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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
Fire mt Greenpoiwt-A Dyewo0ds MN Sub.
merged BY the Fire Department. losses q
SIO.G00 by Wntcr uild .sfOO by Fire.

Al about six o'clock Yesterday morning fire dis
the fourth floor of the dyewoo IL mill
Of James l.. Hanway Co., situated at the intersection Of
West and Green streets, Greenpoin.
When the night waicmsn In the mill discovered the lire
he Immediately gave alarm, aud several
ployed In the neghborhool buried assistance The
hose continually kept Tue premises for the purpose
then used with great eIec. in subdung the Damcs the
fire thus prevented from making much Roadway. On
the arrival Of the steam TIRE engines an immense
volume OF water was thrown on the bmhing
story to insure Tho safety of the building,
and, that having been effected investigation made.
N then ascertsned tba the fire cOnned 10 very
small space, causing damage not exceeding @3 hut the
water poured In torrents down through the lower oOrs and
dyesuns variously estimated at from $4,000 10
100000 The entire property was fully covered rs INSURANCE
In various companies. fhe Fire Marshal investigating Tie
Of the hrc which suppose to be OF Dcendary
origin,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21

lOm layIOI'S traTsuv, zine ROOFS Revenge" was
last night presented to rather slim audience at
Booths Theatre. II we could look upon the stage
as an institution for the display Of the talent OF
man we might compliment the direction on the Sc
lection OF piece which furnished MIR. Booth with q
very wide field for the display OF his powers. Tho
character OF the malicious, revengetu jester gave
occasion for the bringing into play OF what.
ever versatility the actor possessed. ami 1t
would be unjust to say that Mr.. Booth did
not acquit himself creditaby In STIMULATING the folly
OF the privileged fool, as we'll as in the portrayal OF
the deep emotions and iiecce passions which Bertuc
Clio allows us TO SEQ as the revelations OF his
sell. Indeed II appears to us that the further Mr..
Booth removes himself from the tempt atoms OF
classicism the more effective he becomes In his I'm
PRESENTATIONS There Is something cold and tending
TO manncri5m IN his nature that II 1t nnds encour.
agement develops into measured elocutiOn and
graceful but unimpasslOned action which chill Dy
their p0Shed precision. In the representation last
night there was more OF the character OF the man,
and less. OF tho rneLoriclan than we meet In
most OF MIR. Booths performances. TIE house ap.
preclated ths, too, ana bestowed frequent ana
liberal applause upon the actor. Although the play
Is full OF interest and carries the attention OF the
audience well through to the denouement, IL has
the serious deect that, with the exception Of
bertuccio, the characters ere rather sketched than
drawn. even had 1t been otherwise the weakn ess
OF the cast would have rendered the subordinate
parts embarrassing. Mr. Bangs, as Dell 'Aqulla
DISPLAYED excellent intention and read his part W Ii
evident appreciation. but could not a0solve himsef
from sta2iness. Miss Young played Fiordesa with
much correct feeling, but the part IS somewhat be-
and study can SCARCELY fan TO develop her talent
Ol a high order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
A M U s e II z N rs.
Italian Opern-"NEignon..

The Academy OF Music was crowded 10 excess
last night on occasion OF the last performance Of
Ambrolse Thomas "Mlgnon," the role OF which was
created III this city by le Nilsson. IL seems as II
Immediately before the Swedish Nightingale closes
her season the enthusiasm OF the metropolitan pub
he Is on the increase and certainly last night che
ana Capoul were the recipients OF the highest
honofs ever pald 10 artists. janet made thorough
success before IN the character Of Lothario aud
the trio IN the last act OF the artists Just named was
nagnlfceut performance. On Friday night ''Ham-
leu VIII be given iOr the first time IN this country
with the TO lowing cast:-Mlle. Christina Nilsson as
Ophelia, Miss Annie Louise Cary as the Queen,
hamlet, Slgn0r Reichardt as uoratlo, Mons.
JOSEF janet as Clandlus (king OF Denmark Sgnor
Coleltl as the Ghost OF the deceased King, Sgnor
we understand that the opera, as 1t Will be pre-
sented, VIII end with the drowning OF Ophelia, ard
that hall OF the score has been carefully eliminated
Regarding the scenery and appointments nous
terfOils ,-,.s~.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

IsplASs IN LLAso AND llUaSgr
On Tuesday night Last, early In
tho evening, the Indians passed
down LlnDo county, through Bur.
net, and camo 10 within three and
u half miles Of Button, and whit
Is there called the "Colorndo Sa.
Inc They shot 1T William Miller,
the arrow striking HIM on tho side,
passing through bis clothes and at
most making but II slight wound,
These same Indians have been seen
as late as Thursday last, the 18th
inst, in the Crownovcr settlement
but what damage has been done in
the way Of numbering and stealing
we have not learned, These facts
have been furnished us by d. G.
Cownn, Esq, an carly scttler-in
fact one of the first of the Fisher &
Miller Colony-in Llano county,
who is II .ronticrsman of undonbt.
I'd grit, and n Democrat of the first
watcr,-StateSmdn, 10Th. .......
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
Lnfrai Ne,.alieua.

Judss Davis NJ Tho supreme liench has
been nominated by The Labor Reform Con.
'enilon for President aud has inilmaied
his acceptance thereof
The Central Pacific Road IL reported
open aud the japanese are expected soon
on this side the Rocky Mountains.
The Ice has broken up In the Missouri
and Navigation Is opening.
The New York Germans sustain The
course Of Senator Schurz.
The jolly times in Mexico are continued.
Fighting and stealing all over the country
Prospects for u general row in Europe
are brighlning. Should there be n change
of rulers in France, Germany is getting
ready io'take possession Of 1t again to Sc
cure the payment of the French debt.
A new Tammany in New York IL to be
organized with O'Connor Belmont, LAW.
Cisco, Barlow and Marble as big chiefs.
The Committee on Commerce have re-
ported a bill making Shreveport port Of
entry and delivery.
a bill has been introduced in Congress
making Amendments to the Charter of the
Texas, Pacific Railroad giving more tina
for the completion of the western en- d
and authorizing the issue of consolidated
Boads of Southern Pacific and Memphis
and FL Paso together with Texas Pacific.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
RAILROAD ...
no TfCE.

In pursuance ola vote Of the Directors
OF the Dallas & Wichita Railroad Comps-
ny, at meeting held on the 2s,h inst, at
peir Office IN The city Of Dallas, T Z. JOr
dan, J. " Crordns sad Thomas Walker,
were appointed commissioners IN behalf
Of ,aid Company, TO open books for sub
seripiiOn 10 stoek from the 9Th TO the Both
days Of March ntKi, for al persons who
y ish to take sioek IN said railroad. Each
share OF sid so-k Is tor one hunired dol
lars. upon witch zen per cent in currency
is 60 be- paid % each aud every share 20
said cosaai ssionsrs, Al the time Of. sub
seribing Tor said sock. The other install
meat. 70 Be PAID as called for by the Di-
rrcioFs Of said con,paay.
- T.. = tULLES. President
Is 10. 6 " X. r. Company.
Dsnss, FEB. IS, ls72.-G2G2r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
The Public school.

It is the desire of the Superinte ndent of
Public Instruction to establish school of
higa order in the city Of Dallas, The city,
through the Mayor and Board of Alder
men, h . been requested TO select aud do.
nate the ground upon which to erect the
buildings. For that purpose the city ah-
thorities have appointed VIM. c. Young to
receive and report any donations of land
from private persons. The people of Dal-
las county pay this year about forty thou
sand dollars school Tax. Ii we can get
twenty thousand dollars of that money put
into building, land owners in the city
can we'll afford 10 give the ground for the
benefit that they would receive in the en- :
HANGED value of their property in the
neighborhood of such building.
The work on the house will commence so
soon as the ground is secured.
We will have an increase Of five or six
thousand inhabitants within the next FIVE
months. The present facilities for school
purposes in the matter of houses are Insult
fcient. We must proceed at once in this
direction and be ready for the emergency
soon to be upon us. The schools already
now in operation are full, "und still they
come" *&s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
rrHE STATE OF TEXAS, +,

COUNTY OF DALLAS.
The State Of Terd,, 10 the Sheriff Of DaiiGs
County Greeting:
WHEREAS, John C. Mccoy, Of Jackson
County, Missouri, has filed in the Clerks
Office Of the District Court OF Dallas coun-
~, Texas, his petition, AFFIDAVIT and bond
as required by law, praying for writ Of
attachment against the lands situated in
the county Of Dallas and State Texas, de-
scribed in said petition as the properly Of
Virginia Grimes and Alexander T. Grimes,
her husband, new residents Of the State OF
Texas, and ALEC praying that on the final
hearing of said cause for Judgment
against tie said Virginia Grimes and
Alexander Grimes. her husbapd. for Sew
enieen Hundred Dollars, together with le
gal interest thereon, and fer COSTS and at
so for decree Of the Court that said
lands be cold, or so much thereof as may
be necessary TO satisfy said juie uent, and.
for all general and special relief.
You are, therefore, hereby commanded
10 summon, by publication in the Dallas
IlERALp, for four successive weeks, the.
said Virginia Grimes and Alexander 7.
Grimes, her husband, 10 be and appear at
the Courthouse, in the city OF Dallas, 10
the. county Of Dallas and STATE Of TEXAS,
on ire hrst Monday in June, 1872 theh
sad there Il answer the petition Of said
John G. Mccoy, so filed against them as
Aforesaid And have you then abd there
this writ, together with yOnr return there
on as the lnE directs. ~ =
Aiiuess my hand as CleIk Of said Dis
- irici Court Of Dallss county, to-
SEAL lgttber with the seal Of said Court
NO6Siherson impressed this the 9th
O. FsbVary, 1872
], ", LAS
[2s'4'l crt p ctr p. Co. Terss,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
s,nrvnt:ou In ,hc MA, OF p,en,,.

A living man Is continually excr,ing mechanical
force and giving OF heat and In proportion he is
continually undergoing loss Of wcght-that is to
say loss of substance. This lifelong product ion of
heat and of mechanical force is not suspended even
durng sleep. Not to gp farther, sleep dnrs not In
tcrtipt rrspiration--a clearly mechanical function.
As TO the gcncration OF heat 1t is unnecessary to In
sst. 1t is plain that this ceasclcss manicsting Of
vital force with its accompanying and strictly pro-
loriioned waste could not continue forever The
man would dwindet to nothing. but long before
the effects Of this gradual diminnton become APP
parent they are felt in the form of the two imImr
GUS observation-disclosures and thirst. To stiil these
cravings TO restore the lost weight and to put the
man IN position still To keep on losing weight las
the chnnical force IL is necessary that he shund he
supplied with three things--air. water and food
NUw simply receiving God into the stomach Is not
receiving food into tho system. Strictly speaking
food lying In the stomach is :ruyrahoni and not
riin the body an is rpod held In The hollow of the
closed hand. Unly When il has been thoroughly di
gnSed aud a-slmlard can 1t he said 1t is really re-
ccivcd into the system. But h seldom is the or.
ganism in post ion thoroughly TO assimilatc sui
tCient food ! What are the consequences? The
outcome exceeds the income and the bodily strength
Fails because the System can no longer Keep up tn.
mutually balancing waste and renovation Here II l.
that tOhic siimunnt (such Us DR.. Fisch's Btiers)
proves SO brnchril-t might almost be said, in.
.disprnsaJle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

TuE HoUsros STATE FAIR.-we have re-
eeived from s. s. Munger Esq, Presi dent
Of the Texas State Fair Company at IIous
Ton, 9 circular and pamphlet copy of the
Rules, Regulations, Premiums, &c. of the
SiGrand State Fair, TO commence at the
Fair Grounds, near Houston, on Saturday
May ll,llS72, and continue seven days.
The State Of Texas has nothing to do with
this Fair, ss it's name might indicate, but
the Co. has been at . great outlay in get
ting itup, has made many substant' al i'm
provements, and has exhibited much ener.
Ky, ifii has not always acted wisely in all
minor arrangements Of the several occa-
sions on which tie Fair has been held.
Last year, there was some complaint of n
want Of courtesy TO the representatives.
Though not q staie institution, IL has
bssa an honor to the State and o great sue.
cess over any thing elsa Of the kind in IL.
We hope II will be patronirsd extensively
aud that The next Pair msy exhibit eoniri-
buttons iron every portion OF TEXAS, and
make u truly worthy OF its name. We re-
greet 10 fhint the Management have made
another blunder in selecting the day Of
commencement. Why Saturday shsuld
have been Designated as the day. we can
not nndetstsnd, unless il was 10 afford the
beniehisi denirens Of distant portions Of
the Stale the bsnefi Of Christian minisirs-
lions during the Fair.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
Or DENANCE

RrGuLArISG TUE NASsrR AND TINE or HoLDINo AND
CONDUCTING ELECTIONS OF OFFICERS FOR THE CRY
OF DALLAS.
Size. l. he il ordained by the City Council Of hs C,y
Of Dallas, That all elections for any oicer neessss
ny be publicly elected under the provisions Of the
charter ofsaid city, shall be by ballot and the polls
shall be open for day, from O'Clock, A. N. until
o'clock p. N. and shall be held at the Mayors
ONCE In said city after ten days notice thereof post.
ed up three ptiblic parrs, within tho linits Of
said CITY, one of which notices shall be posted upon
the Courthouse door.
SIC. >. That there ,hall he appointed by the City
Council Of the said city, manager Of election,
and two judges Of election who shall have power to
appoint two clerks Of said election all OF whom, be-
fore tea ing upon tn ir duties, shall take oath
TO faithfully perform the respective duties pertain
ing TO the positions they ill respectively, during
said eiection, and to make return ofths same under
oath to the CRY Council, within two days after tho
said day Of clerton aud upon he ng Of the return
OF the officers aforesaid 1t shall he tho duty Of he
City Council TO examine the snmeand give TO the per
sons who may have received the highest mum er OF
votes for zach oce respectively, certificate OF cleo
on which shall authorize said person oaci in the "a.
pacity TO which he may have been 80 Nelectsd, for
and during the term for which he may have been
elected under the provs Of the charter Of said
City. D
SIC. 3. Whereas, an emergency exists for the I'm
mediate taking effect Of this ordinance, Therefore the
same shall he in force from and amer its passage.
Passed and approved Feb. 18th, ls72. p.
IL. s. ERyAY, Mayer. +
Attest: H. 8. nRulY, sec'y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
resss copper misi.s and Man.
ufueturtne Company.


The last wsaiherforI Times contains
history ofihls company a. given by liz SEC.
Rotary iosslher with llschsr,sr as amend.
ed, liz by-laws, the report Of Prof. DeRyoe,
letter from Joseph 7. wilson, Commits.
sionor Of United States Land Offce, and
the statement Of the Chemical Assaycr Of
the Baltimore and Cuba Smelling Mining
Company, as TO the worth Of The ore. by
this II appears ihat the Company war
chartered In May, 1864, and organized 10
October following. by the amended acts
OF 1906, OF October and November the
Company Is authorized TO erect and ope.
rate a mandatory fer copper, iron, sui.
phur, and salipeter, at such place as may
he selected within the counties Of Clay,
Wichita, Archer, wilburger and Baylor
and the time Of the charter is extended
from 20 TO 90 years. Itappears, further
that the Company have located about
$4,000 acres of land, near the center Of
Archcr county, and have obtained patents
for $500 acres of the same, and patents
will soon be obtained for the remainder,
II has also 1000 acres Of genuine land
certificates, which ii intends To locate soon
on timber and coal lands. No work has
yet been attempted, on account Of the I'M
settled condition Of that region, continual.
ly infested by the Indian raiders, and the
want Of convenient transportation to a
market. Bat the completion of the Cen.
trail Railroad to Dallas, which is ex-
pec,ed in May next, will place the mines
within distance of 40 miles from our
city, to which the ore can be probably
brought in wagons.
The bnilding of the Texas Pacific Road
| will give the Company still more conven-
lent iransporlion, and the Dallas and
Wichita road, If completed, win run right,
through the mining region both of copper
and coal. The report Of Prof DeRyee on
the kind and quality Of the copper ore
obnined and worked more so than the
famed copper mines of Lake Superior, and
SIMILAR to the kind found in the Ural
Mountains in Russi-, in Germany and the
North of England. The examination of
the specimen of ore, forwarded by MIR.
Swenson of New York to the Baltimore and
Cuba Smelling Company, showed it to con.
tain GO,3S per cent. of CO PIPER and worth
$40 per ton. The amount of ore on the
lands of the Texas Company is beyond NIL
calculation. When this mineral region
of our State is fully examined and devel-
oped, it must prove a sourse of vast wealth
TO the State, bringing thousands of people
and capital to it.
Prof. DeRyee says: "From the assays
made, and from ann logous observations in
Germany and Mexico, think there is a
strong probability that, at greater depth,
these ores will be probably worked for
silver" oil. e..
We give in conclusion the officers
of the Company: j. W. Throckmor,on
President; W. II. Shannon, Wee President;
W.. Carson, Treas .rer, and |. N. Roach,
Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02
what by sp-psin Nay End III.


Indigestion 10 not andgerous, say the faculty Per-
haps not in self, while II remains mere indiges.
lion but look NJ the consequences to which u may
lead, and often does when II becomes chronic dis
ease. A'srark of fire is a small thing. A pressure
OF the foot will put 1t out breath will extingnish
II. Yet II may fire powder mill, or kindle flame
That will consume city. In like manner ipdigcs.
fion may produce gastritis concer of tho stomach
congestion of the bowels apopexy, liver disease and
many other dangerous maadies. Is it not wise,
then to check 1t in the germ Nothing is more
clearly aud individually established than that Hos
letters Stomach Biters will eradicate dyspensia in
all its stages The true policy, however to extn
erish it In the first stages, with this wholesome,
powerful. md infallihe tonic and Alternative 1t Is
easier TO qrncl spark than II fame and II Is east
er to cure dyspepsia when II is first dcvelope than
when 1t has made headway by neglect, and become
complicated with other ailments. There is not the
| shadow ofa Doubt that tn, bitters are a. directly
an'ngonisic to dyspepsia wafer is to fire. There
are thousands of cases record proving This fact
The remedy Is safe and agreeable All the liquors
OF commerce prescribed Ms stimnants leave sting
behind. but the sting is taken nut of tho spiritous
basis of this great remedy ly vegetable notifications
and moreover, the stimi2ant thus medicated Is OF
exceptional purity. OF all toncs taken M safe.
guards or rcniedi, for fever and ague, billions re-.
"t.ns, aud other epi,lrmcs, II is the only one that
can uniform! lie. depended on.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

THE Loss HEm or LrxTtIrHeow h the name Of
Mrs Emma d. X. n. southworfh's novel. now
~ press. and 10 be Published in lev days by T. d.
Peterson a Brothers. Philadriphis. u ill COM
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Is Tried for Her Lifer -crnei The rsye. y ssfhs
Maiden widow HThe Family DOOM ssfhe
chsnred Brides" The Brides Fafe- Fair Pay $
asd siHo~ Ne won Her. which have fored TO he
eight of the mnst popular novels puld.l-i and
which are having unprecedented sales fr Mrs
southworih, ~ novelist stands AZ the head Of All
Female writer's Her conceptions are marked iy
originally. and there u . Inrify srd sweetness
about her iHnguage which gives peculiar charm 10
Der uririnEs- Her characters are puwrrinilv and
fonchineiy dawn. and learn o. love fh-1n -.
cause they So more natural than rfee..d. The
Let Heir a. LinlifeouT a. ~ b iz-u-i IN large
dunieciino reiinse. unifofm With MIR sfuthscrshs
cher eurfs. end VII ie Sid u the los price o.
g ei7t 10 cinih, 81 ~ in Iarer cover ~ togirs
vii le cent ~ mail. 70 ans pIsce r,si fsif ~ ID.
rstiishers rsrs.ri q The Irics " be rofS in
letter 10 then.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-02

We have received u printed copy OF
Memorialb by the Mayor and Boari of Al
dermen Of the city Of Calves on to the
United States, praying for an upprop'ia-
,ion to improve the hsrhor OF that city. THIS
10 an important and nationn matter in which
the whole commerce of the country is in
terested, and we know no, why this he
not been attended TO long ago. Millions OF
The public money have been expended on
The Northern coast and Lakes for the ben
eft Of our brethren there, and it is time
tiat small portion should be coming to
u.s..