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Congress meets next Monday.
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If you want to know the time of day call
CURRANs.
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A New Cure for Wounds.

New styles in winter shuws at
COX & GALLIN'S.
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$500 worth of Hats and Caps at HAM
ILTON'S NEW STORE.
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Go and see Chalfant on general Hard.
ware.
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GAINESVILLE Stocking Yarn at
COX & GALLIN'S.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-18
Route Of the Parade

Following is the route of the firemen's
parade which takes place on Tuesday af-
ternoon next, on the occasion of the re-
e,eptlon Of the Osgood Fire Company, of
Troy, n. Y:
Form on Fourth street, at 9 o'clock
sharp, right resting on French, counter
march ON Fourth to Pine, to Fifth, to
French, to Front, to Market, to Brandy
WINE bridge, to King, to Tenth, to West,
TO Seventh, to King, to Sixth, to Shipley,
to Fourth, to Tatnall, to Front, to Mary
land Avenue, to Linden, to jackson, to
Second, TO Fame Hose and then dismiss
The daily gazette., 1878-10-18
FOURTH EDITION
The Bastardy Case.
IT RESULTS IN THE COMPLETE EXON

IT RESULTS IN THE COMPLETE ExONER
ALTON OF THE ACCUSED.
Before Esquire Brady, last evening,
was heard the b;lstardy case which has
attracted so much public attention dur
ing the past few days, wherein VIM. r.
Tull was charged with being the father
of an illegitimate child of Alice Belts
col. The accused was present at the trial
aud was represented by Charles Il. Lore,
Esq.
The Squire swore the complainant, a
ckly-louking mulatto girl, and endeav-
ored to impress upon her the nature of
an oath, of which sheseemed to have a
very faint idea, extending no further than
belief that she would ego to the bad
place." if she told lie.
The witness was then examined, and
though she feebly insisted that Mr.. Tull
was the father of her child, she made so
many contradictions, and Admitted to
previously making so many different
statements In relation to the case, that IL
was clearly evident the woman was non
conpoS mentiS, and that her accusation
against Mr.. Tull was SIMPLY the device of
disorder Imagination.
The woman also admitted that she had
had criminal connection with several
men, and that Mr.. and Mrs. Tull had
frequently demonstrated with her upon
ner Dau conduct Also, That Mr.. Tull had
secured her admission TO the Aimshouse
when In her encielte condition, and that
during her four years residence with the
Tulls she had ever been treated with the
utmost kindness.
In summing up the case, Esquire
Brady alluded to the irresponsi BILE cha,-
acter OF the witness, and said he would
not assume the responsibility of holding
a respectable citizen upon so grave a
charge on the loath of person so igno-
rant as this woman appeared TO be. He
therefore dismissed the case.
Mr.. Lore said he did not think the
woman really knew what she was about
or she would be severely dealt with for
her perjury.
The case ended with Mrs. Tull inform
ing Alice Belts that she wonld never en-
ter her service again on account of her
criminal base ness aud ingra'itude.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-18
Heller This Evening.

This evening at the Grad Opera House,
the great slight of hand performer Heller
will appear in one of his inimitable per
formances.
Mr.. Heller. as a prestidigitateur has no
equal in the world. lie will also present
his uneXplainable mystery of second sight
IN which Heller will appear. He should
be greeted with large audience.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-18
)n motion adjourned.
ORDERS,

The following order was directed to
be drawn during the session
Francis McCloskey, S42l.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-18
CrOss1ey VS.. Ewing.

The case of John S. Crossley as. An
drew Ewing, which has been on trial at
the U. S. Court, since Tuesday, came to
an end at l O'Clock to-day by the inry
rendering verdict in favor of the plain
TN. The verdict was for the full amount
OF the bond (S1,7s0) with interest from
June 1868.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-18

People learn wisdom by experience. A
man never wakes up his second baby to
Soc it laugh, but always keeps DIR. Bulls
baby syrup handy.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-18
Reports Presented 10 Council

MT. Harlan, superintendent of the
rubnc Schools, yesterday, presented the
fresldeni, Clerk, and each of the mem
pers OF the City Council with copy of
bis last annual report.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-14
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
TnxnA PnollIo RnIlWnY.
LOCAL J0TTINGS.

--Yeaierday was beautiful day.
The nights continue pleasantly
cool.
There are at present nineteen pa'
tionia In the city hospital,
--Foriy.seyen prisoners compose the
intlmatos Of the county jail.
The sidewalk In frCnt Of lloeIlna
a. Howell, ON ELM street, needs allen'
ton.
Sidewalks are being made by prop
erty owners In different parts OF the
city.
"A number OF Jail birds were out
yesterday, cleaning up the courthouse
yard.
Old BoTeas continues TO make II
disagreeable by blowing the dust over
the city,
Our street cara on the different
lines make as good time AZ is made in
any city
"A dead dog lies ut the intersection
OF the Texas and Pacific and Dallas
and Wichita roads.
The evangelisls continue to hold
their meetings at their tent tabernacle
on Sycamore street.
Mr., Waldron, OF the popular Main
street feed store, has beautilled his yard
by tastemlly laying Oh IN II flower
beds
IA team, attached to an express
wagon, dashed down Elm street ut FIJI
rlous speed yesterday morning No
damage was done, however
The average candidate Is beginning
to run the home.stretch, and all are
doing their level best to get there,
for the sake Of the dear people.
Yesterday William Smith, who
was arrested aud calaboosod for the
theft of a saddle and yaise, was trans
ferred to his old quarters in the county
jail,
The redeeming feature OF the cap
ture of the Dallas and Wichita train
WAS that the cepturers did not require
Dr. Reed, the builder of the road, to
pay fare.
Last night, Mr. John j, Cannon,
while out driving, had his horse to
scare and run away, throwing him out
of the buggy, dislocating his left arm,
DIR. Locke attended him and reset the
disjointed limb.
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Lust night, about ten o'clock, ~
Major MoAllISter was returning
from church, no discovered that the
door u his grocery store, situated on
the corner Of Swiss and Hawkins
streets, was open, Entering he found
that some -four n lot of soap aud sugar
WINS missing, What else was taken,
he does not know, A number OF bars
Of soap aud lot of sugar lying on the
floor Indicated that the thieves must
have been In great haste In their rob
berry. They were evidently scared by
some paaser.by into taking n haSty
leave, or they would have secured
more booty This II the fourth time
the store hrs been robbed within the
past six months.
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A,,acIseo by "a Mad hog.

Yesterday morning as Mr., w. w.
Worden came out of his blacksmith
shop, on the corner of Jefferson and
Elm streets, he was attacked by mad
dog that was running along the street.
The dog grabbed him by his left leg,
when Mr.. Worden in attempting to
run dragged the dog some ten feet,
when he succeeded in freeing himself,
after which the dog ran of towards
Commerce street, biting cow as he
passed Main. Mr.. Worden followed
the animal, and overtaking II near the
st. Charles hotel shot and killed IL, Ii
1t had not been for the thick boots he
had on, his flesh would have been pen.
etrated, but as 1t was the animal only
tore his pants, leaving the imprint Of
his teeth on theleg Of his boot.
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Religious.

AT meeting Of the official board
and members OF the Tabernacle Meth
odist Episcopal church, on Monday
night, March nth, the following pre-.
amble and resolutions were drawn up
aud adopted
WHEREAS, Our late pastor has VA.
Gated the pulpit Of the Tabernacle
Methodist Episcopal church, aud this
vacancy being still unsnppIied; and
WHEREAS, The members Of the
church feel it to he their privilege
with the concurrence of the presiding
elder 10 make an expression of their
choice in the selection of u pastor TO
minister to their spiritual. wants;
therefore be IL
Resolved, That from the excellent
credentials borne by, and the favor
able Impressions formed OF, the Rev.
w. p. Armstrong, the entire member.
ship of the church aforenampd extends
with pleasure u most cordial invitation
to said w. =. Armstrong TO become
their pastor and shepherd.
Signed by j. MARTIN,
j. W. STRONG,
Committee ON Resolutions.
And endorsed by the entire memV
bership of the church.
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Owing to the Increased demands OF
our trade, we have decided to remove
TO he more commodious buildings on
the corner OF Lamar and Camp street,
formerly occupied by Clark, Bryan a.
Bros, and the store adjoining. In or
der TO save cost OF removal, we viii
offer TO the trade for the next ten days
our stock at reduced prices. We will
open In our new quarters about the
18th instant, with large and well
seected stock, and hope for continue
ton of the trade heretofore literally
extended to IN. Very respectfully,
MARSALlS& HOWARD,
Mprch 7-ulW,
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stOp Fhieii

Yesterday morning about eight
O'Clock while Mr., j, Miller, an Italian
grocer, whose place Of business IL on
the corner Of Jefferson aud Commerce
streets was NJ breakfast IN the rear OF
his store room, his attention was at-
tracted by noise In front, aud arising
from the table and going In he saw II
negro man named John Johnston run
ming out with his account book In his
hand. Miller Immediately gave chase
TO the thief, yelling Mt the top Of his
voice, "Stop thief" which only served
to quicken the negro's speed, Running
down Jefferson to Jackson street, and
going up II n block he turned In
on Market, making for Main street
The chase was becoming interesting,
exciting the attention Of passers'b by,
aud when passing the William Tell
house, corner OF Commerce ana Mar
ket, he threw the book over In the
yard, when he ran but short distance
farther before he waa caught by man,
who delivered him over to m officer.
Miller was IN the habit OF keeping his
larger bills OF money in this book, and
the negro had snOtched It with the be-
lief that he would get good lit. The
book at the time, however, contained
only eleven dollars, which, together
with II, was recovered. The negro was
Jailed, to await the action al the court.
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NOTICE
MAYORS OFFICE,
CITY OF DALLAS, February %. lS7S.

MAYORS OFFICE, !
CITY OF DALLAS, February 20, 1878.
The different wards OF the city of Dallas
having been changed since the last election,
me iollowlnS ordinance is published for the
Information and guidance of all concerned,
viz:
An ordinance defining the wards of the
city of Dallas.
BE ii Ordained by the city C6,mcu of The Cav
Of Dallas.
Section. l. The city shall 6e divided into
four wards, as follows, to-wit: The First
ward shall embrace all OF the corporate lin.
Its bounded by the river on the west, the
corporate line on the south, Akard and SIC.
amore streets on the east, and Elm street on
the north, and shall be entitled to elect, by
is own vote alone, two alderinen. The
Second ward shall begina the river on Elm
street anu run thence with said Elm street
To sycamore street, thence with sycamore
street 10 Ross avenue, with Ross avenue To
Ma>ten street, with Masten street to Dallas
branch, and thence with the Dallas branch
To the north line of the city, thence with
said line to Trinity river, and down the
river to the beginning, and sh6ll be entitled
10 elect, by its own vote, two aldermen The
Third ward shall embrace all the corporate
limits east OF the Second ward and sycamore
street, aud north of Elm street, and nah be
entitled TO elect, by It's own vote alone two
aldefmen. The Fourth ward shall embrace
all OF the corpo ate limits east of the First
ward and south of Elm street, and shall be
an titled TO elect, by Its own vote alone two
aldermen. Prorided, That the present resi-
dencc o. Judge Nat. NJ. Burford shall also be
included Ia the Fourth ward.
section .. That this ordinance go into
effect from and after January |, 1875.
Approved November 20, In.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: j. II. HEREFORD, Secretary. 26l0t
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-.Two ear Ioada 81 huguIea bod plAl.

Two oar loads Of bugRles and Plat
fora wagons, At Orra III
Picture frames aud monldlngs,
new patterns Of wall paper Tor 1875 ut
Reed n Lathrop's, Jaao lm
New York early rose seed potatoes
~ 80 NJ Adams a. o. lebb'lt
Cheap means nothing, when you
look nj the immense assortment ol llhh
hats, NJ Que dollar, VI The New YORK
clothing house. m2if
Choice buffalo hams al Adams a
Co.'s febb'll'
j. A, Work a Son having bought
u large aud fine livery oullll NJ
Shreveport, and taken the stable for
merly occupied by Captain orr, on
Main street, they are prepared TO NO.
oommodate all their friends anu pa
irons. --mGhs'dtf
II you are looking for either ohll'
dren's suits, boys suits, or youths
suits, you eau go 10 headquarters, The
New York clothing house, and save
money. m2'tf
--Four No. | mules for sale At
Orr'r. II
Adams a. Co, solicit eonSignmenls
and dis orders "
Query "Why viii men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marbur bros. 'Senl Of North Caro-
lira, ut the same prieew Jan8ldly,
w. &. Holland, attorney ut law,
office, corner Of Main aud Lamar
streets, Special attention to bankrupt
cases. janlS2m
--lfyou want TO buy n family car
riage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns, III
III you want 10 save u hundred
dollars In the purchase Of n buggy, go
Orr'a, TT
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Iinan A LniIIEnn.

IN spite NJ the hard times tho sta
tIonery business seems 10 be we'll pat
ronlzed, AZ the well'known house Of
Reed a Lathrop, you will hnd new
goods continually arriving, aud an air
Of business that Ia refreshing these dnll
times, II II the general rendezvous Of
those IN search of wall paper, blank
hooks, wrapping paper paper bugs on
any Of the thousand aud one articles
that arc found Ia u hrat class book
store. W.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-14

The testimony in the Hawpe case is
through with. Mr.. George Aldredge
opened for the prosecution in an able
speech, which was fraught throughout
with splendid argument. He was fol-.
lowed by Colonel E. G. Bower, for the
defense, who, in what little of his
speech we beard, made strong and
eloquent defense for the prisoner. AR.
gument Of counsel will be resumed
this morning.
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Want. 20 be pIs,nIy undersiood.

As the season Is now open Mt Longs
Lake park, Charley Meisterhans wants
TO be plainly understood that this park
IL intended exclusively IN n place Of
resort, recreation, plcnics, etc, for
the gooI people Of Dallas, and that no
improper characters are allowed on the
grounds. Necessary steps will be taken
to keep this order strictly in force
mchl2 Ivy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-14

--Drs Darlington and Pace would
respectfully announce to their friends
and the public that they have become
associated In the practice of the sew
eral branches OF their profession. For
the present they will retain DR.. Car
rlngton's office. DIR. PAGES residence,
corner OF Young and Browder.
mhl4 I'm
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nlnlnn n.naIr nnon,ered.

Yesterday morning u young man
named Jackson, The owner of tho stu
len saddle left nj the Y saloon, near
the Union depot, claimed aud proved
his property, which the proprietor
gave up 10 him, He stated that he
was In attendance on the district court
M a witness In the llawpe case, and
that tho thief Smith, had stolen u
from Oh his horse, which he had leiI
hi ched hear the square
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For Rent.

After tho 10Th instant the buildings
now occupied by w, corner Of Main
and Lamar streets, will 10 made Into
several stOrerOoms, ana We viii Oiier
for rent three storerooms fronting on
Lamar street, 2OXiO feet EACH two
rooms fronting on Main street 26x2b
feet each; also, several very desirable
Offices on second floor Of the building
MARSALIS'& HOWARD,
,,,a,,hu-dIui
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ntIsor.
Real Estate Transfers Yesterday.

Reported by Cummins & Davis, real
estate agents, 100 Lamar street:
Russell & Co to, w. l.. White, lot on
Juliet street, for $40,
Horace Beckley to John s. Beokley,
ninety acres off the w. Wamplen
survey, for 81 500
p. A. Hswkins to Il. Stiner, lot on
Swiss street, for $3.50.
V, w Smith TO J. w. Crowdus, lot
in Crowdus and Akard's division. for
Sl25.
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s,on n I,i,,,si erybody Looh,

Having purchased tho entire grocery
stock OF II. N. Tucker nj bankrupt sale,
we will offer the goods 10 merchants
aud families nj lower figures lh0n ever
before. Call early,a aud secure bargnlna,
nj fuckers old stand, opposite Texas
aud Pacific road, We mean what we
say the goods must DO sold,
mChl8'dlm LEVI \ BRO
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Deputy SherltiJones and posse, who
have for the past few days been In pur-
suit Of the men who stole Brooke Bow
ems horses. have returned. They
chased the thieves into Hill county,
where they managed to elude being
trailed, when the party returned, 'rhe
hunt is being continued, however, 10y
other parties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-14
Philip Phillips.

This noted singer enter tanned Sc
lect audience at the opera house last
night by an effective rendition of his
moral and sacred songs He has a
deep, rich, melodious voice, and his
singing was listened to with apparent
pleasure by those present. The sing.
ing was interluded by brief recitals of
incidents of travel, which were very
interesting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-14

Lewis Neale has removed his stock
of drugs and medicines to No, 7O5 Elm
street, new building, first door west
OF Cowen n Co., where he will keep a
full line of drugs, medicines, toilet ar
ticles, etc. The patronage of the pubs
lie Is respectfully solicited. Prescrip-
tions carefully compounded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-14
Read ! Rendl Rsadl

The most extensive and the largest
grocery house in the United states--H.
X. n II. b. Thurber Il Co., West Broad
way, corner of Reade street, New
York:
In our stables Giles Liniment Iodide
of Ammonia gives the best results.
Until we used it were annoyed and
troubled, We pronounce it the most
valuable remedy that owners of horses
can use
II X, 4 +. b. THURBHR& GO,
urocerl.
For sale by Common & Walker, drug.
gists, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-14

Jones n spatholt, merchant tailors,
7Ol Main street, over Singer sewing
machine Office, have just received and
keep constantly on hand well select
ed stock of cloths, cassimeres and doe
skins, and everything pertaining TO II
iirst.class tailoring establishment. Ten
per cent. of for clergymen. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. m6-dlm
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The following dispatch from Josh
explains itself;
McKIENEY, March u, 1878.
A. Il. HARDIE, pallas;
Will put in Friday night at Dallas
JOSH BILLINGS.
Let everybody DO on hand. Never
mind the delay. Josh twill keep" 81
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In large or small quantities, dressed
or rough, cheap for cash, at the Pho.
nix planning mills. Call on or address
4. G. Bailey. m5.lw
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Do not fail to attend the grand
moonlight party Thursday evening,
March IA, at the Central park, former
ly Frascati, Good music. Dancing
commences at seven o'clock, pm. 1t
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Members Of Engine Company No.
are requested to meet at the engine
house at 1880 this evening, for drill. A
full attendance In full uniform Is re-
quested.
WIN InNa Forapaan
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Almost anybody eau have teeth now
that they are 30 cheap, Gail aud nee
DR., Thomas, At 7Ol Elm street, aud
ask his price, ln'
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For sale.

Open and top buggies, home manu-.
featured, and warranted,a at VIM. Longs
shop, 40 Commerce street. --mchl0.lm
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Attorney at law; office, 8O7 Main
street, Dallas. Prompt attention given
to oil business entrusted to his care.
-feb4 1y
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whenever you are III heeu OF
shirt, or a pair of pants, or full suit,
90 to the New York clothing house,
aud thus save money and get the best,
mh2 II
Fine horses and carriages always
on hand, and for sale, by j. A. Work
" Son. -mohS DIFF
Adams n Co. fill orders for grain
and produce. ii
Carriages for funerals and all 9TH
err occasion, on application to J. A.
Work " Son.-mchS DIFF
Choice onions So per barrel at
Adams u Co.'S. If
Buy your buggies ut Orr's--they
all do IT, II
Orr il selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than ut. Louis prices.
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Immense arrival of the latest styles
in, hats, shirts, underwear, hose, ties,
Tall this seasons goods, and ut prices
which are below realization, at the
New York clothing house. m2.tf