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Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
GRANT AMONG THE INDIES.
How he Is Being Received by the
CubanN.


HAVANA, Jan. A.-The official ban
quet in Honor of General Grant took
place at the Palace last night begin
ming at 6 80 o'clock. About eighty
persons were present, including Gener-
al Callejas, the Vice Governor General;
the Intendants of the Treasury and
Army, General Arias, Governor of the
Province of Havana members of the
Municipality and the Bishop of Havana.
These Of the guests who are married
were accompanied by their wives. Gen.
eral Grant occupied the centre of the
table, having on his right the wife of
General Callejas, and on his left Mr..
Medoza, the Mayor If Havana. Oppo-
site General Grant Sat General Callejas,
who had Mrs. Grant on his right and
General Webb on his left. General
Grant was in citizsn's dress. General
Sheridan aud Colonel Fred. Grant were
in uniform.
The intended reception by General
Grant to-day of persons Of social promi
nence in Havana has been postponed.
General Grant attended performance
at the Tacon Theatre tonight, where
the Spanish Zarzuela (comic opera) of
the Barbero de Lana-Pies and the ma
tional Spanish dance were performed.
Yesterday commission of the Casino
Esponal invited General Grant to visit
the Casino, and he accepted the invita-
ton in very hattering terms. General
Grant also sent oongratulatory tele-
gram to King Alfonso on the occasion of
the Kings saint day.
HAVANA, January 25.-To-day being
Sunday, Gen. Grant aud party passed
the day quietly at the palace. This
morning Gen. Sheridan and wife, Mrs.
Grant and two young ladies attended
mass at the palace chapel.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
THIS MORNING's COURT.
Emma Jones Again I'm the Tells
KeepiRg Unregistered Dogs and
Interfering With the OfKeer.


The first prisoner placed in the dock
this m trning was Emma Jones, q no
torious character, who always manages
to be arrested once week. Emma re-
sides on East Liberty street, and last
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
she annoyed the neighbors by getting
drunk and acting in disorderly man
ner. Three witnesses testified to "Em"
b4ing very drunk and disorderly. The
prisoner was fined 50 and costs.
Last Saturday afternoon a. officer
Hunt was over Eleventh street bridge
after unregistered dogs, he succeeded
in coming across several. BridgetlMc-
Keevsy, the owner OF two of the dogs,
kept annoying Hunt by throwing stones
and pieces Of mud at him. Not being
satisfied with this, her son, John Mo
keevey, put in an appearance and cut
the rope which he had attached around
the dogs neck. At the hearing this
morning Bridget acknowledged to be-
ing the owner of the two dogs, but
pleaded as an excuse for not having
them registered that she was a widow
woman, and that she would allow no
one to take the dogs from him. His
Honor informed Bridget that she had
no right to interfere with the officer
while he was discharging his duty. He
therefore required her to pay a fine of
s. and costs in each case. Her son,
John McKesvey, was also fined S. and
costs for interfering with the officer.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
Religions.

Delaware Avenue Baptist church
was crowded last evening, the pastor,
Rev. Isaac Haldeman, delivered an ahle
sermon, from the text, "Behold now is
the accepted time and now is the day
OF salvation" The pastor dwelt on the
Sabbath day as day Of creation, sal
vation, and day of Judgment yet to
come. Revival services will be held at
this church during the Week.
Rev. A. N. Keigwin, pastor of the
West Presbyterian Church, last even
ing delivered one of series of illustra-
ted sermons on the Lords prayer, dwsl-
ling particularly on the words "Hallow-
ed be thy name" Gospel services will
be held at this church during the week.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
European Affairs.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-A Vienna dispatch
says: at is reported in Court circles at
St. Petersburg, that the visit of the
Rus sian Imperial Minister of the House.
hold to Cannes is caused by the assid-
uous efforts of the Czarowitz to restore
complete harmony between the Gear
and the Czarina, which has been did,
turbed by family affairs. The Minister
is ordered to invite the Czarina to be
present at the twenty fifth anniversary
of the Cars accession to the imperial
throne, if her health will permit"
MADRID, Jan. 25.-The " Liberal'
states that the Minister of Colonies
will shortly present in the Cortes with
the Cuban Budget resolution author
izing the government to contract loan
of sixty million piastres, the proceeds
to be devoted to the payment of all
previous Cuban lJans. The guarantee
to be offered will be based upon the Gus
toms revenue of Cuba.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 25.-The 'Golos'
states that the crops of 1879 were un-
satisfactory, and that this fact Is caus-
ing apprehensions of distress in several
provinces. The newspapers now dis
cuss the probability of the necessity
arising for the importation of fAmerican
grain into Russia in the spring.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-The Standards
Constantinople dispatch asserts that
terrible distress prevails in Adriano.
pie. Fifteen persons were found dead
from hunger there in one day. In some
cases pieces of wood were found in the
mouths of the corpses.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-A dispatch to the
Daily News, dated Teheran 25th inst,
states that very large force of Tekke-
Turcomans has arrived at Dashberdi,
menacing the communications between
Chatte and Tchikislar, and that bat
tie is imminent.
PARIS, Jan. 25.-In the Chamber of
Deputies to-day while the bill relating
to public meetings was under discus
sion, M. Louis Blanc insisted that the
right of meeting and of forming assooia-
tions should be absolutely unrestrict-
ed, as in England and the United
States.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
Ladies' Aid society.

The Ladies Aid Society Of the First
Presby terian church contemplate CIV
ing supper in the basement of the
Church on Thursday evening, Febru-
ary 18th. The collation. given by this
Society year ago for the small sum Of
twenty-five cents was very profitable
one not only to those who attended but
especially so to those whose appetites
were sharpening.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
baptized I'm the Ran ndywIne.

Rev. B. +. Moore OF the shiloh Bap-
tist Church, colored, had quite large
service on Sunday afternoon, on the
Ninth Ward side of the Brandywine,
opposite Walnut street. There were
seven converts six of whom were women.
The water was not cold enough to
dampsn their religious ardor, and the
amount of shouting by the converts
was an indication of the ecstatic state Of
their feeling. There was quartette Of
male voices who aided in the services.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
Good OppOrtunity

eered to any person wishing to eu-
a in the retail shoe business. The
K fixtures, good will and lease Of a
q centrally located on Market stree.
he purchased on easy terms. Those
,e who mean business can have
Ler information by addressing "A. =
,rgrrCAy Office.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
German Military Bill.

Eooy, Jan. 26.-The "Times" dis.
from Paris says: "The German
ary bill has produced some uneasi,
here" The Times correspond
\ Berlin asserts that the bill has
u much surprise in all political
:, and that from the opinions Of
|re3S it can be gathered that the
lnuent will be best supported by
|a,tOnal Liberals.
"Times' Vienna correspondent
\ that there is a strong conviction
Pstria that military m ,asure in
d to take effect fourteen months
can hardly be connected with
Immediate apprehensions of polit-
Implications.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
White Spreads.

!, NJ, Ksnnard & Co. have one case
,bi,a spreads which they bought
summer, and are now selling them
l.25. They were offered for these
IA by large jot bing house in Phil
Iohia Eitbin a few cents Of their re-
price for the case.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
Often ded.

Fator elect Malone, of Va, has
great offence to the chivalry
cause he fought fer during the
|on by giving a banquet to the
\ members o. the Virginia Legis-
ia session at Richmond. His
Is deemed very hsterodox and
'ktIy to be catechised, but the
p has always had a way of doing
TO please himself, and lis first
|aI Kicking out Of the Democratic
Is only a playful beginning Of
Pay be expected il the leaders
Fake to. drive him four in hand,
or IN tanbem. The General is in
f''t of doing the driving himself.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
An Association of Morocco Men

The Morocco tinishers of this city held
a meeting in Saeny ger Hall o. Saturday
evening ostensibly to organized an As
sociation ior mutual benefit. There
were about fifty present and the pro.
oeedings were conducted in secrecy.
Hamilton Maxwell was elected Presi-
dent and Hugh Sweeney, Secretary.
The exchange of sentiment favored tie
organization of such a society but the
better portion deprecated the submis-
sion of anything which would lead to a
strike. 1t is thought that tAe tanners
will Join in the movement.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
Notice to Ladies.

ickgts for DR.. Stevens course of five
stra.el lectures will be on sale at
ticket Office at the Grand Opera
81 and al C. +. Thomas Il Co.'s
/ store until Wednesday noon, the
inst. Price for the full course,
reserved seat, so cents. Call early
select good seats.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
New Office.

National Dredging Company Of
|nSon, D. c., have established
T IN this city at No. ia French
hi5 company is the ons which
Fe'ved the contract for building
F'F' az the foot OF Pine street for
jones X Co., an account of which
Ea announced in the REPUBLICAN.
P'o"lng are the officers OF the
by;
Eas "a T. Purdy, President; Frank
olton, Vice President and Gen
r1sSsr = and John A. Ecker, Secre-
, treasurer. The firm are con-
'IF river and harbor improve
put dredging appliances.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
n Oiiee.

n consequence of his course Of Illus
',ad lectures to ladies', which COM
'rcss on Friday afternoon next, DR..
n n stevens will see no patients after
nrsday evening, Jan. 10th, as his
II viii be fully occupied. Those hav-
business with him can call any day
av.nipg previous to that date.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
PERSON. al.

Eli Chandler, Esq, Of Topeka, Kan
sas, is on q visit to his relatives in t.;
city. He will remain week or ten
days.
Captain Heacock Of the tug boat Fal-
con, is on a visit to his friends in Ches-
ter.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
"SAhctiGcaatOm.D

"eV' Ne J.. B. Mann preached a
1"'eresting sermon In Union M.
|I'1 Eiu Yesterday morning on the
"TT|ct' u, to quite a large congre-
me ground taken was In &C.
WIN scripture, and the de-
/ made were in accordance with
fnd common sense.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
'ekar Store Robbery.

ssg'r ~ r. store of Jacob Yardley, at
auh u, roplar streets, was entered
tI'Sy morning between ten and
S'ock and a considerable por,
u's 1", STOCK appropriated by some
""o' !" he is in ignorance. He
We dwelling portion of his
''n the thieves entered. No
'Ne parties has been obtained.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
The weather.

ar Department, Office Of the Chief
81 Officer, Washington, Jan. 26-l
dications for Monday-For the
|ie States, slight rise In tempera
variable winds, shifting to east
louth, falling barometer during the
and increasing cloudiness, follow
rain.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
State OF the ThermOumeter

be REPUBLICAN, office, on Monday
ping, Jan. %:
Flock, 10 O'Clock, IL o'clock
IL 40 45c
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26

ubeb Cigarattes, cure Catarrh, cold
be head and hoarsepess. J. r. Hart
Druggist, 5th and Poplar, sells
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
Fox Hunt.

A fox will be turned ont at Hars's
Corner on Thursday, the 10Th instant,
and a lively chase is anticipated by the
lovers of fox hunting.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
Ehe First Wall.

III mr. our II peach growers are fright
ne Dover Sentinel" remarks:
y, ',Vlnan was in this office a few
y 'Y' w. VINO says that many Of the
I a. already :, killed, especially the
"S the buds are falling at this
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
SPECIAL MENTION.
rxceIIent Remedy.

Rid A lady few days ago: 81 was
Pei" ."IIv cured of sick headache by
tp, y, Dr.. simms' Vegetable Liver Pills,
40 J, suffering three years" They are
\ 'fsctlg pon gripping and non-sicken.
al ii cts. and 81. Depots, 4,h and
- streets, and 6o2 Arch street, Phil
SSnInhja. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26

Bash & Hollings' oil factory, in Jer-
sey City, was burned yesterday morn.
ing. Loss $40, 600.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26

krker'5 Hair Balsam and Parker's
gsr Tonic, for sale by Taylor & Full.
bn, Druggists and Apothecaries, 3O2
street.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26

NOrICE.-THE MUTUAL LOAN AS
~ ISOLATION offers sto TX In q new Sc
ries for sale. Call during the day or from to
I 80 in the evening on
GEORGE G. MARIS, Secretary,
Office COL Shipley street, second fojr.
l.2j,lm
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26

NO X S SALE.-THREE NEW TWO
T. story br ok dwell ings; 7 rooms bath;
hot and cold water front porch tin roof lot
2lx t25; $500 cash balance can remain on
mortgage, payable In instalments.
J. A. BOND & co.,
1-26.lOt COL ShIpley st.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26

NOR RENT-THREE NEW TWO
II story houses on 18th ST., between Poplar
and Lombard nice property; rent low.
Apply to HARLAN CAUSE,
1.26tf Front and Tatnall.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26

WY ANTED.-AG GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
w eral housework at NO. Sis Poplar st.
Reference required. 1.262t*
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
Safety lst. SUCCESS I'd.

de1 90 to $1,000 invested in Stocks bv
~ 1s our new system, secures SHORT-
PROMPT PAYMENTS
LARGE PROFITS. Returns for week
ending April 26, 1879 shows "'>
Margin p.ag 70. &2S $50 800
rront $500 gSl2 80 1925 8I25O
ID. p. HERRICK q CO.. Ban EerS.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26

"ANTED.-A BOY WHO CAN MAKE
w ready and feed Gorden press. Ad-
dress, with age, experience, and full particu-
lars, Printer, REPUBLICAN office. l-28 1t
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
NEW ADvERTIsEAEENTs.

CNOR RENr.-A NINE ROOM HOUSE
Il OLA Wet Fourth street, modern I'm
prove pents. Apply at 21s Jefferson street.
1.!e6tt
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26

England rs the ArDAteF OF EurOp .
LONDON, Jan. 24.-The Times, in a
leading editorial article to-day, COM
msnting on the proposed increase in the
German army, says: "What is disturb.
ing in the matter is the vivid revelation
it affords of the terrible condition of
the armed truce in which Europe ex-
lists from day to day. By wisdom aud
frmness statesmen luay avert collision
of these armed forces, but such an
achievement will need incessant vigi.
lance and patience. AT such 3 time
England ought to hold herself as free
as possible from all unnecessary entan-
clements, in order to be able, II neces-
sary, to make her voice heard at some
critical moment when the whole course
Of European history might be hanging
in the balance, Far greater issues to
the world are now at stake in Europe
than in any other quarter of the globe,
and in deciding them England may
have still more benehoent part to play
than ever she has yet fulfilled. To
play II effectively, she must be strong,
and she must be at peace"
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A NJ. I.ouir EnNnrIIe.

Tho Vandala Line again 10 the front Five
daily lines Of Pullman palace cars from st.
Louis eastward,
On and after SuHdOy January 18th, 1880,
tho Isl Louis and Chicago through line
will DO run by why of Ellngham, over the
Vandala aud Illinois Central railroad line.
The strength and popularity of the Vandalia
Line Ms II through passenger route Will be
readily compromised after n momont5 ro-
Election upon the fact that its increasing bus
mess demands the running of live daily lines
of Pullman palace cars from 81 Louis 10
Eastern cities, without change, rs follows;
|. Pullman palace sleeping car every even
ing, st. Louis TO Chicago.
. Pullman palace sleeping car every even
ing, st. Louis 10 Louisville.
O. Pullman palace sleeping cur every even
ing, 81. Louis 10 Cincinnati,
1. Pullman palace hotel car every morning,
ST. Louis TO New York, through lndanapo.
lis Columbus, Pithburg Harrisburg and
Philadelphia.
8. Pullman palace sleeping ear every even.
ing, st. Louis 10 New York, through Indian
apohs, Columbus, Pittsburg, Harrisburg and
Philadelphia.
The lesser distance by the Nandalia line
enables IL always 10 make the snmo or quicker
time to various Eastern points than longer
lines, ut safe and moderate speed. All the
Improvements and appliances known to mod
ern skill and invention, which tend to insure
rapid transit, combined with absolute com
fort and perfect safety for passengers, arc in
use on the Vandalia Limo and its connections
II @ entire line from st. Louis to New York
is practically under one management, and its
track and equipment are the best in the
world. Tickets over this 6rst-class line cost
no more than over inferior lines and they are
for sale as usual at 100 North Fourth street,
and at Union depot, st. Louis, rs we'll as at
principal offices of connecting liros through.
out the West. JonN HOWARD,
Southwestern Passenger Agent,
Austin, Texas
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tyloI, by stsnu

The Dallas Press Brick company having
placed their new machine, which b run by
.lonm, In position, hcgan operations yes'or'
dRy Nh.
'rheir works nu located on Mex ney
branch, near Cochran street Mcsr' sphhT
,G Thomas, the pTopielors, have made pr,
rnngomonts to do IN extensive hn'lness, ana
with theirenterprlseaud the lnuIlilIcs for TURN
Inc out brick, there 10 no doubt but
int thew will succeed, Tho engine lhey arc
using h NJ iou-hone power ana u well sup
pllcd with Wnlor from u VOL dug tor thhl
purpose The press used h the Horny Nor
lin stock brick mnchncthe capacity OF whle'!
Il about from thiHy-ilyo to forty thousand
brick per diem Although yesterday
was their first day and tho men
were unalllcd In their business,
thoy were running nj tho rate Of twonly
thousand brick per day, When tnkon from
tho machine they aro placed Uncovered racks
10 dry. Tho bricks turgod out by this steam
machine nre 30 vol pressed that they con
tain in the snmo bulls about ono-hali more
material than those handmade,
In Wow Of tho fact that there arc many
largo buildings In contemplation ut this time,
va shall expect 10 SOC the now steam work'
10 do we'll, and feel satisfied that when thor
bricks nrc once tried that lhcy will meet
with general favor.
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.haL lhe engIna DO pnId lor aa per oonlmol.

that tho engine DO paid for as per contract
Adopted,
Alderman WhoalOok offered The following
Resolved, That tho now engine called
"ltest Dallah" BIO turned over " tho East
Dallas Fp company provided That tho
money, $3.50, they have collected be turned
over 10 tbs city towards tho llsl payment
Nv courtesy of tho Council, Mr., j, Y,
Tooly was heard on Tho subject
Alderman Tillnan moved that llo Prov,
sion Of the resolution boz stricken ont nhl
that tho remainder DO adopted, Adopted
Marshal Morton mndo talk In lcgnd 10
the coIecliuna for tho payment Of the now
engine.
Alderman Ballard add TINT he wished 10
make q few lomahs lilo stated That tho
other morning, duFing Tho llle NJ
tho Courthouse he heard pll
linst Dallas fireman who Ind acrowl around
him, oumlng aad abusing tho Guy Council
and tho Mayor, ~ # oil ns other Ohlrpw ~
the city government until he could stand II
no longer and ho walked of, but " lao over
heard him talking 10 agnin no would most
certainly hnn'hm, The Mnyorrmumcd biz
sent. Alderman Whila offered tho follow
Ing .,
Resolved, That the Committee on the Fire
Department BIO instructed 10 put tho hook
and ladder apparatus m thorough repair
aud to have tho mombers Of that company 10
mako report of Ia condition before II goes
into tho shop for repairs, adopted
Alderman Wtwor offered the following
resolutions
Resolved, That tho resolutions requiring
tho horses of Hook aud Ladder company
No. | 10 work ON the streets BIO and Ia here
by repealed, and tho team 10 ordered kept by
the engino-houso for service In the fire de-
partmont. Adopted
Alderman Bohny offered tho following
Resolved, That $50 per month DO allowed
out of tho City Treasury for IN onglnoer 10
take charge OF steam engine " Fast Dallas
Adopted,
On molten of Alderman Whoelock the
Council went into executive session.
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Frank Cauthorn respectfully invites all hi'
friends, and those who are unacquaintod with
him also, TO visit him at the White House
corner Of Main and Austin streets, where ne
guarantees TO treat them MS ifthey were lords
and princes. He has the material on hand
with which TO do 1.-THE oldest, finest Favored
and best whisky, full and complete stock OF
all other kinds of liquors and wines, and some
Of the bostand most popular brands of cigars.
Polite and attentive bar-tcnders are there To
whit on all who may call, Don't forget the
place, northeast corner of Main and Austin
streets. 1t is easy of access always opeIni
one of the neatest and handsomcst saloons in
the city, and Frank Cauthorn, the proprietor,
is always there to welcome visitors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08
Mr. . w. webb. JeweIer,

Has just received tho celebrated Lodtman
watch, stem -winder,eNtra heavy case price re-
ducod to $3.50 also the James Picard, re-
duced to $3.50, and the james Nardin STEM
windcr, to S225 Also now line of Amcri-
can Watches Heavy solid, silver hunting
stem-wiuding Elgin watches, only So key
winders SO; also new line Of Centennial
nickel Watches the best watch over made for
the money; keepsaccurate time Also nickel
stem wnder5 as low as 81. Also received an
Elegant line ofadics' gold watches from $50
toSl5O. Call and examine the largest stock
oporln Dallas. am offering dealers great
bargains in American watches and Seth
Thomas clocks.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08
Religious.
Service at Lutheran church, on Live Oak
west of Harwood, at IL q. m.


Service at Lutheran church, on Live Oak
west of Harwood, at II a. m.
Rev. r. G. Buckner, First Baptist church
will preach at Fields 0pera-house to-day al
Ii q. m and p. IN. Sunday-school at a:3C
I'm.
Tabernacle Methodist church: Preach
ing BY the pastor at II n. IN. and 1880 P. m
Sundsy-school at $50 p. M. All are kindly
invited 10 be present
Tabernacle Methodist church-ProachinS
bythe pastor at IL u. m. and 1880 p. M.
Sunday school at 2:30p. IN. All arc kindly
invited to be present.
Preaching at the Commerce Street Christ.
ian church BY the pastor, j. II. Skilcs, at II
q. M. Subject +" He That Liveth and was
Dead" Also at p. m. Sunday school al
$50 3. m. Everybody welcome.
Services at the First Presbyterian church
this morning at IL o'clock. Sermon on the
third commandment. Services at night at
o'clock. Preaching by Rev. IL. A. Bourlan6
Members of the Lamar street Methodist
church invited to attend.
The Lamar street NJ. r. church South
Sunday-school having the misfortune TO lose
all their singing books by the recent burning
of the COURTHOUSE, DR.. A. Y. Smith, pastor
Of the Elm street Presbyterian church has
kindly rendered them the use of their Gospel
Songs until they can replenish.
First Baptist church, corner of Sycamore
street and Patterson avenue, j. II. Curry,
pastor. Services, Sunday II a. IN. and ! p.
m. Subject for the morning, The Place
and Time for Prayer" subject for the even
ing, "The Lords Appointed Way" 0rdi-
nance OF baptism administered after service.
All are cordially invited.
Lamar street NJ. f. church, South. Preach
ing Al II o'clock this morning al Lively hail
by the pastor, Rev. II. A. Bourland. No
ssryices at this church at night, the congre-
gstion uniting in worship with the Kim street
Presbyterian church at that time, BY special
request. Sabbath-school al s:l6 a. M; Sab
bath.schoo singing at p. M, using the
gospel hymns No. |, kindly rendered by the
Presbyterian church. A cordial invitation
extended to all.