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CONTRACT WORK,
Sewers on Minnesota & Eleventh Streets
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CRY OF ST. PAUL. MINI, August 20, 1880.

Z {
CRY OF ST.. PAUL. MINI, August 20, 1888. J
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works, in and for the corporation of the
city of st. Paul, Mimi, at their Office, in said
city, until IL NJ, on the Sd day of September, A.
D. 1880, for constructing sewer on Mime
sofa street, from Ninth street to Eleventh
street, and on Eleventh street from Minnesota
street to point 30 feet east of Cedar street,
in said city, according TO plans and spedfca-
tions on file in the office of said Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, in sum
Of at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids.
GEO. L. BECKER,
Official. r. L, GoRMAN President.
Nia-hr Raa- Cd Of Pnhlin Works 224-244
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Daily, sxceps Saturday. Daily, except Monday.
Palace sleeping coaches on Al night trains bstvsm
Bt. rszl and Fargo, also between Duluth and FARCE
Passengers leaving 81. Paul ct 30 p. m, roach
Fargo for Arsshsst maxi moaning, sad Btsmarsk a
Tie following evening.
OcnnssHon made st Bismarck With stages for Dead.
vpsd and n points ir the Black HiIls also fer Fen
eufond, Standing Rock, Fort Ksogh, Tongue Rivs1
and intsrzzsdiste points, and with frstelass steam
nm during season Of navigation for Port Benton and
I'll intermedists points on Missouri river also Fers
KeoGh, Miles City, and all Yellowstone river pciata
and at ST. Paul With trains 70 and frsn N peiah
Eass and 6oath.
In s3ss4 April IN, 181.
-. II. :. SARGENT, oen. Manager.
8. g. nAx8oHz, Gen. Passenger Agent
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Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul Railway
Passenger depot foot Of jackson street. Tieke4
ONCE northwest corner Of Third and jackson streets.
Thompson Petsoh, Ticket Agents, st. Paul.
Trains. 9. Leave s.s, ,.I Leave;
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M. poRAN,s REPORTS

PARIS, Aug. IS,
RENTEs-sSf s72Mo.
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River DdyiEOn-

River DfviN0n-
Through Chicago 4 East
ern Express. .........
Through Chicago b East
ern Express. .........
Iowa & MINI. Div
Prairie dn Ohien, NIL
Wsukee b Chicago Ex.
st. L. & Kan. City Ex. +.
OVstonna Accommoda t'n
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Notice to Creditors.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
1850.
In the matter Of the estate Of Johannah D. MoKenty
deceased:
Notice is hereby given that the Judge OF the Pro-
bate Court Of Ramsey county will upon the first
Monday Of the months Of September, October,
November, December, 1880, and January, 1881, at 10
O'Clock A. M, at the Probate Office In said county,
persons against said deceased aud that six months
from this date have been limited for creditors to
sent their claims against said estate at the expiration
Of which time ell claims not presented or not allowed
shall be forever barred, unless for cause shown,
further time be allowed.
[L.s. HENRY o'GoRMAN,
Aug 5-5w-Thur Judge of Probate.
NTAfE Or MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM.
y sey. In Probate Court, Special Term. August
4th, 1880.
In the matter Of the estate Of Andrew L. shearer,
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Attest: Frank Robert, Jr., Clerk.
Aug 19-4w-Thur
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LONDON, Aug. 25-5R. N.
ooESoLs.
Account. ...,...
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18
Yhn LiKhtni the world.

New York, Dec 1.-THE electric light Is
again inking possession Of tho public mind &.
Thomas A Edison, the well known inventor,
SAYS: al anu preparing test for the subdi-
vi ion Of ine electric light, and Will soon
have II all reudy, l am already satisfied, but
wieh 70 show gentlemen who wish to put
their IA oney In this thing, its practical work.
Ing before they take The step. Thore
10 TO be no guess work about IT.; we
will know exactly the cost OF every
thing before We 60 ahead. Because
have been few months perlectiug this thing
the public said had iaied. They forgot there
are millions OF dollass invested in gas aud
they must not expect one little JerseymGn 10
reyolutionlz7th Light 0fthe world and reader
NIL his capital useless, The light produce Is
better and chca per, aEd those axe the rto
qualities llas will XIII gas, hesidea, there IA
no dirt from my 'Sht, no danger rom 1'caped
gas OK combustion, fho light incandvscent,
a simple ght produced by the impast ofelec.
tric particles upon carbon, IL is cloar, steady
unflckerng blaze, and Possesses mono II
those disogreeabie peculiarItles which the
public have come to associate with the ide Of
eleoIrlc light, gained from those istreH-
sin gjy hlaring balls which YOU soc suspended
In front or theaters and other buildings. The
dl tliculty hitherto has laid in the subdivision
oi tbs llRt so as TO bring its appreciation
within the reach OF money. A great many
writ ers upon tho subject have declared this to
be impossible, but 1. is not so; have PROVED
1t. Electric light may be furnished at cost
OF something like $500, 600 OOO less than IL
would have cost by th' original method. |
calculate the city OF NV York can be lighted
by my method at Il cost of something like
o. q tOO which is very reasonable amount,
NJ sit will bo perfected before n great
W. tm working very hard now.H
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18

Chicago, Dec. Il 1t IL q fact that the mat
ter Of which Senator Bsyard made mention
was not accreduabls % any OF no part es
montioued--l fact which The record OF tbe
traneury end the evidence Of some Of tho mar
tieith5nselye5 will establish. Paelps, D1sgs
& %. purchased IN Europe about 8 ,OoV, 600 OF
merchandise but to avoid the payment or
large duties Invoices were made TO them for
custom-house use much below that nrure
The du ie. should be assessed by the real mar
k't value, aud FOR thu practice of deception In
tho matter there might ba forfeiture Of The
whole importation, The infNaous m 1iety syS-
tenn then had the sanction Of law, and Sanborn
aud Jayne wers nourshmg. TEa lat
ter fled information, ,gnd the arm settled with
the government by paying it s-7l,Ol7 Tue
amoInt left afjer payment Of coats va, sa6l. $
8il, OF which tl3l15j va. radt5 Jayne, s2l-
Q0Gts c, A, arthur, oo,l5a.or u. ,ho put, sal, :
g0}to tlo1Zl s.. Cornell, surveyor Of the mort,
and Sel. 9c3t' tho nayalomeor. Whom Inquiry
was made into tue master, in ls7i. Noah Da-
Wis, thc judge who took oocgss'an recently 60
lecture gentleman from tho beach Oh ideas Of
personal hono,, WAS fore "a 20 testify chat he
was present aud aMaad az pttlling up tue
matter whereby his cliaRt bensdted 80 nate
rlally,-hs client bsing the iniamoui Jayne
and that amoeg the persons present and aid
Ing In efectlng the profitable compromlse was
Roscoe CodSllng.
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FEDERALSGHO0L BILL
SENATOR BuRNsIpEs BILL PASSES,
Hne irish are Worrying tho Engiisa-
SEaAil Fire in Mississippi The
ave Rival Telegraph Oempa-
hies la Court-rhc French
netuAisiag thsir Troops
Robsrt winthrop win
speak at Yorktown.
schoeIBiu.

Warrington, Dec E,-The following is n
synopsis of burnside, educational b,n as
pasaed by the senate to-day: The proee.d. 81
The sales Of public lAuds and Of patents, are
forever set apart for The education OF the peo-
pie. The treasury shall yearly appoint in the
several states and territories and district az
Columbia, upon yhe basl, Of population pn.
piie between ihe ages Of i've ana twenty years
eaid not prooeots OF pIevlous year which
snail be created On tho books OF tho treasury
as an educational fund on whloh per cen,
Interest, pr apnum 10 bepald as stated sboye.
provided chat the aystem ot The years amor.
tionmeots shslI bo made according to the
nuInher Of the population Of ten years and
upward, who aaunot rcad aud write
and provided further, tbat ono.thld income
Tor said luud SHAH he annually Appropriated.
/ The complete endowment and support Of
coNtgei estahlghel, or which may be estsb.
/ lished under She act of 1859, until Che annual
amount thus accrpiug TO uach suia college in
cAoh STATE shall reach twenty Mous-
and d'uAra, alter which the whole
inoomo Of sa'd runds0hsll be approxlmat,d by
states territories and district of Columbia,
for the education of oil children between the
ages or 6 and lG. The secretary OF the treasury
In authorized 10 add to the fund any sums
given to tho United States for that purpose.
A sum not exceeding live per cent.
! Of the anuuAl amonnt received by
esy state ETC., first year aud not exceeding 10
per cent Thereafter, may be placed vt their
discretion for the meintapanoe OF schools,
iorths instruction ofthe teachers of the COM
mon schools, 20 be entitled to the h.neflt ol
this act many state, etc, which must romeiu
open (or at least three months each year, unit
January LIST, lSS1 and thereafter four moAth'
| In the year. Tue system OF fre,
pnhllc schools for all children between sil
md sixteen years of age In any state, ETC., ep.
| plying for any Of the money received under
this act, shSll forfeit further grants until The
| amount so received shall have been replaced
/ by said state, etc. Nothing contained In this
act shall be held to alter ny previous law re-
| gardins the disposition OF public land, non
to limit the power OF congres over the pubic
domain, nor TO interfere with the granting o
bounty lands to soldiers and sailors. lt nlsC
authorizes colleges tstabli,hed under the ae
OF ls02, o establish sehooa for technical edu'
cation for women.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18

Knit Goods; the Bridal Sets and fiue muslin
articles of underwear, comprised the promi
nent ieaIuresof several departments that wera
visited In turn, and found to be, each, quite
rs the Christmas Number of Sanger's Home
journal describes them A cory of this yalu-
able guide to holiday shopping, which con-
talns Christmas story, beautifully illustrat-
cd holiday sketches, and catalogues of articles
suitable for presents will be mailed free
oy SANGER BRcs.i to any address.
Under the general head OF Notions are u
number of departments, which are particu-
larly resplendent in their attractive attire for
the Holiday trade. The Japanese goods and
fancy wares are very beautiful. embracing
glove and handkerchief boxes, work boxes,
jewel caskets, cases, vases, trays, cigar hold
ers and servers, shell-work dressing cases
pin cushions, wall brackets and pockets, re-
celyerg, toilet sets, albums, etc, etc Toue.
articles, fancy soaps, fine psrrunerles, hair
goods OF all kinds, hair ornaments, fiue pocket
knives and SC ssors fancy stationery in boxes,
tax stands etc, are all very inviting, while
the bright buttons and brighter ribbons Of
themselves form brilliant display.
hadclll aud toys inrnisha feast Tor the
eyes ana senses oil the ehildron' there being a
large number of richly dressed dolls on ey-
hlbilion that cannot be viewed by 'hem win
other thm feelings ol an innocent, heart
hunger.
inc Linen hep"'NloN' mas eSpeclM FEATURES
OF interest 10 hou's"eepaFS ana leules' VINO
are apt to 70 into ceatac!c' over some linen
monte cloth Jidies, with birdaud fowl designs
in natural feathers, some exquisite en-
broidered Crib Blankets also como In forwarm
admiration.
For gentlemen and 10 mankind 'SANGEWs'
has quite ~ great Whllenot many enu vs.
ried attractions as for ladies and TO woman
kind.
No better present could be mademost .men
than n nice business suit, or a iino custom
-, -. -. ......,., a. 81 g.. -
msue oress sun, OF aA oVercoau' IA "l''e'' or
"reyemible,' - or a hat, or something In the
,vav of fine furni,hiur4. selected from the
,.,i,....,. e.,..,,.,, ,,,o. - i,..it.,.
splehulV b'och SANShN hhoS' carr 'nStJ llSn
nee k-wear, scarf-pins, sleeve buttons, silk
bapdkerchiefg, fine GogsEin and kid ployes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18

washington, Dec, lI.-Mr. Joues of Florida.
from The committee on public bnildiees nnd
Srouhus, reported fAvorably ON the senate hin
eu'horlEink the secretary OF Tho t-easnrv 10
purchase gfouud and erec. publlo hniIdirv
an r'usacola Ia plAce of the one recently burn
su' said grounds and building not TO cost NOR.
'han ssa, ,op. rae bin was passed. Mr.
Blaine's resolution directing the commlttee
on the judiciary to enquire into the sxpedi-
enoy OF increasing the number OF lndKes Of tn.
supreme court 10 th'rtoen, was agreed to.
The house ioint resolution providing for ad-
lournmsnt from December g2d to January s7th.
was disagreed to by y vote OF 27toS.
Tbs pension appropriation bill was read
t@leo and referred to the appropriation COM
mttee.
Ihe senate In committee Of the whole then
resumed the consideration OF tho publlc land,
aud educational bHl, and briefremarl.s thore-
on were made by Messrs Coekren, Ingaus,
Davis, Bailey, morrill,, Allison, Iloar, Nor
gan, Mcpouald, Pendlcton, Blaine ANA Tonor.
An amendment onerd by Mr.. Teller,
providing that the ontlre prneeeds Of
public lands for the next ten years shall he
devoted topubnc education was adopted. Az
ter iome fu,lhe discussion and adoption Of
several other comparatively unlmportspt
amendments, ths hill was reported to the seu-
ate. The teller amendment was here rejected
bya tie eyoto, the yice-pyesldent not being in
his chair. THE blll waq then read the third
timo nsd rnssed, yens A, nays0. Adjourned
uatl Mondsy
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
A Twiee-Convlotsd Murderer aeats
the Law-sau ARtsHio Has u small
Fire work on the suHsst Route
for the BiS GrRHde Commeu-
ces In Two Weeks-A Ma
vRrro County RObber
JaiIee-MArdi Gras.
Galveston.
Special 10 tho llerSlS.

NfeN'N'A W NAiN AANANiNs
Galveston, Dec. IA, N. Scarborough. +,
prominent cotton buyer and comm .sslon mer.
chant q this city, died in Mem lhis yesterday.
lie was gentleman Of high commercial and
social standing, and his death will be quite a
lose TO our comm ercisl community.
A meeting Will be held tomorrow Aight 10
determiuc the question OF celebrating Marii
Gras.
Turner Crowder, f)r shooting his wife, had a
preliminary examination to-day, and was
bound over in the sam OF $500 TO appear before
the c-lmnel dis'ric, eoutt, and IN default OF
bond was lodged In jail.
TIE steamship L. q. HrrIs is Just In f,om
Brownsville with good passenger list.
Cotton on shrpbosru forsign bound,
I6.S9O ba.e5i IN compresscs 50 yba; rociepts TO-
day, t0il; exports, 3 100 bales.
- ricn Childs, Tor polutius tho Uultei
Siatea mai was tried in IN, Uuited STATES
district court to-day, uaL ths judge reserved
his dectsios until tomorrow.
fieids, OF Fort Bsud county, was tfled "a
iho SANE court for violating tno olectos laws.
snd Wss fined.
AHegro woman waS also flned 10 cents 70,
selling cigars without license that were given
TO her.
Steamship passage from Galveston TO Vera
Cruz, Mexico, is s5S the s.me as fron New
orleans,
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Special 10 the Herald.
Ssn Antonio, Dee. H. --Jamos BeA1dall,
charged with the murder and robbery Of
Louis Ware, has hoen released ON 81 900 bond,
and left for Mexico lie, It will lie remsm-
bsred, killed Ware about twenty years ago,
aud was convicted of murder In the first de-
gree aud sentenced to death, but escaped iall.
He lcd 10 Mexico was captnr d and eIlradi.
TED iour years sgo, since which time he has
been In the county jail. He was tried again
and identified by some Of the officers who had
tried him befo'e, and again sentenced TO dc sth
The case was appealed aud ordered returned
by the siata court 10 try th- cnss dc noyo.
The original Indictment had been lost, and. as
| new one would not answer, and the man VA.
eutailing considerable expense on the county
and there appeared 10 be no chaneS OF
ever enforcing sentence. HO seemed to bo the
hsppiest man in tho world aud thanked the
officers for ucts OF kindness during. his long
| confinement.
An Inquest was held on the body Of man
samcd Joe Miller to day, and the verdict of
death from natural causes was rendered
Oiices of the Sunset route Say work win be
begun in earnest on the western extension IN
about two weeks
A llge rolse out at o'clock this morning In
a small STORE belonging to Charles Miller, near
the depot, and the building aud contents
were consumed. The loss IL gboute2, GOO, FULLY
insured.
JSnsuschtk is playing in Turner hall lc
Gro wded houses nightly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18
Thc ChIilnn ,Eronhles.

Panama, Dec, 18th The long expected nd
vance Of The Chlllsus on Lima waa hcSgn on
the l0h. Oo Noy. 18th, the GILLIAN war vss-
so's and armed tranaports appeared or the sea
por, Of piSe0 which was held by the PerW-
yisns, Colousl Zamundi wits 1890 men. a
demand was male by the Chlll7pG
FOR the suTfondcr or the town.
The demand wa. rcrusSi, whOIeuppn
,hc ClIins opsnel dee from their men OF
gar and Tended IN the vicinity of the town
about 10000 men, who nearly surrounded
Colonel Lamgndls small force. The latter,
nftar m king what resistance he could to the
landing, destroyed as much property "a pos
sb,e t1 prevent it from falling
Int tho hands of the Chlllani, etc.,
who retreatoi The Chillantrausportsa aiterdl.-
ombarkng the troops returned to Arlcoa.
Plseo Is l25 miles from Lima Thrco Peruvian
divisions with s5 guns LEFT the latter city ON
the nigh, OF the 18th, and will resist and har-
ass the Uhlisn invasion, step by step, taking
advantage ui al defensive positions with
which ih' couztry on the line ot tho Chllian
Rdy ,r'c aOoundi. In tho lght at Plseo, the
Peydvlans lost l5O mcu, rad tine Chilians about
thta9 .iuo' Cha. rumhar,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18
Cotton Planter. In co,n,u

oo,,s' ,0ssnnrs' Dec, lI,-Ths Mississippl valley
es,," ,'VA = llan.erS' association held most inter-
n"aS S aeeuoe here to-day. PresIaen, Mers.-
rrea, u' a - nis address, gave an account Of ,ne
Ssss, n",,s manufacturing establlshments q, ,hs
nsa, oa'a' =. where he has been treyslSS w. ~ ,Se @
,, paS' 'nree months, and pointed opt ,ss ~, ,"e
IONS 20 'he material wealth apd ss
~" country nv. Morehead sta,sa M, ,Sa !,
s,",n Soald never hope to be adeaas.v 'o s.n uao
aSyu a,s oy nor rssess crons until /, became 'snr. '
''n,,,su''s,nlns and manufacturing country V''
,,',' i'eso'usions were passed to eorrs.nonS ,,o
"'asuiae'aFers ,a Of cotton MACHINERY ,n rn ~'u'
i"nu on The subject Of erecting Mil. Iss ,,s-
country 70 invite the parnes p,r. .,'s
sulsheF company to exhibit their ostin..,sa
oei0re tho association in ID, apnlio,,'", ',ast :,
s'e'nonses' The committee appoIst.S 20 .
%e , purpose win report practical ,sst a, tSs ~
u,-eK coiton'plcker next rhprsday = my IVY
ssh' annual meetlpgcrthe associs,lo, ,,sts%
1aa g have hteo held in New orlo.ns Il, ,,Vn ,,.u
winter hsa been indefinitely po,tponea ,.e,', 49,
ing. q suitable bnild-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18

London, poo ia dlspach from Dublin
20 the Times, Gays that action Of the cabinet In
rot ara tp the Irish qu, stun, is viewed with
Intense anxiety by the loyal classes, but with
affected indifference by the land league and
theirsymp&tnIzers. Niost strenuous aud ,es.
perato opposition may be expected TO coercion,
ana all that physical endurance can
do TO prevent the suspension Of the ha-
beas corpus act may bo anticipated
Some members of the Irish party in
parliament who do not approve Of the
league, will make common cause with them
in their struggle, knowing that Il will be an
easy way TO atone Tor any short comine
and attain potularlty without directly
committing themselves to the policy
Of the league. Tho orgnns of
the League affect to believe that the cabinet IL
resolved on coercion One paper contends
that crime 4 no more prevalent now tban II
was months ago, and thar If the government
adopts coercion now, after refusing TO do so
before, II would be regarded AS a tardy no.
knowledgment OF error. The Times publishes
letter from the authorities of Dublin to A
person appointing him high sheriff Of q certain
couuty for the year 1881, aud his reply to the
letter. The reply states that person dccliuos,
appointment because owing TO the snte OF the
country his rental Is 90 dimlnshed that ho
eannotatiordlthe expense Of once, adding that
the government have allowed the country 10
verge on a stats Of snaichY and rebellion.
Responsibilities and dangers OF onlca are more
| than no Is willing to Incur.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18

The yearly greetings exchanged between
relatives and friends at Christmas would
be divested of half their heaTtness
If unaccompRnied by gifts. Has the
reader ever thought of that9
Our chief society reporter, while taking his
accustomed stroll along Elm street the other
day, was diverted, beyond measure of words,
by the gorgeous display of Holiday Novelties
in the dozen plats glass show-windows
that adorn the principal front Of SANGER's,
and dropped in to see the greater sights
the retail divisions of that complete establish
ment, ana took copious notes OF what he saw
for the benefit Of HERALD reaGegs
The magnificent new store now occupied by
SANGER Bios admirably affords the two prime
requisites of lightand space for the ample ac-
commOdation of both customers and goods
during the ''perfct jams" that this great
resort OF our paorle witnesses every year at
this period The present arrangement OF
goods, In thirty different departments, mas
been made with especial aud ltting reference
to the holiday season Santa Claus certainly
Eill fluid SANGER'sm thorough orderasthe re-
cognized headquarters ior suitable pre-cntsior
she oldors and Juniors.
The costliest treasures Of all on exhibition
are displayed by the four departments in the
main aisle; the silk department coming first
with the most superb selection and largest
stock of silks and sa,lns ever brought to Texas
by one firm The dazzling display their
vividly cOntrasted effects make is calculated
to impresa strangers with just Idea of the
style and wealth society in the chief city In
North Texas has acquired. The associate
departments contained Dress Goods, colored
Cashmeres, Black Goods and Dress Trim
mings Standing here, what Il picture what
toilet-couid the mind of fair woman paint!
The millinery quarters may justly he regard
ed as one of The busiest and most successful OF
the numerous departments. Here We're as
perfect loves Of Bonnets, made from Paris
Patterns, aud In artistic ori ,inals, as feminine
aye could wish to feast upon. Alarge line of
trimmings, flowers, feathers and ornaments is
kept in stock.
Adjoining was the Cloak room, depart
ment that ia filed to repleton with fashiona-
BILE wraps for ladies, consulting of Dolmsns, in
different mat, rials more or less elaborately
trimmed, Cloaks, Mantels, Walking Goats and
Jackets, listers and Ulsterettes, etc.
The Gloves, among them the new Foster
Kids, that are finding great favor with our la
dies; the Hosiery, in gaily embroidered fronts,
fancy Stripes solid colors, delicate flesh tints,
and the French fashions In silk and Isle thread;
the Laces, Ruchinga, French Fichus, Jabots,
Ties, SILK and nem,tltched Handker-
chiefs, Collars and Cuffs embroidered and lace
edged, put UP in fancy boxes; the Zephyrs and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18

NrW York, plc. l7.-Owing to strrgsnc5
o m,roy bankers are reluctant TO bay bll5 a.,
eHthanse Ulieh are drafts upon shipment, Of
brsa Aigiir from the west u Earopa s roug
representations have bsen m0de to the secre-
ttrv of Tue treasury 70 induce HIN 10 rnaie las
former secretaries have donr) advances upon
by bankers in the assay onlcs. The amount
now deposited there ia sll 900, 900, and the
hope Is expressed that the secretary, who has
heretofore declined TO make The advances de-
Sired will now accods TO the reques. OF these
bankers, which Will, by relieving toe strln-
gJncy of the money market, prevent large sc-
cumulatlons Of grain, and inducs q stcady
aud regular u ovement In broadstuns.