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Sporting Matters.
BASR BALL.

The Nationals were taken Ia yesterday by
the Metropolitan In q score OF to G. At the
end of the first inning everything seemed to
beam upon the Lome team. Afterwards there
was q change. al the visitors proceeded to
gather In the Nationals. The home team had
q new catcher In place OF Trott His name Is
Reipschiager. Ii gave satisfaction. His name
would indicate that he Is a better pitcher
than catcher. Games elsewhere yesterday: At
Buffalo-Worcesters q Buffalos 8; at Cleve-
land-Clevelands 0, Troys s. at Chicago-Cni-
cagos G, Bostcns4. 4.
SHOOTING AT BKNNIEG's RANGE.
At the second shooting, for the diamond
badge. at Benning's. yesterday, Mr.. Lauritzen
was the winner. There were ten shots py
each OF the nine entries, at 200 and 800 yards.
Lauritzen made 81, Laird So. DIR. Scott So, and
Col. Burnside So The other I'VE failed
to reach SO. Last Tuesdays match for the same
badge was decided yesterday by adding the last
two shots OF each contestant at 300 yards TO the
unfinished scores. Mr.. Walter Scott was the
winner, his score being Il. 42-sS.
PIMLIC0 RACES.
Tie day and the weather and the track we're
all very favorable for the opening day at PIN.
nco yesterday. The crowd In attendance was
large. There were flve good races. 1t was @
bad day for favorfte6L In each race the favor1to
was badly defeated. The flrst race was \ or
mile cash for maidens OF all ages purse $3.50.
Jack White won easily In LII. The Chesa-
was voD by Brambaletta in 214E. IL race for
fillies OF all ages; time 2l3. In the Rancolar
handicap. Ia miles. for all ages, there were
seventeen starters. Neufchatal took the lead
and held II, winning In 1.57. In the last rnce
mile teats for all ages, there were SIX starters.
Feri6a won after Bramble who won the flFNt
heat, had gone lame. Bruno also went lame,
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

ATHENS. May 25.-The opposition papers at
tack the Turc0- Greek convention as a national
disgrace. Defalcarions, amounting to So, 900
drachmas, have been discovered In the treas
uTy. Several persons have been arrested for
completely.
A Jockey for Keene,s EOxhaIl.
LONDON. May 25.-The jockey Fordnam VIII
ride Mir. J. X. Keene's F0xhall In the race for
Grand PriX de Paris on the 18th of June.
The Danish ElectfOns
COPENHAGEN, May 25.-Tne electlons have
cause no practical change In the composition
or the Folkething.
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The Methodist Sunday school Com
yenliOn.

There was large attendance az the Foundry
Methodist Episcopal church last night. at the
first session OF the Sunday School Convention,
Rev. B. Peyton Brown presided. ana the SER
vices were opened by singing. Rev. w. r.
Ward. pastor OF Foundry church, offered or aver
tian Association. read an elaborate paper on
'The Purpose and Work of the sunday SCHOOL,
Rev. Mr. Brown announced the program for
the convention.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Matter Of the District Com mn is
siONerN.
NO IMMEDIATE CHANGE 10 BE MADE

NO IMMEDIATE CHANGE 10 BE MADE.
Several residents OF the District were at the
White House to-day on business connected
with the District Commissionersaies. They
were not granted much time by the Presinent
IL can be suthoritatively stated that the sub
lect OF the personnel OF the board OF District
Sommlssloners viii not be taken under consld-
eIation until the latter part OF June. And
tue Iact that the mstter viii be considerai will
NOT De PROOF that any change VIII be made then
or soon thereafter IL is believed. hoHeyer
that while The Presideat Is In no hurry about
lt tnat one or TWO changes In Commissioners
will then be made.
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Death of ssCommodore,, Nu,,

NEw YORK, May 25.-''Commodoren Georpe
Washington Morrison Mutt died early Ihls
morning at the Anthony House. He had been
otease. Commodore Mutt was 81 years Old
and feet inches Id height He was born In
Manchester, n. 81. His remains will be taken
10 Manchester for tntermenL The deceased
was married about years ago and his wife
survives him.
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Fire I'm Texas

Little Rock, Ark, TO the rsDaes ana Nar says:
News was received this morning OF the 6e-
struction BY IRE OF Harrison, the county seat
OF Boone county. the business portion Of the
$4,000. The mayer has issued proclam at1on
oneIing $500 reward for the capture OF the In
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Texas Mail Robbers held 70 Rail.

GALVESTON, TEN, May 25.-The Ne,cs has the
following special, dated May "a. san Antonio
The preliminary trial OF Cogan Rowley and
tween here and OakvIlle last March ended TO-
day each being held over for the action OF the
grand jury. In the sum Of s15 600. j. III. TInnin
as accessory was held in the sum OF s. 000 The
case OF ADAM Irwin. tcolored) as accessory VIII
come up TO- morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-25

Wm. Patterson, q wealthy cattleman. while
oLunR and unruly In Colorado city, Texas, re-
sste0 aIfest and was shot six times by several
OF the ranger" police ana killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-25

A gentle man In Albany has rented q vacant
lot near his residence, fenced It IN. and fitted
II up as q play.groundlor the boys Of the neigh
b0rhOOd.
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Mrs. Garfield Better.

Mrs. Garfield continues to improve, and the
gates leading to the White House. which have
been closed during her severe Illness, were to.
grounds.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Internal rev.
enue. $295, i7l.76 customs. s565, ,5s1o7.
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Col. P. V. HAGNER, Ordnance department, q.
S. A., has been placed on the retired list, at his
own request. to date from June 1St next.
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WHITE House CALLRRa- Senators Morrill,,
Blair Plumb, Representatives Richardson aud
Bingham, Gen. Hazen, Gen. Mills, Gen. F. A.
Walker and Gen. Tyner we're among the Presi-
dents callers to day.
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MARSHAL DUDLEY, OF Indiana, does not want
to be commissioner OF pensions. 1t is under
stood that he wants and Will get the commits
slOnershfp OF the General Land Office, made
vacant by the resignation of Gen. Williamson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-25

THE COURT MARTIAL SENTENCE OF dismissal
in the case of 1st Lieut.. G. L. Rousseau. 20tn
infantry, has been approved by the President.
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THE GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS will be closed
next Monday-Decoration day.
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A COMPLIMENTARY DINNER Will be given by
the Massach usetts Republican Association of
this city at Harvey & Holden's, next Saturday
evening, to their president, Hon. George B..
Lorfng, in honor OF his appointment as COM
missioner of agriculture
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Carl SchnyZ In Charge of the New
York Post.

NEW YORK. May 25.-The Evening Post has
passed under the control OF Mr.. Carl SchurZ.
yesterday completed the purchase OF q large
majority OF It's stock. Tomorrow Mr.. Schurz
viii assume the editorial direction OF this
journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-25

STAR ROUTE SERVICE DisCoNTINU The
Postoffice Department announces the discon-
tinuation OF the s. ar service on the route from
Scotland Neck to Killquick, North Carolina
Steamboat service from New York 10 Gaiv5 5ston
Texas, Will be discontinued from the 9th inst.
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TIPHOLBT1RER1. DKALER0 AND REPAIR.
~ ZEE. gu for price, on Perforated and 1as-
lSc. a. 3. WILLIAMS. HAIdWaE0, 9l0 TN 0lIo0C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-25

THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH Will NEE
in Washington next week, when a full aJten
, dance of Its members Is expected.
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SECRETARY KIRKwOoD. who left this morning
for Iowa, will be absent two weeks.

PAYING DISTRICT JUDGMENTs-Secretary Gil
f1llan to-day paid the first two Judgments
against the District OF Columbia given by the
Court OF Claims under the act permitting GER
tain claims to be sued for before that Court.
The judgments were paid to Peter A. Marley
and Reginald Fencall as administrators, and
were respectively for 81 9S7.67 and 81, SS4 II.
The Treasurer Ia authorized to pay these iudg.
TO the premium on the bonds the Treasurer
pays the money.
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No INVESTIGATION of the officers OF the Treas
ury bureau OF engraving and printing has been
ordered, as reported In q morning paper.
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THERE IS TRRrIDATIoN among the employes
OF the Census bureau, at the announcement
that five or six hundred discharges will be
made the first Of June.
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PERsoEAL-Senator and Mrs. Mcpherson do
not expect to leave here until after the lat of
June. when they will go direct to their summer
residence near Long Branch.-Gen. Walker,
superintendent OF the Census, has returned to
the city after q weeks aOSence.-Mr. de b.
Randolph Keim and his family went to- day to
their home at Reading. Pa, where Mrs. K. and
the children Will remain as usual for the sum-
mer.-Senator and Mrs. Vest returned to
Washington yesterday from Fortress Monroe.
Mr.. Albert Rhodes, U. S. Consul at ROuen,
Admiral BoggS and Senor Barca. Spanish Min
lister at Washington. were registered 10 New
York last night-Secretary Blaine Is in New
a foItnigbts visit to his home at Iowa City.
Miss Rachel Kirkwo0d Will be absent from
Washington through the summer. Mrs. Kirk.
wo0d Will return TO Washington IN about
month.
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z kEN's NEW SHIRT FACTORY,

4. D. LOCKHART, CUTTER
fine Dress Ehirte . specially. Material And
workmanship the very best. Ali our Shirts
are made in our own factory
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
FANCY FRENCH SHIRTINGS. $50 Der doz.n
Mr.. Lockhart was formerly with Teel for 9 years
him - the best In his line. --~-'~A"
GEO, 4. KRRN.
MT Im Ala 9th Street northwest.
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REsIGNED.-Comm,ssion of the Genera
Lard Office Williamson rendered his resignation
yesterday afternoon to take charge of The
affairs Of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Company, on the Pacific coast. COMMISSIONS
WilliamSon'S salary was $780, and the rail-
road VIII pay him s. 900 per year.
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BALTIMORE, May 25.-Vir9tnia sizes, old, 80:
do cunsois, IS; do. new ten forties, 5524 bid
day.
BALTIMORE. May 2s.-Cotson more steady and
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PAINTS, OILS WINDOW AND PLATE
GLASS.
J0HESEONE'B KALSONINE and MasuRY,s
LdQSiD PAINTS. ready for use. (Seno for circu-
Estim ates furnished TO Builders fuIl stock of
ARTISTS SURPLIES alwa, on nxnd ~ 0~A "a
GEO. BYNEAL, Jr.,
30 4Is yih st. n.w.
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Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
CossIcANA, Feb. IS 1871
A msn named Carter 90, his skin full Of
whisky yesterday and assaulted lsdv in the
waiting room at the depot. He was arrested,
but went 10 sleep before the trial came oil
and had TO be carried 10 hecslsboose. He
WAS tired this morning and aued 81 DO
Tho women Of the town, 10 in all, were ar
rested 20 day on the charge Of vrgrancy and
fined So 50 escb. Tbis would ba a lair and
liberal tax and ought % be levied at loa,t
once a m0ntb.-Business of the district
court is about closed THE following SEN
fences were passed to-day; H. G. Harry,
tx years; Henry Clark, five years; Thomas
Cssoy, two years; Jsmes Perry two years;
j. L. Adams WAS sentenced to 5 years nj
Austin. Thejudge noticed his mistake snd
changed it 10 Huntsville The prisoner
seemed TO relish the change, five yesIs in the
present legislature being considered equal TO
death. Sam Jones' the rSpist, thiriy.nine
years. Cards are ont announcing The
marriage of Mr.. L. O. Revare and Miss En-
ma Morgan on "Wednesday evening" the 2Srl
inst A large brick block viii soon be
erected on the southwest corner of Preston
and Hunt streets. The Oliver Doud Byron
combination would have been greeted to-
night with fall house. Nearly all the
reserved seats sold, but they failed to take
the train at Hearne. "A heavy rain f Il this
morning. Anor!her Is now blowing. Tn
periture falling slowly, and no coal IN :owl.
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RIG1aO'S1 II 3E.2To2aTH.'

There Is weli-knowu principle In animal
physiology tGat no vita! action can take place
eAcep through The agency OF the nervous svs.
lem; ithe nerve power Ia any organ Is wash
ened then that organ 10 weak There to q rene
cay n tho re2Ch Of all, one thEt has 500. The
teat for over half century. Or. RlcurI 4
vital Restorative has been scrnGulzed and In.
Gofaed 1ythe Academy Of Medicine ia parlr,
Us an lntallaOie specific for tue above, contains
no pho5phoyous, canthArldas or other posonp.
10 parcly vegetable, producing 90 reaction,
anu Is permanent in effect; Ia a BugAr-coatei
oil and oan be had OF LeyaAser " Co 10 III,
ne nlehetl3u Partt IEranoe), or Of Or,
btoWn SigesMond, p5oprietOrs. Address
Room 10, World Buildlug,N York. None gem
ulho without tile signature OF S. y. Slgasmaud
ON the side or eAct box; send for catalogue
hpE OF ON pills, 81, box OF an. so. Rent by rplI
upon receipt % price. Sold by all Druggists.
CERTIFICATE.
PARIS, July Is 1873 10 Ruo de Ia Paix-Oat
OF al9 patients, IS Were cured Withius 30 days
10 In six weeks, $50 between twN and three
months, two between five and six months, /
In nine months, DIR NJ. PERRIGORD.
Medicin de la Hospital Charity
st. Louis, April s, 1850.
h'd been impotent for number OF years,
when commenced to take Records Vital Re-
storatlye' within three months l found my.
SELF suddenly restored to my formor healthiul
Vigof ana The cure has been permanent.
! know Mr.. Vincent, whose name is signed
10 the above. Certificate. lie is frienI OF
nine ant I know the facts to be as he has
stated thom. l. NJ VAN
Prop e:or Grand Central and European
Hotel
NOTICE is hereby given that 7. \. Smith,
OF 81, Louis, and r. l.. De Lisser, OF New
York are no longer authorized to act as
agents for Records Vital Restorative.
CAUTION.
\ iormet agent Msnlns, of New York, Ia now
advertising Spurious itsltatipn os-tne ssle-
lS0'ed-aSr. Records NitRt Re torntive under
tho assumed name - DIR. Records Restorative
Pills. To deceive the public even the test-
monials of Drs. r. Blanchard, q, Uhevalier
Perigord, taspai, Sir Thompson, are copied
from my oIrcnlnrs Ask your druggist for
Ric0rd's Vital Restorative, The genuine can
be had of W. II kow, Il & Bro, Druggists GOJ
Elm street Dallas, Texas
\. BROWN SlGFSMNOn, NJ. D,
General Agent for the United States and
South America.
Send stamp Tor descriptive Circular.
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be hoped will be followed by the new ad-
ministrsion was yesterday taken in the
senate when Senator Eaton, from the COM
mitlee on foreign affairs, reported an amend
ment making an appropriation for the expen-
ses Of a special commission to negotiate with
Mexico rev treaty of commerce and extra-
dition, embracing new provisions for the
settlement Of questions arising between the
citizens Of the two countries. Tho pivata re.
lations of our people with Mexico sre daily
widening and deepening, and il is of the first
Importance that the puOlic relations Of the
two countries should be rosdjus'ei as soon rs
possible 10 this fact
In view of the fact that We will soon be
linked with Mexico by railroads there should
be the best commercial treaty possible msde
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- '''-'--'-s- sluss-zsszxsss,l
SANFORD'S
&ADlCAa. CURE
FOR CATARRH.

Snlofn' - k1l'cni Cure, Catarrhal Solvent
'nd Improved Inhaler, WIN snsctfIc Ji' ,r.
''"u, uhy now oe had Of an durgiaIs
q r"lil wrapped IN one package, for ono Dol,
n at Ask Tor sai iord's Radical Cute.
rms eo"mom cat aud neyer.feiiinp front
s i,, instantly e'eanseS the nasal pasSGVes M
tol mucous accommodations, suhIups inl',n,
4. onN when extending 10 the o,o, ear a,,,
,I,o ~, restores thr senses OF sight, herring
~ tlsle When affected, lesye- the head de-.
uo urrhthlns easy, anu every ncnsa in n
slatglul aud soothcd COT dition Internal,
uii.,H'ateIeu' IL per ~, Steh every iluidof M,
loody, cleansing the entire m.Irnus M ,,' Wv
'Einous SSystenl through the blood, which IA
.urs ~ the acid poison always present AL
aHr,hi 10 builds mp the cuieebled and
'uoWn cons tuition, roNs the disease of
" slru ,Gnd permtts the formation of health
$50 ing blood. Hundreds oil rstiomoniai
|, ,ss, .he Mnnduul curative properties on
falling remedy. ''0N''
'deoeral Agents, WEEK &P TER. Boston
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TRIED BY FIR
DIGBOLD'ss SAFES.

DALLAS, January l6, 1881.
l.. 7. MOVES, Esq of, HOUSTON, Texas;
| take pleasure In informing you that he
Number safe sold ma by your agent Mr.. .
W. Dnws. scms time since, preserved It's con-
tents complct". The papers were unimpairod g,
and some ATTY dOlarA In oils and silver were
as bright as when placed 4 a the cash vault. /
consider toe test q good one, % tho block ct
bulldog on south aide of Elm street where
my house wa located, were entirely destroy
ed on Friday night. January lith. iher
handle was melted, which VIII require
replacing. | shalt r,-pant sho asie for
continue. uee. The practical test of the DIE
bold safe md Lock Co.'s Fire Proof safes ~ u
positive protection am mpst happy 20 &c.
Knowledge Very truly,
Il. Q. PTAFFLE,
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AeprOsy

H. d Carpenter, esq, Henderson. n. Y,
cured or Psorlsi', or LeprOsy, of twenty
year standing oy the Cuticura Resolvent IN
IeTuHlly, and Cuticuca and CutlGura Soap cN.
lcrnHliy The most wonderful case on record.
cure certified 10 before Justice of the Peace
anu prominent cttizens. Ali afflicted with
itching and Scaly Dis ases should send to us
for this testimonial In mll.
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{ jiil1tii(1ll; Ia
Wonderfnl Cures of Salt Rheum, PsO.
rins's' Itching and ScnIy Iumors,
NcrOiuin, ScrOrulnus Sores, Ulcers
and MescuriaI Affections,

GuticuTs Remedies consist OF Cuti7ura Re-
solvent, for purtfyicg the blood through Inc
bowels, liver, kiduryt, and skin, Cuilcura.
n Medicinal Jelly, which removes dead flesh
a1d skin, renders healthy ulcers and old
sores. allays inflammation, itching and nrila-
tlop OF the skin and sCalp, and CuticurA Me
dtcinal Toilet bonp, which restores, whliens
and heautliles the SKIN. Cuticura Shaving
Soap Is the only medicinal soap expressly
prepared FOR sh aying
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Thomas Delany. Memphis, Tenn, says: 81
nave Ocon afflicted for nineteen years with
Psoriasis, and have spent hundred. of dol
lara for doctors and stun they call blood M
flllora Doctors did not know what to call
my disease. | would scratch Uights until
! scratched myself raw; then 1t would d,y
ana lOrin into scales, wniCh would all be
scratched on next night, aud 40 on. / have
9eeo completely cured by the Cutioura Rene
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T.. Il, Drake, esq Detroit, Mich, suffered
boy"nd au description from kin disease
witch appeared u6his hand head mud mce, aud
qeAry DESTROYED his eyes. tn most careful
Hn,"rint failed 90 heip him. and after ali
had failed he Uaal the Cunrura ppsUlgent im-
.rwNlly and CuficurA aul CuucuR Soap eV-
lsrnaiy, md wa7 cured aud has rem siued
prrirotly we'll tot this day.
n POTTER, Chemists and Drirsls.s, sr0
Maghmet1n st., Boston. ed are an sale hy
aiu OrusgI7 g, Price ot Cuncurl, Mcjiclnd
Je,lN, small boxes, 20 crutsi large boxes, Il a..
lUNcn5h fesolYeut, The new Blood Pur fer, 81
Pc. pnluc. tuticGrA Medicinal Toilet SOAP,
= c7hlN tuucura Medicinal Shaving Soap,
10 cents IN bhr, for Broors and .e opn-
6ufners 30 cents
N3"AlI MS.l'drce ON receipt ofprlco.
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l.. 4. NoyRs ESQ, General Agent Diebo'd
Safe and Locs C0mpany:

l.. i NoYRs. ESQ. General Agent Diebo'd
Sale and Locs CumDfnv:
Dear sr - We AAa pleasure In informing
yon that ihe Number Ii Diebuld Sale pur-
chased from you was In the lire on the night of
Februarv sth lSSl, which cousumed our two
ttory bslck store aud the store adlolung Thu
neie fell with the floor Into the cellar, In
which was 4'orca n immenee stock OF bacon,
leri oil, aGd sn1u heavy and iu1ammabie
GODS, whefo IL remained Tor forty -ulght
hours, and wss a. white heat when dragged
" from tho ruins. On opening The sale
come hours lator, we found all Our book,
papers 'nl mn ey IN a per'eoratafe of pres =
goion W. hiily cndorie tho Die old Ssfe,
my want anptber Rs SOM as q can optn our
uet store. send sample of money taken out
of Ne safe, aud viii send some papers that
werNl H., The safe ~ew will ship TO you rs y
samN Ne, so you can show what the Dle bold
Safe kiil d..
Very respectfully yours,
MARX, kUEHH Il Co,
tWhclesale Grocefs, Denlson, Texas.
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Commercial Paper

tis without u superior in the whole south and
stands meScallcd in Texas for the rullnessapd
correctness Of It's reports beth at home and
abroad
The ilSnALp In the future will occupy the
same high conservative grouud which has al
ways characterized it under Its present
infringement, showing fayors to none, nor
a'iliugto point out errors or endoayorlng
to eradicate Them even in the most exalted 10.
altlons, state or n,tlonG
The llrRALp In politics Is an independent
oarnoi, progressive In It's ileas, and a6cocat
Ing those true, sound democratic Erlncl-
pIe'ond m 'ssure that should alone prevail in a
true democratic country, and 10 oose who may
differ from It In its views and Ideas and in
tho discussion of great measures and prlnsl,
POS which may present themselves x ,5o rrh.
tic, it Will be coHytsPns,, SsS'a ,ro,t with con
slderatlon Eso ,,,.o.,,,.,, ,,,.,,,. -, IT,.
uents, b., l., o,., 49,, ,.,u..,. -.
WIN
- '''V' io' VIM IL uee'us rlght ana
Tor the great good of Texas and tho country
at large.
The HERALD now occupies the high post
tion OF being the representative and
loading Paper OF Vexas.
And, soaring above rny petty jaalousles
riyaleieo,.t viii lend its influence 10 any meas
ure that Will benefit any wn, city or sec
tlon IN our great and growing commonwealth
The management promises that their effort,
shall not be lelaxcd IN adding to the interest
aud usefulness Of the HERALD, aud that each
month there shall he some Improvement to
be seen over the preceding one.
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with correspondence in all the PRINCIPAL
cltic1 aud towns In the state, and in the great
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only paperin north Texas giving
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