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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Mr.. GARRISON IN ENGLAND.

TiE VICTIM or UNAUTHORIZED RTPORTiNG.
TO the Edttor NJ Thc Tribune.
SIR: Your London correspondents remarks on
the views Of the Southern problem advanced by Mr.
William Lloyd Girfison or "A recent occasion in
London, call for no comment since difference OF
opinion on this question iJ inevitable Permit rae,
however, to correct the iusinuation that Mr. GarTi
son was III some way party to the publicity given
t0 his ulterauccs at the breakfast rendered him by
the Aut-Sla-,ry Society on June 26 ! happen to
know that he consented 20 attend ii only on conai
ticn that il should be- wholly private and informal,
and that pledge was given him to that effect No
one consequently, was more surprised than himself
wnen n reporter appeared upon the scene.
IL is due to Mr. Garrison 20 insist upon this, be-
cause ne took every precaution before sailing for
England 10 ensure the private intent Of his journey.
To that end, he refused in advance a great number
OF invitations to address public meetings and the
Dcvonshrc House Hotel gathering wonld have
formed no exception 10 the rule If tho pledge rs 10
ls purely social charac had been respected. foUr
correspondent might nave trusted Mr. Garrisen'l
word that his visit IN search OF health and had
no public or political aim whatever. ".
Nec- York, July l3, 1877
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ERIrNDs or AMERICA IN ENGLAND.
IA fhe gGtt0r Of The Tribune.

SIR: Commenting upon {. NJ. Clay's ''singu-
Iarly iudiscrct letter" saturdays TuBJNE, you say,
Retired diplomats ShoIld be inhibited from writing
o,ters on international issues" Why 50 q Because they
know something about international issues ?" Mr..
Claws observations are, I'm the main, correct Perhaps
he uIstak.s the motives wlica prompt the phllau-
thrpc enterprises ofthe English. the English
all OF one rnnd and purpose There many sin
corr. and many friends American
institutions among them. But If IN next period OF
rntcna! calamity the ruling class oi England shall he
friend ms II viii not be- the love tGcy bear Us, bat
from dctaes of prudence taught them 10y they Ala0a
experience. -- D. W. b.
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CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE WISELY

10 the EditOr Of The TrtbHae.
SIR: Iour editorial on the Chinese mode of
celebrating National independence is certainly
mon sense view of the whole matter and in common with
many sympatbizers in this direction OF REFORM desire
TO express to you my qualification in the perusal OF
article Oh ~ Marked Improvement" Friends OF mine
and my self purpose to leave stone untuned towards
securing u Law at tie session Of Legislature
which VIII entirely abolish this nscheyious way coe
braiing the ltn oi Jdly j.
Aetc Haren. July 7, 1877.
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y DEATH OF AN OLD LONG Island SETTLER.

- DEATH OF AN OLD LONG ISLAND SETTLER.
Hewlett Smith, one of the most prominent
eitizens OF Rockville Center, and probably OF the
oldest settlers OF Long Island died at his residence at
Rockville Center Oh Thursday. Mr.. Smith WAS born at
Rcive Center wssGlso his father probably so years
before him. II has been generally supposed that HIS
tive town enbet,lcuen bat these facts Indicate
that it is OF the oldest settlements Long Island
MI Smith was over 1--we years Of age ut the to
of his death. lie left four chdreb-tSo aud two
dsughters The eldest daughter the wife of William
C. Kingsley, OF Brooklyn prominent IN the otgnatlon
and anakemeut of the Brooklyn Bridge NJ: smith
Was adipg member VI the Methodist Church a Rock
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INTEREST IN oFFICE-HOLDERs

70 me razor or Ihe iFio"Hc-
SIR: Won't you please let me suggest the
fact that tie bulk OF readers are not only not
interested in hut d5gisted with Tho prominence
given In most newspapers 10 appointments to Office
They are furnished % safety. Less prominence would
hep CtyI Service Reform, by putting the slcc IN the
barkrrouad Won't some confirm dSse Nicwsf Who
r,rs for half column over Fort-C1ucctOi. any more
thon over tie chickens In ones backwards some
e,s oiticlnu- do aud they only. 1hercfor, put II all
i'm c0rLcr aud let hear something tllat done taint
The air. N h'on'Ni"hh'
PdtaIelphta, July 7, 1877.
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v,NmI.A rnIEyEs ARREsrrn

B0sroN, July l3.-In the last two or three
months dealers IN Vanilla beans IN New York city, have
bceu greatly perple xed account OF the many
OF that article that have taken place. III one instance 20
the extent OF 10000 On the 10th instant. James L.
HYDE ofNo 90 wliaEs,., NegYork, was robbed 100
mounds Of Vanilla beans. valued at sl2Oo Detective
officers to-day arres ted The Parker House Chaes "
Jobson and John shoester and found In their room
trunk containing $500 worth Of Vanilla beans The ac-
cused will be taken back 20 New York tonight
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\ MYSTERIOUS DI5APPEABANcE from TRENTON.
TRENTON, \. j., July 13.-lhere Is great
excitement here THE morning. over the sudden dsaI-
pearanco of samuel NJ. Yaalnaus fOrmeriJ member ~
the Legislature and Of tie Common Council, young
and active business nlsa. lie b9s lot been R.nce
last night when ho went part OF tie way home with q
friend nom Masonic lodge meeting His hat an1 some
p.prrs belonging 20 ln we've found not far from ME
r,si..nce loading peTsoEs TO biicye that he has
been foay dealt with, while Cther- think he las gone
away IN cOHscGuc u serious anc! eibaiSs sIel''
lie ATTAINED y. coo yesterday from friend to- be paid
today other persons ssipPOaed to D. heavily ni-
velv.d vita hL Men engaged dragging TIE Assau-
r,F (rcg and searching fe meadows, buI the general
impression ID that kc has ahsconied.
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MXULTA AND THE BRAZILIAN MISSION.

M'NULTA AND THE BRAZILIAN MISSION.
To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: am astonishcd at n dispatch which ! read
in your paper this morning saying that the Hon.
John McNulta, an cx-memberOf Congress from Hi
nois, has been offered the Brazilian Mission. his
must be a mistake. / remember Mr.. McNuita while
hc in the House an average Western country
politician hO used to initiate Gen. Logans dress
and manner. He is 10 doubt a respectable
gentleman. but there few ex-Couggesslnen
whom | would not sooner think OF as
possible recipients Of foreign mission. Iogan's ap-
pOintmcnt was bad enough but Logan Is known
throughout the country, aud in his way, is simon
pure original article while with due Difference to
McNuta mast say that he always seemed 70 be Il
rather weak imiiaSOn.
Tire Brazilian mission onght 70 be filed by first
class mana man whom that learned and cul-
tured Sovereign. Dom Pedro, would welcome to 50
cial intimacy. such man could do great deaf 10
increase commerce between the two countries, ana
put Americans in q position 70 compete with English
men for the trade of the Empirc. :. V. b.
AeC- YORK, july u, 1877.
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DEMOCRATIC SUPPORT OF THE PRESIDENT.
-. Ill L 4, sn.n TLe TribM nc.

r0thc EditOF0f The Tribune.
STR: am n Democrat and dld all | could to
al,c. : j. TIdcn rs / Thought Re would make "A good
President Bit as Mr. Hayes is the President aud he
has so fr proved b.mself good man, au Ci the peo
ple l most heartily accept him. Let me further sag
that thos OF our party who de- good government are
exceedingly pleased with his course 20 far have IN
decd vet 10 dnd the first Democrat OF any kind, who Is
NOT vcealintv pleascd with his course. / Woud like to
ll ar Eayrs that working farmer and tfc cchanlc
the y the taxes of the nation are rs Ddckers
They are get ting sick Ot parry u-Ss they get good gov
rInt,rnt In conclusion e; call upon al good mean
W,tIe I'M, enemies OF good government are trying ~
rcak him down let us rise like in support OF
hiu Furthermore We need REFORM lnoF iffvspoisDie
n, IL Exists In England to-day and brighter star VIII
' \ DEMOCRAT.
EerorE " y. July :, 1877.
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Vile Center and was the one man in his entire County
whom all matters dispute we're refcTrrd. Oh IRE
proachablc character, aud Of the most genial tcperk
hc every mans friend, aud every man was n
friend
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE

not because no loved Cesar less, but Rome more Db
be probobly say "S0 because he loved his seizer
less, but to mOrcf r. ERGO.
AClc- lOFE. Jnne Il. 1877.
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Pleasant child (to young man making fiis
10 nak- no 10 one of NV sister. you'd better be sharp
and pop tie question cnurr I've noticed. With All tlc
clow, when 1t goes on 60 long It never comes 70
nothing."
New-York tribune., 1877-07-14

A congregation in Maine has concluded that
preacher may n he wants ~, but he must keep
bis mouth shut when his feet hy up.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-14

FRED. DOUGLASS sEiZER."
TO the Edifor or Fke frt6une.
sra: In your report of Fred Douglass visit
o b old master he Is made 10 say he left Capt. AUDI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-18

The catalogue Of the North Texas
Fair Association IL now being prepared
for publication, There will be 5000
copies published, We suggest that
merchants aud manufacturers Of yarl'
aus kinds offer premiums for such ex'
hibitions M they may think proper,
aud the same will DO published IN the
catalogue aud answer has a good adyer'
tisement % the party, These will be
IN addition 10 the premiums offered
by the fair, and offered an additional In
dueements for parties exhibiting, For
instance, ore may offer a silver cup
properly engraved, for the bsst trot
ting horse, Another a something else
for the best barrel Of flour, etc., all o.
which viii appear In the catalogue
Parties thus desiring to advertise
themselves and assist In the attrao
tions Of the fair, will please address
Colonel Charles Baskerville, secretary
who will have them inserted In TIN
catalogue. one hundred or more o
these catalogues will DO furnished Il
each contributor,
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Our Streets.

At last the fact that our streets re.
qulre prompt attention has fixed Itself
on the minds Of our citizens. That Il
Ia absolutely necessary, In view OF the
approaching heated term, that com.
plete aud thorough sanitary course
should be inaugurated Is patent to all.
For the last year the city authorities
have refrained from doing anything
substantial aud thorough In the way
Of cleaning, for the reason assigned
that there was no money, and they
did not wish TO incur debt. This Is a
wise policy when not carried to ex-
tremes. Judicious debt IL not a bur.
den, when the interest is kept up, and
payment provided for. The prime
object of any city should be
to render It as healthy as pos.
sible, and to prevent the aecretlon
OF matter which Is liable TO breed dis
ease. The condition Of our streets.
and the want OF sewerage ls known to
every citizen Ia town. What Is to be
done? Would II not be better to incur
debt and purify the city, thus warding
of epidemics, than to wait for money
10 accumulate and disease TO ravage In
The mean time. Is II good policy for
the city, even II II had the money to
pay IL 1Jwn2 Why not make the i'm.
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GAS CONSUMERS.
twenty-five per Cent. Reduction I'm
Price.

h"N"sy P"s tOhss attuttoh ~
Price.
Desiring to meet the wants of ouI
patrons In these hard times, from and
after May lst we will furnish gas al
81 80 per thousand feet, reduction OF
twenty-five per cent. on prices hereto.
fore charged, which Is lower than any
city In Texas, or In the United States,
when coal costs as much as we have Ia
pay. In making this reduction, we
confidently expect large increase In
consumption and In the number OF
consumers. Unless such increase fol-
lows, we will he unable TO sell gas at
the above figures, and we request all
OF our present patrons to assist us In
acquiring additional consumption.
Should we succeed IN doubling our
consumption, we will, at no distant
day, be able to make a still further re-
duction. In order TO make collections
we will allow n discout of
twenty-five cents per thousand on all
bills paid on presentation, or at the
office Of the company on or before the
fifth day Of the month, which will
make 81 % for gas, for those who avail
OF this discount. Should
bills not be paid by the fifth, the full
price will be charged, and the gas will
be positively turned of.
Respectfully,
j. 4. SCHNEIDER, President
j. b. ScRUaos, Secretary. aprsf-lu
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Crossings wanted,
Hot, muggy and muddy.
The county fountain will soon be
here.
Remember the ladies' bazaar to-
night.
County commissioners court con-
venes Friday.
-"Ten Nights In Bar Room"
Friday night
The bly, Ice machine at the foot OF
Lamar street In at work.
There are not policemen enough
to guard the peace OF the city.
Never since Dallas has been city,
has II been M quiet IN last night.
III you want TO buy fine cigars at u
bargain call at I'll Main street, up
stairs.
Every day we receive ilattering
accounts Of the prospects for fine
wheat crop.
"A big nshing party left yesterday
for Daugherty's lake, well loaded with
liquid provisions.
Thunder, lightning and rain has
been the run of weather for some
time. We have had about enough OF
II.
Lamar Rifles hold. n: meeting to.
night, and will make n p ,rnde, headed
by Prof. liawrence's Commonwealth
band,
johnny Thompson and his dram.
attic company will be here on April
30th and May lat, and will play "On
Hand"
You can got good meal for thlr.
ty-five cents at Shea's Union restau-
rant, opposite union depot. All trains
stop twenty minutes for meals.
The fire department did a,sensible
thing in concluding to accept the Texas
and Pacific proposition, after having
once signiiied their intention to visit
Marshall and notifying the depart
ment there to that effect. No other
place should have been taken into
consideration for u moment.
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COMMERCIAL.
HERALD OFFICE.

HERALD OFFICE,
THURSDAY EVENING, April II, 1871
The market is very quiet in all its
branches. No grain hardly received
and prices remain unchanged. County
produce scarce and high.>. Cotton dull
Hides do. Really nothing to base
quotations on, except the local demand
for the time being.
Three wagons loaded with cotton
came In from the west day before yes
terday, the first we have seen for some
days.
FL0UR--Best Texas, sI25
WHEAT-Extra choice, 81 45; choice, 81 80
al 40; good milling grades, 81 POOL 80; low
grades, slal 10.
OAfS-Stiff at &c.
BARLEY-Nominal, and nothing doing.
RYE-Nominal, and nothing doing.
BUTrER-Choice, 35cgi0c.
EGGS-l5al6c n dozen.
CoTrON-MiddlinRs from DC to loo; offer
HiDEs-weak; over II ms, iSc; grubby,
do do, lie; good, under II Bs, ll2c; grubby, do
do Sc.
wOoL-i5@Isc.
BEEF-on foot, So 2593 80
bHEEP-Few offered.
POTATOES-Seed slgl Is per bush; choice
peach blow ".
APPLEs-scarce; selling at % %.
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Ladies' Baxnnr.

The ladies Of the Tabernacle M. Il.
Church will hold their bazaar tonight
at the former Singer sewing machine
office on Main street. Articles of Uirtu,
knick-knacks and refreshments will
be sold, the proceeds to be devoted to
the church. A great deal of pains
have teen taken to put everything In
tip.top shape, and it is we'll known
when the ladies take hold Of anything
they push 1t to successful termina.
ton. Young men take your sweet.
hearts. Married men take your wives,
and go to the Bazaar tonight.
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Properly Reeoverea


About six months ago, Mr.. McCuteh-
con, In Wheaps store had some cloth.
Ing and jewelry stolen, among the
missing valuables was a seal ring:
time rolled on, and Mr.. McCutcheon
gave his property up for lost. The
other day he was waiting on a lady,
and he noticed ON her finger ring
very similar to the one he had lost.
He therefore examined and watched
II closely, and, became convinced that
1t was his. He asked the lady how
long she had II, and her reply showed
that she received 1t shortly after II
had been stolen from him. She i'm.
mediately returned II, and also gave
him oil the information she knew In
regard 10 her receiving il. MFR.
McCutcheon then sent the ring 10
Marshal Morton, with a description of
the other property. and In all proba.
billy, he will recover his goods.
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provements aud let those who reap
the benefits from their Inauguration
I'LL the time set for payment, provide
for the indebtedness, suppose sya'
tenn Of drainage was accepted which
would cost hhy thousand dollars, aud
twenlyNyear bonds Issued bearing 10
per cent, interest, TO pay for H. With
the credit our city now commands they
would readily bring sb and 30 cents,
Then the onus Of meeting tho payment
OF those bonds would rest on the pos
terlty who enjoyed the benefit OF the
Improvement,
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Judge West paid THE HERALD a
pleasant visit yesterday.
Mr.. George II. Bennett our travel
ling agent and correspondent, loft yea
terday on trip north on the Central,
IN far IN Denison, and thence east Ia
Clarksvllle, In the interest OF THf
HERALD. We commend Mr.. Bennett
TO our friends M ay0ung gentleman
worthy OF every confidence. Any
courteslcs shown him will be duly ap-
precIaied and reclprocated.
w. g. Galloway, OF the Ohio aud
Mississippi railway, arrived here from
81. Louis, last night.
Mr.. q. NJ. Campbell, prominent
young lawyer Of Jefferson, Texas, Ia
In the city, n guest OF the Lamar.
General A. j, Malloy, Of Jefferson,
Texas, Ia In the city, stopping at the
Lamar.
Dan Ainsworth, Of Kansas City, Ii
on II visit to our city.
Major George b. Campbell, OF Waco
paid The HERALD sanctum visi,
yesterday.
We had pleasant call yesterday
from Mr.. James II. Parks, formerly
editor Of the Tuscola Qllinois) Review
Mr.. y. IN an accomplished gentleman
and journalist OF experience, besides
he IL II staunch democrat. We trus
he will find 1t to his interest to locate
In our section Of the state. He is mos
favorably impressed, and should h,
conclude to "drive down his stake.
M we say, the impression will sool
grow to- tie mutual.
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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTItAOR.
BINARY



John Marini IL the oldest established
confectioner of Dallas, Main street,
two doors west OF Lamar street.
Honest John has reputation for
fair dealing which Is universally con-
coded, and those wishing summer 20.
freshments Of any description should
not fail to give him call. None hut
pure cream employed In manuiactur-
ing this article. Those wishing II full
equivalent TOR their money should sup
their cream at his parlor.
The very best quality of Ice cream
supplied to ladies and gentlemen at all
hours Of the day ami evening. Roomy
and spacious parlor, well ventilated.
Ice cream and any kind of sherbet by
the gallon or larger quantity furnished
to housekeepers.
Bananas, oranges, and all varieties
Of tropical fruits kept constantly on
hand. -apll4'lm
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FECTlvE CERTIFICATES OF MARRIED
WOMEN.

We learn from George w. Chiffon,
attorney at law practicing at Tyler,
i the supreme court at its last SEES
n held at that place, in the case of
lcher VS.. Weaver, on appeal from the
trict court of Smith county, held
1t the officers certificate of u married
mans privy examination and nc
owledgment of the execution of
bd was sufficient, however unollicially
lwn, if it was in substantial compli.
Re with the statute, and it could be
'sonably inferred from its language
u she executed the same without re-
hint or undue influence.
r. -~-'i'G~~40 "',l-" pauin,u ~,"s A. '
Creamery butter ut Haggart
Just received.
-Haggart's sells extra Burlap sack
mch30.lm
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LOCAL BIiEVITiIss.

Go aud see tue latest novelties la
Ladies' Blehu1 C0llarellea, etc., NJ the
Dollar Store st
buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc.,
At TIiE HERALD Office, aud write out
your contracts. III,
William A, Jones Will pay the
highest price for secondhand iurni-
ture or anything else you may have 10
sell. Call at 40 Elm atreet.-Ad
Two shirts In one, with collar aud
Culih complete, for one DOLLAR ut the
Dollar Store.-tf
White piques ut ton cents a yard
ut the Dollar Store, "
For suits Of the latest Styles and
patterns, 20 to u. NJ. Kahn Il Bros,
"A complete assortment Of gents
tics can DO found al the Dollar Store.
1T
No stranger should neglect 10 call
at the New York clothing house,-tL
The excitement about the white
vestS, IL Sill going on In The New YORK
clothing house, III,
Those that are aware OF II II, call
for their supplies. at the New York
clothing house.-tf
The Rnostassortment OF Inc cloth
Ing at the New York clothing house.
IT.
White shirts and fine underwear
at almost no price, at the New York
clothing house,
All who wish to purchase at whole
sale, can iind large supplies ut the New
York clothing house.-tf
"A full line of family groceries
game and country produce II kept 10y
Mr.. j. p. Freeman, No. 1901 Elm
street. We bespeak for him M ex
tenslve patronage. -apri 3w
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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, viii BIO very thankfully re-
oelved by his anxious mother, Susan
II, Wash, Montpelier, Hanover ooun-
w, Virginia. Texas papers please
copy. aprlS.lm'd&w
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Rlnek Grenndines.

Messrs. Goldsmith, Rosenthal " Co.,
of the Dollar store, have just received a
beautiful assortment of black and
colored grenadines which they are sell
ling at exceedingly low prices also, q
splendid line of summer silks for SOC.
on the dollar. aprl7.tf
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The Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills
Company, corner Of Elm and Live
Oak streets, Dallas, Texas, daily manu-.
iacture Texas baking powder at rs
cents per pound and Texas yeast cakes
Mt twenty cents per pound. Constant
~ keep on hand fresh roasted Rio and
o. q. Java coffee OF their own parch-
ing. Prepare all kinds of pure spices
at lowest rates. Those who have used
their goods will use no other. Whole.
sale and retail. Orders promptly at
tended to and satisfaction guaranteed.
mch29-lm
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To those AnIlct d..

We would call your attention to the
extensive stock of tru sses which we
are selling very low. We have all the
latest patent trusses which are war
ranted to give immediate relief ia
those suffering with rupture. Call
and examine for yourselves at Beeler
u Cutters next door to postOillce.
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Goods Recovered.

Last Saturday night n man named
Bliss stole some blankets from Mr.
Smith, proprietor of the Merchant,
restau rant. Last evening ex-oflicel
Edwards recovered the property. III,
found them In a feed store on Elm
street, kept bya man named Kelly
The thief, however. escaped.
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Ernscati Park

will be open every day and evening
from and after this day. All lovers
OF fun and amusements are requested
to call. We will lease the park to
private parties, picnics, etc, at special
terms. w. ROBERT,
liapl-l7-dlw. Proprietor.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
wRDs RSDAy MORNING APRIL H.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

HAZAAH-ladleH Of the Tabernacle
Mothodlst Ohurnh, NJ Old-slnger rooms
Main street,
TlloMPsONH THEATRE-Varioly per-
fOrmnneH,
CONuEllT HALL-Vooal ana inHtru-
mental music,
OPERA HOUSE" Ton Nights ~ . liar
HOOm," lionoit Of tho Young Mons ulllla'
tlnn Association, Postponed III Friday
ulghl,
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You can save enough money to
pay your expenses on the road by buy
ing your ticket from Fred Msnget,
ticket broker, LeGrande hotel. He
buys and sells tickets to all points
Highest prices paid. aprl7-tf