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A New Hawaiian Cabinet.

Mr.. MORENO DISMISSED FROM ALL OFFICE.
telegram from San Francisco last niyh;
says: The king Of the Hawaiian Islands, under
the Influence CT foreign residents and to pro
mote the business interests OF the kingdom ha
cabinet and overthrown the extraordinary
powers he had conferred on Mr. Moreno as miB-
lister plenirotentiary to the United States, E lg-
land and France. Last night a telegram was
mission and dismissing him absolutely from ali
office under the Hawaiian government The
following is the new cabinet: William E. Green,
minister Of foreign affairs; Henry A. P. Carter
secretary Of the Interior: John s. Walker, min
lister OF finance and attorney general ad inte-
rim awaiting the arrival of William Nevins
Armstrong. IL is reported on good authority
that the subsidy TO the Chinese steam line vii.
not be paid. Great satisfaction prevails In the
islands over the rpSrJt
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THE AGITATION IN IRELAND.
EenianS and Land Leagners Amiod


:. NEW YORK. Oct. IA cable special from Dub
l1n says: Mr. Parnell has formed an alliance
with the physica force party. The land league
ar nationalists (or the Fenians) must hereafter
be considered friendly organizations, working
side by side for common object The agitation
Is no longer merely land movement. It Is
becoming more fdr-reaching, and 1t would b.
dl1hcult TO conjecture the result. The Fenians
hope for open rebellion; the land leaguers
nrmly expect TO obtain home rule. and
H would be idle to deny that IL
a general strike is made against rents
which becomes more and more possible
every day, the movement Will be well nigh ire
sistible, Tor the entire army Of England could
not evfct the people, and II they could the land-
lords would be still deprived OF rents, and would
also be Obliged TO pay the cost OF enforcing the
law. What with land leagues on one side to
keep the people tntlamed. and secret societies
on the other to inttmidate, and occasionally an
assassination, such a state Of affairs has been
created as no Irish rebel ever before conte,n-
plated. No Engiishman at present realizes the
direction which affairs are taking. Ii is be.
ginning TO be realized In the north, where the
ldea gains ground that the southern agitation
threatens TO become SPparafp movement
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NOIeS.

The democrats as well as the republican ar
working the business" issue for all it Is worth
IN Ohio. In Cincinnati the former have a
large meeting Tuesday night.
Senator Blaine was the guest OF Gen. Garfield
at the latter's residence In Mentor, Ohio, from
Monday afternoon until Tuesday morning last
The Cincinnati EnQ,tirer offers to contribute
-, 500. If the Commercial and Gazette together
VIII give as much more, for fund to secure a
Ialr elect1On next Tuesday in that city: the
S., Goo TO be placed In the hands of a Committee
consisting OF prominent citizen OF both parties,
frauds.
The official returns of the recent election In
Arkansas show that the majority against tn /,
F1shback {repudlatton) amendment was 3 1861
Political writer's and prophets In Indiana say
the republicans have selected Friday (to-mor-
democrats intend 10 hold On until Monday co
open their barrel
At the session Of the Tammany Hail commit
lee on organization, In New York city, yester
day. Mr. John Kelly, in talking OF John l. Dav-
naturalization papers OF voters said the order
was Illegal and such seizure would be robbery
Mr. Kelly said: 81 say it, and l say it boldly
registered and presents a certificate Of natural
ka1 ion issued by court should resent physi-
cally any attempt OF Davenports men to take 1t
from him. II is an attempt at robbery, and the
down."
The following further Congressional nonins-
lions have Deen made: George Van Campen
(dem.), 33d New York district IN place of Prot
Balcom, who declined; Harvey Markham green
back), 1st New York; Dennis O'Brten tdem)
22d New York; VIVA. G Ruger tdem.), 25th New
York; Eben F. Stone trep.), 9th Massachusetts.
John ID. White (rer.) 9th Kentucky; Lucius
Beebe {dem.), 5th Massachusetts In the 10Th
Massachusetts district the republican conven-
ton adjourned until next Tuesday after taking
Al ballots. Mr.. Norcross was In the lead.
Chairman HubDen, Of the republican congress
sfonal committee, says the contest in Indiana Is
very much like q close dog nght.
Letters were received here to-day from S,na-
tors voorhees, and Mcdonald and ex governor
endricks, OF Indiana, In which it is suatei Ia
the most positive terms that the BJate IS sure
for the democrats; that tt Is an utter tmpoSSi
bility for the republicans to carry 1t.
Hon. Morgan r. Wise, member OF the House
from Penna, is in the city, just from Callfor-
Dia. He says that California will ba in the dam
0cratic ranks, and will return full democratic
delegation to the House. Her Representatives
now stand one democrat and three republicans.
GsIf1eld's temperance and Chinese record will
contribute largely to his defeat, says Mr.. Wise,
and win also make Oregon solidly democratic.
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THE DEATH OF OFFENRACH.
He Died POOr-Ifis Last Wish I'm.
OrAtifieSf.

Ofenbach leaves very little money. he lost
almost the whole OF his fortune at the time OF
his brilliant but unremunerattye management
CT the Gate some years ago. The failure of
Sardou's drama, LA Haine,r which he had
mounted with magnificence never approached
on any stage. alone cost him many hundred
thousand francs. His later works, too have
not been financially successful The copy.
right of his numerous operas must however, b,
worth great deal. It is stated that lust before
his last illness he implored NJ. Carvalho to
hasten the production of his ''ConteS d'Hoff-
MANN" |" have only one wish now.r he said:
ITO be present at the first performance OF my
opera" He died with his last wish ungratified.
Extn me JUNCTION was administered him on hi.
deatAped by the Vicar OF ST Louis dAntin.
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MORE PROTECTION FOR INDIANS THAN FOR
WHITE MEN.-Further particulars or the affair
Ia which the son OF the chief OF the Uncom-
pahagre Utes was killed. 80 miles east OF Los
P1nos, september 80, show that two Indians at
tached the freighters' camp OF J. ii. Jackson,
when A. s. Jackson, his nephew. returned the
fire OF one OF them, with fatal result. Next day
the camp was surrounded by Indians when
Agent Berry appeared with soldiers and the
frefghters were arrested. subsequently they
were disarmed and released, with the exception
or young jackson, who, while being taken 10
Gunnfson by Indians without guard. for trial,
was captured by other Indians, or surrendered
to them, and Is supposed 10 have been mur-
dered.
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International Cricket Match.

NKCkET GROUNDS, PHILADELPHIA, Oct. r.
The international cricket game was resumed
thlS morning with Smith and Tyers at the bat
for the English; Law and Charles SewhaIl
bowling for the Americans. Tyers was clean
ooWled by Law for is runs Patter on followed
70 the bat and was caught by Law wickets 10,
59 runs. Joseph Hargrave took Patterson's
place at the bat. The English players are out
1or 120 In their first innings against 9S for the
Americans In their first innings
Ine Americans commenced their second in
n1ng at l:50 p. m., with George and Charles
NeWh hall at the bat, Lane bowling from the up
per end and BIomhead from the lower. George
NeWhall was bowled by Lane for three, ana
Moore took bis place. Charles NewhalI was
then bowled by Bromhead for one two wtcnef s
Ior four runs. An adjournment OF three quarters
OF an hour for lunch was here taken.
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Indiana Election In.pectors.

Editor Sar:-In the township where tha
writer OF this bas been voter since 1851 1t has
been the tnvariaDle custom for the inspector or
election to appoint one Judge and one clerk
from the opposite party. After the polls close
the inspector takes out ballot, reads it ana
of course examines 1t. He then hands it to the
other judge, who strings it, and this is repeated
with every ticket taken OUT OF the box. The
clerks being of opposite politics, correct tally
Is kept, When vote Is taken the Inspector
calls out the name, and II there Is no objection
made he drops the ticket into the box, one Of
the judges repeating the name OF the voter.
October 5, 1880. HOOsIER.
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THE PROSECUTION OF JOHNNY DAvESPaRT.-A
motion was made before Judge Blatchfori In
New York, yesterday, in the Unilei States
court. to compel United States Commissioner
John |. Davenport 10 continue his defence be.
fore Referee Lyman upon charges brought
voters Mr.. Davenport pleaded pressure OF
business in connection with the pending elec-
tioB, and the matter was allowed TO drop, with
the understanding that he would proceed as
rapidly with the investigation as his official du-
ties would perIpir.
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The Pullman Company and the
II. & O. R8flrOah.

BALTIMORE, Oct. I'm the U. S. circuit court
this morning. in the case Of the Pullman Palace
car company VS.. the Baltimore and
Ohio r. r. company the hearing OF the
defendants from an infringement OF the patents
OF the Pullman company by building cars To-.
their own use which was set for to-day, was
postponed to the 21st OF October. and
1t was further ordered that the de-
feDdants file their answer and affidavtts on or
before the 18th OF october. IL Is understood
that Judge Bond Will be present and sit wi n
Judge Norris at the hearing On the 2lst
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LOWELL, MASS. Oct THE Women's Board
Of Mi ons met at the John street church at
$50 O'CLOCK this moaning. The attendance was
so large as to require an overflow meeting.
which was held at the Kirk street church. Mrs.
B1wker, Of Boeton, presided at the former
place, and Mr.. Barnes acted as secretary. N 2,
Dr. Waldr0n, OF London. briefly presented the
salutations OF the London Missionary Society,
Similar addresses were made by others.
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POLITICAL DEADLOCK AND FIGHT.-The board
OF supervisors OF Buffalo, n. Y, are at dead
lock. TWO republicans have gone over TO the
democrats and one democrat to the republican
side, making tie vote. After nlibustering all
yesterday they failed TO organize, and after ad-
Journment blows were freely exchanged by
both sides On adjournipg to an adjoining
saloon a disgraceful row ensued, but no arrests
were made.
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LATER FROM INDIANA.
What Barnusn TeiesraDhs.

lSpecuut DtSpltch TO The Stdr.l
NAw YORK, Oct. I-Gov. Dorsheimer says
full dispatches have been received from ex-
Senator Barnum, chairman OF the national CON-
mittee, this morning, stating In substance that
ne is sure OF the democrats carrying both Indt-
ana and Ohio next Tuesday, Dispatches from
ex-senator Dorsey, ON the contrary, predict re-
publican success in both OF those states
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ShNfORf. R l.. Oct. 1.-The Unltei states
hsn commission has finished it's iabors here for
ue season; fnf Baird the commissioner viii
return 10 Washington TO night The Fish UawR
Will De taken 10 New York tomorrow,
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The SUIT AGAINST GENERAL LSHERIDAS.-Judge
Blatchrord, In the United States court at New
York, has denied the motion or Jas. A. Whaien
1n his suit against General Sheridan 10 recover
he was dispossessed, to flle a bill OF excep-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-07

How He CUT A WoMANS THRoAr-Henry
BLOT the Frenchman who killed Harriet Rem
aut. In New York, August 10th. by cutting her
throat with razor, was committed for trial
yesterday. Before the coroner's Jury Blot.
with the Dloodstained razor caolly illustrated
the manner In which he committed the dec d.
saying he intended te commit suicide. and thai
the woman received ber death wound attempt
Ing to wrench the weapon from him.
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A BANK MESSENGER ROBBED. james Nc.
Dowell, messenger of the Marine Natlona
Bank In New York, was robbed of $4,000 in
checks. bonds, notes and cash yesterday while
riding In Broadway stage The thieves e,-
capped. Payment on the stolen securities has
been stopped,
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MAssAcRsD BY SOUTH SEA ISLANDERS.
Fulther particulars Of the outrage on the
schooner Esperanza by natives OF the Solomoo
Islands, In the South Pacific, show that the IA
poser, that one OF them seized Capt. Mc1nt0sh
ar0uLd the neck while another killed him with
tomahaWk: that Peter Saffney. the mate, and
cur SallorS were hutchered In like manner.
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TIE RATTLE OF FIVE FoRkS.-General Frank
u sherman, OF Chicago, was examined before
the Warren court OF inquiry at New York yes
terday, and tesu1ed that on the day or Tie bat-
tie OF Five Forks General Sheridan gave him a
private message TO General Warren ordering
him to attack at once and Warren failed 70 re-
cognize his authority, although he saluted him
fUfp -
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CONGRESSMAN VooRHIs INDrCTKD.--At Tren-
ton, y. j., the u. y. grand jury Tuesday found
Ihree Indictments against Congressman Chas.
81. Voorhis for alleged embezzlenlent OF money
belonging TO the First National Bank OF Hack.
ensack Mr: voorhis, who failed In November
last, was indicted In April for the alleged en-
jacob T. Westeryelt- He was before that ar
rested upon proceedings In the U. s. courts
with reference to the First National Bank fail
ure. Ihere has as yet been no trial In either
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Second DAH Ol the Conrau

, Nkw lohk- Oct i.-Bishop Doane of Albany
Kew Dr. Brown OF Cleveland. and Rev. Dr
services OF the opening OF the second dsy's 500.
sicn OF the Protestant Episcopal general con-
ventton to-day. The following assistant secrs
taffs were appointed:-Rey. DIR. Henry Austlce
OF western New York, Rev. s. =. Ischirrely OF
hentucky. and Rev. Dr. Palenthorp Hay OF
Pennsylvania.
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A SHOOTING WOMAN.-MrS. Frank Carter g.
chronic disturDer OF women's rights meetings
In Milw aukee, Wis, was arrested for attempt
1ng to shoot Mrs. J. B. Smith, her stepmother
She succeeded only Is shooting Off one Of her
own fingers In the attempt.
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Full RETURNS FROM DELAWARE give the
democrats In Tuesdays election for inspectors
9.529; republicans, s673. Democratic majority,
$50. On the vote for assessors the democrats
received 9495; republicans, $500. Democratic
majority, CSC.
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Rhode Island Republican COnyen-
tiOn.

PROVIDENCE r. l.. Oct. 1.-THE republican
state convention met In this city to day. Gan.
dI9f aorat.o faa Rogers was elected president. Ad.
dresses were made by President Robinson, OF
Brown University, and ex Gov. VanZandt" me
congressional conventions viii be held this
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Plot to Release Prisoners.

BcsTeN, Oct IA plot to release q large
lumber OF prisoners from the state prison at
Concord, Mass, was discovered yesterday and
frustrated. Some of the conv1ctS had obraine
possession of false keys to nearly every door In
one division. Extra precautions have been
taken by placing new locks and bolts on the
entire division.
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Col. BACHELDSR, OF Boston, The government
historian. is ar Gettysburg, Pa, with a corps OF
engineers. to complete the survey OF the battle
field as directed 10y Congress.
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,.1ALNESToN, Ocf. Especial dispatches 20 the
ntTS report frost at a number OF points In
texas on The night OF Oct 4th and 5th
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NATURALIZATION PAPERS OF
1865
n warrant for John 4. Davenpors
ID nj

NJ" 1okk, OCT. 1.-Police Justice Patterson.
Mens az toe Tomos to-day. declined % grant a
y, as at LOT .ne arrest OF the federal supervisor
vi eiecuons Tor taking and retaining poSsession
On Ine lst day OF the registry of naturaI,Iafion
Eapers OF 1858 \ complaint OF larceny OF the
napers vas made by Alderman Kirk. Cram-
ground OF want OF jurisdiction, the aldermen
icing directed TO apply TO a federal courf
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A ShOddy Will Rurued.

TROY, N. y, Oct. T. The Warrensburgh
sboddy mill, occupied by E. F. Ryan Co. was
burned last night from the effects OF spontane-
Gus combustion. Loss s13, 600; insurance, 81. 500
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Fire I'm utnnc.no,,s

CHICAGO, Oct Camp q Walkers extensive
seam saw mlll. located near suspension bri ie,e
Minneapolis, Mimi, was DESTROYED hy DIRE last
evening. Loss, $4,000, Insurance, $l7 500.
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., dhH ai. REUNION OF GIN. GRANTS OLD REGIMENT,
great success: The meeting was held under
sne auspices OF the Macon County Veteran AS
Gen GIaa1 ana extracted about 600 old soldiers
Logan ana vile arrived In special car on the
Toeao alo wabash road late In the afternoon.
Hne HIo"os greetea him at the aepots all along the
pNinecs meeting OF the regiment,
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To- DAY. Internal
revenue, 1862, 1868; customs, s59s, ,495.4O
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Gene raj Warren,s Conduct.

NEW YORK. Oct. General Charles L. F;tz.
hugh, Of PlLtsburg, Pa. was examined TO dav
before the military court Investigating Genera I
WarreL'S conduct at Five Forks
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W. X. BURNETT has been appointed store
keerer and gauger for the 5th district of North
Carolina.
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CoLQUITT's MAJORITY IN GEoHGIA-Specials
10 the augusta {Ga-) Chronicle fro all sect O IS
IN Georgia Indicate Colquitt's election by De-
tween 4o, 900 and SO. 600 majority. The co!ored
vote was largt ly for him everywhere. The full
ave ticket Is elected; Renfroe. the present
.oa o.sasurer ana independent candidate, getting
soou as sote In some places. The republicans
the majority nf the next legfsIature ia coniec.
suiea 10 oe Ia favor OF Senator Joseph E. Browns
ic-eitction. The election was quiet
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THE TRAINING SHIP Constitution has arrived
at Fortress Monroe. The Michigan has arrived
nj Cleveland Gbto
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IS COMPANY.
CAR
TO SHIPPERS AND TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

Having been chosen Is executive officers Of the
above named corporation, we beg leave to call the
attention OF Shippers of produce and other freights
that have facilities for receiving and forwarding
mereha1dise n not eqaalled by any other line plying
whilst lying thereon.
To the travelling public we would say thst our
Potomac river, having recently undergone extern
five repairs, can afford passengers every comfort
and convenience desirable, and for their safety we
point with confidence to the fact that after ser
Ii Jury to any OF our numerous passengers has
occurred.
Our New York steamships are prepared to handle
and bring forward all kinds of freishts at low
or6 aksge or other damage. They leave George
town every Friday of each week.
We therefore. feel warranted in asking not only
to this ine but justified in soliciting you for any
o. &. T0VEiL, President.
Gets 3t WIN. W. W. WOOD. Vice President
~ DIR. o. NJ. LATIMER- DENTIST, HAS
SS removed his Office from ga to $40 ttreet,
southeast corner Of 7th st NV. sep19 28
~e STOP TEARING AND ROTTING YOUR
IS to ecs BY hs use Of
{our grocer for WEAVER. KENaLA' 3 %.
LAUNDRY SOAP. Every bar and cake is branded
made from pure Refined Tallo~ and Vegetable
Oils, and to be free from all adueratons. ty12 SIM
~e NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
Bethesda, Bedford, Blue Lick, oonsress Deep
H5athora; Ssttys5nrg: TrieSa5iess5sIl. Hunssdi
at MIIBURN'S PHARMAdY,
fel9 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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TelogramS to The Star.
LATEST POLITICAL NEWS,
Indiana Campaign.
Repeaters from the East.
Rhode Island Republicans.
MIR. Davenport's Troubles.
AGITATION IN IRELAND.
THF p = CONVENT
AGITATION IN IRELANT
THE P. E. CONVENTION.

POLITICAL NEWS IN NEW YORK.
Excitement Over John kelIy.s
speech - What Davenport Pro.
poses Gen. HAncOCk,S Course -
" hat His Friends AdyiSe-Bluer
democratic AdviceS from Indiana
hut Jubilant from Ohio and Ne W
York.
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NAVAL ORDKRs.-Chaplain Geo. A. Crawford
to the Richmond, Astatic station, per steamer
Nov. 18th, relieving Chaplain Richard Hayward,
who will return home Gunner John ROnell to
the Powhatan, 12th instant, relieving Gunner
Samuel Cross, who is ordered to the Shenan.
d0ah. South Atlantic station, per steamer of
Nov 9Th.
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WHAT MR.. KELLOGG SAYs-senator Kellogg,
OF louisiana, who has just returned here from
New York, says that, in his opinion the pollt-
cal battle is not In Indiana bat In New York
He says he believes that New York will 90 re-
publican and Will elect Garfield; that the busi
ness men, both In New York and New JERSEY,
take issue with the free trade plank OF the
democratic platform, and that all the manufac.
turing towns in New York, New Jersey and
Connecticut will give republican majorities.
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SCHOOL BOOKS, &c.

u p. ROES NEW B0OK-A Day of
Cs Fate.
Bricks Without Straw; by DIR. Tourgae.
Tie End of Coil; by author of "Wide Wide
World"
Army Life in Russia; by F. V. Greene
New Graft on the Family Tree; by Pansy.
The Teachers Helper: by Pansy.
What she Said, and What She Meant by Pansy.
VIM. BALLANTYNE 4 SON,
oct6 42S 9TH street.
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The FIRST LOT OF COUPON 3-65 BONDS for the
conversion OF board OF audit certificates Was
issued to- day. The amount issued was $s9, 500,
all In bonds OF the denomination OF $500. The
goo coupon bonds have not yet been received
from the Columbia Bank Note COMPANY which
has the contract for the printing
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NJ CORA BLAND, N. d..
III Has removed from sos Is st. n. W. to 1909
q ST. NV, where she may be consulted profess
Eonaiiy during DAY and EVENING. Ali diseases
treated by the most approved methods. Nervous
anecdons and diseases pec1u r to women with
special eucceee.
Office In residence. scpl SIN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-14
WAR RT ED.

At the stately parental mansion, by one OF
our most eminent Divlnes, q most lovely crea-
ture. She wore white long nap Plush and Satin
Bonnet with elegant long ostrich Plume, two
nne nligree gold ornaments and white satin
steamers, bordered with fllgree geld ribbon,
and 1t only cost SlO beautiful bridal Illusion
vail two yds wide. her tiny digets encased
In siI-buttou kid gloves, her high instep Gin
dereIls pro portloned pedal appendices. in ex-
quisite balbi gans, Il handsome lace handker-
chief, hne painted white fan daugled from one
side and half scared bridegroom from the
other, her fine English beaver Dolman and
balance of her truusseau bought:from A. A
Pearaon's, the Leading Millinery house In
Texas,