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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-03

TEylIMONY OF DRUGGISTS We have
been selling Swft's syphiitio spec! nc Tor
years, and regard 1t superior 10 anything
know TO scienc e, for the diseases for which
il is recommer ded We have never known
Of single failure.
g. j, Csssels, Townsville, Ga: L. F. Greer
q Co. Forsythe, Ga. Hunt, Rankin Il Lamar,
Atlanta, Ga. Pemherton. samuels 4 Rey-
rolds. Atlanta, Ga /; Daniel & Marsh, Atlanta,
Ga. ,e,,
We have usel Swift's Syphii'ic Specific in
the treatment of eInvicts for the last year,
and believe II is the only certain remedy that
will effect permanent cure for diseases 1or
which you recommend 1t.
GRANT, ALEXANDER Co.
al 900 reward will be paid to any chemist
who will find, on Analysis of 100 bottles OF
s. s. s.. on- particle Of mercury, iodide po'as-
SUM, or any mineral substance.
preuared only by the swift Specific q ~
pany. Atlanta, Ga. Sold by George I.
kins, Conner & Walker and W. H. Pate g. u
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Seeds.

GERMAN AILLEr-we quote stsl copper bushel,
Cot cntton..At the OIL Mil, loo. per bushel.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION.

Trade Rather Quiet on spot but GOOD
in Orders-Meats Weak ana Lower
New Corn Lower-Fiour w"
wheat auiet-o"'s
I'm Demand-G Otes ana
Quotations.
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Wines ~ Iiouors,

WMf MIsRgrsWeet 10 w " 2 per gallon; ~
mash, 81 .eo@$S, accorllk age
WINEs-C laret, in c,seyss ib0sl, Catawba.
per gallon sl.lo@s2; POWER POWER gallon, al 20 a
ro,on ~ Rel gaiISnl iSas3; Madeira, per
OSLO. " III eaeee' @f'~o
,, CgAMrAeNE-Cooks, in bakets, s1sasqo,
neidsieck, In basket, $S; KrugSn basket S27,
Domestic champagne, sl0@l6. otn '''Ae'' VS.
ter, per dozen, s2@$a 80. vS-'''' w.
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CURE YOURSELF

Dr. Bohannans "yeretaoIe Iarae' 10 @aefareed 10 Tef
manenty a forms of sperRattcrrhsa or Seminal
Weaknes, Gencra Debility Irpoieney. etc. and resores
NLost Power and brings back the youthful NEor o.
those who have destroyed sexual excuses evil prac
Gees in from seven weeks time This remedy when
as been used by Dr. BohanRn in his private practice ios
over thirty years, known 10 full In curing even
the WORST CASES. 1t gives vitality and impars energy
with wonderful effect to those nddeaged men who teelr
weakness beyond their years Its inyigoratng properties
felt at once. Young men suffering from h.e coHse'
quences OF ha dreadtuy destructive habit oF Self
can this medicine with the assurance OF speedy anu
PERMANENT The patient gains eagth ana elias
city of spirits at once acts directly the parts sfect-
ed soothing and healing tonic and anodyne TO the re-
Taxed seminal vcsces and ril$se du,ts mparing power
and tone AVID restoring them TO their natural state the sams
as the banetul habit had been INDUCED i Inc
ingredients simple prodKs$saIs n aAtsa aS, GssO
herbs etc. and specific IaE - .ssSl Jssv-sSi
nt'Price, Five Dollars, sent with mi uirectons eIc, 70
any address. For sale only at DR. c. A, Sohs:S oce,
No G2 North Fh street, ce!ween Washington avenue ard
Green street st, Louis, Nc, Eets5iiahea IN .t3.
p5-Dr RS "rrestss Special Dss,sa" eattA siTes
clear denea5n Of the nat1Te cause. symptoms means Of
cure, ETC., of SYPHILIS SEMINAL WEAKNESS, ETC., seas
FREE to any address upon receipt of one stamp.
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RN n n HNE n MPzA Book of nearly 5copsyes
HAHNHHE Nv NN g., veals secrets xliSh ths
- 1A married andhose conteu,-
0EM DIX plating marriage ahoud know
SMOAaEa Sred OF Recipes. Sent seeursg
eeaedior so cents money or postage stamps Addrea
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DIR. ROSE
No. So North 9th ST., st. Louis, Mo
NNnanAIinhaAI SaA

specialists 80 years experience in tret ting all
forms of PRIVATE DISEASES, p' ssess,ng
every facility known to medical sc ielce, has
adopted the most successful meth cd, Cures
Guaranteed; fees moderate Advice free. Cali
or write in strict confidence, No. 4l4 North
Seventh st. ST. Louis, Mo, api3
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Green Fruit and Dorrio,

GRArEs-7@S,cts per pound,
fEAomEs-Per bushei, 81,
AppLEs-Per bushel, s2.
BLAoKBEnRIEs. Per quar-, lOc.
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Cotton.
ahere was nothing doing to-day pooo,,,
b.m Ss sriday Al bales; shipments. TO- Stoeh pn

81 -1ne quotations FOLLOWING. u,,les,
siols ~, stated, are for ,oholesals snoi ccsS
1sss,ss w11s ts,ne Is asked or small r,,o,,,,ys s
- sa' higher rates arc demanded and. I'''0''''''
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SouAsHKs-10c per dozen.
TTREkN ConN--6c per dozen ears,
doMAroKs--N per bushel.
GREEN PErPrR--sl per peck.
CAppAoSs--50c per dozen.
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Dallas Wool Market.


IL to 20 per pound. -'S D'"iy
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'N''rft'u''o New York u Al, to Bos.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
Tho U,uted Term.

RED BANK, n. j., June 2o.--To.day was the
hottest of this season. At noon tho Thermometer
at South Amboy marked 1929 in tho SHADE,
aud at Perth Amboy it reached 99o. At the
former place two persons were pros,ratod by
the heat, ono of whom John Conway, will
probably do At Red Bank, near the railroad
depot the thermometer reached 1909 in the
shade,
LONG BRANCH, N, j., June 20.-The heat
was extreme to-day, 05e on the pier aud 90 in
village. Several persons Were Frustrated by
it, one, Henry Finch Of New York, will prob.
ably die.
New York, June 20,--Roports to the bureau
of vital statistics show that seventeen deaths
from the effects of heat occurred in this city
during the past tweuty-tour hours,
DANvlLLE, VA, June 20,-A severe wind
storm with rain passed over this section this
afternoon, partly unrooGug one tobacco fac
tory in Dsuyllo aud uprooting trees aud
danaging crops iu the surrounding country
Two tobacco hCtorics wcro unrooled ut Birds
vile, n. o., aud other damage WAS done.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
THE HIRTH MURDER.
Ben johnson Makes Claim for the Reward
The Alleged New Evidence.

The Alleged New Evidence.
A claim for the 800 reward oilsrcd by the
District at the Time Of the Hirlh murder TO
anyone who would furnish information to the
police that would lead to the capture and con.
vicliOn of the persons concerned in the crime
was filed yesterday at the District commits.
sioners' Office by +. IL, Falls in behalf Of Ben
jumin johnson, who turned states evidence,
and thereby made it possible to convict Bed.
ford, Pinn and QuccnHn. Tho matter has
been referred to Major Brock A question as
to the justice Of giving the reward has arisen,
As it is stated that johnson himself
was arrested on information given 10 the
police by Il woman whose name has never
been divulgel, and that his confession was
subsequent event The efforts of the counsel
of the convicted men to have the case re.
opened keeps the matter constantly before
tie public. a statement made by Bud War.
ner, former companion Of JohnsOu's, In iail
on charge Of burglary, which was made ON
tho 18th Of June, has Just been made public.
1t is to the effect that the day after tho muir.
der johnson treated him, saying that he
and Roxy Ross had made Il swug by knocking
II man down, and proposed TO swap
a watch, which was buried on the corner, for
his giving - to boot, That night Johnson
told him that he knew nothing of the murder,
and that Bedford Pinn and others were limo.
cent. Altcrwam johnson said that he and
RoXoy got the watch aud money from a man
on Fourteenth street, but did not know
whether it was Hirth or not. Warner, in ad.
dition to his statement relating to the llrlh
murder gives long list of his adventures
with johnson as Il fellow burglar.
Distrct-Attoney Corkhil has written u
rather sharp reply TO the counsel for Bedford
and Pnn, asking for II re.cXaminatiou Of tho
case, on the strength Of m alleged con-
fcssion from Johnson, letter said tD
have been written to johnson by rohc
Brown warning him against conlessug aud
other facts which they are said to have in
their possession. After referring to the con.
yiclion of the prisoners, the failure Of the
defense 10 examine Roxy Ross when he was
brought into court and the fact that not u
scrap of testimony had been shown to him
to justify u ryopcnmg Of the case, Colonel
COrkhil closes as follows: 81 have seen in
the papers statements, | suppose founded on
information derived from you, that you are
IN possession Of certain facts and evidence.
| shall be happy at any time TO receive aud
consider whatever new evidence you may
have touching this murder, and | assure you
that If you clu prove to mo Uny fact tending
to explain the positive aud overwhelming
testimony of the guilt OF the convicted persons
no one will bo more ready to give il prompt
attention in the interest 0f public us well as
personal justice"
National Republican., 1880-06-30
Pr ESD ENT HAYES
A Guest Of Yale College Yesterday.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, June 29.-President
Hayes became to-day the guess Of the college,
aud is stopping at President Porer's house.
After n serenade tonight he briefly addressed
tho students, saying:
You've GENTLEMEN I am happy TO meet
you upon this interesting occasion. II Is in
terestng to yourselves, and You are the object
of interest TO all who look upon you. l can
only say that wish you all manner Of pros
perity."
Secretary of State Evarts was also sercnaded,
and acknowledged the compliment in few
words.
President Hayes attended the graduating
exercises at the Sheffield scientific school. He
subsequently visited the camp fie at the Adj
miral Foote post, G.. A. Il.
Colonel Dexter Il. Wright delivered an ad-
dress Of welcome, eulogizing President Hayes
administration, which lie said had hoon cal
culatcd to mako the union what it must be
according to the poet, Morris.
In the course of his reply the president
said: "The sentiments expressed in the adj
dress of welcome just made. ere altogether
above any merits of mine, but will say that
l believe that | always tried to do what |
could to make the uuion what the beauti-
full words quoted indicate. need not allude
to the many differences Of mind which have
arisen during my time, but l believe that
what we all fought for was the good of the
country, and that the people of the south have
just as much reason to rejoice over our vic.
tory as we have that no greater benefits have
been gained for the north than for the south"
National Republican., 1880-06-30
THE IRISH REyoLUTIONIsYs.
from All sections in Attendance.

q.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2g.-rhe Irish ma.
tionai convention held an executive session
this morning. A stirring speech WAS made
last evening by the chairman, Judge Brennan
of Iowa. Delegates are now present from
nearly all states and territories, and spirit
of harmony pervados all their meetings. 1t
is intended to establish branches in every
portion of the country, and enlist the co.opc.
ration of every Irishnluu in the welfare of
their couutrymen. The delegates uuitc in
saying that practical results will surely follow
tho complete organization which will be
effected by means O! this convention.
After appointing Il committee to proceed to
New York to concur with the trustees or tho
sEirmishing fund the convention adjourned
until p. M. Two sessions will be held each
day until the business is completed.
The convention upoH reasscmbling this
evening at once went into executive session
to hear the report Of the committee on foreign
relations, which was not made public, Several
delegates fron abroad arrived to-day, among
thou being two delegates from Ireland. For
obvious reasons their names it is said, will
not be made public, The session this evening
was veIy short, closing rbout $50 until 8
o'clock tomorrow morning.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
Concess' ons by Nicaragua TO the American
Company.


The full text OF the Int0r.oceanic canal con-
cessious granted by Nicaragua to the American
provisional society has been received here. IL
was signed hy Don Adam Caldeuns, minister
Of foreign affairs, aud Mr.. A. G.. Monocal,
member and commissioner OF the provisional
society. The concession has been duly rati-
fed by the Nicaraguau senate and published
as n law by the republic. Under Its provision
the provisional society secure the exclusive
privilege to construct ship canal across the
territory of Nicaragua The canal Is
TO be Of sufficient Dimensions to nc
commOdHte steamers Of tho largest class
used between Europe aud America, and the
locks are TO bc not less than 800 feet long md
2S feet deep The concession is for ninety
nine years from the date of opening of the
canal for general traffic. During the period
the company shall have the right to construct
n railway along tho whole or any part of the
canal also such telegraph lines as 1t deems
necessary for the construction aud working of
the canal, and these lines shall transmit pub
1ic messages free of charge.
The government of Nicaragua will declare
the terminal parts and the canal itself through
out its length to be neutral, and that the
transit In case of war between other powers
and Nicaragua shall be uninterrupted. III
general, the canal shall be open to free navi-
CATION OF all vessels, provided they pay the
dues and observe the regulations of the COM
pany. Troops Of foreign nations aud vessels of
war will be allowed to pass through the canal
under regulation Of existing treaties vessels of
war belonging to other nations engaged in hos
tilities with Nicaragua or any other republic
OfCeDtral America will be vigorously excluded.
An effort will be made to secure a guarantee
from all powers of tho neutrality of the canal
and of a zone along it, nnd Of tho sea in the
vicinity of the terminal ports where dimen-
siOns will be defined. This concession, with
all its advantages and privileges, will apper
tain to a construction company, aud is only
transferable 70 tho company which Is to be
organized by the provisional society, and in
no case can it be transferred TO foreign
government or power. 1t will be organized
in tho manner usual for such enterprises,
and its office will be open in New York
or where 1t may deem most convenient,
and it may have officers at the same time in
Europe and America as may be most useful.
1t will be called the Nicaragua Ship Canal
company. The company can bring freely
emigrants from all parts of the world, and
shall bind itself not to interfere in questions
which directly or indirectly may affect the
public peace of Nicaraguu, aud not TO give
protection to criminals or disturbers of
peace. 1t is exempt from every form of taxa
tion during the period Of this concession. Tho
balance of the document refers to routine
matters. Captain Philips the president of tho
provisional society, is now in Europe for the
purpose of arranging for an carly commence
ment Of the work.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
Pacific Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, jane 29--The following
were the official closing quotations Of mining
stocks to-day: Alpha, o. Alta, 2; Agenta,
1892 Belcher II; Best Bechcr, o.; Bullion,
1t; Bodio, 81; Rello Isle, 0 lG; Bechtcl, 1; Bos-
ton Consolidated, l; Bulwer, 3; Black Hawk,
1882; Belvidore, 22; California, %; Choilar,
81 Consolidated Virginia, ~; Crown Point, IA;
Caledonia, \; Dudley, 7.16; Eureka II; E1-
ohequcr, II; Gould & Curry, ~; Grand Prize,
IL; Goodshaw, IL; Hale & Narcross, 4; Im-
portal, sic; Independence, 5-lG; JulIa Consol.
datod, }; Justice, 1916 Mexican, &c; Martin
White, GIG; Mono, as Mammoth, II; Nc
Clinton, BIG; May Belle 5l6 Manhattan, 9;
Northern Belle, ~; North Bonanzs, 5-32;
MONDAY, 81; North Belle Isle, 1l'32; Navajo, !;
Ophlr, 6s Orc, 9; Oyerman, 2 7.32; Potosi, II;
NnySo oymo"I ioS snStb Ey o SaV'f sJor M aiIfr @
1882; Toga, IL; Tiptop, 81 collier ten days;
Tuscarora, 5.32; Union Consolidated, 2Oi; Yel'
low Jacket o..
National Republican., 1880-06-30
Ihe Georretown ncmocrnts,

The Hancock and English Democratic club
held Il meeting last night at Goddurds hall,
Georgetown, Captain James Goddard in tho
chair and Mr.. Waito Somcrvillo secretary.
Quite large crowd WIS present. A commit
Davidson, w. A, HIutchiuS and Dr. scheckcls,
framed constitution and by-laws, which
were adopted, Mr., Thomas r. Taggart was
then elected president Of the club, Captain
James Goddard vice-prcsideut, Mr. Waite
Somcrville secretary, Mr., l., T. Berry treas,
urcr aud Mr.. William A, Nutchins marshal.
Tho executive committee was then nominated
aud elected, consisting of Thomas Muuta,
Wheatley aud John w. Gross. A finance
committee, composed Of john j. Cook, John b.
Davidson and John LcecI, was then elected
and the club Adjourned.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
ni,cnsrgca at tho Dl.trio, puildlnas.

Letters, OF which the following is a copy,
were sent yesterday by Dr. Tudall, secretary
Of tho District commissioners, to George W,
Rcsll, cashier special assessment division;
William Matthews, clerk Old record division;
Watkins Addison, clerk treasurer and asses.
sor's office; Frank NJ. Guy, eugiunoer's office
II. B, Tyler cle,k oiIicc superintendent OF
permits, and William H. Saillcy, clerk special
assessment division, viz; ".lhc commission.
crs regret there is no provision In the uppro.
priation for tho ensuing i,yl year which
will enable them to retain your services altc'
tho end of the present month, and direct m,
TO notify You that your appointment is there
fore revoked, 10 take eject on the 30th inst"
National Republican., 1880-06-30
Old Things Pass Away aud New onos = ppcar


Improvement still marches on, and in its
rapid progress many Of the old landmarks
Of the city go down to bo seen no more. Tho
latest change, most noticeable, is that made
by Mcssrs. Harvey & Holden TO the build
ing on the corner of Seventh and Il streets
northwest The exterior has been 80 altered
as to give the house u very attractive ap-
pearauce and ut the same time to make light
and ventilation abundant. But it is the in
tcrior where n wonderful Transformation has
taken place. In the first place, the ladies'
entrance has been changed to the Seventh
street side of the house and leads direct to
the second floor. On the right is tho
saloon, fitted mp in the highest style
All that taste eau suggest or money
procure has been brought in rcquistion
to make the room handsome aud inviting.
On tho opposite side of the stairway is tho
gentlomon's private room, more subducd in
its decorations, but at the same time neat in
design and finish. The bar and eating counter,
on the first floor, arc gems Of marble, finely
polished wood and handsome culinary fixtures
Here also the same excellent taste has been eI-
hibited in the iICscO aud Nudorumeut Of tho
room. Having gotten everything in Icadi.
ness, this now c,tullirhm out will he thrown
open for public inspection and accommodation
this evening. The reputation Of the Ayomuo
house is well known, and rs this is to be con-
Quoted exactly upon the same pTluciulC, IL is
needless to say moro than that IL will bo a
frst.class establishment in every respect. Tho
residents in that vicinity and people doing
business on seventh street have long lolt tho
want OF u place Of this character aud MessrS.
Harvey * Holden will ilud that not only have
they Accommodated the public, but that their
venture will Toulilc them q handsome and
substantial return.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
IRISH TEAM.
REHABILITATION.
Totals. 1876

When the match was over cheers were given
for the American and Irish teams. Colonel
Bodine was presented with handsome hOu.
quot by one of the ladies present. Acknowl-
cdging the compliments paid himself and tho
team, Colonel Bodine said it afforded him
pleasure, us captain of the American team
that they had won, but us representative
riheman he felt regret at the result, from the
sense that the rihcmen of Ireland richly dc.
served victory this time because of their eX-
ertions 10 secure it, and he was sure the feel
ings he expressed wero tho feelings of the
American people.
Cheers were given for Earl Cowper
who made short speech. He declared he
never expected to see such scoring. He was
glad the Irish team took their defeat so good
humoredly. Only about ], GOO persons were on
the grounds. The arrangements for seeing
were very bad, and for the reporting simply
none at all. During the firing ut the LOCO
yards range the markers werc crowded EN-
tiroly of the American board and the scores
of the Americans were not exhibited at all.
No space or facilities were provided for the
press, and they were greatly intertered with
by Major LocCh's anxiety to prevent anyone
from passing in front of the lord lieutenant.
BANQUET BY THE LoRD.LIEUTENANT.
DUBLIN, June 29.-rhe American and Irish
teams attended Il private banquet given in
their honor by the lold.leutenaut to night.
No toasts were given except the health of the
queen. Colonel BodnG does not intend to dis.
baud his team until the Termination of the
meeting Of the Irish Rifle association and OF
the festivities to which the Americans have
been invited as team. ThGra IL still some
roticcucc, therefore, concerning the compost.
tiou Of the Wimbledon team, hut Frank Hyde
states that most of the members are mvurIbly
disposed, and he has uOdOubt about the match
lie says he will be able to bring together Il
very strong team.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
Rough on the wa,erRcgIstrar,

TO the Editor Of The NGt;oudi E'PH5i'can'
SIR; viii you please inform an anxious in'
quirer whether the citizens OF TINS District
have any rights which the autocr't OF the
water registrars ohce is bound to respect Z
The water registrar Is 50 l,ompous, SelGopiu,
iounted and ignorant that Il is almost worth a
mans life TO approach him. A case in point
rent house ia row, IL Is par oil my agree
ment with my landlord that l sHall pay the
wntor roul Tor my huusv. l ana so IN May
aud have tho receipt. My neighhor for some
reason or other, has deG,ultcd in the payment
of his water rate. Yesterday the water was
turned OIL from the row, including my house. l
took my receipt and went TO the Columbia
building to SEQ Mr. Cox about it. l supposed
| would have talk with gentleman. Gu.
cOuntercd tyrRut and boor, He gave me
no satisfaction whatever, but acted through.
out tho interview Ms though IL was favor
that ] should be permitted TO pay foy the
water and then have it cut oG without notice
Tho water was turned on again shortly after
my interview with Cox, but what | would
like to know is, whether the District com.
mssioucrs cw't put a gentleman to preside
over II department which necessarily Comes IN
contact with all lhe citizens Of the District ?
o. X. IL
WAsRINGroK, d. c., June 20, 1880.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
MYSTERIOUS DIsanpenronce.

BGNGHAMroN, N. Y, June 29.-Rccd b.
Freeman, prominent member of the Young
Mems Christian association, left here yestor.
day, It was supposed, for Lslc, n. Y. He
bought tickets for Oswego, N. Y, and Ceve.
land, Ohio. No trace Of him can DO obtained
by telegraph. He has acted strangely of late,
and his friends fear he is insane.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
University Medals Awarded.

CHARLorTEsvILLE VA, June 29.-To-day
the medal for the best article written for tho
university magazine during the session was
awarded to Mr.. William Cabell Bruce of Vir.
ginin. Tonight the celebration of tho Jeifer.
son Literary society was held. w. C., Bruce
Of Virginia was awarded the dGbatcrs medal
aud Il. w. Wilson of North Carolina was
awarded the orators medal.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
The Drought Ia virginia.

PETERSBURG, VA, June 29,-Thc long.con-
tinued drought in this section Of the state is
proving destructive to crops in many counties.
No selviccable rains have fallen for more than
four months, tho ground is hard and dry, aud
in many places streams are drying up and
mills arc compelled to ston work. Farmers
sometimes travel forty or fifty miles TO have
grain ground, Fears are entertained that the
water in the city reservoir will fail, aud pre-
cautions against waste arc urged. Prayers for
rain have been offered in several churches.