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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

Foreign exchange continues strong, but az the
no further change was made in the nominal rates
With demand drafts at - s9le, net gold can he
exported. We annex current closing quotations.
the actual market being L b of Il cent lower:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

There i no quotation ioT TIME 4Odli-. ur IooW-
ing were the rates Of exchange on Newly ork City
Savannah. i premium: Charleston buying nj par.
selling 5lGa i premium; -. LOUIS, - premium;
Newt Orleans. commercial II. bank par; Boston.
l2lo discount, and Chicago "a Ia 80 premium.
The United states Treasurer az Washington. to-
day received $4,000 National bank notes for re-
dcmption. Tie customs receipts were T@GOOoO.
aud the internal revenue receipts were S3lOOOO.
The following Is the Clearing House statement to-
day: Currency exchanges, SJ1,Ol7,SS2; currency
balances. S2DI1, 900; gold exchanges, @J,S1e,Z12,
and gold balances. sl,272.i93.
TIE regular weekly meeting Of the directors OF
the Bank of England held to-day. but no altcra-
ton was made Ia the minimum raie of discount, aud
IL remains 70 2 per cent. During the week the
bank reported decrease of EJj,o0O bullion aud
the proportion of reserve 10 liabilities. which was
last week 37l2 per cent, J. now 80 per cent.
There j. no change reported III the rate for three
months bills IN the outside market. The
market for British cousols higher at $500 and
Tniicd States bonds were "a shade lower IN some
instances, 1868 closing at IO1l'is, new 4lls AZ
1O33l6 new - at 1854, and lo-loS at lOjl'I6.
American railway securities closed - follows:
Eiic. common. 10's the preferred, 2iai; Illinois
Central 10 and jersey Central. 10 Paris dispatch
reports that the Bank OF France during the week
gained -, 900 900 francs Rentcs opened to-day at
llO.27i2 and closed AT IlU.22i2, sight exchange
London being quoted al 2J.lG.
1he receipts OF npIr and grain AT the principal
Atlantic purts tins 2lst day OF March were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

Government bonds were very dull and without
feature In the absence of any important transaction
between the home and foreign markets. Prices were
generally steady. We annex current closing quota
lions:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

July, Il2o; October 1886; Noyember 1919; December
1076d1O75 total 100 bales Also March II 1913 alOS5;
APRIL 1922 Slo97; MAY lo9sSil o.: June lll0Siidxi
IL Oh October 1888 di0S7 November 1O76 total a. 400
bales grand total 1880 bales 800 March exchanged for
April, Futures closed steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

Money was in better supply. the late high rates
bringing out enough fresh capital 10 put rates again
down 10 per cent on United States bonds and 1 al
on railway collatcrals Mercantile paper continues
dull leading note brokers quoting IS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD

FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD SINKING
FUND BONDS. Original ISSUE, 100000. CAN
CELED BY THE SINKING FUND $4,000. AMOUNT
NOW OUTSTANDING. s5js,000 BEING AT THE RATE
OF 1000 PER NILE OF ROAD.
THE DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD runs from sioux
CITY, Iowa. YonktoD, the capital Of Dakota, distance OF
81 mes The road las been completed and running i've
years during these OF business depression e et
errngs crBens3s each exceeded by moro
than 81 Ger cent tue required ioay the interest
its mortgage bonds while the net earnings for 1917 were
two and hall greater than the interest ITS entro
bonded The S55s 900 fret bonds are the 0hiv
Indebtedness of TIE com We have soa dnilng ihr llt
100000 o these bonds when the balance
il sold tho company VIII be entirely free Of hoatng d,bf
We arr authorized sell the remaining bonds ~ 80 per
cent and at which rate they Weld nearly
WALsToN H. BROWN & BRO,
M nlnas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

In State bonds, Tennessee Is. old issue, advanced
70 3S and the new 10 80. District of Columbia
3-65s were steady at &c. We annex current quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
miscellaneous.

TOR WATERFRONT CELLARS. VAULTS.
Floors Damp Walls, Gravel ho0ing OF travel iioof
reDa.rs apply 10 iOEN = ASPHALTlc CEaENT co
r. s. VAUGHAN. Ti.ssurrr. 1903 I1hen-lanc. y. y
NEBRASKA Colony and Iowa Colony Office,
~ 1874 broadway, Brooklyn, u. ID ;. coCh|NoFI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
SHAREHOLDERS NOTICE.

~
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF lIiE CIRRENCf,(
WASHINGTON, Feb Fl, 1873.
hereby gives notice 10 te
Shareholders NJ the UNION SQUARE NATIONAL BANK
Of YORK. OF such shareholders viii be held
al the Ftn Avenue Hotel the CITY OF New YORK. on the
w. ENTY SEVENTH DAY OF MARCH next. at 10 a. M,
purpose elecng Agent 10 whom the assets OF e
via and delivered In accordance with inc
provisions Of section 81 of the Act OF June 80 $50
JOHN JAY KNOX,
COMPTROLLER OF the Currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

The following to-day's quotations for foreign
and domestic coins aud bullion United States COINS
being quoted in currency and all the Others in gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

There was no fresh interest IN gold and the
market was duh and steady at 1O1ls.
On gold loans the lending rates were, at gig
and per cent carrying. The Assistant Treasurer
debt and $l92. 900 in redemption Of called bonds.
The days business of the gold clearing department.
OF the Bank of the State of New-York covered
Gold cleared. ~ 1887 900 gold balances, $780,.
Gs3; currency balances. sSGS, 7G5. The gold
quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
! Ilt'AtU !,

City bank stocks were quiet. Sales OF Central
National 40 at 30, Importers and Traders lO) AT
200, Bank Of Commerce az at ia. Current quo
fatinns ara annexed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
total Tor the week far 1913 head for the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
SALE OF the NEw.YoRK. WEST sHoRE

- and CHICAGO RAILROAD co. UNDER FORECLOS.
URE OF ownership OF bonds must be made brfoe the
Clerk of e United states Circuit Cour IN this CITY, plof 70
the 23d advised TO present the bonds at
once tley shut The franchise In valuable
including right from Albany 10 Buffalo along tho
car bank donated the state The large amount OF bonds
by the Continental Railway Trust co.. o Connee lieut.
will Of Illegal aud fraudulent issuance
UHAs. L. FROST, for self and other bondhoders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
Dipioen0 Notiee5.
5apinss Banks.

CECOND DIVIDEND.-DepOsitOr in Freed
~ mans Savings Bank may send book To :. l. HARRIS
Banker. G5s Broadway. corner Bond-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

The following the receipts aud shipments AT
and from Chicago aud Milwaukee to-day, reported
by telegraph:
Receipts. Shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
Bnslness Cndnccs.

Business Cnanccs.
~
Gentleman of large business experience in
~ this invest limited capital In nrst Class
grocery business where MS services wond be FauaDe IT,
W L, lO7 East 70h-st.
A DRY GOODS merchant, with small capital
~ do well opposite the Depot, In Passaie vi. Cal"
ALFRED SPEEl., "a Warrenst, y. u
A FIRST-CLASS family grocer can DO a tno
~ business by starting In speors new Dllng "po,r ino
depot. Passac v. ]. For particulars see ALfthD
- warrenst. r. " or at Psssac mornings oeiore "'"o
o'clock.
ENOR SALE-A r,re chance and tarGnlI-
J. BULLENkAMP BROTHERS oldesiablishcd GLd we'll
and vine With lease hoFses, ~ag-
ons &c situated Of the leading ayeBues Il bookyn ~
for first class fmll tiaes ~ sol5
posseson Immediately Apply premiss;64 fatbuh ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

StL i NJ & 30
lOO.-.--.- . =
3OO.-.bc.
B G l. & Northern
b6S he. 20
lO........ % :
Kansas Pacific
900 DC. Z
Chic q Alton
100. be 69S4
co.. C9l2
Albany & Susq a X
10. be. "a =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD con-

CHICAGO ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY. !
SFCRETARY's OEFICE CHICAGO. March IS, 1873.
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS and BOND
~ HOLDERs-The stockholders voting bondhoders
Railroad Company hereby Dott
annua meeting OF said company Tor the election
three and the transaction OF
such other lawful business may be presented viii DE held
at Companys Offices in Chicago. i'll, on MONDAY, the
lst day Of April next, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
transfer books will be closed at the close OF bushes!
ins and reopened foI transfers on the I'd
day Of April next. W. VI. LAKRABEE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
Total sales for tho day .

The PHILADELPHIA stock market to-day actually
moved out of its rut SO far to change the quota
ton for Reading and mark it up to 2Gii per cent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10
south osrolin.,. Iudeb,eane.s.

COLUMBIA, S. G., March 9.-The
public Indebtedness OF South Carolina
has been under discussion In the legis.
ture for the past ten days. The demo.
Gratis were divided upon the report OF
the bond commission, which rejected
large amount Of bonds funded under
the consolidation act OF 1873. Finally
committee of conference was APP
pointed, and basis was submitted to
the caucus this afternoon, which was
accepted, and will become matter
for the action of the legislature next
week. The agreement is as follows
First-To levy tax sufficient to
meet the interest on the entire
debt adjusted under the consollda-
ton act. Second-To constitute a
special court Of three circuit
Judges before whom bonds declared in
valid by the commission shall be taken
upon test cases with right of appeal to
the supreme courts OF the state and
United States. Third--That matured
interest on all bonds declared valid by
the commission shall be paid out Of
money in the treasury, and the inter,
est for the current year on such bonds
shall be paid out of moneys collected
hereafter. Fourth-That as final adj
judication Is reached upon bonds de.
clared invalid by the commission the
funds levied for interest shall be paid
out upon the entire amount OF bonds
declared valid obligations of the state.
Fith-That the floating debt of the
state, including bills of the bank Of the
state, be settled at fifty cents on the
dollar, payable in coupon bonds, bear
lug six per cent. interest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10
Horse Thief Oaptursd-Affer Four
Years ne LIZ Brought 10 Grief.

Last night, on the north bound train,
Sheriff Henderson, of Tarrant county,
arrived In this city, having in charge
a man named Stark Reynolds, Hav-
Ing business down In this city, the
sheriff together with his prisoner took
u hack and rode to the jail, where
Reynolds was locked In cell to await
for the ll:25 west bound train. The re-.
porter interviewed Reynolds, nut he
said he would tell him nothing, that
he had had dealings with the reporters
before, and that he had no use for them
whatever. He wouldn't pump worth a
cent, and 80 the reporter determined
to do him justice, laid In wait and
bounced on the sheriff who came after
him, when he learned that Reynolds
was noted horse-thief who stood
charged with that oifense In three
different indictments found by the
grand jury OF Tarrant county about
four years ago, at which time he made
his escape. He said that Reynolds was
a bad man, and had during all this
time evaded arrest.
He was captured about one hundred
miles west of Austin on the upper
Llano river. The prisoner appears to
be about twenty-five years of age,
wearing a naughty, impudent look.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10
A watch Thief.

Yesterday evening, man entered
the dyeing establishment Of Mr.. Jacob
Weber, $40 Main street, telling him
that he wanted to buy coat and pair
of pants. After the clothes had been
shown him, he said he would like to
try them on, when Mr.. Weber showed
him into room In the establishment.
In short time the man came out with
the clothes on, said they suited him,
paid for them and walked out. Later
in the evening, when Mr.. Weber got
ready to start home, he walked into
the back room to get his vest he had
left there, and on feeling for his watch
to see the time of day, he was thunder
struck to find it gone. No outside per-
son, save the man, had been In the
room during the day, and there Is no
doubt but that he was the thief The
police were notified Of the theft, but
have so far, failed to find the thief who
had represented himself as being O
railroad hand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10
Horrible Murder On IL Steamship.

PANAMA, February %. - Advices
from Iquque tell the story OF horri
BILE murder on the steamship lila from
Lims, shortly before her arrival at
Iduique. After leaving port two stow
Always were found They were placed
in irons on tue main. deck AID fasten
ed to stanchion. About three 10 the
morning deck trader, CHILEAN, APP
preached the prisoners and accused
one of stealing cheese from his tent.
The man protested his innocence, sta
ting it was impossible, he being in
irons. The trader insisted and cut the
mans throat, and afterward cut his
head of and threw 1t overheard. The
other prisoner, was bathed in blood,
was helpless, and too terrified to call
assistance. The murderer then at
tempted to throw the body overheard,
but fading it fast by the wrist he cut
round the wrist, broke the bone across
his knee, and thus freeing the body
threw il into the water. The crime
was discovered at daylight, and the
murderer was handed over to the cap.
tain of the port.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10

0IItnpses Of Ilyil Service Hefarm ITOui
- ksiiy siaadpoiat-rhe Adminia.
tration IA philadelphia Poiiiies-
GarnsId'n PaFtt la the Enort 90 Defeat
Kelly,
WASHINGTON, March 0,--rhe presi.
dent to-day appointed Frank Mil
ward, OF Kentucky, honorary com
missioner To the Paris exposition,
AZ the request VI Commissioner
General Mccormick, the secretary OF
the navy has directed that the Con.
stellation be detailed 10 carry goods 10
the Paris exposition.
Mr., Kelly said Ia regard To his sup.
port OF the resolution endorsing Score.
tary McCulloughs contraction policy
IN December $500, no admitted no had
made n grave mlstakoandon the lhlru
of January following had raised his
voice against contraction, aud made
the prediction with which he haO
opened his speech OF the 10th " Mo-
vent Der, that II contraction were pur.
sued the condition OF ailalIs that In nov
upon the country would come. a. to
the oil demOnetzing silver, he was,
and although chairman OF the commit
tee on coinage, signer ofthe demone,
tlzation OF the silver dollar, as were
Senators Blaine aud Voorhees,, then
members OF the house, As TO Mr.,
Gariield's allusion TO his (Kelly'sJ
communistic speech at youngstown
Ohio, ana TO his threat that "Mbor
would take capital by the throat thai
statement was like Mr.. Gprheld's own
stat, ment, the creation Of u distemper
ed and ill'governed Imagination. As
TO the interference OF members Of the
house in favor OF his nomination, he
asserted no men sat Ia the house who
had ever to his knowledge written such
a letter. II there were, no asked him
to say 80,
Mr.. Foster made u movement as II
10 raise.
Yes, said Kelly, one letter was writ
ten. My friend Foster aud / were
more interested then by reason of the
OF our seats. | laid before
him and before my friend Danford II
good many letters received in connec.
lion with efforts to nominate another
man than myself. My friends who
wrote mo seemed troubled that those
who were seeking to GUST me were
representing that Governor Hayes de-
sired my defeat.
The treasury now holds S340, O55, $50
in United States bonds TO secure bank
and S73, 053 900 to secure
public deposits. United States bonds
deposited for circulation for the week
ending to-day, SIPS, 900 United States
bonds held for circulation Withdrawn
for the week ending to>day, 81, l9l, 700.
National bank circulation outstanding
Currency notes, $500. 452, 635; gold
notes, 81, 4S2; 100. Internal revenue re.
,eipts, 1874, 9l2; customs receipts, $780,
M. Receipts of national bank notes
for the week ending to day, compered
with corresponding period last year,
1877, $3,7S9OOO; 1878, $2,6l5,O0O, Re-
,eipts to day, Sl9S,000
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10
SNOW BOUND,

Trains ON the Union Pacific. Denver
Pacific ana Colorado central Block.
AIDED by Violen storm OF wind aad
SNOW.
CHEYENNE, Wyoming, March o.
A storm, exceeding in violence and
duration any OF the previous season,
set in at IL pm. on the Sth instant,
continuing without abatement until
noon to,day, the wind ranging In velo'
city from fifty to siXty.four miles per
hour, carrying snow with 1t, and drift.
ing in banks ten to fifteen feet high.
1t extended from Bitter Creek, on the
west, to Julesburg, on the east A
great number Of the cuts are level full
of snow, and all trains on the Union
Pacific, Denver Pacific and Colorado
Central are showed in. The plows
stationed here have been shoveing
our, and tomorrow morning, II the
storm, which has not wholly ceased,
does not increase, they will be vigorous
ly manipulated. Passenger trains No. 3,
of the Sth and 9th, are lying at North
Platte,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10
HERE AND THERE,
A sheriff Ailiea in Teaaesses--Pro
prletor at the chicago Jsurnai
Dead-0enersi sherman and Party
SHIP uurned-A fenian huii--huteiae.

prlet0r at the chicago Journa
Dead-}eneraI sherman and Party
SNIP burned-A fenian suit--suieide
CINCINNATI, March 0,-Bertha Won
hellern completed her eighly.ninth
mile ut 900 tonight, ten minutes
head OF time.
BATH, ME-, March 0,-Tho ship
Alatama was burned here last night.
Loss, $4,000, George w. Miles n Co.
OF Bridgeport, were the owners,
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 1.-The
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
Association, In bession here, has select
cd Chicago for the next convention.
NASHVILLE, March o. A Clarksvlllo
special to the American states that the
sheriff was fatally shot 10y n prisoner
named Bill VerliL IN, oolored, NJ the
Jail la that place to-day, while the lat
Ter with others was endeavor to make
his escape,
HELENA, M, H., March 0.-P \. Won
Arden, tifst sergeant OF company H.,
seventh infantry, stationed nj Camp
Baker, Montana, suiclded on the I'd
Of March, by shooting himself with
needle gun. Cause unknown. The
deceased Ia said 10 be the son OF Coun.
Ieus Won Arden Dementz, OF Hague,
Holland.
CHICAGO, March 0.-Hon. Charles
L. Wilson, proprietor OF the Evening
journal, died at San Antonio, Texas,
At two o'clock this morning. There
will be no change In tho conduct OF
policy Of tbs Journal, Hon. Andrew
sherman, VINO has been for twenty
years editor-in.chief will continue to
control the editorial columns, and
Colonel Farrar, who has long been
business manager, will conduct the
business department.
NEW YoRK, March o.--Denns
Muleahy, who went to Ireland with
the remains OF John OMahoney, under
agreement with ODonovan Rosa and
other trustees of the skirmishiug fund,
TO be paid one Thousand dollars for
expenses, applied TO the supreme court
for an Injunction restraining the trus.
tees from disposing OF the fund in any
way pending the trial OF u suit Cor four
and seventy-slx dollars, the re
Of the expenses unpaid. The
injunction was refused.
CLEVELAND, o., March GA party
consisting OF General Sherman and his
daughter Ella, Senator Don Cameron,
Miss Lizzie b. Sherman, daughter OF
Judge Sherman, of this city, aud Miss
Parsons, daughter OF Colonel II. G..
Parsons, also of this city, arrived this
evening in II special car from Wash.
ington. The general and senator re-
main here over Sunday, and return to
Monday.
John I. Houghton, proprietor of
livery stable at Elyria, Ohio, made an
assignment to-day. Liabilities $20,-
BOO; assets, SIS, 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10
SoId and Stared.

Yesterday stranger In the city took
seat by wag, at the union depot,
who had his jaws all tied up, looking
like used up prize fighter. "What's
the matter with you, my friend ?'' he
asked the wag. "Just getting over the
smallpox, sir. 1 am from Bremond."
"Good lord r' shouted the stranger as
he jumped up and went as hard as he
could run down Lamar street. The
wag had the mumps.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10

The rifle match between the Lamar
Rifles and Stonewsll Greys, on the
2lst instant, will be at Longs lake,
instead OF the fair grounds, and the
distance Of shooting has also been
changed from three hundred yards to
one thousand feet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10

On the Dallas and Wichita railroad
to the end of the track-nineteen miles.
The train leaves the Dallas and Which,
ita depot at $3.50 p. m, returning at
5:45 p. IN. Tickets for the round trip, 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10
Meeting OF the Stockholders of the
North Texas Fair Association.

An adjourned meeting Of the North
Texas Fair association was held on
Wednesday, March 8, 1873, the presis
dent, G. NJ. Swink, In the chair
The roll was called, and q quorum
present. The report Of the secretary
was received, read and ordered spread
upon the minutes.
On motion, the stockholders pro-
ceeded to elect directory for the en-.
suing year. The vote was polled, and
the following report made by the
Judges of the election.
DALLAS, March o, 1878.
We, the undersigned judges of cleo
ton appointed to count the votes, dc.
clare that the following named persons
received majority of the votes cast:
VIC. Conner, G. s. Mitchell, w. I'll.
CASTOR, A, +. ;Iardie, G. NJ Swink, 9.
M. Wheat, b. l. Bnrris, Il. L.. Mar
sails, M. Ullmann, A. Sanger, John
J err, A. M. Friend and j. l.. Schnei.
der.
II. l.. MARSALIs,
]. l.. WILLIAMS,
w. G. COMMON,
Judges.
The above named gentlemen were
declared duly ard coDstilutionally
elected as the directory of the North
Texas Fair association for one year by
the president, and the meeting ad.
journed.
q. NJ. SwlNK, President.
j. b. HEREFORD, Secretary.
The board OF directors of the North
Texss Fair met at the Office of the ass
ISOLATION Wednesday, March Q, 1878.
Present--John Kerr, w. G. Copnor,
NJ. Ullmann, b. l.. Burris, A. 4. Har.
die, w. II. CASTOR, A. Sanger, G. S.
Mitchell, G. M. Wheat, I. l.. Marsalis
and G. M. Swink.
On motion, Mr.. Kerr was called to
the chair, and Mr.. Marsalis was re-
quested to act as secretary.
The election Of officers being In order,
| g. M. Swink was nominated and duly
elected president; @. M. Wheat, first
vice-president; w. III. CASTOR, second
vice.president; j. b. Hereford, secre.
tary; J. l.. Leonard, treasurer.
On motion, the board adjourned.
q. NJ. sWlNK, President.
J.B, HEREFORD, Secretary,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10
dREATvARIETY IN
Carpets, 0aCloth
window Shades, COrnices and
Lambrequins

III of these goods we
are selling as low and in
many instances lower
than st. Louis, Chicago
or New York. We are de.
termined to stop every
one from ordering goods
abroad ira this as we'll as
anything else i'm our line.
We ask those who are in
the habit O bordering from
other cities to write for
samples, and permit us to
compare our prices with
them. We can and pledge
ourselves to duplicate
every single item.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10
WASHINGTON.

0Ii'nPses Of CiyiI seryiee HefaTm Tram
- Lsiiy siaaapoiat-rhe Adminis.
tration ia philadelphia Poiiiies-
0srnsids Fart la the Enor, 90 Defeat