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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-13
SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1873.
THE CITY OF DALLAS.


making inquiry apou' loAas''
Northern Iexasi IA 'as county
ana me c'Vy q y. 'pAp"s pmry p'oprfo
espoc'a''y INC 'a''er. NUNS ar
t'c's we propoSo'o give So.he'u'"s
OF inc PAST, ProssonS anu iu'ore
OF Dalias' j.,
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Da'ias county, on ING c".' "a, "
inc Irih''y hiver' anu - "''AoA'
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POPULATION
The population OF Dallas IS De-
tween seven and eight thousand,
which ismore than double what it
was twelve months ago, and the
prospects are that there will be
fifteen thousand In twelve months
moro. There are but Few negroes
here or ~ TINS portion q the state
There are a good many Swiss here,
and some Germans, French and
Jews, all of'whom are industrious
citizens.
There are about two hundred
business houses, q very fair proper
ton of which arc brick, taking into
consideration tho rapidity with
which they have been built. The
wholesale men here carry large
stocks, and arc doing a thriving
business. one nrmi mas sold seven
thousand dollars worth OF goods in
o single day. The. retail trade is
good and reliable.aaAH business
here is done on q cash basis GO
The court house is 66xlOo feet,
and is built Of very fine stone OBJ
tanned about seven miles distant.
This building is at present unfin.
ished, but the Legslatnrehas just
passed a bill authorizing tho coun-
ty court to issue $4,000 worth Of
bonds to complete 1t. The river is
spanned py an iron bridge that
cost S6OOoO' The street cars have
peen running for about Two months,
ana are doing a thriving business'
the company talk Of extending tho
track beyond the depot,or, building
q branch road, to run through the
northeastern portion OF the city.
Inc market mouse, now under con-
tract, q soxloo fieet' two stories
hlgh' no man BODY VIII DO bullt
OF oricK INC upper story Will DO
USED as q mayors once ana q pup
ITO nall ~ a
we nave TWO real estate ana
Ou'ld'ng assoolaIions' ono gas COM
pany'ana oda'f'liowsI anu Mason
&c Lodges seven oharches ana hve
SCHOOLS
Y lfhe ehurches represented here
arc as ioilows' Inc Mstnoalst pap
''.' episcopal on..s''an' oloOohooi
ana Cumberland Presbyterian and
C auN ! ..' (. Z. y !. .s...,.
one OF tne schooi houses rs atwo
story DricK' ooxto ieet' There is
also . library association and his
tr'onic society more. Inc library
hall 10 the second story otasthree
story Drlck honse1. t's nne'y plas-
tered ON the inside ANA well W fur
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-13
TEXAS LAND LOCATING
COMPANY,

and will locate CertidCaesI for. a Interest in the
LAM
Below wc give partial list of the lands III at we
are now, Oilering
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-13
DALLAS COUNTY FARMS.

TO acres, IL miles north Of Dallas 40 acres In
cultivation, fine dwelling house, price Sl2 ,O00
b95 acres, 10 miles north OF Dallas, 10 acres in cul
tvation fine WATER timber and prairie price $ls, 600
252 acres, 10 miles north of Dallas so acres In eu
,vation fine spring. praries and timber price "a 800
$40 acres, s miles north of Dallas, rs acres in cul
tivation, prairie and TIMBER black sandy soil, price
S2,5O0.
1856 acres, Is miles northeast Of Dallas 45 acres
In cultivation, prairie and timber, price 1880.
$40 acres 1919 miles north Of Dallas so acres In
cultivation, price SIS per acre
4s acres miles west of Dallas, IL acres In cutiva
ton, price 81 900
l42 acres miles northwest Of Dallas, 25.acres 10
cultivation, price .. 500,
"a acres miles north Of Dallas, part Of the VIM
Burnst survey all fenced but not broke, price $45oO
CITY PROPERTY.
DWELLING HOUSES.
Block No Q, Houston St and Pacific Avenue
house rooms.
Lot 8 and block No i2s, corner Of Pacific Avenue
and Jefferson street, 4 rooms.
Block nj "A north half of Houston and Wood Sta.
5 rooms
Block No 2s2,s@i Jacinto street and G. Railroad,
rooms,
Block No 243 1oOx2OO feel Howard St, log cabin,
Block No "a lot 4, Houston and Wood Sta, rooms.
nlock No 30 Lamar and Polk streets, q rooms.
Block No 2l7 60x1lo 4 Rsss an Griffin SITS rooms.
Blsck ga l0Ox200 n Grimm Patterson sts,4 rooms
Block Is Commerce street l0Ox2O0 feet 5 room.
Block 81 east hall Ross and Carter ats S rooms.
AULT, JENKINS & AULT.
March |, rs.
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knowledge PICKED UP BY THE WAY.
A Fov's E,cr FaR I,IrE,-A fOy.chaSe is

A FoE's RACE FOR LIFE.-A foX-cilaSe is 4
rare thing il this country. y novel one re-
Gently took pi:ice OH the new railroad which
runs from Cayuga TO ithaca, along the east
shore Of Cayu@a lake. i fine old fox lcaped
on tic track u short distance ahead OF loco
motive attached TO q construction train. y
few bounds took the fox TO Il long stretch OF
track, where it WIS impossible for him to
escape except by climbing steep wall OF
rock or tumDiin.c into the lake. The engineer
Immediately gave chase, and gradually
gained on TIE fox. An occasional scrcecb
from the whistle caused the ill-!ated animal
to gather himself up and pat Oh Few
spGrt. Sometimes he would stumble on
the rough roatl-b~d, but { fresh shrek from
the whistle would send him ahead again ut 4
terrific rate, and heightened the distance be-
tween his tail and his mercileSs pursucr. The
engineer opened the throttle wider, and
soon gained considerably on the fleet fuSl-
tive. Never did the cunning old fox Schuy-
Ter Try harder 10 shake OT his Credit-Mobi-
licr responsibilities titan did Rcynard to
outrun that terrible locomotive. Becoming
disgu$teli with the rough ground, he sprans
on one OF the rails. and few along at mar
yc!lolis rate OF speed, never missing sep,
until he had reached place where ne
iumped OF on safe spot on the lake side OF
the rails. The engineer then blew success
sion of shrill screams from the whistle, Which
frightened the painting fox out OF his WITS,
and. jumping on the track again. IN an lh-
slant he was crushed beneath the wheels OF
the locomotive.
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\ Flowing CATARACT FRoZEN-AT TX
TxAoRpISAgY STORY OF TIE EFFECTS OF COLD.
From the Franl1lord Herald. l-On Friday
evening OF last week, after the heavy rain
which continued during the greater part OF
the DIV, the dim-!ira;;st OF the stream which
supplies the Frogmoor Mills, owned by
GurScd Brothers, showed on the breast q
depth of eighteen inches Of wafer. Some
idea Of the velocity with which the torrent
was passing over the falls may be conceived
from the following statement, that from an
accurate calculation there were 10000 cubic
feet OF water passing over per minute. On
Saturday morning this volume Of water was
frozen on the siOre OF the falls III fantastic
shape, as though transtiSed and turned to
stone while lcaping In the air, and at the top
or breast it formed level parapet Of solid
ice over twelve inches high, and slop!ng in
ward very slightly, thus raising the water IN
tue dam that much higher, ana forming i
barrier of ice which remained until 10 O'Clock
on Saturday morning, wien il gradually
BEGAN to give way. During the entire night
(Friday) the wind was blowing from the
northwest very steadily, though the ther-
mometer did not show any sudden decrease
Of temperature: in fact, there have been
many colder nights during the winter. The
only scientific explanation is that the wind
must have blown the water back, or held it
in check until it was frozen; and yet the
wind was not blowing against the falls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

The local editor Of the Mobile Register is
over seventy wears old. II anybody proposes
10 donbt this, let him look at the local CO.
lilnlns o! the Register.
Lord Lytton puts The number OF reaiiy
Great men in the world 1T 2O.--;s liberal estl'
mate for an old I.mslislfnan. Professor
,Icycit says that it WIS Lytton'$ intention
had ne lived, 20 devote tie coming summer
TO Tie study Of Plato.
We are always pleased when We tnd OF ont,
selves in agreement with the Dispatch. inc
:. new cuft" has "ai'roye," and the DIS
match wifi in future be able to read our pages
without wearing Its eyes out.-Soufhs'ae
Ti,giAiGh.
The cranial capacity Of Swedes is 100 cubic
inches; Of Anglo-Saxops, SO inches OF iii.
tive Americans, 81, and so Cd. the average
being Is inches. A goiil!u has craniai CT
pac;ty OF 34.5; and III one idiot. who was
vet Il llun, the cranial capacity was but a..o'
inches.
A pleasing little Instance OF luxurious
paup .riSln is furnished by u family In Nor
walk. CT. 1t consists Of Eve persons, WIG
together spend $500 per week for opium;
and apply TO the town authorities for coal aho
bread aud butter.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

A STRANGE CAREER.-An Incredible story
j. TO be nrcved truth in 4 few days before
one OF the French courts. Alfred Er'pc DC
gan his criminal career by committing lof-
gerry while lie was clerk in the Prefecture OF
the Seine. He fled. but was sentenced TO
the hu!ks for ten years with hard labor. he
stole the certificates of birth and baptism OF
an old school-felow named Lemaitre. and
enlisted in IL Hussar regiment. lie deserted.
and the real Lemaitre was arrested. f0r tnls
crime Eripe was sentenced to the hul6s Tor
another ten years. He again managed TO
eludc justice, and became professor IN
school In the neighborhood of Paris. In lSOO
he went to Laon and married with the
papers and under the name of Lemaltre.
His wife died, and in 1868 he married agnin.
Meantime the real Lemaitre got place on
the Eastern railway, and met in Fisnles the
.llsurper of his name, who was employed In
"a sugar.ware factory. Lemaitre denounced
him, and he was arrested.
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It is reported that The frauds on The Banl;
cf En@!al amount to 2,hG0,Q0C, and that
Of this alHo;lnt S:i50,030 WAS drawn upon
Jay Cooke, IcCulocl& Go. ; $500, 200 upon
Ruth,cl,iG>, and 4 large amount, .hc exact
figures unknown, upon the l}arlnS$. Some
ri tlcsc houses arc said 10 be making SIlcnl!-
Gus ci.urt> 10 suppress the details OF tie
transaction.
Il is stated on what appears to be good
authority that on" OF tic members OF Tue
house Of NothSchilu went TO NeWg;!ie to-day
ana had All interview with Noycs, an alleged
acrpmp!iec of the swiiG!cr>, and startling
revelations concerning their operations were
made. the nature Of which is left secret for
lie present.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch. ]
Drr,, crvr,a afaro3, n G-Q


PErERsBrRG, Marei, a. 1878.
The day has been very cold, and also very
dull. Even business Is TO great extent him
dered by the severity of the weather and the
cutting winds. which prevent much pedes-
trianism. Tic fear Of smallpox, unfounded
and unreasonable as it. is, also operates to
keep the country people away from the city,
and hence, temporarily, there liz n lull in busi-
ness. 1t is stated, however, that there are
now very few cases Of genuine smallpox in
the hospital, aud there have been no recent
new cases. The country people ought to bc
assured of one fact, that there has been no
disposition, either on the part OF the aHthori-
lies or the newspapers Of the city. to conceal
the foil extent of the malady; and the state.
ment that it has now almost disappeared is
entitled to equal credcnce.
One hundred and fifty bales of cotton were
burned last night short distance below
City Point, on the James river, on the lighter
William Shelton. Fifty of these bales of
cotton belonged to Mr. AIcPhail Bottc, of
City Point. The fire is supposed to hayo
caught from sparks blown from the smoke
stack of the steamer X. Z. Lee. The cotton
was contracted to be delivered for S3.115 per
bale.
Mr.. John Hackctt, who resides three and
4 half miles from the city, in Chesterfield
county, has been missing from his home
since yesterday morning, and fears are en-
tcrtaincd that he has been foulIy dealt with.
The horse and wagon Of Mr.. Hackett have
arrived at his house, but there is no report
Of his whereabouts or condition since lie
went away yesterday morning.
The city has brought suit against Mr..
Reuben Ragland for $1,000 for taxes claimed
10 be due the city by the Petersburg Rail-
road Company. of which Mr.. Ragland is
president. Only yesterday Mr.. Ragland
withdrew a suit which he had brought
against the city to recover taxes alleged to
have been improperly paid the city.
Commissioner Pleasan:S will be in the city
on Saturday for Tie purpose Of taking cyi-
dcncc III the case Of loyal claimants.
ROBIS ApAIR.
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THE Bra SANDY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DISCUSSION BEFORE A KENTUCKY LEGlsLA-
TIVE Coaa,TTEE.--T Frankfort Correspond
eilcc Louisville Carrier oas7,u11-A very
| Interesting discussion before the Senate Rail-
road Committee came Off last night on the
proposed amendment to the charter of the
Big Sandy railroad, requiring the subscrip.
ton OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio COMPANY
10 nc paid down before any mortgage IL
objected on tho road. Colonel Grig,by ioi
Clark) appeared as the leading advocate OF
ihls Shoit-SIghtcd and narrow policy, and
said well and torcibly I'LL that could be said
IN It's behalf. General EcholS made al
earnest and impressive speech. in
which he deprecated such an attempt
10 defeat an enterprise so promis.
ing to Kentucky and his own State OF
Virginia, assured the committee nat he had
neither the power nor the intention as prcsi-
dent Of the Short Line road to ;! N any mort
gage bonds OF the Big sandy. produced Il
telegram from Mr.. Huntington declaring
that the road from Mt. Sterling to CatlcttS-
burg was TO be pushed forward enercctically,
ana that his construction Of tic recent enact
| mcnt was the same rs his own, and warned
the committee that the passage ofthc amend
mcnt would certainly have the effect Of de-
scating the enterprise. Ills speech, logical
as it was throughout, frequently rose to elo-
qucncc, and was listened to with the pro-
soundc>t attention by the audience that
crowded the Senate chamber. General Echols
was succeeded by General john G.. Breckin-
ridge. who demonstrated calmly and dspas-
scnmtaly :hc unjust and suicidal policy a,i-
vocatcd 10y Colonel GrigSby. Huntington
and his associates, he said, had to the letter
complied with their Obligations under the
charter. and there was no reason TO doubt
would continue 10 90 so. To require them
TO pay down the whole amount Of their
subscription before ciirCtng Il mortgage
would be unreasonable, i!Ibcral, and unprc-
ceGcntcd /; and liz was authorized to say
that if the people ct tie counties along
the route Were tired of the arrange
mCnt the Chesapeake and Ohio directory
were ready TO balance accounts and quit.
No great railroad like this. General BrcckiD-
ridge added, hid ever been constructed
where the issuance OF mortgage bonds
prior to tho paving in Of the whole stock
had been inhibited.
do 10; pretend 10 give even 4 synopsis
Of l"c very conclusive III. umcnts Of these
Two distinguished gentlemen. Ii GrigSbyS
measure ever had any chance it certainly has
rome now, th0i:.i, l. must be confessed he
t:i<play,l MITCH skill and ability in his man
Hcr oi urging il upon the committee. Other
gentlemen from counties which lave made
subscriptions cave th,ir opinions pro and
con. ana petitions were presented on Both
sides.
do not soc low tie committee can avoid
reporting adversely Oh the bin. The re-
quircmcmiS OF the charter have accn thus far
strictly complied ai'h, both ii respect 20 the
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Y'.'tnro ,~ wv" con,,;lnI,. tha Iamns rho linz.
hrtwncn a1IcrLouv and Enfcto,,rt connlics
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Aij alone itS course there ere aroc Lrpo>its
at iron ore. limestone. aud n,rians other
,ndcyc)one;I minerals. that await III. c2n;,i,
and errr@v necessary for thnir d,.yrloprrnt,
I'hc Eichru,ch morntaiu which rms
southwest from this ,,,,ra and flo h,.o NJ
which is v,shr,l for srvr,.I mics Lr III.
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nyi,icnct o. il Great abDn,,;.nrc. Tnc yaIj~v
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E ~ - nni all ,hn Emil. nrd voc.t,i1o,
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I,ntarcs IA he derived by fine cx;rision Of
tie cil,,I through this region are patent TO
the most obtuse intellect.
m, valley Of Jackson river above this
rr,cr Is nrrro,vrr and not al:orcther 50 frr-
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shot AMI wounded heiH'E'li iIllIk-WHite
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Observation-Disclosures DIAMOND PIS
SToLuS.--un Saturday evening MIR. john
Edlncnt!s, Of charlottesville, Va, lost Il dia
rnond cluster pin worth three hundred dol.
lar, il being ljlchcd from his bosom by
some of the iHgcrcd gentry while he
was getting out Of Il Strcet-tar on pcnnsyl'
yania avcuue.- WuSiiaJtOit SiGr.
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5(;t'llmoud Gljspattt1.
5, 1873

,-o,r,y CASE-AuDlTIoNAL CHARGES
."' rr,. EMBELLISHMENTS STATEMENT OF
s"N', ,.r, ,.TrK. GrSERAL.-Thc following
JiA 1870, r~..,n Washington was published in
@',.",' Walk World OF Saturday:
.' ~" sounding revelation Eas Just
\ ~ J., r-s..tst Nicc-rrcSidcnt Co!i;ax
I''H ''. -. ,i,an him tho long line of de-
u3 '''.'- cfahoOd chat he has gradually
t,j ,' ''t rom hi, South Bend speech to the
''' r,,,r. /; will he remembered that
.s''.. ,.', latest explanation he insisted that
fa" = \r>h.lt. Of New York, had given
S".- - aan n. odd times in the summer
-, a. voluntary contributions. out of
d. ,.a.,. though total stranger. and that
.,,rina; WAS ever returned was few
lathe inauguration ceremonies i'll the
1852. Now il las just come TO
.-.-. fine piliCai records Of the roSt-
..4}.wr,mcri. that Mr. Coliax was The
,aA la..A>i>t Of Nc>bitt, and that
an alignment in reply 10 one made
>.;nyngy.tiruclai Far tic extension ct
..,...,..f.,u\ytopc contract Thea i'll The
&.,f i,c yr,y >amc Mr.. Nc>hitt. 1t il
endorsed - Submitted hy HIM.
... history II tn transaction - simply
len rn>i!ul,!"g-G C'rr!ai Randall re-
q 81. the DEPARTMENT 10 allowed this
..,...t.uUc without advertiser" for
.r..-. V ara puS,Hia-tcI-ECnc C-cS-
ii !y thought This was Irregular,
.., ~ taa Acknowledgement for an
.>....u.. VS. soon forthcoming, ana adj
f.. lis. Nsa.ul.'> CoTr>c. TWAS 10 this
...~., ..,..<tt,,i a reply. and on this Mes
......,.,~..; vs> lowed 10 run until some
+... n.rA 1.'> were invited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

Last week the trains on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad were crowded both ways,
and hundreds of negro laborers 20 West
daily TO work on the fnishing-up 0fthe road
and to mako things sinoo b for the; immense
spring travel and '',lightniDg trains" Of the
Springs season. Stauaton Spectator. i
One family has occupied the throne in Ja-
ran for twenty-five centuries, 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

'.@!% !,I"HHoND County. - On last Friday
...'- ~'e d""lt!Ay-Ho':se occupied by DIR.
~. .5' >+a'',tcrs, 1t Warsaw, Richmond
Took ire and burned to the ground.
w.. ''",'oF sarrcrttad III >avnga!i OF his far
49, 't; I's' MS supply Of bacon. Tue
'.' ""> ""hcG hy Mrs. Slackcford. Our
.'''""I atd not know whether or not the
". ""' iiis;&cd, but va. Of the opinion it
t''' lhc lire originated from stove.
-nrfgtai4rg Lc,tqer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05
TAKE SIMaIONS'S LIVER
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The Powders fprIce as bcfore), 81 per package
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Ruv no Powders. or PREPARED SIAfMONS'S
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

Ohio is importing Norwegians for domes-
tic service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05
ROCKS, STATIONERY, dc.

ry'HE LARGEST BLANk-BOOh ASD
4 PAPER-BOX MANUfACtOkf sOudiht S az
phi ABEL HIA-The undersigned have this Gay
formed a co-partnersliip under the nru-name ana
st>le of SIM0NS 4 BIRMINGHAM JOY inc manu-
flctllre Of BLASk-B0OkS ana PAPER HOMES.
The business will be carried on III NO. SOUTH
Twelfth street. corner Main.
WILLIAM r. SINiONS,
W II. (PcterI KElSJSGHhA.
RICHMOND. VA. january L. 1873. 1a li-sm