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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY, fep ~ M'-Agaih were inc
operations in the railway and miscellaneous
shares ON nm extended scnlc. and fluctuations
A. a., -. Ii. ..,
Wiue anu ircluru'. NJ inc SUIT lltrc VIC
h'Avy pressure to sell Western Union Tcic-
o,ranh and Nav York Central md the first
$50 - ,., -. 49, co1- ~. VI
NUM-" '"oA """WhW"l" tuih " V-a' W" i'iN
Central apparently lacked friends and opening
-, a,,' ~ a,,,ins, oar an sa,nrJnv nnintlv
q. - :, ~ 80 ,s, Iii, ~ o.
grow weaker ni'er inonh'nu'r' r"ly " "'''
Lr.oliny ~ tho cnmno Iore's will beine used
.,,.im.,,, mo tact IL bou,ver the dav ~ hi,,
"sa'nH' IT. i"' i'V' r. ~" w wv ''' va "'S
dividends is over. and as the Government is
nbla to negotiate mn interest bearing bond Of
A r cent, and the city is only paying ,
cent, 1t s questionable II railroads would not
be better OF II they made lower returns. Hence
inc ueoi'i' IN r'nhsYN"n'" IN" al 10 DO
1t seems that the proceedings In the courts
against Delaware and Hudson are e. he l. re- re,
newed ana th.u ho'''e ior receiVers'lp Is zoe
applied for. We learn. however. from an official
a,,1 - AMI ,,,n md cancInsiyo answer
"Tn ar :, ,bo " tJ " ~ IN" nomio I'''"'
grirvcd creditor or sto,kholdcr. whose name
- a., o,,,o, ~ ,.,,,rJ ~, mo IooLs ~ ,h.
S c"%na n9 r 81 i'm s 9n npw1Td Hs a.,
IA Inv ht" IRON 1ns :" nn, pnunv nnd MI
,aTST rom G H f. 81 but The e"" rSads were
diion IN IA" market u'i' M.iS u thliS vNl ul'h
another zip. al Which Lake Shof' lourlnn - o.,
and Michigan Central declined - 20 Al. For an
hour or So after o'clock the whole market WIS
mint Int dIirin1r thr closing half hnurtht bears
,I.,,,,,. r,.'a,i1 ,ri,,ht.n,I rvrr et,rics ,Lut
Ia, 95a .l% ['9 8: g%%s"s 9s aPS
~ No. Tnf-, ~, ma in consenurn,,
| ~ iu' '"i'luAH I''ir' "ii'' "a ''n7, ~" 1.
| urrr was - shhir STutlhlf VI, ,'"N,l' WIN
! lifted prices = Ia nearly cent. New lurk on
! trail ritllying 10 g2ts Lake Shor" to 49,, ko X
| Island Ia mar Michigan Central 10 42a. and
| Wrst.rn I'niou 1'nI.'-,y,pb 4, az Tho ~, N, raj
ulhr'' Win !rN.ilSn "a IT,. Ne W. n
though inc opinions ~ Va Wlht thc i"TIoM VIII
| bring forth w"r" very numerous.
nnrlv tttis f,r nnnn and th. rntuu.ttttpu of free
l,I -, a.. IL IL, XII ana ,n,r r.s ,nusttla a.,
u'nilu - W., NJ - w y ~, =, IL 4 T, ,,,',n,, .
| ghh,Nilun"l wv" Nv "lh o. n 's'.'l-,' -
rNldrhtiN la DE- ~ htW tl'lh'ht III Hp'Nul"NVL'
| ospec tally On the share list.
tu, sno ~ with W,storn Tntnu rrrr,t.ntI Al
| ~ toc. 4 -" Gi'r,n Al i'm n,.l',v,,,' nrk
oNl-N' itnh' 49,, - ~, S ="
wanna ana ,Mtrtrh, Zt.ofn NV i,lk NDh-
trn ~ ,lrh. Miriignnt oniinl, ltNh' D.lhWite
| aud hudson Canal. 1873: 81. PAU ? 200; the
,.r.f,rrnI II NM. pY.it,. Mail OO5. FRI, / plu,
h0ook ishhu. zoopi hnnu'".l ~ ~; 1.H', T. ~
2,Hul; the preferred 4lui Nni'NW, Nl'rn bNl
the preferred, 2 300. Morris and FNscN. 5Uj
Ohio's $40: New JrrS.N Crutggtl. Az, Panama
o5S Nno.,w.h; m M,"m nn "uil inrr'n,gr III III
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Nasintss z tlsss.


PERUVIAN SYRUP is q standard remedy tor building
NJ amt wins hr,huudl cog nervous ou-Ituuois
For Dyspepsia. Debility. Liver Complaint. kidney and
Badi'r u'a~.- or part OF the many Irregularities =
the Narur~ ni e human uuiue. II u su,trf
rrmcds II /. tonic WIfhni alrohol This dirinc ~
iup Wfu known already tu require any nmenlaiii
from a.. IL only iur io 90 tAus wl 4
have never -,ru u .il thnt II wall accomplish all thHi
j. cLuntd Sow r. IT, 10 tnn' up the
heinr, the hot month. summer iairly ,otm Sold -
all druggists
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Paying Dur Bounty Debt.

ALBANY. Feb 20. Comptroller Oleott an
nOuncrs that he will anticipate IN ull beginning nmor
row PIN instant the payment OF e2tDon OF NE
bounty debt stock Tins dcbt has been reduced tthh
GO Iuoe jan aud there Is NOW outstanding s4oo'o
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slohn Gibson. MaIngo, Georgetown, ID c, and AkL
andria.
- Gamma. Loddi nat Bermuda
- Ninlcutur, buaf r-. lhiltuflllia
- The Queen. Brarf. Liverpool fch H.
- Allentown THtfip. INllid. llul.
Bafn -.ut.a nuf. lii. Mlfil.
Hark J u Armstrong Nauran, RE lerciro.
Hti jos !. Nti., t'ifI4. Be-. ..l-u.l g. D. a.
Bark Hu-uhiid. jacobsen. Rltr riar
kark Anuloil", Slni-lii. iutk p Island.
KuIk E.lsaii. T. fktI.,n ~. Hamburg.
Hurk Ariit-.ldnf. fr,liu. Nnkiiuiuu Nov T.
Aso. tie usual uNvr AMI cot-tNi-' vessels
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MiRINE INTELLIGENCE.

siSfArrnf ALaANAc-rflfs nav
Sun 81 Suu sets. a. Noon sets. "a
MON NAftN-fiiis
Sandy Hook. ~ Gov Island. 3 IL Hell Gate. y 3s
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REDUCING TEACHERS PAY.
THE BOIRD or EDUCiTTON HANDLING
A VERY KNOTTY SUBJECT.
An Effort 10 Spare All the OHnccr- Immed'-
ptciy Connected with the Bonrd-Where
the Saving Is Proposed 60 be Inaugurated.

. g.. -. a., A.. rm..... vo,,..s,
An Effort TO spare All inc omccr- 'n"o"'-
utcIv fsonncrted with the Bonrd-Whcre
-, -. =, ,,..., a. a.. v...~u..sed
r,,e Co..',,,,, an oaI. ri,s md rconopv
ihc Nonihii'o'c vi GUM ''S "'" 'To'''N"''
CHARGED Inv the Board OF Education with show
~ a. at.
Ing where the knife should be applied 10 thcir
ox,ona.a rorortod ycatcrdav Tho aeats with
ont tba r.ili,g wero 0lled with teachers-the
-. u :. -. -. : a, =. ,..,,,,,, Acct roua
majority OF WHOM Wercpreuy Woh''h "'o'i'"'
of learning tho extent of the reduction to which
they must submit They were prompt in giving
warm applause to their champions. Aver ires'.
ucht NoOu ilhu rcu'n'u thc chu VI wv oi"Vi VI
business. he said: Unless some gentleman pro-
poses q subject for consideration. j must de-
81.
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Foreign vlsitnrs To the Centennial have had
their eyes well opened as TO the mnsnlude and resources
OF our grand republic On nothing, however, have we
greater reason loi national pride than In Rabbits
fulIst bOAp-Adp.
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On the last pnge of the sheet is the following
datpd Sent. 2:


that he was engaged 90 be married 10 q young
woman Of his own name: that he hail his we'd
ding clothes ready and that the knoXcs kn W
of this engagement. rnd wanted Ia break II up.
The picty that he exhibits in some oi the lctu'rs
il cNI'a lined by his having belonged 10 pray
I'M. land at Isd>r Mahopac. There is talk Of
his laug Dall Il To- -tify los the Prosecution IN
order that II ho swcaIs that me- did not marry
MARY Knox, he may lee Indicted for perjury
This would hc kind oi Offset TO his suit against
the koXcs for cons piracy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15
ELECTION FRAUD.

ons Thousand Nsts- ssnrssa q. ssas~
Brra ASsfrass-a fr.s- tt- al .rsllt..
Ia. EsNss iH ta- CauErr.-i-sr.t
kscr = Creature of asIIaEE siss
Principal
NEw ORLEANS. D-ceiui,sr l--Iur
Times says that reports which have
oeen currrat Tor weeks pat 81 rra.s-
-duess Ia the DaTrail-Ar i.f-u cont.
Ia the third congressional di-ifils ues.
al last developed into something lla7-
definite than mere rumors. lh- lHifssl
States district attorney has filed srt.r-
inal information IN the JUi-.l --sf.
circuit court against G+rrE- q. Ir-rr.
changing him With inducing -r r...-
Ger, by Illegal means, To- y.u..fa i..
duty la regard to a reriideH.i.- 40 Co. Ore.
true T-sult 81 tire elscfi.n iu tl. r.a-.
ish % lhsrv..is for rsyss-sutrusa DE-
congress ia the thinl r.lerr.f.. bee.
district 10 reem-. z-e..|us Of. r..
cvidenc' on which iIe bad. r.lasI.l L.
based. that George b IruI vac .a-
s.Tumental Ia having ai-iut ,..r t... .-
sand uAllois ca which Wa- IUa name
Of Darrell Eb-t.asisd fI,m ile islN,s
Ia the parish OF ii.ryAis, s... a..-..
thai ngmtvr with the name af arL ..l
upon them placed iE lle h.2a-. i..
changing the result 90 20. v.e,i..-- b.
Is claimed that tlis change vas s.--
covered when the uail1t- Etsu o.
counted, UnaeS tBe ORDER 20 .a. CO.'S
zTesa:cnAl committee, o. taae l...-
moDy. Tao Or three 90 tlr Farls-.
who, u J. =aidi assisted ia tile irsa-ae.
ton. have lUAue Statements 90 .nr
parI which they took Ia IL L.u4 q, a.
under keiiugg's edmini-trag.ou ,atef-
tntendent %. education.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

The President --ul "a dozen u 20
oonlilsa'inn. 90 t:.e rsra.s t--f. .f
80 general southern ii..a-.-.
The house. afi-rs session '-...r.-
.isEt a'C.D,k, rra'r. l'..ftl, .a .........
sfaif. f-om Calnr.Is
The eo4.s-' T,-f li.. tEra.
c.4asd nip sHl .lrE. ...r AL. ...
Wa "a seat E-...rI .r,. els.a.. .r
re- i'cf, yeas, no. ra... d.. .-.
parry woe isF ara.l vol. a....
the ms.iOn tE-t f.sr. s.- .s r. ..
el-ciion-yeAs, llos ray-. az. r..
democrats voting sy- ~.rr car.
~icrgen, WILLIAMS. T...-r aH|
The v1te thlu rrfu.r,.i si. GIL. ....
report seaiiar Par.ar-.a ...
and resulted. y,u-, 10, ray- I.a
\ c'i.si .i-i ai'i. -.rflsr u. t.. .s.-.
i've -e-tion OF fEr -suatf .r.H -
devoted g. ii-gu--i O. rt Oh. r.H..4..
ti"h 90 Nrst.al D.. ". il-4g. H....
~ ~ 90 is... rrs .-.. ial t.sI ..s..-.
Ntfsinis is-iris-. Il FIs.a .rI.
hfrhafI-, who ul- -u-H.f.. ...... 3D..
tie tenure of OI'ic- ia-. -..4....
fecsatiy r-iusilt.4 o. r.a-.. "a d.
failure pi Tee telafe q. r... ..... ....
the care 40 tlr lz-T -f-..H
The hraEc- elusll Rec ..-.....
submitted Al uuar .u.nl- r...-.
commencing Hrsss'- r.l.a......
coon .nirai although. -- is-f r.a.-. .
explicitly iIv4l.r. o.. t.H..#.
ri.hnT =, f-s-fl..-- af .la flff LA.
ehar-ts we're pTv-sIf,d ss.iu-f f....
ana he Na- conceded o. o. Oh Gin.
iGt ouirrrs. E.eHaT,l- arar HH.....
'ill'- eight Y-=.-. la# .r.a
upon tsis1 t.f.s .-H..
appointment 81 Irs-if..f Gr.af aE.
Av ~H- suspended iy President f.....4.
Ia oEueE 20 give tbe position o. t...
rTal BRADY, ia Vgr-uau~- 1s f.- CAS-
bounced Poi,uy % fiiling federal afIH.--
IN TIE southern -tate- uy native H--
Residents. Brady Was q uasr.. e.. l..s
giuiA- u r.putlicau ln politics. al.. +.
Volunteer officer in the army llf..-
Tire Sar Of the rebellion. HE art.rH.-.-
meat Wa strongly recommends d..
TIE Virginia senators AID other g-.l..
neht democrats, aud b. cauhru.sr
has been earnestly opposed IS usarl
republicans, who sr- personal ..r
pnlliicai friends of kiehar.i-. Tia. sr--.-
mlis-ioDers' favorable felUrt 81. t..
discussion which en-u-d ta-Iav b.
suited IN the confirmation 20 Eraav ii.
4 t7ue rD11 vote. with only - Or -sr.r
senators Ia the negative.
TIE nomination Of Jahn HsAf.-. .s
Iounssser, - be circuit Judge fs- ll.
llth circuit was reported from tue ..
ileiary committee with favorable. .
discussed a. esr-H.
able length and euEiiFmUi situals
,aii.
Tie nomination Of r A How. o. 4.
commissioner Of Indian aff.r- -.
also the subject; % much d-irfa. lllt .r-
wa COZ firueG wiiEou; muen orH....
ION the lndisn aiiai-s ra-la.l...
we're Unanimous in reporting 90 o.
yorably.
The RESOLUTION for q s~m4v.I .r ....
INJUNCTION Of secrecy o. vsts. or Ns..
ofk cu-tOiahol-e nominal .rn-. .l.4
lot reached, u being at tl.. end .,f tf..
'Aiendar. No motion o. sHHHa- DER
'esicrcay's action boz --laft o. t....
'a-es has been "u.t.-.i. s.ar Ma. DIE.
ouened IA ANY other MAJ
Ter To-day.
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4 Pera dispatch. dated tie i2fh,
says: zine fall % Pievna i stiI! uu-
know to the Turks generally, 50 il l.
impossible 20 estimate its effects upon
the population, which. however, Eiil
p1nbable IA AiatsiD IT, usual calm.
EpISBIRGR, Deee N ter Is - The
S'-ot-mab's London Correspondent tel
-Efaphs a. fGllows "tron lac mos,
Influential quarters, q suggestion has
been made before The BritI-h cabinet,
that CpnstautinOpie lie made free
city, under guarantee of tbs Euro
pean powers.
toNsTANTISoPLE, December l3--
Toe news of the fall OF Plevna was re-
ceived here with calaBess aud forth
tuie. The journals urge resistance
tothe last. The Turkish pariismeD; was
opened 10 day by the suitsD, with all
Turkish digsitsries and foreign EN-
bassadors present. The speech from the
throne was reserved, in toe ,stId al
ludes neither to peace nor mediation.
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and peculiarly 20 where power IS dis
tFibated among the u1any This trnd>
iug idea among aspisa ITS Fhp are liable
At any tine % become our rulers, is
ffauei,t with untold evil, aud has al
ready threatened the SAT ty Of the gov
eminent established nj tae expense OF
sn much blood aud treasure 1t j. time
these men should experience q rebulSe
commensurate with tbs, gravity Of their
otiendings. Mr.. Pattess IN has only
Just emerged from The clutches ola SILT
uasatistied law, and the kumiliating
spectacle of another American senator
seeking The benefit OF the Atjeas cor,,,.s
to hold on to his seat ), Il soon be re,
peztsd. II IS time for Us to hold up,
and give our people the reverse of this
picture.
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Plenty ct DepesitarS bai not Enaa.I.
Money.

NEWARK, \. J.. Dec-s3 g,r IL The
Newark savings institution. tie la-e.-.
and oldest ia tue city, chartered tailiy
years ago, has been taken o!.z-.e 81
by the chancellor, on petitions rom i.-
managers, so A. 10 assure al equal o..
tribution OF it, assets among tls 81.
FosiiOrs, and 20 Proiect ihein ara.r...
unGairness from a PossibIe ruu. The
Institution has about 81. 000, 90 a.. FL.
inclndiDg deprecated scs0dil--, al..
:, OJO,Oo0 ia government t,ouds. IT,.
deposits amount 70 SLIGO 90. .t.
chancellor orders them 10 Pay ei.ar -a
per cent Of the principal % de-. .,
who spPly for IL, with = p,r cent. /. d..
terest on January ~, snd 40 luar. 81.
hiEthsr orders Meanwhile De ALL ..-
der full Investigation Into the silair-
of the Institution. Money Ler-afel
deposited are 10 bs kept : pzrate and
Invested In United State. Nez Je-sey
and New Yo-k bonds, free fgam a..
Ti-k OF former investments.
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He Qnairera.

Chicago Times: Mr.. George L.
Wright, the great American quail
nssticator, began his performance of
eating forty quail in as many consecu-
tive days, la accordance with the
terms of the bet recorded IN the Times
Of yesterday, at the Tiyoii garden. The
hour selected is at one o'clock in the
afternoon, and quite a crowd visited
the first exhibition. A weii.kpowu.
tribune man cheered Mr.. Wright In
his effort, snd it is said, Joe MedtiIi pat
up one hundred dollars oa the son,seh
of his employe. Mr.. George Everbars,
the gentleman who bet against Mr..
Wright's appetite, begins TO feel
alarmed, rs the young c9rairole ate a
huge chunk of roast beet, half n bustel
of potatoes, dozen onions, and two
hesds of cabbage with the quail yes
terdsy. If this thing continues the
Tiyoli people viii have TO raise the
price of their provisions
The performance will be repeated
to-day at the same hour. Mr.. Wright
will be remembered by the sporting
public as the gsstropomicaI performer
who recently ate one hundred rats In
as many consecutive nights in Paris.
Such u man Is hard to beat.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

NEw YORK, Dec.tabsr IA e1.-.
sale OF asiS cases Of b!rscaei sao1-
took place here to-day. The es.-..
sold were deliverable either la New
York, Philadelphia. Baltimore, Bs..iau
or Providence, and the goBi- offered
embraced the entire stock % I...--
dale Blackstone and Hope bI.- -,i
cotton on hand this day Ia al nlal.-.-
and al AL other places. Amabs d..
hoGs.s represented were zsv-sai Il.
baltimore aHd fEhAaslghis. To-
bidding was extremely tls-r 81.
iirice- attained SEQ ,a--f s.-a.s ......
!ae sale Trs,l s,-i over ....
'i-ir averaged = ,ea,-. Go.
STONE iFaetioU ovUs q. c,rl.. -...
Hope fraction over :. cent?.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

TH"sE officers OF the law who have
made free with the pistol in the arrest
OF parties are being taught lesson
they are not likely TO forget. Several
In this state have been imprisoned for
shooting at fleeing fugitivss. ilattering
Themselves that because tha partie.
were criminals or suspicioned MS such,
they had right TO use their firearms
upon them. The language of the law
sPlsin upon this point II declares
that in eifectine an arrest an officer
shall not usc-violcuee save in self,de,
tense.
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kEl-l0GGiNG,

Mr.. Kellogg no sooner felt the press
sure of the senatorial bench, than he
proceeds at once to work with a will for
the very people whom he has been rob
bing and brow beating for thirteen long
years. He has already introduced
bill providing for steamship service
from New Orleans to great mum Der. of
places. This. after the commerce of
the city has been practically destroyed
by Mr.. Kellogg and his compeers. is
queer. 1t can only be regarded as a
cheap bid for immunity against the
heavy charges which Mr. X. knows full
well are pending against him. and
which will be pushed sooner or later by
his delnded and cheated constituency.
The seating of Kellogg in the United
States senate is one OF those inexpli>
cable things which now and then occur
in politics and are indigenous only in
the reconstructed states. The most
ultra radicalstates at the north, invnri.
ably send men to the senate
whose personal life is pure.
At least they do not select men who
stand charged with crime against the
lss. and In this they set valuable ex-
ample for The republicans of the south.
1t will not be denied but this re.
suit is part OF the vonderfally corr
rupt compact made by which Hayes
and Kellogg received majority at the
same election, which gave Nichols, the
democratic candidate. decided and a
clear majority. 1t is nearly time now
that Inconsistencies such rs this, and
men such as Kellogg. are rendered i'm.
possible The penitentiary and not tbs
United States senate is the place 10,
him. If only millioneth part OF the
charges against him are correct. Mr.
kellogg b. own statements is 4
schemer and an adventnrer. a man who
has contracted 10 elect certain men te
certain positions. for certain considers.
tons This has been BY his own state
ment the business of his life, and now He
supplements it and erowns his career b,
by trading himself into seat in tn,
senate. and has come with all the pou,r
and parade of 3 bewildering success t
take possession Of his honors. H.
would have Louisiana. the south and tn.
/ .rfsr. ,<..,rx..- a.. f--.. - -. 4,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

AE~ lOhIs. DecemJ-r D. Ia m
test case Judge Davis aanouncs-i b..
decision 10 DAY in the matter Il thr
habea- corpus % pro,are The r.I,-zas af
the aTrestes b.s ;-aG-r, Aarast W.
iiamtroch. for violating the excl
laws lie said shAt after givias ~,
case the moot careful eou-idsraii1u Ir
his power he had come u ihs cu,.rs
sion 10 dismiss the writ, anS r-m.na-i
the prisoner % Jail.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

THr local Of the Houston Age says
that that city is rapidly filing up with
organ grinders and beegars, and his
nuricular appendages are severely
shocked in consequences. Poor boy, he
hath no music In his snnl.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

4 GOOD deal Of blooded stock has
found its way to Texas within the past
few years, and the importation is last
increasing. This shows an onterprsing
spirit upon the part Of our stock raisers
which is b be commended. IL has been
proven that when they are properly
cared for. fine stock does as well here
a. in any state in the union.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

PROVIDENCE, u J., Decemter IA
meeting Of the creditors OF \. o. ".
sprsgue, representing sa4s .un IN
ieoiedness, was held to-day O. take ss-
uon 10 protect aud secure their
rights. An association Was formed for
this purpose, and IN executive com
mittee chosen. who were instrn ted a.
take steps 10 protect the creditors.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

AND now Fort Worth wants water
works. 4 mere town like her cannot
reasonably expect to have all the con
venIenoes common to cities, foI town
inns, grow TO them. She should quit
filling herself with wind and be co,
tented with her dues. or she may share
tire fate Of the frog in the fable.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

TrNAs should he proud oi her state
troops for they have done her great
service on her Indian aud Mexican
borders They have proved far more
effective than the United States troops
in keeping order aloug our frontier.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

'ftrvSA has.iailen. and he Turk ia on
the wane. II Is time they were bring
ibr out thst curtain Of the prophets to
see What virtue it has in turning the
f,le Of nlfairs
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

syoNNLlse sulogises Grants adminis-
tration, eypatiat.ns upon the beauties
cibis evil service. which includes Robe
som Belknsp, Bsboock and Others OF
Ike character. Trying to spite Hayes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

Lrpoo has thrown up the sponge. no
longer laying ciaim TO the presidency
81 Mexico. lie recommends General
Escobedo to his followers a. the next
lest man for that position
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

Tvs New York San intimates that
Grants style of expenditure in Europe
costs a great deal Of money, in a land
where deaa-beating is questionable,
and deicately hints that he could not
afford it had he not wet his leather =
while rolling in the fats of the presi-
dency So
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

Waco y having mum sociables. ia
which only the men are allowed to talk
while the girls all sit around like lot
Of sticks and say nothing. under pen
nity Ot a due. Nice game this foe the
has
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

Ius Cincinnati t,naccial would have
NJ Boutwell, watched while engaged
IN, the rvyisian Of the statutes Of the
United States Such men as boutwell,
need Watching upon any and all oc-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

g. ulfrl a, " - s-Ft u
GHNkRSl, NAspS, who appeared before
60 nAiAsagy eolnniittss relative to the
daprsdAsing Mexieans. talked in man
asE that, showed that he wss esther not
aiter telling The ixuih osiwas very little
sp~ei y pal.srs on the Rio Grsnda.
Ale would hassu the eoan.it,ee believe
that Il was the Texans, natiys Ameri,
cana who did yths irtrunsressing upon
Aiezioo. Howevcr. General Ord and
other officers Of experience IN this sec.
iiop der with, General Mason. and
state the contrary TO be the case. The
generals knowledge Of the Rio Grarde
troubles appears 10 be rather limited,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

sfHE charges i~tesy made through the
psrersto the effect that governor Hub
bari, ana Bhrnsteana Klpatrsck were
hasine sShie 'troos "a deknnrs over the
fehfttntiAy ltsse, takesr the country
~ snrrrass The Neirs has an srpos.
6f-the rfatssr witch comes from both
me pattds 70 tHsS alleged charge. The
note prefessed seeiiis u. ts part Of cot
toq .copsideration Of some KIDD, What
that + doesp appear very clearly bat
= donhtlfss susceptible Of explanation
Y, eshV'hsF Plaes. We siystss report q
the nteIFieN. "A sss ls.tt t.......
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

IN i too bad that poor Packard, who
worked so hard to make Hayes presi-
dent should be left out in the cold,
while ksiiogg is permitted to devour
the lated calf.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15

Now the way the general government
IS dilly>dallying it looks as though
Texas will be compelled at last to take
the Mexican question in her own hands
in sheer self-defensa.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-15
ALs,s,s r~r,ov.

Toxic Times: A dwarf said to be
fifty years old and only one foot and
. quarter tall, named SAto Yakichi, n
about to be exhibited in Toxic. The
irreguiarity of proportion for which
Mr.. Sato is conspicuous is not less re-
markabfs than his condensed COM
pActness. His head IL seven and n
half inches long, while all the rest Of
his body measures only seven inces.