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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-28

United States court adjourned yesterday, 70
convene again next December Judge McCvr>
mick will hold court on the S0th OF Ausust
for the purpose Of examining and approving
officers accounts. Court will convene Il
Graham about one month from now.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-28
Trouble On the rexs. Truuk

n, , :, evening Neeley's grading forces
.a ~e ie1m Trunk road struck for their pay
M' S "Opped for limo the laying Of track,
tsmossssS' TO do violence 10 any WHO at
iha psea 10 work on the road. Al soon "A
man, Vss reached The cara Of tho manage.
M s oete, Mr. Chandler, of the road. went 10
man V sa OF disturbance AID paid If thu
ms,,.' soen work was resumed. For awhile
blood VA, ,haS. ''''' '"' fortunately no
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-28

Mr.. 8. Palmer, with the Gould Manufac-
turing company, Seneca Falls, New York,
thu. wri.es. l have been sfll c,ed with rheu.
matism for the lat three years, and within
that time have tried almost everything with.
out getting any relief until StJacobs oil bad
been used,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-28

GU. OF sx miss~uri Conredcrntes.
,ss,.s p"'0 .. M. Swink received a letter
SAM .a'y y. from Colonel Joseph H. Green, Of
S,... S Missouri. who Was colonel Of The
'" As'ousiKvol un,sss In General Bow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-28

Surrendered by Hts Bondsmen.
). Ian, charged with keeping di.orderly
house, was surrendered by his bondsmen
last evening, but succeeded in making ano,h.
or bond for $3.50, with b. Nj. Bond and
Joseph Menczer rs sureties.
, 1881-03-25
Tho Harrison Ulockndc,


CH1CAGO. March 94.-Cartcr Harrsou evIdent-
" believes that tho $i5,0O appropriated by tho
Council for tho cleaning OF the strcets wns not
intended to be used for thnt PURPOSE, as the
labntcrs have as yet fNtled to put In m appear
nncc, md the monuments OF snow and Alusl1
still! iucunber tho streets to typIfy tho zeal
nut! energy OF tho "brst stHyar Chicago hns ever
linA ~ On cyGry side, In tho business part OF
thu South Ditlsio lou, hnuc piles NJ Icc and SNOW
oustruct vehicles aItu render tho passage Ut
teanis md foot loculuotlun utmost Impossible.
On ltandolPh street.. near Frnnkln, u horse
was klllNi ypshr.lay. md his carc,lss
SILL rclnulns 70 frghten animals wtiu1
have to pnss tho pli'lce, thus rninugcring
trntion tho carcass would hnyc bern remove i
iAst hight. hut Under the present regime IL Is
Hulte likely that tho cyesDrt, will remain wheye
It IL for some days, and will not bu taken nwuv
Until 1t perhaps bcennlcs the direct Galac 1T
s91ne person l0siug his lllc MRyOr lIasrtsun's
administration of affairs has bpct noted far
other things equally dcplnrstblc. Under his rule
human lttu has l}ee0nc vpry cheap in CtjeNgo
and tile nssasin has bgen ENCOURAGED In nets 1T
ytolcncc brcnusu Of tho lcnnsc given to tls class
IlurglHra anl thleycs Of NIL descriptions havo
lived IN clover since ho came Into power. aud It
re'Iltlins for tho people To decide whether this
stntc Of affairs sh,tll continue, Or whcthcr we
shall have Il reform In these affairs by eeet1ug
John n. Clnrk Nayor of our city.
OSE " THE PEorLr.
, 1881-03-25
BERG, THE SHEAK.TtNEF,


cloverIy capturud Ut. the l7th lust. In hss room
Ut No. It'll milwaukee, avenuu by Oiscer T.. II.
Owens, was yesterday nrraignetl bufore Justice
Wnlsh upon clKhs different charges Of larceny,
y. W. Leo j. n: lleltiinH, and q. II. Mooly, r,x,m-
tng ut NJ. lS7 Fifth nventlo. testified lhut ther
rtspect!vv ruotns wsru entorrd t,nIy u fsw tlHys
before lsurF,s capture, and ulothug and yauil-
bloa Vhluttl !iI all ut 4bout $fuI wutu sttlun. a
portion Of tho attlGn Roods werU fund aiming
5nose sec9vgred " tho police In horg's ts't,,u.
s.smllur a,atlner t.5 worth Ut clothing; Christian
Hack. III West Huron sireut, Mn uyeront,
pocketbook containing u cass1, revolver,
9nu Aotle valuable pnuers; A. +. LOWls. Eu, Il!
North Clark ktruut, ewn OvHrcOnts, CAP, unu
underwear valued Ut 10; ltlchurl Van zlcs,er,
No. lbJ Madison street, ak tluxts OF cigars; ui.i
u; y: nooley. No. ~ West A'!au.s street, Tor
oScrooats, unI i revolver. Tho Sstiones
sll went % st,ow that uerg wa4 ps,.
3cssioHAl thief, Whose speciality Wus 1T
elcet,nx entranco " and plaMltrlnR nnlus
Used lur sletPtnK purposes, which wcEe KnnGF-
nl} To- bo ftnind .ItHNoupled during the ,ilty.
0tfceF uuados.'l. remembered .hlEu ~ II ttlet
whom h0 urreated upon sll1!tAr charges four
years aKu. 1ustco 'Salah hold the prisonor Ia
saD ba!l to tho CrlmluAl Court upon eaoh 0l ths
eight uhArYes.
, 1881-03-25

IN ono instance. three professors. fur s5 each
sRnctl fln diplomas. md how for $rlD EjpIOtnns
WHICH wera tn 10 sctIf nbruad were certified 10
by the spnnfah Consul. In nIl about tD,N]D names
nro tnnRrfl up IN bis tlfsctt'srcs. lie hns given
inc nafnes ~ many rFofessfHnn AbortIOnIsis,
nnu tho tncana whereby thov destroy II(c IJu
tells OF tho tricks Of MS trndc tho n,nck mrs
trutn. TINT nro advertised tn cure all diseases,
nflu or tfle lmpostcrs WIN prey III public crcti,l-
ErnFc* mud how. nj nnH SNtirttny f,Iortllnx, he
Htne I've hH!f"s fr0sn Inckley aims .hn,lsu. iie
tells how hn kept himself clear Of tho COURTS and
tho!r prt,nlt!es. IFa tells ns twenty-five CONCERNS
III this country nIid In Europe ty which degrees
!rn, hni1. lie figures that fuily oJ,VH fMixlIs
ulpli'inas are currnnt In mtrlca and iUtnJ moro
~ Europe. t}ncll1nan MISC ttlls the sttry nt bis
ntta'npt to l"a,i tho public to belIuvu be hal
committed AHcftle. Tic says TINT in n night IN
a!F1Iat Inst ln went to the Market street ferry
wi'crg ynn l'n:er and tnon known ,ls "ahcp"
oa and ID dr1ys q, I" tle ra!l,oa ncP
out BY Van D,,ser IN rs .Dr. =" i,uchaumn.: t!
shep hnd nntttnR to my on tic
boht. and this point wua used ty Vnn IJuscr 10
!inprtss on tho deck hand. tho fact that tho
lIoetor In acting strangely t0-nip1t." Ks tho
inrry'boat TURNED tn enter the canal separating
Ht1Kwny park frnm Windmill island. u ekitI
c!1'sscd iis bow anu 1av close In. Under tho
Hhatln'T of tho piles. "'Bhep" stripped himself
nf jlttchanan's coat. and plmiRcl overheard, and
,.' wttn ICY strokes caught hold Of hIa partners
hatttnd down tho river To below Point Airy,
where hn .cambored In and WINS rowcd nionr Tic
Jersey side, thchce actoss tho river To Ills home
III kgnsuKton,
, 1881-03-25

A. Hartmann. Of Chicago Win Ind
warrant fur tho ~of.ai.'s nrreBt and re1i,tsi.
tion nixns !,y The t'asarnor oi fllnos. THO de-
tett!sca declined l state tho rEnI nnu,e nf tho
w0lllnft, l,,lt sAid ehG. wnH tho wlte nr n we'll,
knpwH rhyslclnh Ut Chrngu. who WIS relnrteh
to 10 worth nvnr $1Sl.DU. nii lhAt her intnlIy
.Htrl1iecttons wGro thu 1test In tho HtHi.,
Eh1 VIVA charged. ho said. with stealing
*l2Hn worth Uf diamonds from Chnrlrs W,
i'Etkts. l. tnnonh hroknr af In Hnu street,
Ch!GhK't Fcet. i. Three wr.ks' ncarch resulted
IN fin.llnR tho woman III this city III IN IN. town
-hbusp. living under Tho lsslItl t,ut,,t.
Of Flnrpnco Mcneil i}atcctEvU tIartUtuu md
tho wofntn stnrt fur ChInaap to-.nurrOp.
EXPLANATORY.
[Constnbc Hartman hns evidently fH.cn J,rnw-
lug tho lung bow nfllotH tho Nuw furk report.
Mrs. Dr. W,lrhe. uild h,r .lisnputnhu perform.
hiccs hero wore duly chronitleti In 'TfiE trRB-
uSE Ut tho XXI Of list truuth, il
thon appenred TINT tho wf,n,In, win
hnl entereu Mp0n mn nthtntlonn,l tIfr, hnlI
tbtHned possession Ut a.tllAntIty uf tlintnte
bclonElng 10 n broker md raiiIel ut fi,aU
tlhnttyh It subsequently aprcnrni lltt thIs vnlu.
ntlnn wns Krtat'y exaggerated, nnd that tho
diamonds wtro worth not n1nre t,tun tIalr fnt
sunni, Nt,d t1ct' tho city If The woman il "co-
nGs,s;i With tho h!ghest ereles II hteaxoo
fattctl to hcnr nf 1t. Thu w1,ole story. NJ ro-
turte,l tr tho Associated rrcss Il highly cooretl
and ultra.scnsatfonu-Ep. THinuxK.j
, 1881-03-25

smart way OF dfspostng 1T poor diamonds for a
good price,. The game has been worked with
cnns'terahlo sllccess ~ this city for sotne timo
!nsst' r. and only yestersiay cttzen appcnred Al
fe'Iow's nrrest for awfndlnE hin out
or 9@0 Hs was rofcrrcd u tho Inv department,
cah be considered swlndcs. Another "r,okct''
y being 1.,ite successfully worked by an old
Time confidence fnan. lTo pretends to 10
IA hHru luck, and easl1y Induces aaloan-
Keepers to ntlv0nco nuns Of money ,fTpn
q Eold watch, which ,a IN rcnlity eold, but 0f n
very cheap quality. Tho watch "a really finely
ilnlsted. and the fellow mot infrequontiy gets i
!pan or s1s' or go upon witch which cost him
ZIG At the wholesale tgwgtee's,
, 1881-03-25
HFWARF f1F DIAMONDS.

Complaints nte cunning IN daily about u
awlndler who l.uw aIld thon nuycrtises for kalu
dininur,is which h0 Wishes tn dispose Ut because
nf so,,U ,nafaslunG tn htu.sulf ur BufAu uf hia
kin. Tho tlnnInhs 4ru Kelltrully found to bu III
pawn, un.l It Ia tho pAwn-tteke rnther thnn Tho
tliatnnl.ds thatnselsss which tho advertiser
Wlshcs tn sell. The purchaser naturally
it!fors thAt. II II pAwHbr.'k0r l,utla III llpo, Il
.iI4noIld ring, tho rnE II worth double n,lu ,,ur-
lis treble th1 sum. aill hu s, after huirinH tho
tlu!tr willing III Rire tsp i,r t:ai for tho pawn.
ticket. liz Roner,.lly ti,!ls un,-sou late, Ut
huI ,tlrcaIy advanced iii lint lie url.
fclo wHs worth. and IN MI prob.
Ahtlity WIS In cu.iuxj0ll With tho
swlutilur. Defective diamonds uro utilized TOR
this purpoee, ntld satuet!ava glnys OF Alaska 10
substituted for tho genuine. IL Ia sMply II
, 1881-03-25
JERSEY CENTRAL,


Special Dapatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
NEW YORK. Mnrch 2i.-"I can tell you eome-
thing Of Interest Nbout Jcrsey Contrnl" salti oue
OF tho kings ot tho strect tu-dny. ait has been
r.tmored nnl tntkod nbout, but i Gun say
it strongly now. Representatives OF tho
Jersey Central, pennsylvnula, and VIII
bush Roatts hnro llatl cnpfarcuoe
and arranged for the extension Of tic Jcrsuy
Central npDn a bnsls that Is mutually Suits
facsory. Tho papors hnyo boon drawn mud aro
abuut to bo signed. THO result Is a t,orn,anont
a9rcetncnt far tho completion Of through
l!Ho frs'fn Now York tn ctnnpct with
the WAbash mud Southwestern syatu1i,
OF rni!waya. This sacslres low
clks,t foct to tho mile and shortor thslil ny 0thor
r1ut0 from Now York to tho Southwest. With
this arranEetntnt assured tho frten!s Of tho Jer-
Stock will sell ut 1:u betorc tho 1ni,l,llu Of hny"
Ihg stock has boen lunt1ere4 by tho 'shuars"
hlls beg1l created.
, 1881-03-25
FIRE RECORD.
AT PLANO. I'LL.

AT PLANO, I'LL.
Special Dttpatth 10 The CAteapo Tribune.
PLANO, ILL.,, March e4.-Th!s morning about &
O'Clock aro hroke out In tho basement Ut tho
Excelsior Hotel, large frame blllldtna and ht-
fore It WIS discovered had gained such hcndwny
TINT It dcf'cd water patis and wet blankets, tho
only Inplcmcnta Of fire war tho town Ii provided
with. and soon tho historic Old building WIS en-
vcloped IL t1wcriny flamos which communicated
tho tncrciltas destroyer TO ndtutnlnR buildings
on every side. aud before tho flames GUILD TO
overcome tho Ineat-uarket building OF C,
~. Lawson son, tho furniture establish
meHt 81 Miner gmtth, and sn}Jd
irnI1lc block Of atorcs were swept awRy. The
business block WIS occupied on tho first floor
~ VI u. Lord, druK8!se; G. u. Norris gro
Ger; v. II. Lowe, bakery; r, W. Lord, grocer:
nud ~. II. f3cnnctt, restaurant. The second
foot was occupied BY private flmtlIcs. 4 largo
portion Of tho contents OF tho buildings ,y,s
snsod. The only Insurance: :poIiclcs hell On iii
hands Of C. N. Morris, tls0oD In the Hartford ii
Il. Lord. St.oM on stock of drugs; d.
n. l4awaon. San IN tho Homo Of New
YORK, on tho meat market building; Samuel
Norris, f5p In tho .f:tna Of New Ynrk, On The
furniture and building. Tho tro company oi
Aurora was tefeKrapheI ior, but did not reach
nero In time to do my service. Tho American
Union telegraph ul'lcc was burned out and III
feet OF NIL the wircA destroyed. Tho total nss IL
estimated at $N,0o0 to e., ,O00, 1eductlng ihsue.
nnc0.
, 1881-03-25
MEXICO,

NEPUltF OF ITH FNl1UEkRH,
=, 61tttat DIpateh to 7hs Chteaqo Tribune,
NEW f0AK. Aurph A.-Mr. Jatnes 8aymscr.
sao went TO Mexico last November II, tho ln,cr-
sa or the Mexican Telegraph Company, and
.s'ofne1 Inst week after travelng extensively
I1oeRh the Mexican Iiopublo, saYa: I'VE hayo
t1ouciadod atl tho necessary contracts with tho
.u.etested Governments, and. within ycas, will
9anect the Mexican Telegraph Company !iuvs
WIN thoso Of tho West Cuast Telegraph Cou,.
%ay at calla0, Fasu thsleby completing toIo-
, 1881-03-25

Having tried for Il few moments TO smell out
Its mcnnfng, rntscl my cyos to bis face, which
srotnesl To convoy tho expression OF littlp dry
hutnar ut my puzzled tttok. ie thou with much
IA'liteness tok tbs cRri from iny1!nycts, turned
1t over, and handing It luck 10 INC, freud:
, 1881-03-25
on h0DerG3On'6 NOfn1-
nation.
A Howl that Blaine and Mac
Veagh Are Running Gen.
Garfield"
Tho Ghost Of Polk Fetched
Forth to Stnrtto tho
President.
How the Mexicans Receive the
American Railway Mag.
mates.
An Interview with MIR. I'ulldozer Ben
Hill on tho Future OF the
South.
The Enormous Rush Of Emigrants to Our
shores-Arrest of Woman
1toms.
CONKLING.

Sptetds Uspateh 10 The Chicago Tribute.
NEW YDnK, March 24.-The Nnw York press
discusses tho renluva Of Collector Merritt with
good deHl OF nngcr, tho general impression be-
lug That which WIZ recorded in tuosr dispatches
Inst night. Tho Commercial Atrerttscr rcutls
President Garfield II strong lesson on
what It considers hs intorforoncc, md suys
Tint II It 10 true TINT tho appointment wins
male without consultation with tho New York
Senators, tho Vlcc- President, tho Postmaster
aeaoral' .%, ana tho IN emners Of conRross from
rnser wses er,o, ",'' ,,.n .nas s papEe no'as no
fekas,'eu fc!s, @ ~ IL ut.cct ,nSuN 70 eVofy
of tho faet that conkiinY was Invltetl to Ment or
to talk ovor tho situation, wl,lch lpd tho Ycnntor
10 ueovo lint ho would Se advised md consult. consult
yesterday must bo cuns,r'lcd
and rs an .pen ;'e'sace Of % tho sc',',or md his
IL the ,hs utsc w'F ;s
nomlnution Of Judge Robertson fnr cnsotor @ W tf
,ho po.. ~ Ma, W.,, ,',s ,,n.,s'a ~ ~'vu.ol W
s,ao ,sart1 4,sW ,', o,a e se'est1o, .no aut.
nuso<,,',,a h,,. a., oa;' 80 L"I 'ea'"n"t W..
!; S%as j i !; s?s x!ss oas!ea e n MAKE s
su,ll ,n ,"",a ,ban m' % petGr nppoIa'nehs W.
ma u Better ""'i t,ea up'F,s"@s for ta n,s" no
aS The a ne so1so weS @ 1nF s ss,s'i hs
,aM!en ftos1uoh. oAtheld lnso iollowlnG-far 1t
~ ~ nas program a'a I'LL ieeosn'zo hs la'd IN It
Null dlAsenstous, GnrI}c]l's ct,,1rsn In
>.,,,, 49,, 49,, .,,. :, =.
e,,, ,.!s.,'. ~ ,.!.., ."!.,AE ~. i,Al of ,mi,N'
cured his election. Polk gavo Wright tho cold
shoulder mil fna,lc Mnrcy iis sccrrtnry nf War.
tho man above all others Wright did
, 1881-03-25

.. At RIPLEY, O.
CINCINNATI, O.. March a4-Firc at Ripley, O.,
destroyed tlrce dwellings OH sccond street, nlso
large shop and twelve thrnshtnR. machines, and
q. Z. nadthers dwelling and storeroom partly
burned. Loss. Els,OQl: we'll tnsllrel.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
Grand Hop nj RehObOfh.

A CORRESPONDENT of the Baltimore
Sun says: The first grand hop of the
season was given at the Douglass
House here Friday evening, July 23d.
Committee Of arrangements: Chief
Justice e.J p Comcgys, Associate .Jud-
yes }. W. Houston and L. l.. Wales,
Del: General y. NJ NJ. Gregg, Pa
l.. Brickhead and w. Hall Harris, Bal,
timore; Geo, Maxwell, ESQ, &. C..
Coolbaugh, Wilmington, Del; George
GeItoney, n. y, Floor managers;
Geo. w. RuSsum, eX States attorney,
Md; W. r. Black, Del. Although
there was heavy rain, yet there were
great many present, and all were
very much pleased. The music was cx-
cellcnt. The venerable Judge Houston
although advanced in years. led the
grand march admirably. The bathing
here is excellent; in fact it is not sur
passed by any on the coast The follow.
ing prominent persons registered here
yesterday: +. A. Curtis and wife,
Newark, Del: y. A. Devices. Della.
ware Railroad, Del; f. Harrison and
wife, Baltimore, Nd: Mis-. l.. How
ard Fell and family, rhila. Mrs. G.
M. Bird and family, Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Howard and family, St. Louis; G
f. Shoemaker, sup. l. S. S. Washing
ton, ID. G.; b. $. Rich, sup. l.. S. s.,
Onancock, Va: +. Mcconnell, Va.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
Circumstantial Evidence.

A lawyer in Central New York give.
the following account of one OF hi
first cases: "My client sned neighbol
Tor the alleged killing of favorite dog
The proof consisted in the mysterious
disappearance of the animal and the pos.
session of a dogs skin by the defendant,
which, after considerable argument,
was brought into court in evidence. 1t
was marked in a singular manner and
was positively identified, with many
tears, by the plaintiffs wife and da augh-
ter as the undoubted integument of the
deceased Bose. In summing up to the
jury, | was in the midst of highly
colored picture Of the virtue of the de.
ceased, and of the love of the children
for tneir tour-footed friend, when was
interrupted by slight disturbance in
the crowd near the door of the little
school house which served as Court
house. Looking around saw my clients
youngest-son, tow-headed urchin of
twelve, coming forward with dog
whose skin was the exact counterpart
Of the one put in evidence. The dog
Wagged his tai. with good natured com
posure, and the boy cried, in his child
lsh treble, Paw, Bose has come home.
gathered up my law books aud re-
treated, and | have never had perfect
confidence in cilcumstantial evidence
since"
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
A New Telegraph

The Postal re egraph Company rrcrn
tly incorporated under New York laws
with capital of 81 900, 900, completed
its organization Oh Friday at the office
of James B. kernc. The promoters OF
the enterprise are retirent in regard to
the plans Of the company, but it is
understood that many leading capital
lists and telegraph men are mteres ted,
and that within ashort time the scheme
will be launched under favorable aus
pices. The company claims to ON
brace all the modern Improvements in
telegraphy and wire, and by the new
automatic system to be able to compete
successfully with theprcsent monopoly.
1t proposes, with it's improved me-
thods and facilities, to yertorln, in a more
satisfactory manner, all the work now
done by the present companies, for
which the pubic will pay less than it
now actually costs the existing compa-
MES to perform the service, and to he
able even at this reduced rate to earn
handsome dividends upon the capital
stock,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
EvlrtiOns In IreIan d.

Statistics Of evictions in Ireland fol
the quarter ending on the 3Olh of June
furnish some interesting figures III
Ulster 44O families, numbering 2,22s
persons We're evicted, and "A families OF
l2l pers ms, We're rcadmitted as tenants,
while PIG families, or 1878 were remit.
ted as "care takers" In Leinster the
number of families evicted was III, or
80 persons: the families readntted as
tenants were II in number, or 80 persons
and the care takers readmitted were G2
families, or DOG persons. ConDaught
2GS families comp ising 1870 persons,
were evcted; only families mum bering
II persons were readnitted as tenants,
and the families az care takers were llS,
representing 10 persons. In Munster
there were evicti ms 1856 families or 9l4
persons, with 1 families, ctmpri.ing
Il persons, readmitled as tenants, and
80 families, Or JO7 persons, readmitted
as care-takcrs. For the four Provinces
the totals are:
Evicted, 1,O65 families, or 5,252 per-
sons; readmitted as tenants, so famil-
les, or 256 persons; readmitted as care
takers, 542 flmilies, 1854 persons; leav-
ing 473 families, or ., ll2 persons, who
were not reinstated.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
A Prospecting ScOte h man.

The list of foreigners who have visit
ed this country during the present sea
son for the purpose of spying out the
land has lately been increased by the ar.
rival of an energetic and an intelligent
young Scotchman who was sent our by
his neighhors to inv'stigate and report
t. them upon the advantages here offer
ed for The establishment of a Scotch col
ony. He says that it has lately seemed
to him and his friends at home that
America and American productions
have been the sole topics of discussion.
American -four, fruits, vegetables, beef
and dairy products complete with heirs
III every market at pr ces which they
cannot meet, and they are almost ready
to exchange their old farms for the free
soil of the New World. To such immi,
grants AZ these this country will ex-
lend cordial and confident welcome
Their thrift will employ every advar-
tage offered by new country and make
success practically certain.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
New Facts About N aL DOGS.

EioIl tIlo lAOHUOn Times.
1t is known that M. Pasteur is direct.
ing his attention to the subject of ra bles.
The virus o. thas disorder of course ex.
lists in the saliva, but NJ. Pasteur has
now proved that it does not exist there
only. The brain substance also con
tains it, and used to innoculate healthy
animals, will reproduce the disease as
effectively as the saliva. Matter from
the medulla ohlongata and the frontal
portion of one Of the brain hemispheres
and the LIQUID of the brain have bt eu
thus employed with success. Again,
one of the great difficulties in researches 4
on rabies arises from the uncertainty of
development Of the evil after innocula-
ton or bite aud the long time of incu-
baton. Nj. Pasteur is now AT lie to COM
municate the disease surely and to
shorten considerably the time of incu-
baton. His method is to innoculate
directly the surface of the brain, hav-
ing recourse to irrepantion, and using
AS lnoculatlllg matter cerebral substance
OF mad dog az pure a. possible. In
that case the first symptoms of rabies
appear infalliby in week or two, and
death ensues in less than three weeks.
In these researches, of which we may
expect to hear more shortly. Nj. Pas
teur has the cooperation ofM. NJ. Cham
berland, Roux and Thuillier.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
~ REGISTERS OFP1CR,
NEW iAarT (,OytNp>- I,,lv a 1901


Upon the application Of Jacob scheller
Execator of Jane Burgie, late of Whining
ton Hundred, in said county deceased, it Is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administrator aforesaid give notice of the
granting of Letters Testamentary upon the
estate of deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be post
ed within forty days from the date of such
Letters, in six of the most public places of the
county of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same or abide by an act Of Assembly In
such case made and provided; ; and also ca ause
the same to be inserted within the same
period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, q
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to
be continued therein three weeks, (e-o-d)
~, Given under the hand and seal of
LIS. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
$. G. BlGiS. Register.
NoTICR.-Allperso having claims against
he estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Executor. Q. or be.
fore July o. A. d., 1882, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided.
JACOB SCHELLER, Executor,
Address s:-"ilmlngton, Del jyll