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O5c for FehrnnrY and 20 for MARGIN aales 10 90

November ioo7s for December, iinse for Jsnusty.
O5c for February and II re for March; sales 10 900
PRovisoSs-Fork in good demand and nrmeri .alesete
bbls So 3Ogtlo 60 and held higher future de-
Bacon and cut -parngly offered and quiet Lard
rather huncr, hut dun. aud closed ~ inside prices;
AMI s721sf7 Is ior Urine Western aud for future
atilWt{ i1l g., A. q aes' =, ior Aygu, gnd GJ.h
Butter steady, crramerics l1a2ic state daries iDa
rcc 9t at 4s ,s STATE IS ec,d qE'SF sss
GF,lS-whcnt was again dearer but closed dun and
No spring. si-a 81 ~ for 40 do 81 IL tor No red
wincr u taefi ~ ior interior 60 choice white, and
ter, Tor August sita aud 40 spring Ut siOt4 for
S%sJTW.h g. western sod safv arrival Al Gle s,a
oats active and lac higher with some spcculatiOn
white. including 10 graded al sale Tor mixed and
3jis &C. Tor state. also No. Chicago and Milwaukee,
ahoai. s5c. Indian nrner hut less active, and
bush at 40 i7sc Tor steamer saatssc or No ?, toc
,gr 30 3 a5,,e ioT rogma ye9M AMI MI 9r prime
cludinl No ri 4s,c tor August and ise4Sc. Tor sey.
emcr aud steamer at 1919 for July and AIS for sap
GRQcsRiTs-Raw sugar was in fair demand and hrm At
tritusai $50 hhd. sold at Tsr. for muscovado and
= i5c. for continual; refined sold at gsesAe ior
mand and steady a, eaaasc Tor domestic. Moas-es was
N moderate oh6ing demand only and showed no change
and i3sq0'ac. Tor Maracaho sales 51OO bags Rio and
bfl bags hdrAcaibo on private terms
PIC for spirits turueuunc. and 81 I5@sIl7h common
u good strained tosn Petroleum 1T ady and quiet
Iail1w IN good demand at . l5iGs7c Tor prime Whis,
key dun at 81 U!FtiO5H Ocean ifciFs were nrm and
I'd checsc. AS butter In rcirigcrRlors lisa Hour
sail 10 Hrcmcn sd Do To- C1rk Tor orders q. II or,
refined PETROLEUM, ~ cass to Aexandrla. sOc gold; Do
do, to Rotterdam, q III do, to London, Is
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Live stock Market.

NEw YORK. Thursday. July 1l.-Thrteon car
loads 2i0 beet cHttt arrived making total 22T3
since Mgnda. against a3os or the corresponding time
last week. There was not enough buslnc - to make
qtttabe market but the lew sacs high ngurcs
and the prospect for tomorrow IL especially favorable
Tor the selling interest Of tOnys ollie rings Ngorters
took car loads 1t luaiuic q b., To dress 5as57 ms
aud other cir luads wcfr akcn ~ home trade saugh
at iOi,c To- dress 5Gj1 B. Dressed beet
scarce and dear lu WASHINGTON Market and the hooks
and stands we're cleared IN the morning at Tadei4c
Tot poor to priino sides
Receipts 81 calves were 900 head making ASH since
Monday. against asa tuT the time week The
market closed about steady 90 5@se Tor erasseIs
and hutCrmilk calves; h9Tc. ur inkIgd calves with
selections sold ~ T'4gTisc
Receipts OF sheep ana lambs were 81 car loads OF
olH5 htai. making otaiu 1U snCc Monday. Against
ll.bIJ ior the same une Ia. week Sheep werc about
steady at 3Asjhc. y p as extremes. with nearly all
Tic h. Tor ordinary 10 extra and iQjsc Tor poor "
medium.
Receipts Of hogs % car loads or 5000 head
mHka total VI 9i1s since Monday. ainst 10 T0o tot
the last week. anl air state
hogs were sold alive at si25ss 40 lOO rs and the
m kpt WA an
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M occasoned by intimidation. and thereby fur
nsh u ground for rejecting thuee parishes.
The committee have not considered that the
evidence that you propose taud which has been
tnkcn by former commttrcsl 81 certain alleged
murders whippinCs. and radlnas not known
TO Weber or Anderson. nor connected with the
alleged conspiracy. and upon which neither
they nor the parties engaged i'll tho
conspiracy acted could have hearing
upon those ducstiona. nor upon the
action OF the Returning Board or their
protests. and they. therefore, decided not to
take the same. When. In the course Of the ex-
nminntiun. the witnesses. 7. II. jerks, Pitkin.
and Weber, have referred to intimidation in
those parishes. 1t has been incidentally or M
bearing upon the conspiracy. Should II later
appeHr THAI the specific acts to which YOU
refer have any bearing upon this conspiracy,
or upon the good faith of Weber or
Anderson. or OF the Returning Bonrd IN respect
OF their protests. the committee will then con-
slider tho practicabllity OF taking the testimony.
and that In contradiction Of 1t. or Of permitting
you 10 use instead the reports Of such testimony
taken before former committees. Respectfully
your Obedient servant.
CLAHKsoN n. POTTER. Chairman.
Hon JOHN SHLHMAN.
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ACHElIS-KOENIG on Juiv T. at Bnnn GERMANY
Fritz Achcs OF arouSiyn ~ Bertha daughter Of Frits
koenir pi Nunu. tcTuHiy,
GuODCHiLD-RAIfrON the residence of IN.
ef.ie muthcr on "wednesday. july ~ by the Rev DR.
: u hnrchari Robert Hnrlcltld 20 Emma 8. dAugh
ter OF The late Or Henry Rniltun oi New Nork city
HALL-fHIillFs On Thursday June ~ NJ the ~ a
donoe oi The hrti'. by the Rev iipvrye C. Foley Mr.
SrorTe o. ii9l, u lr osiy9 to Nil. Kate A Philips
dauIhtcr of. II : fhuurs ut fiit-tun Pa
HAErM AN-LOC kW0OD ON W"inealav JnIv ~ n,
The fcsi,ier 4" he brides hurcni.. ~ Penn st. Brook
Nh L y iN TIE Rev 4 Gunui- un. assisted bN the Rev
b K'..i'rr. charles D. Hartman of New York city 70
nuFFNNN-KAvFMAN- ON July o. nj the residence
o. a" hrd.. 10y Tie R'v Or David fnhorn. Aaron
IL liu ~ 10 ~ mel ktuulu. both u New YORK citv
klkkPArRltk- Nm AkcN. In Hostnn IN the sth inst
b, thc Rev " u II Murray. George \ Kirkpatrick Of
NV YORK city tu Stslr VI Marcy lostun
1oNNlIi-At SIN On Monday Jul, q Mt .he re- 81
hther N fu' BRIDE De- Lt-t 1851 IT, iItrlcni New York
hN nlc ~ mu., Etru u IT Audrcw's jaime, "A
InwHcN oi Wcstn"ii. !. 20 Annie n AUSTIN laughter
VI I4e late William d. Ausun. Lsq
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES,. July 10, ISIS
SIR: l received this morning your letter
OF the Sth instant. and have laid it before the
committee. Gen. Garfield and the other gem
tlemen who visited Louisiana. named in the list
sent me by Mr.. Shellabarger. will be- summon
ed for as early date as practicable. As to
Weber's examination. neither Gen. Cox nor
myself could remain over the 81, and MS he de-
sired Weber to be in New Orleans for further
eNhminatlon by him on ne 10Th. II was arranged
that Mcssrs. 1unton and Springer should con-
tnue Mrber's examination 80 far rs they de-
sired Ia do so on that day, ana that Mr.. Shella-
bargcr should attend for Gen. Cox.
The stenographer's minutes Of the session DO
not disclose any objection 10y Mr.. ShulMmrger
which was not assented TO. nor any request ~
his refused, and do not understand from those
gentlemen that any difference brtween them
and Mr.. Shellabargrr ms to tho conduct OF the
examination existed whatsoever nor that any
thing occurred Ia which he took exception.
As to the publication by you Of your letters to
the committee, do not ilpd thqt WAS under
Goth ot May the LIST and 10th of June. and
The sih inst. We're published in full when sent.
That to which Mr., MPrrli3n pr2posed a. arrply
stance OF It WAS given 10 the press at the time.
As to thc testimony OF Intimidation in the lar-
ishes of East and West Fellcana proposed. in
neither OF those parishes did tho election officers
make any protests with the returns, and, as re-.
c"yed 10y the Returning Board tho returns Of
the election Of 1876 IN those parishes stood alb
soutoly without objection, AllerwQrd Amber
son. ns Supervisor Of East. and Weber. MS
Supervisor Of West Fellcinnn, undertook to
furnish protests upon which the Returning
Board might reject tho vote Of those parishes.
1t is claimed that they did this without cause,
solely Tor political purposes, ana because
OF political promises. and it Is in
evidence that they hnye themselves con
fcsscd to this. 1t is also claimed that the
fact that there was not u Republican vote cast in
certain ,soctions which had heretofore been
largely Republican was the result of conspra-
cy 10 withhold the Republican vote there. in or
dor to AFFORD u pretence for claiming that result
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THURSDAY, July ll.-FLoUR AND MEAL-Tho
n"ll mAfhel was stronger, and IN some case. 1alur.
nstr WIN limited OLE rug AT the prices current winch
materially checked business Tor export though tIcr
was good general trade. Rye nNur stcHdir~. AMI
corn meal much more active We quote. STATE and
M''lrfh supTtnnu - iu0S3 NJ extra STATE ~ uaas 2u
western spring wheat 'Nras Stasi 70, do. AN ANA
AN, sLaIeSo % winter wheat tNUa- - l1tas+ -.
70 IA ami AAA. ~ husFd Mime sofa patents. lNs
- ao cN shipping extras. lu4s'2o southern haGcrs
ana fanny brands, ~ 1aGtti 30. SIulht ru shipping
irhs ~ a!tti 30 Corn mvAlMesprn 4fsa-. a. Bran.
lywine, = i1qss2 ~ Rye huur, - $50 - Wheat
Iced tldssl7 ton rye iced. fluasl7
NonoH Spots qui.t and unbalanced, sales SOS bales
Mtdd ing uulands, II ilic Futures rather dc trr,
bul du cluss at II ale. Tor JuN, II iUe Tor August
II 21e. VT septenb,r II i2c or Octvbsr. " VS. iVr
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state bond. were dun Railroad securities ruled weak
on hi"l'faie business The following the pruti
pa quotations G aud Pacific 0.. 1917. coupon.
l"Ft bur. Z. aud Northern l.ts. TiG7iA iNhish
And W. con Assenied. htss 30 Lrhmh aud " Is con.
- N"rihwe stern consolidated coupon gold bonds lui
HANNIBAL and st jose PHI ~ a5t, New Jrrse, 4, "A,
ua convertible nssenied. 70 New Ier~y Central 1T
mortgage consolidated assenied 7sQT7i. chicago Bur
ana quincy -, ll2,y Chicago Rur aud quincy - con
lllia, Lehigh aud " consolidated. 7ui, Nil and -
faul consolidated sinking und lul Cbicigo and Nnrth.
M',icTn c"n'oldaied eSar"n sod bonds luis. Chicago
AMI NORTH western consolidated gold register bond,
lul; No X and Texas consolidated assented I. 4 4 .
ana lndiruapoiis lists. lus'I sluSs Morris aud E-,,x
n"nds 100 trnlra! Pacific lists san joaquin branch
tWon racine Railroad st morlHhge, 1861, fHcihc
Railroad Of Missouri LIST muisAge luJi. 81 Louis aud
Iron Mountain lists, In. Toledo aud Wa0ash lsN Il
coupon liz Alton aud Tcrae hauo "a preferred, 6als
-, Alton ami TER" Hauts income % Boston. II AMI
hur 1t" - Ne" York Elevated Railroad ist mort
lnc 9pcmy highest. lowest ami +. N. closing prices
" Moo be lOlAY MeTN. -
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So Niagara. Curtis. Havana.
81 Devon. Western. Giavnw June "a
So Mthininsport. Millcus. Philadelphia.
s. Neptune. Berry. Boston.
- ga Dominion Walker, Richmond. city Point, and
Norfolk
Ss spartan. COopcr Shields.
sur Pauline. Hrufsemnnn. London
Bark Mnd,t iuGobrctcn. ilhyre.
Bark ~ifrnli. linlN cr.en. Anuidl
Bark Kathleen. Hover. sN,wHs.
Bark .lu.rpc tHlurru. ttturru. Dublin.
Hffk MtcuinNel.i MtIv.ca. taiHuia.
pnrk " Grfiih. prumuund. MHtanzas
BARK Ardtu. Ximbcih. Dover
Birk pautuH. tcrn1. London.
bris DHNhfhf. simpson. Nov Haven
Sehr H,icn Cluiun. Mrtart,. Old Providence.
Schr Anne Bell Rance. Hhruudoes.
Also the usual cnastwtse vessels
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pointed on the recommendation Of Thomas c.
Anderson, and accompanied him also. That
Tue President did or did not appoint Mr. King,
WIN reference to his connection with this court,
cannot say, but | know Mr.. King was nm old
lLaughter.1
Q.-Did Boulds Baker recommend him2 A.
should not be surprised
..Q.-DO you know who recommended Judge
Morgan for the position he ohtained2 Al
think he was appointed by Mr.. Evarts upon his
own motion.
Q.-Wns not the question mootcd about Gov.
Packnrd's appealing to the Supreme Court be-
fore the court was broken up? Al think the
friends before that
The committee then adjourned until Friday
morning.
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Guslusss !lol,tts.

o. ID -
Mothers! Mohers', M,ther. - Don't TAIL TO pfo
cure Nf, MlNSLpMS SOOTHING SYRUP Tor all die
eases Vi Children While t,Vtig. Pace - cents bottle
Pomeroy's Water Pads ior hernia are comforta
Ole Whch nothing els, can he Wtr i IiG broadway
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LoNpoN. July ia telegram to +. W. Silver
Co.. army. navy, and colonial agents here from syd.
ucv " dated July H. states that two tri.s of nn
Nr' uh,t rlsrn against the Government oi the Island u
N'W caledonia, ana massucrrd 10 whites including
women and children They nave asU captured ~ nit
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DIJ'ORTED.

DtROls In the city OF New York on the 9th dav
OF July l"Ts hy the Hon Josrh Dtlv a Judge of the
Court oi Common Plca.. Abraham j. Dubois from Mary
l. Dubois Gauss adultery 80
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MARINE INTELLI0 ESCR

EfrtsruRH AtNASAc-ruts psv.
Sun rf.e,. 80 sun SITS. 81 Noon sets %. 2 as
Hfsu wAtfn-Tiii.
Sandy Hook. ~ Gov Isanl. 30 Hell aata. e.. 50
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Families Unprovided with MIX

OF MngnesiA lack pronl and Hgreeah, household rem
cav lVr dlAveUue cohpluiuts AL druggists
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Real Estate Trnnhfers.


Reported yesterday by Cummins ~
Davis, real estate agents, 100 Lamar
street:
Chas. r. Tucker to Il. IL. Grandln,
y acres IN lot O, j. Grigsby league, for
S3i3 45.
Marion Johnston TO JnO. A. John
ston, bl acres out OF Shahap survey,
for $500.
John A, Johnston to Marion John
ston, 20 acres Of land out OF w. T..
Shahan survey, for SlS5
Thursey Johnston to Marion john
ston, 80 acres OF Shahan survey, for
$3.50.
Jot Guntcr to Il. l., Huffman, l0Ox
200 feet In block No 3, Crowdus and
Akard's addition, for 5000.
Jacob Nausbnummer to Jessie Cal.
laway, one acre out OF block &. NJ,
for $500.
J. Nausbaummer to w. l.. Williams,
one acre out OF block G, 8 M, of city of
Dallas, for 5000.
III, b. Bowen to Exchange Bank,
10 acres of land out of w. =. Overton
survey for $500.
j. $ Rawlins to r. b. McCurdy, lots
No. and 5, of block s, in Lancaster,
Texas, for 800.
w. Il, Killens to Y. b. McCurdy, lot
5 Of block in Lancaster, Texas, for
$40.
Peter Hendricks to VIM. w. Worth
ington, 100 acres out Of G. 5. Roberts
survey, for $4,000.
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House breaking In the Country,

On Saturday last, while Mr.. ID. H..
Nix and his family, who live near
Farmers Branch, were in attendance
on the Sunday.school picnic at Car.
rollton, their premises were entered by
thieves, A lot OF clothing and other
articles about the house We're stolen
and carried of. A quantity of bed
clothing was also taken, and the trunk
Of Mr.. j. p. Hendricks, who had been
stopping with the family, was broken
open, his clothes taken and six twenty
dollar bills he had locked up. There
Is not the slightest clue as to who
the thief Is.
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The grand vocal concert given by
the choir of the Baptist church, at the
operahouse last night, was n rare treat
to the lovers of music. Prof Pratt led
the choir, which rendered soul.stirring
music to the delighted audience. The
programme was composed of fine
selections, being comprehensive and
lengthy. The attendance was not as
large as 1t should have been, yet it was
made up Of the elite and intelligence
OF the city, who appreciated the splen.
did music rendered. The piano used
on this occasion was one of the mag
niticent Mathushek orchestrals, fur
nished by G. ii. Edwards, the state
agent.
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WATERwoRK QUESTION.

Unin C0uneil meets la ieEniar ses-
sion M Resnlt Can He heaehed,
The hoard Of underwriters have not
yet called ameeting, aud are not likely
10 do 80 this week. Some Of the busl-
neFa PORTIONS Of the city ara valued at
halia million dollars, aad u fire In Que
Of these, without any means toquenel
II, would prove most destructive M
well ~ disastrous to tho bualuelH inter
ests OF the city, The safety Of the CITY
demands that steps be taken ut once to
hll all tho oisterns Of the city, and un'
III u satisfactory arrangement has been
effected with the water supply COM
pany, that this means OF protection be
kept available.
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J. w. Slosson, Of Denison, is at the
Windsor.
d. h Faut, OF Goliad, Is u guest of
the Windsor.
II. B McCurdy, of Lancaster, is at
the Windsor.
nj. Wight, of Lowell, Massachusetts,
Is stopping at the Windsor.
w. A. George, Of Stephensville, Is
registered at the Windsor.
Ben Hillbromer, of Galveston, is
registered at the Windsor.
Geo. II. Campbell and wife, of Waco,
are stopping at the Windsor.
VIM. Marks and G. II. Mayhem, of
New York, are quartered at the Wind
sor.
w. l. Crawford, returned from Jef~
ferson yesterday, aud is stopping at
the Windsor.
Little Willie Leonard, son of Cap.
tain Jack Leonard, who has been
quite Ill during the past week, is i'm
proving.
Major j. b. Jones left the city yes.
terday morning for Tyler, to be in at
tendance at the trial of Pipes and
Herndon in the United States court.
Rev. DR.. Smith, pastor of the Elm.
street Presbyterian church at this place,
left Tuesday night for Knoxville. Tens
nessee, to attend the general assent bly,
now In session there.
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The Mn,nunl,ek Pinno.

This excellent instrument seems to
be rapidly gaining the favor II 70 rich
ly deserves, and VIII, we believe, at
no distant day he the popular piano
OF Texas. Being constructed with
their equalizing scale, they stay In
tune better than any other pianos,
aud have II volume and sweetness OF
tone surpassed by none Mr.. q. H..
Edwards, at 7O5 Main street, the state
agent for these superior instruments,
informs us that he has sold five OF
them In the last two daya.
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GnnreonI a, nalI.s Conl Yard.


BRED Manget, ticket broker, Le'
Grand hotel, continues to buy aud sell
tickets 10 all points, Parties wishing
to travel would do well TO call and see
hint
Vegetables Of all kinds at Hag
garta, n
Spanking teams nj Orr's, W
buffalo tongues Al Haggar'a, "
New horses aud new bugglea At
orra new stable, on Main street, "
Choice cured buffalo NJ Hhggarps.
OR takes the Mexican dollar nj
par for horse hire, n
Pure cider ut HaggaTils,-lf
-Four No. | mules for sale at
Orr's, II
Have your clothes cleaned, dyed
and repaired by Henry Keller 800,
north side Main street. -mchlONlm
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Sunday night, about nine O'Clock, m
Mr.. Thomas Overall was riding along
the Denton road, aud when near
Cochoran'a chapel, he was halted by
two masked men, mounted, who rode
out OF the woods In 'front.' OF him, The
usual command OF "throw up your
handsp was given In tone that indi'
Gated that the speaker would brook no
lrinlng, They then ordered him to
dIsmount, when they went through
him, getting eighteen dollars ana some
odd centa. One Of the party en- irked
TO the other tive have gotten the
wrong party" when the other said "no,
he haa IL hid some place about him.
They then made him pull oil his boots,
which they examined thoroughly, ~
well as his hat, which they turned
wrong side out. Not AndIng any more
money they attempted TO scare money
out of him by threatening TO kill him,
but IN he had no more about him II
could not be forthcoming, After holu-
ing short whispered conversation
they told him 10 mount and ride on,
which he did with alacrIty, Mr..
Overall states that the men were well
mounted, and wore black masks
which completely hid their faces.
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Charcoal ~ Dallas coal Yard.

Picture frames and mouldings,
new patterns of wall paper for 1878, at
Reed Il Lathrop's. ja29 I'm
-Burlap sacks at Haggart's. If
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than st. Louis prices.-tf.
An entire new stock, entirely new
prices, lower than the lowest, are at
present opening at the
-lfyou want to trade all old buggy
for new one, Orr's ia the place. If.
Good judges say, by word and &C.
ton, that for low figures and good as.
sortment in shirts, hats, full suits,
the New York clothing house ranks
first. n
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Camped on the Trail Of Her Musbnnd's
PArnInOur.

/
Yesterday morning, a woman who
registered as Miss Clara Scales applied
at the American house on upper Main
street for board. She was given n
room to which she ut once retired. In
the afternoon, a man called, saying
that he would like to see the woman,
and at her request he was shown up to
her room. Soon after this, a woman,
carrying porte-monnaie, came into
the office of the hotel, and
asked Mr.. Slaughter, the proprietor,
II the woman referred to above was
stopping there, and being answered in
the affirmative, asked if n man had
called to see her. Mr.. Slaughter told
her that man had called, but that he
was under the impression that he had
left. The woman appeared very nerv-
Gus all the time she was speaking,
looking flushed and excited. After a
few moments hesitation she said that
she would like to be shown to the
room, as she wanted to see the wo.
man. When the caller neared the door
Of the room, which was open, she saw
the man sitting with his back to it
talking to the woman. Quickly open.
lag the porte monnaie, she took cut
revolver, and made for the open door.
The man turning, saw her with the
pistol In her hand, and jumping up,
caught hei, and wreuched the weapon
from her, just as she was in the
act Of firing at the woman. She would
have made an assault on the woman,
had not the man held her to prevent
1t. She said that the man, whose name
was Jim Campbell, was her husband,
and that the woman was trying to steal
him away from her. A war of words
ensued between the two women, each
contending that she had the best right
to the man, and matters began to get
80 W arm that Mr.. Slaughter told them
hey must leave the house, which the
woman Of the pistol did, taking her
husband with her. She vowed dire
vengeance against her adversary, as
he led her lord away.
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An Aerial pncnomcnon.

This morning, about two O'Clock, n
brilliant meteor shot athwart the heav-
ems, leaving train Of beauteous light
In its passage, which lasted for several
seconds. The body which appeared to
be close to the earth, was exceedingly
luminous, falling to the west. When
near the horizon IL bursted, throwing
n number OF beautiful lights off, maxi
Ing grand scene. The reporter did
not have his astromlcal glasses with
him, and was unable TO take full OF
servatiOns OF the aerial phenomenon.
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Yesterday evening u negro driving u
horse, attached TO an express wagon,
had q falling out with the animal, near
the corner OF elm and Sycamore
streets, when no began 10 belabor him
with a rawhide, nj which the horse
took exceptions, running away with
the wagon, When near Eryay street
the wagon upset. throwing the driver
out, badly bruislng his face and leil
ahOulder.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-15
Charcoal az Dallas Coal Yard,

To save ice when it is as expen-
sive as 1t is this year, is one of the
main reasons for you to buy one of the
Centennial refrigerators, at China
Hall. The centennial" has been
tested side by side with nearly all
other makes, and has proven to use
BIO less of ice, and keep vlctupls
placed therein twenty per cent. cooler
and fresher, than any of those other
the prices are nearly If not
quite as low as those of any other re-
sponsible maker.-tf.