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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

A. NJ. q. Beal, of the Texas and Pa
cifc railroad, is registered at the Wind
SCR.
Mr.. Marsh, division superintendent
of the Texas and Pacific railway, is II
guest at the Windsor.
Mr.. Dudley, division superintendent
OF the Iron Mountain railway, Is stop.
ping at the Windsor.
w. ii. Newman, general freight
agent of the Texas and pacitc railway,
10 II guest ut the Windsor
The HERALD is glad to note that
Mr.. j. 9. Mcconnell, is convalescing.
He is 80 IN to be about on the streets.
Colonel w. II, Arthur, general man
ager st. Louis, indianapolis and South
ern railway, is guest at the Windsor.
+. s. Hayes, vice president OF the
International and Great Northern rail-
road, Is stopping at the Windsor.
II. w. Thompson, general passenger
and ticket agent of the Texas and Pa
ciiic railway, is registered at the Wind
sor.
George NJ. Noble, general superin-
tendent of the Texas and Pacific rail-
way, and wife, are guests at the Wind
s0r.
Ill. M. Hoxie, general superintendent
of the International and Great North.
ern railroad, is registered at the Wind
s0r.
Allen Mccoy, general freight agent
of the International and Great North
ern railroad. Is stopping al the Wind
sor.
William III. Hayes, contracting
agent of the International and Great
Northern railroad, is q guest at the
Iindsor.
A. W. Soper, general superintendent
of the st. Louis, Indianapolis and
Southern railway, is stopping at the
Windsor.
II. w. Teasdale, assistant general
ticket agent of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railway, is registere d at the
Windsor.
George w. Lilly, assistant general
freight agent of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railway, and wife, are regis
tered at the Windsor.
Our old and good friend, the genial
Captain N. Z. Turner, of Houston,
remained Sunday and yesterday, to the
delight of his hosts of friends In Dallas
Mr.. James w. Graham, of Fort
Griffin, our former well-known CORES.
pondent, "Comanche Jim,n was in the
city yesterday. He Is on his way to
New York, where he will reside in the
future. Mr.. Graham ia great athe,
lete, and Is gentleman of fine char
acter and ability. He has hosts of
warmly attached friends on the from
tier, who will join our readers in re-
GREETING his departure. THE HERALD
bespeaks for him the kindly attention
Of the craft In the metropolis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

BELGRADE, January lathe Ser
vians have reocCupied Kur2chumlJe
which the Turks evacuated. The Ser
vians have taken Uranja.
The Servian general Belimorkauck,
with fifty battalions, ia marching on
Prischtna.
The Servians have effected junoS
ton with the Roumanians before Wild.
din. The commandaEt ut WiddiD has
been summoned to surrender, but de-
mands that the garrison be allowed to
march out with arms.
A Constantinople dispatch says
Namyk and Sever pashas, the dele
gates appointed to treat with the
Grand Duke Nicholas, for an armis-
tice, have started for Kezanlik.
A London special dispatch says 1t
is reported that Count Shouraloff, is
about to vacate the Russian embassy
here, and Count Orloh, will probably
succeed him.
NEWCASTLE .oN-TYNE, January A.
The boat race for two hundred pounds
sterling side and the championship
OF England, challenge cup, took place
to-day on the river Tyne, between
Robert Watson Boyd, Of Gateshead,
and John Higgins, of Shadwell, the
present champion. The course WAC
from high level bridge to Scotwood
suspension bridge. The race was who
by Higgins on foul.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15
Honey ar.bber-.

Sunday evening man went to the
Texas and Pacific depot for the pur-
pose of taking the train to Mesquite.
While standing on the platform he
was approached by two men who en-
gagged him in conversation, one of
them remarking that there were
numb Der of pickpooAets always on the
train, and that a man having money
had better take good care to secrete It
or he would be robbed. The young
man concluded to take their advice,
and pulling out twentysix dollars,
attempted to put II In his inside vefi
pocket, when one Of the men, nameu
]. Stone, grabbed the money and ran
off with it, followed by tae other,
whose name is Parisy f. Dilliban.
Yesterday Hamsley pointed out the
parties to Marshal Morton, who er-
rested them. Stone owned to the rob.
bling, and paid the young man bsck
eleven dollars Of the money, aud prom.
issd 10 replace the balance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15
Tho Question Of RomonetIla-
ton Of tho Silver Dollar
In the Senate.
Long List OF southern Appointments,
Which the Senate Neglected 10 Con.
Arm Women SuiIraglsls TO Have
u Hearing In the House.
The Supreme Court In the DCCulr Civil
Rights Cause DEGREES the Louisiana
Law a Nudity, Reversing the OpIn.
lon OF the Lower Court

Senators Gordon, nIaine aud chance
ia Ineir seats Congressional FIRE.
crCdings UnImpOr'ant ANA blue
Monday Ish,
Noon Associated Press ieportl
WASHINGTON, January li,-Mr
Herman, OF New York, presented n
memorial from the New York chams
Der otc0m merce In favor of the passage
age of law to equitably adjust errors IN
the assessment and collection OF duties
on Imports Referred 10 committee
on finances, Also petition from
more than one thousand bankers,
merchants and others OF New YORK.
city, in favor ofthe repeal Of the bank
rupt law. Referred TO the committee
on judiciary.
The subcommittee on foreign affairs
gave Colonel ShaIter, Lieutenant
Bulls, anu the commercial agent of
the government further hearing this
morning, The full committee meets
on Thursday, when the subcommittee
VIII submit heir report No other
committees in session.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

HoRt Race Tor Two hundred pounda n
side RHd the championship of Eng
IAnd-rhe Russian Embassy IN Lon'
dOn,
Noon Associated Press Roportl
LONDON, January l2.-lhe Times
Vienna correspondent says advicea
from Turkey show that the worka OF
Adrian0ple are only partially armed
and untitled to resist un attack, In
Constantinople Il IN believed possible
that AdrianOple may be carried by u
coup do main, Tho iorlihCations OF
Constantinople are consequently being
looked To IN n last resource, although
they seem 10 ue even In u worse cons
dilion, Everything points 10 complete
confusion aud dlsmay OF the Turks,
The Times correspondent at Bucha'
rest, says: New complications seem
TO have arisen. The Ruumanians talk
ut declining 10 submit TO an armisllce,
unless II In separately arranged with
them. IL IN thought they have posai-
bly, been instlgated 10y the Russian
military party.
The Daily Telegraph's correspond.
ent ut Pera says. Grand Duke Memo
las, In his telegram TO the porte, very
expressly asked that two Turkish dele
gates be sent to meet him Mt keaanlik,
and they should have tho fullest pos
sible powers. The meeting Of the
grand Ottoman council, held on Sat
urday, consequently appointed two
plenipotentiaries.
The Telegraph's Constantinople disN
patch reports that the Russians enter.
ed Yeni Saghra, Saturday. The place
was previously burned by the retreat
ing Turks,
CoNsTANTINoPLE, January 10, $3.50
n, m,--Server pnsha, minister OF for
eign affairs, and Namyk pasha Will
leave here for Ke2anlik to-day to meet
Grand Duke Nicholas. They have
been invested by the ministerial coun-
ell with full powers TO treat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15
HERE AND THERE.
The Senatorial Contest In Kentucky
a Flood I'm the James Threaten the
Railroad Bridges-Two Hundred and
Fify BarreIs Of whisky Destroy ed.

Railroad Bridges-GHO Hundred ana
fifty BarreIs Of whisky Destroyed.
FRAN KF0RT, January l4.-ID the
ballot taken to-day Lindsey received
"A votes; Williams, As; McCreery, Is;
Boyd, republican, II. Several mem.
beers we're absent who will be present
at the caucus tomorrow.
New YORK, January 14.-A special
from Norfolk, Virginia, says the tresIle
bridge on the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio road is again threatened by the
flood IN the James river at Lynchburg
to such an extent as 10 be dangerous
for trains to pass. This materially In
jures the shipment Of cotton and
keeps back about seven thousand bales,
for which vessels are waiting here to
finch their cargoes.
BALTIMORE, January IA. - The
bonded warehouse attach ed to the ORR.
ent Distill=ry company, at Canton, was
partially burned this morning. About
two hundred and fifty barrels oil
whisky, valued at s. 900, were burned.
The building damaged about $4,000
fully insured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

On the line of the Virginia and
Truckee railroad, in Nevada, and be-
tween the snow fences is a deer lick.
Only one train a day is run over the
road. The deer jump the fence TO drink
from the salt spring, and often the train
dashes suddenly upon three Of four OF
them. The deer either rejump the
fence or start at full speed down the
track ahead Of the train. In the latter
event which is not uncommon, there is
lively chase. followed by the killing Of
the deer by the train employees rides.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15
IMMENSE REDUCTION
F | A N N { Is,
wEoFFER

SCARLET FLANNEL at ljc. Worth 2Oc.
One lot at lsc. Reduced from 2jc.
BETTER GOODS al 20, 22Xc, 25c, and up
wards.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

HOSiery!Hosiery!

LADIES' MERlNO HOSE, aud lloeco.llnod
at 2jc. Former price SOC.
CHlLDREN'S MERINo HOSE, and fleece
lined, az 200, Former price 100,
ono lot Heavy, Stout Mixed Colors chill
DREN'S HOSE ut l5c. Reduced from SOC.
one Lot Chldrens Striped WOODEN HOSE
at 10, 10, 20 and 25c, all very cheap.
one Lot LADIES' RIBBED MERINo HOSE
at 20 and Sc.
CHlLDREN'S LEGGlNs Mt ljc, Worth
double.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15
The Roumanlans Opposed to
an ArmsltIoo Unless Made
a Party TO tho Talk.
The Grand Duke Asks that Two Turk
ish delegates b. Sent 10 Meet
Him NJ Rczanllk 10 Arrange
The Basis Of Peace,
The servlans Eject Junction With tho
Roumanlans Before WIddln Tho Rus
SLAMS Enter Yenl Sa0hra and
The servlans KurIOhumle,

BoaI Race for Two Hundred Pounds u
side Hnd the championship of Eng
INnd-rhe Russian Embassy in Lon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15
ESPECIAL ATTENTION. IL DIRECTED
TO OUR
House Furnishing Goods Dept

We offer large TURKISH TOWEL at S5c
Former price soc.
All Linen DAMAsK TOWELS Mt 25c. Worth
zoe.
One Lot GERMAN LINEN TOWELS at 2jc,
A Full Line of LINEN NAPKINS from SIC
upwards.
MARsAIL SPREADS at 81 20. Can not be
eXcelled.
One Special Lot of TURKEY RED TABLE
LINEN reduced from 81 to CSC.
COIOreh Table Cloths, y ianO
Covers and White Linen Dam
ask beyond realization until
examined by our patrons and
the public at large.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15
white Flannels According TO the Above
OPERA FLANNELs at 80, 81. 20, ijc, and
the very best and finest at zoe. Reduced
nom CSC.

The prices are rInparal-
IelIed i'm the history of
the Dallas Dry Goods
Trade. and all will findit
to their interest to pur-
chase. even ifthcy do not
require the goods for im-
mediate use. Samples of
goods sent to all parts of
the country gratis on APP
plication.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-06

KEEPING UP APPEARANCES "A mem
Der of the sanitary police force came
across boy the other day who was
wheeling home load of oyster cans
and bottles, and, curious to know
what use he put them to, he made q
direct inquiry.
=" Going TO throw them over into
our back yard, replied the boy. 81
took two loads home yesterday"
But what do you use 'em for ?"
It's a trick of the family, -
grinned the lad.
How trick 2"
I'D just as lief tell, rs he spat
on his hands to resume his hold Of
the barrow. We're going TO have
some relations come in from the
country. We may no. have muci
10 eat. but II they see these cans and
hotties and boxes they'll think we've
hal ysteTs, champagne, figs, and
nGis. sili we've COS tired Of EN-. and
are hving on bread and fzters for Z
h<ml hy cfaME@es"
Is~ o1srex sczxtcAed has ear Ike {
na4n wao kaa reserved q new idea
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Sc" Habit" is hard to overcome.
II you take off the first letter it does
not change "a bit" If you take
of still another, the Whole of sit
remains. fyou take OF another it
is not st" totally used up. All of
which goes to show that if you wish
to get rid of a "habit" you must
throw it off altogether.
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this pleasant oeN'i";e l. - wen
known mat aiy 'A'eh geo, "'''uNs ~,
OF It woui4 seem "HPeiiuouS. we
shall, therefore, Only tetai, some o.
the cmei iac's con''ecteo VIVA IT,
we all know 'h"t IL causes cheef-
iuiness' ciearness % "'lhu' M"he !:
iulness' an" me- Voushe ., mHiio y
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uonS IL Is cef'ainiy welcome
accessory 10 every "eii-spfeao Doaf"'
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which custom c'o1nes III !he gar
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ever Inc pom, "n'ch snouiu iio' oe,
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ionS' o"oon 10 o"'' 'oAi 'Ao
at lunch and after dinner. Certain
rules should be followed by habitual
tea drinkers, if they wish to use their
favorite beverage without injurious
effects. They should use u moder-
ate quantity oftea. Always make the
infusion with boiling water. and en-
ploy milk as an adjunct, aud sugar,
if liked. Especially should they re-
member that high-priced teas are
less desirable for general use than
the medium quantities, both on ac-
count of their price and because,
owing to their purity and strength,
they abound in deleterious proper
ties. A judicious mixture OF several
Kinds OF tea is often advisable. An
excellent English mixture, winch
combines cheapness with hneness OF
flavor, is composed OF one pound OF
Congo tea with quarter OF pound
each OF Assam and Orange Pekoe.
Inc usual mixture OF piack and green
|ea Is iour parts oi piach W one VI
How To Draw TEA PRopERLY.- 1t is
mistake TO make tea strong, If the
full flavor Is desired. Professional
tea-tasters use but n single pinch to
. cupful OF boiling water. In China
ana hussia, where tea is made to
perIeclon, 1t Is very weak; boiling
water DelnS poured upon a few
leaves, the decOctlOn covered for q
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-06

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-17

An OLD Hoxc1pE REvIvED.-Diniel
MayheE and his three sons were arrested
in Allegheny, IN 1875, for burglary com.
mitted In West Virginia, and were taken
thence, convicted and sentenced to three
years imprisonment. Before their trial
facts were developed pointing to the elder
Mayhem as the man who caused the death
Of Henry DoWnes, in this county, by
striking him with brick, and an infor-
nation charging him with the homicide
was made before Mayor Phillips, Of Al
lesheny, but the West Virginia authori.
ties refused to deliver him up. A his
sentence for the burglary will expire In
few days, Mayor Megraw has addressed
note to the Governor Of West Virgins,
advising him Of the facts in the case, and
requesting that Mayhem be turned over
To the authorities Of this State for trial
on the charge Of homicide, or be held IN:
ill reputation can be procured from
Gov. HartrauiL-PittaburSh Commercial
Gurelts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-17

LrvRR Is KISe.-The Liver Is the impe'
rial organ Of the whole human system, n
Il controls the life, health and happiness
OF man. When Il Is disturbed In It's proper
action, all kinds Of ailments are the natu.
raj result The digestion Of food, the
movements OF the heart and blood, the
action OF the brain and nervous system,
are all Immediately connected with the
workings Of the Liver. It has been sue
eessfully proved that Green's August
Flower Il unequAled in curing al persons
afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com.
plant and all the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition OF
The Liver and stomach. sample bottles TO
Try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns
on the Western Continent. Three doses
win prove that II Is Just what you want
eOdAW t4| ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-17

BELL1RE LocALs.-Mr. Dennis Mtr,
ply, who, about two weeks ago, II will be
remembered, inflicted wound upon bis
person by carelessIy handling a dirk knife,
died from the effects Of The wound yesisr.
day morning. The injury consisied in
completely severing the femoral artery,
Just below the groin. The, wound At the
lime was successfully bound, but gan-
green OF the foot and leg supervened, and
be was in dying condition yesterday
morning, when Dr.. Frissell, Of Wheeling,
and Drs. KurtI and satterHarth. OF this
city undertook amputation Of the thigh.
BE died before the Amputaiion was COM
pIeted. The funeral will take place from
The Catholic Church this afternoon. f
Maj. E. C. Morris, proprietor Of the
Globe House, reports busineAs as improy
ing within the last few weeks. Qnitea
number Of agents in the gllss trade from
the East and West, stopped here during
The lait few days. Among the guests reg.
istered at the Globe yesterday were W..
A. Hunt and lady Of ST. ClAirsville; Prof.
W. H. Morton, Of Cincinnati, formerly Of
Washington. Ohio, and B. q. jerks, Of
Cleveland, Ohio.
Rev. G. a. Campbell, Of Lims, Ohio,
will preach At the Disciples Church TO.
morrow. ..-- 4,-=.
M. David Crafty, connected with the
Life and Fire Insurance Agency In this
city, returned yesterday from reeuper.
alive visit in the rural districts.
Doctor satterwath, one Of our physi.
clans, starts this evening for Cresson
Springs. .-r-. ,-
Between two and three hundred per.
sons Of this city are making preparations
to visit Marietta during the Reunion
next month. We understand that most
Of the folks will entrust themselves 70 the
tender care Of Capt Godfrey Muhleman
Of the steamer Mallie Ragon, who, as
sisted by Mr.. Yoeg.Iy, one Of the most
polite and accommodating clerks trayel-
ing on the Ohio river, will try TO make
the trip, Of course, as pleasant and agree
able As they know how. 10! for the
Mallie Ragon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-17

POLICE CouRr.-Jud9s 6anmer.-The
following caes were disposed ofyester.
day morning by His Honor:
Charles Brown was fined 81 for drunk.
enness, and committed in default Of pay
ment.
Hannah Fitnimmons was sent rp for
ten days for using abusive language 10.
ward Melissa Robinson.
Robert speidel and George Cotngiver
were fined 81 and costs each, and Michael
Linch s. and costs, for disorderly con-
duct. They paid their 6nes.
The case Of Matilda Harmon, charged
with using abusive language toward Geo.
Corngiver, was dismissed at the cost Of
complainant a. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-17

TRAssPERs OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol.
lowing transfers Of real estate were adj
mitted TO record In the Office OF the Clerk
Of the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made August 8, 1878, BY Bridget
Johnston to. Marx Reisbach, tor por.
ton Of lot No. 1853, on the north side Of
18th street; $3.50.
Deed made December g, 1877, by Sarah
J. Smith and husband, Of Belmont county,
O., to John s. Garyin, for Is acres oil
land IN Richie district; also 4 acres, 2
roods and 90 poles adjoining the above
mentioned piece Of land; $3.50.
Deed made August l6, 1878, BY Anna
Green to Michsel Sweeney, for the
western parts Of lots No. 40 and Il on
Main street, North Wheeling 1925.