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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02
NEW SCHEDULE.
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tions
IN. Houston and Texas Central rail-
having In view the better accom-
,,i.ti1u ~ the travelling public, and
,r5uiUs sud approaching the in
,,....I wants ~ through aud reliable
,,ppgrtiou- TO the north aud east,
..1 90 The nth instant, run two daily
.,r,.s- trains over It's entire line, be-
,,..n Houston and Denison, making
.I,.. connections at Hampstead and
pr.moUd, for points on the western
- north western branches, aud will,
IN and after June lst, IN accordance
with Al arrangement made with the
Managers " the Missouri, Kansas and
r.,s-. and tire Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railways, run through
...plpg cars between Houston and
Chicago daily.
Arrangements have also been perfect
eds hich vent into effect on the 9th
instant for through freight trains be-
tween Houston and st. Louis, either
way, In uinety-siI hours.
Between Houston and Chicago,
either wsy, In one hundred and ten
hours.
The sleeping cars between Houston
and ~ Louis will be- continued, max.
INK close connections 10 the grea,
Bniou depot in ~. Louis, for the north,
east and west
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EslL lusEarlslnEuIs
EsTRAYs.

Taken up by H. Q. Miller and estrayed be-
fore \, T. hyessy Justice OF the peace, Pre-
c cIn a. Ho ,syoyn mass: ssor, ys:ss
lois, no brands- Vaiusd e IS
Texan up b ]. 3. Bennsst, and sssr.yed
before John Preston, Justice Of the peace for
about thirteen and . half hands high, SIX or
seven Year, old, star on forehead and brand
cd 3 "a Ian shoeldef and on the left thigh
Taken ue ~ James Winters, and cstrayed
before W. W. Peak Justice peace, precinct
old. blind An left eye, branded ON left should
or nh. fourteen hands high, one white
hind fsot; valued at $50. One light roam
right eye blind, branded ar on left shoulder
valued at 70. One bav mare, six or seven
gear old ionssssn , hand: high branded On
ssce, White hind feel, no brand; valued a.
80 One bay yssriing colt. star in the face,
fore John Prestons Justice Of the Peace, Pre-
nigh, br.ndsd indsssribaSss Srand On risnt
cid. One brown pony horse ii hands hish.
years Oh, branded on left shoulder II and
on icft thish u ., with W above. Also one
brown horse IA hands high, blaze face, right
(eye = glass eye, branded on LEFT thigh and
shoulder aguEe y with aring around II, 9 OF
. years old hind fest whttes Valued ~ xa.
,ras S q " tss peace
precinct No. --. One brown pony mare,
left ear cropped hippssi In Iight hip; about
twelve years old, appraised a 81. 80.
/. rAkan up by :: y: Alien. and sssrayed
sinss NJ one "a s.y hS.ss ssont Az
me let hind foot, brs4dsd on the IixhI
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-wner~.. Your Mule -,

Yesterday morning DIR. Cobb, whe
lives near the fair grounds, hitched
his saddle mule, q fine animal, to d
wagon, in the alley between Levy's
grocery and the gun store. About ii
o'clock he missed the animal. The
police were informed Of the affair, aud
also that the thief had taken the Ross
avenue road. They mounted their
horses, but after diligent search were
unable to find hide or hair of the ami
NAL OF the thief. A horse was tied In
the alley also, and IL Is the opinion OF
those present that the man who owned
the horse took both.
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Marshal Morton will hereafter com.
pell all dogs at large in the street, and
on whom the tax has been paid, to be
muzzled from the LIST day Of June to
the LIST day Of September. This is q
move in the right direction, and, like
the Sunday law, we hope 1t will b
strictly enforced.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02

We had a visit yesterday from Miss
Mary A. Day. a graduate Of the Mary
land Institute for the blind. Miss Day
hAs written very interesting book,
comprising the romantic incidents Of
life Of touching helplessness, which
Ephe sells, and upon the profits Of which
Abe lives, rendering herself independ.
Of the aid Of friends. The book ID
well worth the money asked, and be
sidss the tender and true-hearted VII
not refuse , small tribute 70 the heroic
little woman. She Will wait on thu
citixsns enc day next week, and TIL
HERALD bespeaks for her the kindly
consideration Of all classes.
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HOneV.

PiteheRS Cassoria 10 O complete substi-
tute for Castor OH, and Ii as pleasant % take
a. Honey. 1t IL particularly adapted 70
Tsething and irritable children. 1t destroy :
worms, assimulates the food, regulates the
Stomach, and cures Wind Collie Few rsIn
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
toyia 10 q scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective tB an Castor OH.
and neither gags or gripea-
CoLUxsIA, Conn, Nay 3, 1875.
Messrs. ]. B. Rose d Co., N. Y:
Gents: have q family of eight children,
and have used much CasSoria ~ any fam
lily in the United States, u,t,ik. have
never found anything equal TO IL. Ny chill.
dren have been saved from = fsvsr 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 IL my duty To give this GER
tincate on account OF the benefits have de-
rived by the use of Castoria-
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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sI,HE STATE OF TExAs-To ali nsrxo.
1 intsrescsd In the guardianship OF tie
estate OF susie j. and Cora Il. johnson MT
nUrs. q. W. Coutex, Guardian. HIS ffleu- In
the County Court OF Dallas County, hi. anal
exhibit Of the condition Of said estate. 10.
getneI Wlth ms application 10 be discharged
therefrom, which viii he heard At ne ne
tern OF SAID court, eommenciuR on the third
Monday IN Nay, A. ID. lsss, a. the Court
noose, n tne esty OF Dalla~, NJ which time
nay appear and contest satd Application II
tney eee proper.
Nifneas, 4. HArwood, County Clerk 81 Dai.
Lea Couuty, fexns Given under M
hand, and the seai Of said Court, q
omoe, In CITY VI Dallas, This 18th day
March. A. ID. ls77. :.
A.HARwOoD.
co1nty C3erks Dallas C0antYs Taxa
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The Star Of Hope (Hempstead eoun.

The Star Of Hope (Hempstead eoun-
~. Arkansas,) OF the I'd instant, says :
The survey OF the tfamway 10 Wash
inetOn n finished and the track Ioca-
ted and leveled. Il u now In contem-
piAtion to convert 1t into 4 narrow
gsuke railway, which Ne hops will b
done, - II will be start towards al
extensieti Of the line 70 The mining
regions above, which would BE- linG
81 tmpeFtance and vsiue % thia Nhc1(
section 81 euuntsy.
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New wheat.

The first car of the new wheat, crop
for 1877, shipped on the 2ith of
May, TO st. Louis, by the Houston and
Texas Central railway, went forward
yesterday. Dallas scores one on the
grain question this season.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02

Those who attended the Episcopal
ohsrch, sunday, we're well repaid for
ihe'r EoubIe ~ hearing > Jaci sermon
rom the nsw ainister. Afierwards,
he delivered a sslutstory which was
gwen Ia benitisg terms. and nade .
good IMPRESSION. The HNsArD wishes
We reverend gentleman success In his
new Held Of labor.
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DRAWING POSITIVELY IuHE sotA. 1877
And Every Three Months rhersAnsr.

This In to certify that the nrss drowing Of
the Kentucky Cash Distribution Company
took place on the 9th Of Deoember, In Aator
Hall. Franktors, KY, In our pressuoe and
under our immediate supervision.
We further asate thai every ticket, and
part u = tickets which had been sold, were
represented In the wheel, and that the draw
Ing vas iairIy and honestly conducted. We
further STATE that We had no Interest what
ever IN the enterprise. nor any connection
with tho same, except In the character OF sn-
psrvisors, wIiose sole duty Was 70 protect the
Interest OF the ticket hoiders and 10 prsside
over the drawing.
Hon. ALVIN D6vali, late chief justice OF the
suprtrne court q Kentucky; IAmes q. LAsd-
ley, chairman board Of school trustees;
GRANT 4rcen, ceshfsr Farmers Bank, Of Ky !;
Hon. =, l. y: MAJOR. public printer. state OF
Kentucky, Hon. Thomas N. Andeay, prost.
dent Fafmers' Bank OF Kentuckys Hon
Thosnas O. Jones, eiesk Of sup. court OF Kan
tuoky, Judge - A. Thom pson, presiding
Judge Franklin county court; James q
Cfoekott, clerk franklin county court
RamittaE ces can be made ~ Nail. Expreea
Dram, p. u. Order or Registered Letter. made
tAvaisle TO u. W. Barrow a Co. Ali cOmmu.
nicAtiOns and orders for tickets silouid bs
addressed 70 q. W. BAkkOW 4 CO.,
General Aanasera.
Courier-Journal Building, Louisville, Ky
may2.deodAW8W .
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02

Dr. Gibb- performed an operation
i'' Hlne Ia the bladder, on AN old
Esnilsmsn named Bath. very success.
m'iy' Twas Of more than ordinary
, importanee, because the stone was %
large that " had 10 be crushed before
eoald be removed. The patient ID
oo'ng well, and the family are loud In
Their praise Of the doctor.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02

sunday. trusty darby 81 the jail
named BOB Fowler, jumped the wall
.nd struck down the river. hoping 10
.scspe In the timber Aiesg the bottom.
deputy Jim Scott gave chase, and
esnshtu up With him thres-qusrtsrs Of
smile nom here. He fred two shots
which rounded him to, aud he was
'Aptarsd Ahd taken back W jall.
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,s..,- 90 TIE usrsIa.

.....v.rx named gcntlonen are A.
l.' .. ...I.F# aud rtrslpt hot aun-efll
t'f ....asIsIly sud Week ~ Herald
o.. .....ra.u sulphur SPRING, Texas
... IHr am. To- -.
vs. ,.H...r. Richardson, Dallas coub'
u.I. u.na.H .uygatur. Wise county
r.t# u...a...TaHrsnu station rarrani
u.a. Denton, Denton county
THf.a. plano collin county. TrTas
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF AD-
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is hereby given
that on the 2stn day of March. A. u. ISL
letters of administration were granted -
the undersigned by the County Court OF Dali
las county, Texas, upon the estate OF bar
bara T.. Dem psy, deceased, and all persons
having claims against the estate of the "a I'd
deceased are required To present the same 10
me for acceptance or rejection, within
twelve months after the date above, or pay
ment thereof shall be postponed until tue
claims which have been presented thin
said twelve months and allowed by me- and
approved by the County Judge, or esiab-
lished by suit, shall have been hrst entirely
paid. SAMUEL UHL, Administrator.
Mccoy Mccoy, Attorneys for Admins
TRAITOR. apr2ltiw
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N.tt,I IHt y

.-r.-. af ali subscribers are marked
W .....rl.-attUu uf the utne fcr which
V.......r raid with re- tHsr "r red y, Those
A IT,. ....H. their papers continued viii
II .uur us, snd accompany the NO
's',t.su wru rsE uAsH-otherw l-", th
.r..s promptly discontinued
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4 GOOD WELL s sss e s,. n. o.. y ZOO; S1s
Well Auses. Send for our auver book. u.
.. AuoEH Co., Cincinnati. D. s.pr2i w2stso
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FAMILY PHYSICIAN
Western Iron Boat Building Co
SOUTH 81. LOUIS. MO-.

SOUTH 81. LOUIS. MO,
builders Of Iron BoatS and BaTges, Iron Rail-
WY Cars, Boilers, rNnks, aud Plate iron
Work for Blast Furnaces, DistiiierisE Rem
dering Establishments, etc, etc.
This company has unequaled facilities for
shipping, both by river and rail. ana their
machinery and tools being OF the latest "a q
most improved construction, they aTe able
10 furnish the best work Al the lowest prtr,s
Proposals furnished ON application.
THEODohE ALLEN,
mrllr-.,r.l-NXs Sgut
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| CURED in ten years. ~
Lampasqs County--The Dispatch says.
I,Lampasas county will, this year. quit
| importing flour and corn. We win
| raise a surplus of both wheat and
corn, and have good mills to grind
them.-The butchers are again sup
plying the market with fresh. beef and
mutton.--Travelers report the conn.
try northwest of here swarming with
| desperadoes and refugees from justice
| A vigorous enforcement of the law has
established peace and quiet here, and
driven the roughs further out toward
the frontier. --Reuben Boyce, who
killed his brother in.law. Robert An.
derson, In Mason county, q few days
ago, was admitted to bail. in the sum
of 5000 by Judge Blackburn, iasi
week. He is also indicted for the muir
der of q man named johnson ia Hlans
coanty.-The prospect for lar e crop
WAS never better than now. The injufy
caused by the grasshoppers to Tie wheAI
crop was not as great as WAS expected
The corn. cetion and oat crops look re
markedly wen, and nothing but n
extraordinary drought will prevent Al
abundant harvast.
I Gaiseston County. Lame Jack wa
severely injured % hei., sarown from
runaway hack. John Williams wa
shot by two boys whom he had impose.
upon. His wounds are thought to b
dangerous county has Cancelled
$4,000 of the $50. 900 issue of rsilros.
bonds.
i 7tranf County Several persnns wer
poisoned by arsenic. which was purcha,
i ea for soda. The party belonged to til
hide house Of Guriey 4 Co, aud wer
going westward II Is not know
whether they ara ont Of danger or moi
Fort Worth had three knocl
downs on Wednesday.
Il lNeLeanaa tsrnty --Nrs. Lela ad's sel
mary closed, with good results, Q
I Thursday .--Thirty.kye thoas and iis
hundred and tweaty bales VI cotto
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Hurts Co,dnty.--A train OF seven pas
sepeer coaches passed into Houston on
"Wednesday, carrying visitors to the
state fair.A fire broke ont at four
O'Clock p. m, but was extinguished be-
9fore any serious damage was DONE
A band OF boys about ten to thirteen
years of age robbed bsnzine sleeper
in the market,house Wednesday morn.
ing, about two O'clock, taking uateh
and chain with as in eaAh. --N Ninety
Ecsdets from Bryan we're in the attends
fling battaiion.The shooting match
tcame off Weslnssdsy. First prise to P.
B. Watson, . straight soofeof ten shots;
prize q fine shotgun, second prize. one
half entree fee E. s. Milby. eight balls.
second days races: A mile and a
half dash was won by Little Rob in
i2394; Belle Barkley won the second
prize of $i25 in LAG, mile dash
Roger @ Mills delivered the opening
address Of the eighth annual fair
The baby show was quite interesting
/ While some mothers we're very happy
otheFs could not iud comfort at all
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-22

The New York Sun and the Cincinnati
Commercial alsavify much concerned about
the letter which. i is declared President
Hayes wrote = General Garfield advising
to him TO- withdraw from the senatorial con.
test in M.rch1 lat. The Sun paoblished in
July what puEpeEtedrt to be the lsttsr. Gen
eral Garfield pronounced this "a forgery in
every line n dwor1." A few days sinee
the Sun and Commercial published what
they calld q aathsatic copy. General, Gar
field, according to shs New Yoh 'Hei ID,
pronounced this pretended letter . forgery,
fabricated by somebody for the purpose Of
making mischief" Explanations from the
Sun and Commercial are now in order.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-22

Our exports continue to. show a..healthy
and sratif6kG sfssss:i piatiias he Il,
nine months the United States sent ENGLAND
86,132, $50 pounds Of fresh beef and 1883
$50 pounds of mutton. The total exports
of meats 70 the Oh World for tie period
mentioned amounted to $l1,226,560. Thew
were Also exported 12,S2s,6SO pounds Of
Naaer s&dabSN@ posnas Il shssasySS
increase in these, lines Of 80 per cent. over
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-22

The Daily Press and Daketaian
EVERY EVENING ExoEPT1Na SUNDAYS
TERMS OF subscRrrr1oN:
Per Week, a5cts Per Month. q Per Year. $40
0nice on Third Sired, between broadway ant
BOWEN 3 KINGsBURY. Publishers.

Tn. vi iat,o1.o.a. By ,o,s.r Asnlil
for The diviion II ths tssfatosy Of RlA
by establishing the new territory Of Huron,
Is the same - that passd BY the senate at
the last session, but which failed Ia the
hnuse. Y
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-22

Romantic Episoae In the Russs.Turkish
.-WAr.
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a~E,sHsoRHooD NEWS.
Bismarck Tribune

Bismarck Tribune. ~
A numosr Of teams a expected ia from
the Hills to winter!at Bismarck. Hauling
will be cheap this winter.
John Bowen. GeorgeH Fairchild, Col
Brown and Mr.. Cushman have been sub
penaed as grand Jurors of the United States
court at Fargo.
Twenty United States cases were disposed
Of at the recent term of the United States
court in.the Black Hills and twenty three
convictions had.
The Marble hunting party have killed
some 1900 birds. While here they will 70
down towards Fort Rlcs ind bring down !
few deer aud elk. They will keep up their
annrt until snn1 t>oni-.
Hines OK train will arrive tomorrow.
sure, and forthwith that quartz mill will be
loaded and started to the Hiils. The Sherl.
dan will lose a good bosrder.. Mr.. Il. has
been waiting ovstsstso ixs<hf fsfthit tai.
1t was to inset him here. Ind It Will. RAN:
er late for q man who is In . rafting big
hurry.
jack NcEiroy was drowned on Saturday
evening at the steamboat landing. Shortly
after dark he attempted 70 STEP from the
steamer Fontenelle to the Nellie Peck, and
fell between the two hosts. His cries
alarmed the men around, ald quickly . boat
was lowered, but the current was too fast
for bis lescuets. He mas carried.down and
under 10. iii hid linz, "a va hs.. His
body was not recovered. He was going up
the river with . party Of wood choppers.
Canton Advocate.
It is gratifying 70 have . Judge visit this
benighted region Who Is willing to remain
over night if necessary, and who does not
rush cases IS if fearful Of catching the small
pox ifhe remains away from the Missouri
beyond . day.
The district court convened ON Tuesday.
1t ii 80 =. m. The forenoon was occupied
principally with the hearing of motions.
The CALENDER numbers 50 cases, being the
largest ever had in this county; but few are
lii gated cases.
The fire that ragged west oftown was started
by a little child who ret fire to some straw
near q stable which was burnt together with
ayoung colt. 1t extended into the neigh
borhood of MAYORS but the people turned
out and suppressed it before doing any
damage.
The temperance address of Capt. Hughes
was listened to at the court house on Tues
day evening, BY. ! l1a,rg. and sttentive au-
dience. The captsin Is really one Of the
finest speakers in the territory, and Lincoln
county people always give him . audience
when he favors them with a talk upon any
subject.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-22

Table supplied with everything the market
affords. HEADQUARTERS for commercial travellers.
Free baggage to and from the depot.
w. 8. KNAPPEN, Proprietor.
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vERMnLLloN HOTELS.
LION HOUSE.
Vermillion, Dakota
6. 6. RICHARDS, Prop'r.

The only frst-class house in the city. Good
tables and clean rooms. First.class livery con,
Let Live" Terms 50 per day. Baggage to and
from the depot free Of charge.
G. G. RICHARDS, Proprietor.
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Exr..ss. E1rn...

NONNEUIION4.
l, At q. p. Transfer with Union Pacific Rail
roan LOT umAhA,
.. At Council Rum, with Kansas City, St. Joe
and CouneifDiuds Railroad for 81. Louis and oil
5. Al Missouri Valley with Chicago 4 North.
western Railway for Chicago and oil points east.
Z. At sioux CiSS' nnRitk ths Sioux CITY and 81.
Paul, Illinois CsStr4 asdsDAkota sSnthern Rail.
navigation, and with stages for all points In the
s.. AfBisir With Omaha and Northvestsrn r
q. for O11hsSld Southern Nebrasks.
6. At Fremont, Nsb., with the Union Pacific II.
K. for all points west, and the Pacific coast.
,j !. Al I. R!sRsEs xitSs 6ttassea for Norfolk. And ~
eU-Be sure your tickets read via sea PR.
rH.& R1IAt6enY HekstARt.
E..Oo13313. superintendent.
CD. O,CoNNo8.
Western Passenger Agent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-22

QI0og1u6 V1ID
Between Hsseuna Valley sad Chicago.
This ID. the only lire running two express
rains daily. between Sioux CSt5 n Chicago.
zAsev0k Time Tab.s. in effect Nov 20. 1877
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-27
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH.

GIVE THE SURGEONS LESS 10 DO.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
1t was with emotions OF extreme pleasure that
read your article In this mornings HERALD entitled
'The Day We Arc to Celebrate and l. Tor one SIN
cerely coincide with you in wishing 10 prohibit the
use OF fireworks IN tho daytime. As IL has always
been IN the past. the Fourth OF July day which
II not safe for lady TO venture out, and think
that II would appear to be, aud would be- much more
oil gala day II the ladies' and children darcc 10
make thor appearance IN the street. As
for tho 'spoppng' that Tho "boys' 8,
delight in, am quite sure that II would take only
lew years 10 convince them that the evening the
most appropriate and romantic time Tor that. BY all
means say let us dispense with pyrotcchni displays
from the hands OF children und will warrant
9Th july 1877 will quarter the
number children that Will have to dispense with
hands TO nothing OF the loss OF lie aud property
In conclusion will say that hrmy believe that your
effort VIII meet with approval from all excepting per-
haps, few cntcrprisng surgeons. Very respectfully
and gratefully yours, VERONA.
NEW YORK, May 25 1877.
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"SOT INVITED"

No little excitement exists In Hobokcn on account
OF the conduct OF the CITY Fathers Of that city who
refuse assist with Governor Bcllo IN the review OF
the First brigade OF the National uard OF tho state OF
New Jersey on Decoration Day. Mayor Russell, OF
HobokcD. states that he viii be present with tho Cow
,rnor although all the counclmcn should absent
themselves Those gentlemen aicge that as they have
no. been Invited 70 The nrar there Us reason Tor
them 70 be present. Meanwhile Colonel Hart. OF tho
seventh regiment 81 HoUoken, has invited tie Gov
crnor 10 accept the bospitalitics Of his mouse and
the Governor has accepted them Colonel Hart stated
THAI should The citizens desire to give the Governor
pubic reception hc VIII release him from tue promise
made 10 VISIT ms house. Tho Colonel ays further hs
hniscli had 30 fght 10 invite the Mayor and Common
Counci u the brigade review, as such prerogn
tive OF Brradier General j. w Pumcr; INVITA-.
ton. IA ms opinion. was necessary The Common
Council refused To pass $50 Appropriation Tor tho
erection OF platform on which they could the
troops move by. The Councilmen say tnat Governor
BedIc Is the guest Of the militia and not Of the mum.
Ctrai AUTHORITIES