurcr's receipts yratrruay we're
st,a}6 from tho City Collector, <22,4y9 from the
Woicr Department, auo s3 sos frtn tho Comp
troller.
Cbicf.Engnccr Brackett, of the indianapolis
FIru Department, nnti Mr. l., b. uirge, suposit,-
tGulle1.t Of thu st.. ranl Firu-h,a1m Telegraph,
were visitors among their professional orrthrsn
at Chicago yesterday.
stilk-tpspcctor Mcrki yesterday found thirty.
two unlicensed mlk-tiealers Mt the depota Of tile
Chfragta burlington It Quincy and the Illinois
Ceutral 1lallsuatls. They wcrc all untitled to
take out lho necessary papers, and furty.tl.rcc
wugons were l!ccusct! yesterday.
4. q. 1IottRcr took out permit Yesterlay to
build two-stoty at.l basement dwelling, Elk u
feet No. 1B5 Wea& llufAn street. tn cost 81, 100.
D.. su,!sA also ubtals,cd pertulsslon to hutld n
two.story and basement addition to hts resi-
dencc. No. W Calumet avenues the improvement
10 coat $50
, 1877-09-12
Sunset Cox Confident that tho
Gltttoring Prize Ii Within
Ills Grasp.
The Philadelphia Custom.Houso 1nves'
tigation Reveals No Cor
rupt1on.
Rumors that Secretary sohurs VIII Soon
Take tho Berlin Mission.
THE BpEAK1jI2SIT1r.
COX TntSKB hts KtECTioN sui.H-

spretsl nfspd,th to 7he Tribune.
WAsnlNurox, p. C., Sept. liza gentleman
who has recently llntl a talk with Mr.. Cox upon
the subject of the spcakershfp reports him as
very confident Ut his own election, and as cvcn
more contdcnt OF 1sanlnll's icfcat- Cox's
opinion, accorllng TO this authority. Is about
this: cox thinks Tint 1san.lalls course rs
Speaker during tho Presidential count did not
hsrcngtEcn Him with Ills party. Rainfall OBJ
taincl the caucus nomination Tor Speaker at
that time by maturity Ut ouly 1--WE votes over
Cox. These five rotes Cox's friends behave
were obtained hy tho special Interpolation of
friends Of Tiltlcn, who claimed on their part to
hayo assural,ce that Randall would be certain
to
sKcuRE Tnn sRAT1Ho.oF 1TLpEN
In the Presidential chair. Without such asaur~
anccs Cox Is certain t1iat ho would have then
defeated Randall. Tho acttvo influence Of
uowitt, working in the namp Of Tiidcn, was
tl,ct necessary 10 defcat Coz. This influence
Cox docs not think will be potent II, as seems
probable, tho Texas Pacific and general subsidy
measures arc to Ie the questions which will
disidc THO Dcmocrnts in Tho spcnae7ship cau,-
patgn. Cox believes that Ills record will COM
mcnd him to tho enemies Of tho subsidies. lie
Claims to have been one Of tho original oppo-
uEHkA III AUukEEa1 VI Nll 0AVo4AJ FAHi]0s4*tV1ot
mud 10 have stootl stAc by side with Holman In
that respect. Lie has always becn an adVocato
Of '........-...
THE NoN-1N7EnrEnENcE Tliaony
OF government N rcgaFtls the relations OF tho
Federal Government to the States, and from
principle llaa consistently opposed nll subsidy
Schemes. Cox thinks that Randall l,ss fa.1en
fur belliut in the race. and that saylor, Nor
fao1i, alltl himself ara now the oply formidable
ca1,uhlates. Cox believes that aay!or and Nor.
rison will ultimately arrce upon tho strongest
man, a,ni that whoever that 'naJ be- lc will not
be handful. Cox does not appear ~ 10 certain
where Saytor's strength IL, mud rccent letter
from Morrison Indicates
stM'tAH UNCERTAINTY
In tho mind Ut tho latter. Cox expects TO have
entirely tho New England Democratic vote, and
all but possibly Two of the eighteen New Nork
Democrats. Ha !ntrnls to divide tl.c ctght
Pennsylvania Democratic votes with Randall.
Information from Morrison SLOWS that The lat
ter relies upon ARKANSAS an1 Mlssauri, hcssdcs
Ills own Statc. nuckucr will not bc serious
candidate. Cox lutends to open his campaign
here Oct l.
, 1877-09-12

I1ART--sept. IL, At 2015 South Dearborn. st.
Malcolm l1hrt, Uf consumption, aged 40 years.
Ifa,nnins takAn in NichIpan 1nr {ntnerlrnt.

lIART-sept. IL, At 2015 South Dearborn.st,
Malcolm l1art, vi consumption, aged 10 years.
Ke,nains taken 10 Michigan for lntcfmcBt.
NESTLEY-At Wyoming, N. y, on Sept. 10,
Charlotte nAlsoy, eaucst daughter OF Cyrus and
Anna bentley.
Notice Ut funcral hereafter.
HOSs-1n this city, Tncslay morning, Sept, IL,
1877, Irene, infant daughter Of 0eOrge and Viz
ginla X. Koep.
CALK1Ss-At Moline. Ill. Sept. J, 1877, Mrs,
E. +. ca!ktn., dt hcast disease, aged r. years.
IA1t1a1H-On Tuesday, ut "a ut.1 Jacu1, Harris,
an old resilient Of Chicago, tn the U3d ycaf Of bis
Funeral from his late residence, Grand houte-
vard, cnrnes Fifty y.second.st.. On rhutbdny, at
1::.9 p. ii.
s1LyEhSrANRE-Bept. II. At 7:15 q. m, A4el
Cunning silseFHpafss, aged yca'n and 10
n0nlhs. 7... -.... =
Fanctal to rsoschll from neo 0sorelanl Park.
az. Thursday. At +. O'clock =. III.
DRADY-Sept. IL. Hons Irene. twin daughter OF
William Ana Hannah brady. aged l0 weeks and &
days.
Wednesday, at 1880 o'clock, BY carriages 70 Cal.
EH- oswego. N. r. papczs please eopy.
CR0SS-At hts 1ato rcaLrnce. l47 Coventry, s&. .
Loo HooFge Cfoas, ngra ~ {eAta Anl muNlfls,
'1'ansrs to-day Iath nst, at II O'Clock, L, car
t2- baltimore and Washington papers please
copy.
, 1877-09-12

HYDE PARK. -..
A meeting Of Hyde raskess WIN i!avo become
dtAEnstctl with tho reckless expenditure hf tEc
public muney In that ambitious burg Tat hctu
last evening at the Dou1erarrl House. Frank
Munson occupied the chair, md T. =. uillct act
The Committee on Constitution reported Tho
following:
The object Of this or0anlzatlon ta to enahe citt:
Gems Of ijtatrict No. Of Hyde PARK to establish
efss. naon e ssn,msnt Il, II
r!o S'<u ID tse Se ss1sss oa'ec. .! Ssen,i,
smsn,. sins e'ns ss S';s FL 'a Tine, To e st sesp
r!ei1ant ere on tt.ne who occnPy pot!ttons Of
Rnps tTi y! s1 iii h"Ge tne o
lowing platform, Of principles and constintIon;,
F,rst--Thc name OF this organization fiall bc
iho o. rsoplcs lfocc'I'o Association Of District No.
steond-t'a'ceF-: President, three yice.rfcei'
dents, Secretary. AMI Executive Committee.
The Sondc cs. S II ass ss vsso vffs ya a. .
limit. rresctoei y tho een.tltnt'on. and at oil
s, y teSR rt'h @ m:st :e ca11 tf 10 1rcc .x.on
to tho lowcat practical limit and all times for IN
Naturalization Of atr'ct economy.
F4HA-We will insist On the collection Of cach
and every special tax.arscr-mcnt bcfnre making
contract and spending lae rnuncy.
St1th-Wr arc determined upon an aqnal dettl.
bnt{or Of the general tax fund 10 I'll parts Of the
siItngp, and W. VIII dispute the right Of any Hee.
lion f!on obtainlnE moro than lie proportion. We
rurposes @ taan for Or Wiki tsey have 6esn appeopsi.
atcd.
.serentA-Wc will do all In onr power towards tho
enactment Of such tax laws a. shnll b. jnst a, aua
equitable e all propeTey owners. anu sleli hear
upn ~ alke y M colteSo 40 ta' saen ts1es Se
o. ~ meeessy , ; &c ..r enen H. hnsn ~ ta
narr 'us *" ''o'4 D~""' e'' S"eA ' ''~
hs1hth--yr will mt question The rc,tuton, tenn
pcrance. rolttcs OF nationality Of the members og
thts orrnnisntl,n. but va viii not aid, co,.ntu.
nance. Or support any man wlto II professional
Gtcesl9lder Of plaec-fceksf IN either NattohaI'
slt!c. Co9nty, VILLAGE. of flowM nose,nmen.s. w, en-
saaseas, anu sra ~ r,,S,
tSe YSu'srha. opsirtes shsl3 n" bn s1tsr" mr.
amtn,,cd e1eent - u.,otI writicn notice deposit ii
with tic Secretary, ind auch proposed amendment
shall be read At every rcgasr ar special meetlng
~nich shall lie held during said fonr weeks an1
shall be changed BY Tote OF two-thrds Of all
those present. ...
The report was accepted, md left TO bc acted
npon A. MI adjourned meeting Que week from
ThnFstlay night,
George l.. Waite, formerly Engineer OF tie
viltagc, spoke upon the South Chicago Pump
fnF- Works, giving tho figures mule by him oa
the property. lie stated that tle residents Of
the nurl cnd would have u ray for rllhhe tue
works. Tic Canal d Dock Company, has not
, 1877-09-12

Work On the Court HOUSE has been p.actsc-
ally suspended, owing u tho delay OF tho Rran-
itt contractor.
Twenty-thrte prisoners were discharged from
the }asl yesterday Oh "no bill " scpoEta from thc
nruul Jury.
Ths +" Ring" haa not jet given up the propo.
slsion 10 have Cwurnne furnish tue p.aus for
the lluspitul. Therr IL money III thu 4rActne,
and tho days Ut ihr gsug arc numbered, hetlcu
their Interest.
Commissioner NcCatfreY left yesterday for
two wcuks' visit u lila l0Wa fxrIns. Ills Rh-
senre, IL soy nothing of hfs eur'ttcket viii Gust
consolation Ia tic iact that hIs prcseuca might
eoss t,tsu.
The Graud jury dfsposoti Of a few jail eases
yesterday anl adjuufur4 cuEly. tbs jurols u1e
.ot the opinion that II the County Hossd would
cause lunch to By sent them every day that their
sesstYns would w lonccr. aud Mose business
would be disposed oi
Mcneil, the Court-liuusr contractor, was
feeling good yesterday. lie had beet, for weeks
consulting nulnInIes about his claisa fur "ex.
tras.". without any sat'siactsu,. but. dropping
auces, hencc his delight.
In the County Court yesterday, ]. C. Earring.
ton was appointed conscr7stur Iii tbs estste ii
A. n. Lancaster, tnsane. and il to hlv l,uls III
thc sum Of elU,l ,lN un Ut before Oct. = l.al.rss-
Ter will be remembered ~ having breb tried tor
mud cunsicied ot perjury bcfore Judge holgett.
The Committee on Nuads md bridges yiatte.l
ths Town VI ktycratle yesterday to i'sok alter
thc badge acr,ss the Desplalnes !iycr Hear thu
| Village u Lyons. The bFidKe M4s tuilt ycaf
aso aud condemned, aud thu co,u!l'ittec lllu1s
! thu condemnation was all right. but, stcr Il Ia
I On tue old State road, IL must bd rebuilt. Tft
t Committee will report on the ,l!attcr Monday.
There Is 4 waif !n tho County jail bv tue
| nat If FfAnk fiDkRfSflf1. lie Ia not
, 1877-09-12

AAo Affcat OF o"eTpn "Aet&eF' u entc"E"s
at 1T. CatAnriucs-ftfs Alleged DHensc-
DETECTIVES: t'npopulnr at Hrantlor,l-In-
dian Kclattons-Dltlcr Affairs.
soIciai D.p.,eh to M 7ribuax.
or o.rt,,,,,>,-. lint ~ q .,'nn ,o,,o.,
ef. etahAh'S1s' 1 csp.. - 'nah aaa'cu
Joseph Mct1ler. Herman, was ntrestcd at
Raymonds grocery, on Niagnra street, tl.is
morning. by cl!cf-of. Police payucs, Of Windsor.
.n5 arrrt, Gallery. M a warrant charrtn0 b.r,
a't 1s's oal, =" 49,, .1,a ~ s.E =, .oo n'l.
with having forged note OF hahu lot 6l'oOU ut
Chicago on the 18th Of July last. II see1ns
Mctxlcr apti h!a brother were DOUG business II,
Chicago. and ,vht,c lin latter want II, Nav
rlAta*o' s.,. nss' "nas IVY 'ss' w.. ~ -, "o"
FORK 70 ou7 Eooas !osepA Mfhea nj tao
available assets into bon.'a and money and
started for Csrada, lcayIug, It Is alleged, oycr
nm nj f1chta To he ,,royl,jc1 FIR by Tia broth.
W., ~ nr,.anor ,.a. .oaxoLa, 10 ~ ~ u",
81: ~ m"sh .ae p.'onno1 ",'' sea1s1's" "o Aau
$lS,5N IN un1teu statca oohtss OIL Ills lIcrfon
and $500 In money. lie will h8 taken boforu
thu Co,,t,ty ,|ut]pc for examination. lie VIVA
,..aotf ~ I;.ro, ,,v bIs hrr.,hsr ,vho aftor ,,o,
.asSu '. ~ ,,,,', S.'','.' VIZ a41s' ~
ENG on ilss t'al1 at "'nasor' hnAl'y ran Mm
down tn this city, MetzIcr was handed over to
, 1877-09-12

ficr4L ARNTTAf,a.
namu,on.., Detroit; VI. L. Tyler. New Tosk: =.
{. Ripley, ritsnhnsr; Lincoln X. rn.sman. rhtla'
Wess Tn.en H. ). e Keiiy: Toledo. 7s,n,o,,t
Hotuf-Thc lion. 4. II. Morrison, e. Joseph; i.
+. An,cs. Torton: ". b, Curtis. resroit:J j.
io;s rh!,ass'ra: vds'1 hs,'; fs .1s$ A.
lAmbcrsor, New York; ". q. Fran lin.
saa F+snS.eo; !. =: ItnmphreJ' Wiz ,:s a.; !;
T. srona Eateiiat-jaass ia.ephen 4. Meose. ~ !:
,cs Moincs; e. ii. Osborn. Rock 1snna; q: O.
Day sud Ell*ha Johneon, Hartford, i'nntsf O..
Pratt, nlttti1als; 4. '. II. Carpenter. MllwnnkME
nobcrt Morris. noston: a. Means, fcrn: j.
!lnrhce. Tor,nlo; 4. U. ueroer. settais; ,t ~: ;
T"'eio: g.. 4. cosFraye. i1tt.bu,tF: :. I"!9.tr
tjr!csns; col. i. ii. Robertson. Montana: The Rev.
u. H. 8. l'illonlee cstro the f1on T. = y. II Nete!s
York; i. r. Carr. 81. Lont~; v. s. Pope. Mirsta.
etppt; X. q. ilsfris, Che Ienne: 8. 4. htnslec,
Eeeu4h.
, 1877-09-12
"RED MENU

6T{t31R U19f19EIa 70 TN 737tRHzs
COLUMBUS, O.. scpt. ll.-'The great Council
Of Rcd aien assembled At Odd-fellows' Hall
tlis afternoon and transacted such business ~
WA brought befosS them. Complimentary re-
marks were made referring to Lodges ia sonle
Of the States, and reference xaa tnado to the
tdbe tu Misslssippl, which needed prompt at-
teutlon; that some 0! the tribes Ind become ex-
tiuct, aud their charters returned. There aIu
now orggutzrd 557 tribes, barring membership
Of 81, ~; adoptionS klnne the lat Council.
, 1877-09-12
MOVING.

Special Dispatch 10 Ths 7r4bans+
BLooMisoros, ILL.,, Sept 11.-Tha Blooming
ton Paper and Dag Company. which gives ems
plorment to 800 persons, Is moving To New
York City.
, 1877-09-12
For Use ii The Nursery il nas No Ennal
4 PERFECT TOILET S0AP.

F!Eft araons she rr7H'F'trs nf the toilet II ss,4
AFfcc Ut Eoa hut II procure Il not alxAYs al ~
matter. ManY nf The most extensive suApA In the n.
ket afu n.c from anil df1ctoytous ~
thcr delicate to1oring and frsrant perfume to, of
conceal the most Fepnl.tyc impurities. Tho scIoss
recenIy nbie public regarding thlt subjcet Arc ~
tlyeiT startling. and deserve serious conttiessutn
t!ona61c, csreclal!y II applied 10 I1 eas fnjuns u,
halr Irritating the scai and i1aucfng tevcss btsx
achcs The character ut tho uEtrdent1 fnaY h. ntert
froni The testament at q rcntteman who make, tss
VI suaps III. business: he decAsr
psrso.s sne.x.d n t. smn'o,nsn w.re ,hotiisea
rh,ch tns occupation cs.li bo followed. '' as''es
7os. Il Il III xa, L
snlsrCrss 1nd che tm:ca1 skill of Str ]. T. n.nni1a
Kind III Tho United saica Tr reno m Of ST.. IL. as,rs
various pToductiont hss tot any rears nccn *ilef4s
crQwn to the numerous rtctnre* airtndY achieved
Affer ysars q raihnt labor AMI scIcnldc experiment
H. H. nMtT y; ~ f. hs1 t hc ss
cpa nErtdcnu are tho pirett rexrt she oils; The ss.
ufa.tnrng rceiscs arc entirely and orI4.na vi
TIE result 10 smpy unparalleled IN this department
T. pAualrr. rottxr Soar !. ths sra4s.n.,t
FIR aprlication 70 lid eiicac skln u nfanss, eSn
P1apsrics fhe sssn i ss%'"sa the inersaitass sas
ehcmstrJ 10 dl+gui4e inferior nstcrals Tho moi ~
lne,l ta.e cosler4 tto nb'cncr % arincat perium.
istis o j. T. lahhts Tos. sosp senas!s Il liz ~
hratitl and agreeable article Of the Kind ever Aaa
Though speca1ty dc1rahlc for tho usa of isatts I'd
atRs tol!s and +. mike ssyS 1:thsr I!l.
ggsssa sesa si 'F "
wA rat
, 1877-09-12

4,2s9. Tho procession this afternoon WAS onp
Of tho finest that Ina appeared on thu strects
for many tlay, and was formed frat by ,ltvs,
Ion OF police, tnountc1 warriors, tho United
states barracks and other bands of muafo.
, 1877-09-12
OHIO,

Cotunnus, O., Sept, 1i.-Tnc State Fair il
now In prescntablc condition. Most Of the
departments are well filed, but frequent ratna
during the day prevented larGe attendance.
Tic show Of stock IL equal to the average, hut
the show Of sheep IS larger than was eyer tna'c
In Ohio, oycr 200 Cue wool sheep alone being
shown,
, 1877-09-12

Therc IL no sight 20 Agreeable ~ that Of beau
tiful, weli-dkessed woman. Apy lady can tnaks =
tssh!an.hls drsas fso!a ths patterns and g!a.ssA.
weil.dfrs4ed should bs without QUO On hex table.
Send ten cents ~ ". Il. Aau4xws, Cincinnati, for
ADtci1ls0 CODY
, 1877-09-12

eURNEIrs FlAvoR.Na EXTRACTS
4Es used and tu.fbssed bY tho best hotels confec.
t!onefs, and XrQetr& throughout the country. They
perfectly pure, and Of great strength, al once
tha cheapest and best,-snd received tho highest
award 1t tbs Centennial Exhibition.
, 1877-09-12

TDLMAN-JoY-At Chic4ge, Sept s, 1877. b,
the ltev. Henry r. Miller, Jolh A. 1oIman Of Chi
cago. and Niea Nellie N. joy, Of Buston, Maas.
No carlA
, 1877-09-12
LIE HfEflRM cHN

THE HEFUhM NHF VI
extends everywhere mud runs through everything.
and crcn old games al cards Rivo ncr pleasure when
the now and amusing "Ecllpso Comic Playing
Cards" arc used.
, 1877-09-12

stopping " lnt l5tlnuQl.
Mrs. Eugcne de Roolc Rice. Indy well
known to ttlu musical portion OF the comEunt-
ty, returned from, visit u 14aton lust evening.
sion party of about sixty Nrsoh, frUnl Coylng-
ton, Int. ThnY will rc,i'an In the city tlltea Or
four days.
JustL"o Matson left far Jancsylc, Wis, last
evening to at,e1sI the reunion of the Thirteenth
Wisconsin Veteran Volunteers, which occurs
to-day anu of which l,e was QuartcrmaatcF.
Henry u. Palmer, Of the wcilknown theatr!.
cal ltrn vi Jarrett s. Patnler, Is at the fremont
Nauae, Mr. Palmer say1 that he cohtenlplatcs
putllnl; "62rt1anapalus " upon tho Chicago
boards.
TuH SECOND REGIMENT.
'Fha Substitution Committees Hpp6tntct to
eolicf. financial a!A fuf tho Second Regiment
have bect ut work for some time, aud gre ineet'
lug wiki encouraging sueHcss, Yesterday
Mcssra: Field. Letter IL Co. !!eaded lis'
JOIN Y. fasws!! Il Co. prcy!au&ly sub.
scnbta sntlar nnst,unt. The banks
and rairosd companies have i'ecn partially cut!'
vassr., and !tbef:s! subscriptions sse rsopstsed.
,neI! Will hold meeting to-tuorrow IN the otilea.
uf the Northwestern alanufacturln0 toln pauy
to lustatr mca&urgs In AID VI The secun'l. Il.
4. Csanc, Es4.. has called the uscetiiig. Thu
prospects tor the Second arc very encouraging.
THE supkAvIsUAs' PICNIC.
The gl.i Hoard Ut Supervisors, who were leg.
tslatrd nut III existence for judtcIuus reason. In
ISL Will hu!A Il seunton to-p.ofro~ u Lvuiout.
The meeting will be uns OF 6ot little intetttt,
snd van.,nt fall u. Eertye many recoileetlons.
Why ihs n.se.t,Ht should NS held |. not very
clear, aud that 1t should be held ut Letnons adds
10 ,ts mysterious character TlIerc u ccztstnly
Not.Ang III the history al thu board that an,
individual mssuher ought TO seek I
pt5mtuate, hence IL il very natural to CONCLUDE
that tLr .'teunion idea Is bliu1, esps.1a!l,
kiuec thr invitation IL attenu apnDuaces th2
ouch attendant tnust pay hi4 avn e1peutes. Al
far u can b. lcarne4, tte "rrauiun" would bt
better .ieslgu4srd II II wa& called Democratic
convention, fur such It PROMISES to L, aud moth
lug rsse. Everybody kiIows what sucL u rua
ycnttou is, su,l IL will not be ulllletlk Tor tn.
visitor IL anticipate hl& surroundings
discuss tie political situation II
the county and reach = conclusion as to ~hethe
OF uo. The Democratic party shall surrender =
coming canvass. There will be dinner, becs
whisky, speeches, ETC., but With it 81 vii be
reasea.pg together In reference to the future Q
the Democratic party. The attendance, II
anticipated, will bt large, and the larger u
better, for 1t IL iutcil,lcd " be- y iiehlday to
ean4lls&s&- The tuuus<s. aAl 1io@eEss al
, 1877-09-12

Sp<eiai M.pa.eA 10 TAs Tstau4s.
New YoaK, Sept. 1.-THE Grathic', Wash-
jugto,l dispatch says: II Ia rumoEed here that
Assistant-lrrasurcf Mccormick IL to bc ap-
selurz, wAo Is TO bu appointed Minister to
1&crlfn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-27
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc.
at THE HERALD office, and write out
your contracts
William A. Jones will pay the
highest price for secondhand furni-
ture or anything else you may have To
sell. Call at no Elm street.-Ad
For suits of the latest styles and
patterns, go to K. NJ. Kahn & Bros.
No stranger should neglect 70 call
at the New York clothing house.-tf.
The excitement about the white
vests, is still going on In the New York
clothing house.-tf.
Those that are aware OF II 1t, call
for their supplies. at the New York
clothing house.-tf.
The finestassortment Of fine cloth
ing at the New York clothing house.
IT. lf
White shirts and fine underwear
at almost no price, at the New York
clothing house.-tf
ALI who wish TO purchase ut whole
sale, can find large supplies 1.-THE New
York clothing house.-tf.
Hungarian and millet seed
Haggafps.-Ineh30-lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-27
John Thompson.

This comedian, who will make his
appearance on Monday night In Ills
play Of "On Hand" written especially
for him, has earned great reputation
for his excellent rendition Of the dif'
ferent characters which he assumes
The press all over the country speak
very fayorably " him, aud he has per-
formed In nearly every city Ia the
union. He will no doubt meet with u
good reception on his appearance here
Mr.. Elkin has all through the season,
sought to bring hrst-olasa attractions II
this city, aud that lac has succeeded In
pleasing the people here, Is shown by
the Increased attendance nj the opera
house this last winter, which has beel
In excess OF any previous season, not
withdrawing tho tightneas OF thu
money market.
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We find the ladies' of the white
house in Frank Lesle's Popular
Monthly for April, succeeded in the
May number by "The Presidents at
Home,n by Benson j. Losing, LII. D..
The article is illustrated with seven
teen fine engravings, showing places
of interest in the history Of our presi.
dents from Washington down. The
May number is replete with choice
literature, embracing short stories,
incidents of travel, anecdotes, poetry,
art, science, etc. 1t has some seventy
illustrations among its one hundred
pages, concerning Benjamin Franklin,
Santiago de Cuba, Elephant Gaping
in Ceylon, Charcoal-burning, etc, etc.
1t is indeed up to its best standard,
and well worth its price-S2 so for one
year. Send to Frank Leslie, 537 Pearl
street, New York.
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and was going dnwn there 70 get w.
but went west Instead Of east ~ the
Instance Of some Of his creditors, Mar
shal Morton notified the marshal al
Fort Worth 10 look out for him and ar
rest him, which was done. Morton
went AFTER him yesterday 10 bring him
back, Some parties, whom he had
dealings with, think he can settle
lhlngs satisfactorily while Others are
Inclined 10 prosecute, He represented
To Padgllt Bros, ofwhom he bought a
bill Of goods, that no was u Mason
We can mol comment on the case unlll
more facts are elected,
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The Western Cottage Organs, for
sale by G. Ii. Edwards, at 407 Main
street, are noted for their purity and
power OF tone. A few styles, especially
adapted to the use Of churches and
large halls, will be in stock soon. See
the Western Cottage Organs before
you buy. Sold on monthly or quar-
terly payments. apr26-d2twlt
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Dogs.

The Mexican reinforced by two DO.
lice officers raided the town yesterday,
and captured all the stray ours in sight.
The Mexican has a thankless job, as
nearly every dog owner wants to
climb bis shirt collar II he touches his
canine. Twenty.four dogs were cap
tured, and we wish twenty.four q day
would be, till they were all properly
muzzled or tied up.
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Change Wanted.

There Is great need for small change
In this country, particularly fractions
Of dime. Nothing can be bought
for less than a nickel, and shoe lace,
which Is only worth one or two cents,
costs five, for lack OF coppers. Ladies'
who are housekeeping complain of
this, and would be thankful II they
could purchase little articles without
having to pay five prices for them.
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Any information In regard to A. A.
Wash, who was near Dallas, Texas,
when last heard from, about two
years ago, will be very thankfully re-.
ceived by his anxious mother, Susan
Il. Wash, Montpelier, Hanover coun-
ty, Virginia. Texas papers please
copy. aprlS.lm.d&w