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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-29
THE COUR rs.
A Ring "Reminiscences -Ex-Boss
Tweed's Big Pipe Contrac-
tor Sues the City.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
Bankruptcy of Douglas l. White--The Choice
Of Trustees Approved.
A LIFE SENTENCE FOR ARSON

The case OF Henry Myer and F. ". Myer against
collector Arthur is at trial in the United states
Circuit Court before Judge Nathaniel Slipman.
The plaintiffs imported seventeen invoices OF white
Head and the Collector caused them to pay on the
merchandise duty OF $1,000, because, as he
claimed, the head was not manufacture OF metal
WITHIN the meaning Of the tariff act. The plain
ttns bring the action recover sI,100-the excess
Of duty exacted-ciaiming thar this white lead was
manufacture OF metal within the meaning Of the
law; and that. therefore, they are entitled to the
reduction. On the other hand, the government
hold that the lead was not manufacture Of me-
tanic lead specified in the act. because it was
simply produced by chemical action. The case viii
probably be decided to-day
m consequence OF the suit by Captain Leitoh
against the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company
being continued to-day in Part l. Of the Court Of
Common Pleas before Judge Loew, the usual short
cause calender will not be called. All the trials SET
down for to-day will accordingly be marked or for
She term.
In the Coart of General Sessions yesterday
George Drostel, indicted for arson In the first de.
gree, In setting fire to the house No. 90 East
twelfth street. the lower part or which was oc-
copied by him and his partner Edward Madlinger
a. tailoring establishment was found guilty and
sentenced TO Imprisonment In Sing sing for Lie.
Andrews, referee, in the suit OF John J. Herman
against the Manhattan Quotation Company. F. A.
Abbot witness, refused to answer questions as
20 how he obtained news for the Manhattan Com
pany upon which the referee ordered that he be
sent before Judge Larremore for contempt.
memento OF the "Ring' regime turned up yes
terday In the Supreme Court, General Term. Mr..
John B. Greene, who obtained from Mr.. William NJ.
Tweed, while Commissioner OF Public Works. the
contract for laying the "big ppesn for better sup.
plying OF Croton water to the city, claims to be
some $4,000 out OF pocket and is striving TO get
she money from the city. The particulars OF the
suit and present status OF the litigation win be
sound reported below.
There was another argument yesterday before
Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Chambers, as
20 the legality Of the proceedings OF the Park
Commissioners in reference to the Parade Ground.
II was simply repetition Of the previous argu-
ment az published in the HERALD with the elcita-
ton OF no new facts, and was purely Of technical
character.
The Tweed case is to be revived again. The bill
Of exceptions has been noticed for settlement on
Monday next before Judge Davis.
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MARINE CuuRT-eENEaAl TERM.

By Judges Alker, Joachimsen and McAdam.s
Berg vs.. Narragansett Steamship Company
Judgment affirmed.
Reid vs.. Pidcock.-Judgment an1rmed.
O'Connor vs.. Cohen.-Judgment affirmed.
BY Judges Alker, Spaulding and McAdan.
Eisner vs. Reis.-Judgment reversed.
VETS vs.. SulZer.-Judgment reversed.
Murphy va. Bucking. Judgment affirmed.
Hart VS.. COnner.-Order affirmed.
Dershfeld VS.. Loeb.-Order affirmed.
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BY Judge Lawrence.
Latourette vs. Clark.-Order OF reference Va
Gated with costs OF motion. See opinion.
Congregation Keneseth Israel Of Russian Israel
ties vs.. Congregation Keneseth Israel OF Macrirz
Israel ct al--ln the Matter, &C., Gerard; in the
Matter, &c, Waterbury: IN the Matter, &c, Liv-
Congregation Keneseth Israel of Russian Israel
ties VS.. Congregation Keneseth Israel OF Macritz
Israel; Van Ripper vs.. Tweed ct al.-Granted.
In the Matter. &C., Juiian.-Report Of referee
confirmed.
BY Chief Justice Davis.
Wilkins vs. Sherman.-Motion granted.
Collins Vs. SchultZ.-MOtton denied, with $40
costs OF opposing same.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cous1--lH ADMIRALTY.

Disaster 1T Gowanus Breakwater-The
Obligations Of Towboat Owners--Decfs-
ion by Judge Ben edict.
Judge Benedict yesterday morning rendered the
suboined decision in the case OF Ezra B. Ely vs..
The steamtug Mohawk, recently tried:-
The towboat Mohawk, while engaged In taking
tow OF eleven canal boats from Port Jefferson to
the East River. after turning tue buoy at Ropbins
Reef, encountered wind which raised NO heavy
sea e 10 make IL ppaa 70 attemnt 70 continue her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-29
KILLED BY A FALL,

Francis Flotzensky. a German, forty -nveears or
age, on Monday fell from wagon In Yves street,
near pier - North River and was 80 setrely In
jured that death subsequently ensued. ne body
was removed to the Morgue, and aftervats to the
late residence OF deceased, Ne. 568 East sixteenth
street, where Coroner Eickhon was ndned 70
hold an INQUEST ...at.,f
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SUPERIOR couRI-speCAL IERA
Decisions.

BY Chief Justice Mcneil
Kalligan VS.. Observation-Disclosures settled and
nled and judgment for debt ordered.
Knapp VS. Altmeyer; Fott VS.. The State Homoe-
patblc Asylum. granted.
Langdon vs. The Sea Chn Grove and Camp
Ground Observation-Disclosures denied.
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SUPREME couaT-clUculT-pART 2.

Decisions.
BY Judge Van Brunt
Moody vs.. Pell.-Case settled.
Cobb vs.. Seym0ur.-Motion granted.
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PROM WANT TO ORIMB.

Subscriptions for tho Family ofLouiss
Donenheimer. ftLL
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
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THE COURT tf APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Jan. - 1874.
The following is the Court Of Appeals day calen-
dar for January 2o-NOs. 92 70. Is, s. n, 81 o. 05.
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Why send to the northern cities for you
BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING

when the same character of work can be
done at home and at
Saint Louis Prices p
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Eagle Ford ON the Advance.

This astonishing city Of ten houses
and eleven saloons, situated six miles
west of Dallas, on the Pacific road, has
tipped herself at the start, upon her
ear. Several gentlemen went out there
sunday, and from appearances thought
the place was celebrating about fifteen
Washington birthdays, thirty-tive or
forty fourth of Julys and Two dozen
Christmases. At length one of the
gentlemen became possessed of an OPP
pressive idea and asked for the mayor
The mayor was drunk came back
in soprano tones. Then anotherone of
the party finding himself weakening
under n desire for more light, Won
dered out loud wherethe minister was,
and voice replied like q falling star,
'He's out thar, hung
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Reported for the Dallas Herald by Mat
thews, kingsbery 4 Co., st. Louis National
stock Yard, and Kansas Stock Yard, Kansas
City, Mo.
EAST ST Lotus, ILL, August lj.-The mar.
ket continues dull since our last report.
There is II large number of habitat aud com
mon cattle here which cannot be sold ut any
price within bounds, therefore we ask you to
keep them on the range. Fat through Texans
will find ready sale at quotations. This class
is more sought after ut this time than any
other but they must be fat.
Choice ma i've shippers, S. 20 to -; good to
prime, 81 ~ TO y; choice corn fed Texans,
81 % to 1 -; common to good, 5, y to \ rs:
good wintercd Texans, 50 30 to 3 10; choice
green Texan, 50 ~ to 3 80; medium to
good, 81 - to 10; common Texans, 81 y TO
%.
HOG S-Stock hogs are in demand at from
81 10 to ) 00 Workers are wanted nj from
81 10 to 80; butcher hogs 50 70 to %; choice
butcher hogs will bring 81 50 or over. One
lot sold Friday Mt 81 80
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Prather Il Murphy.

1t gives us pleasure to call attention
to the well displayed advertisement of
the above old and favorite house. II
will be seen that they are this week re-
ceiving the first installment of their
extensive fall stock of dry goods, boots,
shoes, hats, furnishing goods, ETC., and
will continue To have almost daily ar
rivals for the next month. The senior
of this firm is one of our oldest and
best known citizens, and has never
been excelled in his taste in selecting
ladies' dress goods. They will have n
full variety of goods In their line, and
propose to sell rs low as the lowest.
and we know that what Murphy tells
us of his goods we can depend on. Give
them call at their store, corner of
Main and Austin streets.
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One Alter Another.

Two females attempted suicide in
this city Oh Saturday and Sunday
night. The one on Commerce street
sought death on the former starry
night and this was her dose: strych-
nine pills, 3Oth of grain each; 3 bel
ladonna pills; I ofan ounce of lauda-
mum and 3 doses of morphine, ! grain
each. Through theadmirable conduct
of Mr.. Connor's stomach pump No. I
vel lives. The next one dwelleth In
the southwestern part of the city, and
she sought the waters of Letbe on the
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bills Of ladlng Of cotton or other goods
shipped TO this house, See card
CONSIDERABLE noise waS mixed up
with that runaway from The Paclnc
depot, last evening, In the way OF
cheering the pursuer OF his lleetlng an
lmal. II was one Of the rare instances
where tho man oulran the horse, ana
In this case the driver caught up with
after pursuing the horse for II few
hundred yards,
A coIoRED man not much larger
than his burden IN size, but much less
In weight, carried trunk weighing
one hundred aud tifly pounds from the
Central depot, yesterday morning, to
the Phoenix hotel and finding that
the proprietor Of that institution had
left with the key, carried II all the way
back nor did he stop once, either
coming or going,
a MAN on foot, with knife In his
hand aud man on horseback with a
kettle In his hand, ran up Lamarstreet,
on Sunday. The man with the knife
In his hand failed In wind, after few
squares OF pursuit, and informed an In
quirIng.minded young man who want
ed To know what the running was
about that the man on horseback had
stolen the kettle in his hand from his
(the knife mans yard.
LIST Of arrivals ut the Commercial
hotel:
Colonel A. NJ. Shannon, Galveston
w. i. Lane, Marshall; Is. w. Duke
Louisville; b. Il. Simms, New Or
leans; l.. +. Harris, Shreveport; $. NJ
Davis, Louisville; G. l.. Jones, Rock
wall; w. IL. Pyle, A. q. Mcdonald
Kaufman; NJ, ID. Mccall, d. G. Ben
nett, Fort Worth; {. w. Beckett, Ea
gle Ford.
FIVE darkies made II known, In
confidential way, to n friend, that the,
intended 10 break from the stree
gang, yesterday. The friend, in aeon
lldenlial way and with violent prompt
ness reported the same to the prope
, authority, aud the proper authorit
took them out Of the street gang, Ell
riched their arms with iron bracelet
and put them where they can take a
aerial perspective of the back end q
tho market house.
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WANTED.

One hundred mule and OK
teams to haul government sup-
plies from Dallas 10 Forts Rich
artlsOn and Griffin. Steady
work. Good rates. For inf0r-
nation apply ut the freight de-
pot Of the Texas and Pacific
railway.
w. &. GRAHAM. Contractor.
lbTdlot
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A,NlnlMeA.

In passing the establishment Of
Messrs. keeme ~ Nichols, yesterday,
we noticed their building largely filed
with barrels of potatoes. On eXamin'
ing the same We found them the very
best and choicest potatoes we have
seen on the market this season. They
have tarce hundred barrels which they
offer to the trade at 81 50 per bushel.
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Company Of Minute Men.

We are informed that company OF
minute men, numbering from forty to
sixty, is to be organized in this city.
They will elect their own officers and
uniform .and equip themselves. This
company will be subject to the call OF
the sheriff AT any time, and also to
frontier duty, under gubernatoriai re-
QUESTION. The company will drill
once Il week.
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Valuable Property in Kentucky
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

One new brick dwelling, 8 rooms,2 clsterns
garden, wood and coal house, large yard full
OF choice fruit trees and vines. Also, one
IIame dwelling, of i've rooms, brick kitchen,
good brick store room and warehouse new
lesi toDacco warehouse, corn warehouse,
s,aoies and lot, Fairbank scales and stock
yards, All OF which will exchange for good
Texas lands OF city property.
The above property Is beautifully situated
on me ohio river In Warsaw, the county seat
OF Gallatin county, Kentucky. For particu-
lars, address " II. Kccne, Dallas, Texas, or
ca,i ~ keene Nichols, corner Elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texas. Title guaran.
teed or no sale.
talw VIII. KEENE.
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Flour Extra Family s. rs; Choice
XXX "a JOaj %; INK 81 2jgj OOi Xxx ~ 100
~.
Bran, \ 100 lbs, 7jc.
oats h bushrl jJ@1jc.
Wheat per bushrl, 81 10. .,,.
Corn, per bushrl, nrN,S @@l 90; Old 81 To-
Corn meal pyr 10 u.s. " Oj@l To-
Potalues--'rabi1 a 5000 %.
beans: White navy I. 100 lbs So jO@7 20.
Fruits, NaIs and C0nicctioner!es.
Dried apples t'lb lic;hemons,N hox ssiOrangeS
A box - 90 Figs, new y u Zoe; lInlSins, M
lnyprs, "a huX, new 81 OO Dried Currants
Zantr, d II, new l5c; Turkish prunes new
d n lSc; AlmOntS, son she'll " ID 2jc; Fllberl'
new d n 2Oc; WulnulS v u DE, Brazil nuts
" N 2Oc; Peanuts, h n PFC Cpnberries, D
barrel Sls; COcoanuts, u 100 slO 0O@l2 jO Fine
fancy candy, q n 2jajOc; PecanS, b Dushe
81 80
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lta)i II
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This brilliant elocutionist called upon
us yesterday, and we were much pleas
ed to learn that he has made arrange
ments to give dramatic readings and
also selections from the standard poets
in our city some evening this week;
time and place will be seasonably Civ
en-. All of the leadings papers in the
state speak of the professor rs u gem
temen of the highest attachments and
one of the most entertaining readers
in the United States.
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NOTICE.

Job work ~ Invariably payn-
bic OH delivery, and all tran
silent advertisements nj the
time they are handed in. Legal
advertisements must also DO
pnid In advance. These rules
will be strictly observed.
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latter starry night, aud her dose was
y grains Of morphine, Again the slop''
ach pump behaved Itself credltably
aud No. 9 stu survives, Hereafter
when Dallas females attempt 10 dis
possess themselves Of their mortal
coil, they must get out OF the way OF
COnnor's stomach pump,
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EAGLE FORD! EAGLE FORD !!

l0ilw
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We have Just received ave barrels of the
purest native Cutawba wine, which Is fol
sale very low. The poorest people can anord
10 drink II, II " 80 cheap. II Is cheaper and
more wholesome for dinner than Clarci.
j. "a. BROWNIES CO.,
lBOdlt Red Barrel Sign, Elm street
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An elegant new AriOn piano
for sale az cost and carriage,
which IN Si75 less than mn'i-
ufiictures' price. This In u bar
gain moi found every day.
PIERCE a. LYLE.
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son WORN.

We have the facilities and the work
nen % do ss good work., and NJ ~
low rates. ~ can he done anywhere
snd No meap 10 do Il. Hring your
Fine Job work 10 TnR DAILY HER
AID OFFICE. Corner Of MAI" ana
Lamar streeis,
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Mothersl Are not your little ONES subject
TO that distressing complaint Wllooplhs
Cough, ana when suffering how can II he
curedY A thousand certificates prove mat
MarsdenH Pectoral Balm viii relieve anu
cure every case. For sale by all druggists
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NOTICE To DELINQUFNTs.

All shares la the Dallas Real
estate and building association
that ARE delinquent. will be-
sold In accordance with Nee. J.,
Art. IN, Of the Bylaws, on
Thursday. Tie sd day Of Sep
teinber, 1874, M ~ o'clock NJ.
By order Of the Board Of Ill
rectOrs. 4. Il. BARRY.
Secretary ana Treasurer. Dali
Ins Real Estate and building
Association.
M. A. VIBBLEls, AuctiOneer.
l0ldl5t
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In order to make room for
their new goods. which have
commenced arriving, Franklin
AZ Co.. booksellers, etc.. are Of
fcring rare inducements TO the
trade.
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TAKE WARNING!

To all Whom Ii May Concern.
All persons are hereby warned
not to buy or trade for u prone
issOry note for two thousand
eight hundred and sevcnty.five
dollars (So.S75), signed by IL.
v. TOnipkins, president Of the
Dallas Compress company. and
payable OH the LIST day Of Jam
nary, 1875. 10 Il. II. Bryan, sr.,
or order, as there are offsets to
said note to the amount Of four
hundred dollars. by order Of
the board Of directors.
IL. v. TOMKINS, Prest.
I. II. BARRY. Sec'y pro tenn.
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Notice.

The second regular meeting Of the Britanic
society win he held in the hail Of knights OF
Pythias ON Monday evening. August nth, Mt
SPIN. DIR. MuNDEE, President.
III. RYAN, Secretary.
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Wall paper ami croqnct Sc's
now ~ hand, ana for sale ~
low prices at Reed a. Laiiirop's,
Elm, street, opposite D'lrh' dis
trict.
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NOlicc.

From aud after July 20, 1874, Mr. II. j.
Neville will have charge OF the city clrculn'
tion OF the Dallas HERALD. subscriptions
due to Saturday, the 18th OF July, Inclusive
are payable TO Mr.. W. W. DMye, from when
date Mr.. Neville II nlone authorized to col
lect and receipt for the same.
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Gone East.

Mr. ). Lathrop, Of the sterling book
and stationery firm Of Reed N l.atlrop,
left last evening for New York for the
purchase of II large stock Of books, sta
tioncry, etc. Mr.. l.. will also visit his
home in Massachusetts during his NIB
spucp.
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Mean temperature Of the city of Dallas,
yesterday. keptby John y. Roberts, druggist,
corner of Main and Houston streets, using
Fahronheit's ilrst.clnss thermometer:
a ociocis NJ , sl'
~ o'clock M.,n",.n"."u.".,",.,.""" minimum, W.
o'clock y. M.,.,r",,..,,",,,..,,,.".."
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FRANKLIN a. GO.

sell every day, the latest news
and have on their tables the
freshest literature Of the times.
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NEW GOODS,

Consisting Of fine Initial pa
per. Of the very latest styles
stationery, school, prayer, mn
sic, hymn and sunday school
books. etc, at
FRANLIN a. CO.'S,
Book store, Main street.
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COMPOSITION ROOFING.
Remember that w. d. DibOIl
furnishes composition roofing
at 40 50 per square. War
ranted good roof. Good refer
ences, tfrequired.
l5;itf
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D.,I,. uooI. a ladder 40. No. l..

Members OF Dallas Hook and Ladder COM
pnny No are requested 10 meet ut their
hnll on Monday, August nth, Mt $3.50 p. NJ,
regular monthly meeting.
W. &, COMMON, Foreman,
I. W. LlNsKlk, S0GletnrN.
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One ear load extra large
northern potatoes just rcceiy cd
and for sale by
OBENCIIAIN IL CHIILDIsESS.
lG0d2t
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REMOVAL,

would respectfully say to my old custom
ers aud the trailing public generally. that |
will on Monday, the nth of August, remove
70 my new location, In the Darlington
building, corner of amar and Elm streets,
where | will be pleased to see them.
leodlw ]. T. JEFFRIES.
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Notary public md agent for
the collection of claims ut Aus
tin. once at CASTOR a. Thomas'
bank. north side Of the pubrIc
square.
Wbtf
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NOTICE.

Ne accounts against employees In the
nernId ONCE viii he allowed In settle
ments with the Office unless nm order
from the Proprietor IL given.
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Terminal station Texas and Pacific rail-
road company, eight miles west Of Dallas.
Win command lumber trade of western
Texas. Principal stock shipping point in
this country Parties desiring lots or infor-
nation should apply to
I'll. +. FISHER, Agent,
lhllm Eagle Ford.
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Mattressesi Mattresses !

We are selling better aud cheaper Mat
tresses than any house In the state
o'BRIEN 4 CUR Ran
Manufacturers, Austin street. near Pacino
railroad. loodlh
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Lightning ID instantaneous, such IN Tue
effect produced by using Blneaud'S Light'
ming Hair Dye.
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Muslc LessOns.

Mrs. Sophia A. Ault will give instruction
on the piano ut the residence Of Captain
John IL. Bryan, on Lamar street, aud soliclt'
a shnre of putropage, ligdln
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The latest styles Of Note Pa.
pers. with or without mono
gram. In legal or bon ton folds,
with .barOnial envelopes to
match In size and tint. All at
PIERCE L. LYLE'S.
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Gives the Empire restaurant an increase OF
boarderS Well 1t mhy. Just think! Meals
at all hours twenty-five cents. l1sd2t
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Drawn IN presence Of John W. Lane, No
tary Public, ,,,,,,.so>,
Managers,
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DAILY DRAWING

OF the Dallas Agricultural ana Mechanical
an AssoolatiOn, The following figures were
drawn yesterday evening, atnix o'clock, IN
clnsH ~
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FOR SALE.

The store house ut the intersection of Elm
and Live Oak streets, splendid stand for Y
family grocery. Apply to
MIERS & CALDWELL,
loOdlw Head of Poydras.
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JOHN w. LANE.

Printed In pamphlet form, with neatness
and dispatch. at the HERALD OFFICE.
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ssrJiss.

Alcohol q gal 81 50; Gum Camphor b n 60c;
Chloroform 81 81; Gum Opium Flb Sll COAL 30;
Indigo, hest, II H. q 1908 90; MagneSia 4 ID 500
GOc Madder b II lSa2Oc; Oil, sweet, " gal 81 10;
sperm a gal So 90; Bergamot, pure, :. b ~ 100
7 0O; Oil of Lemon 50 1901 %; soda sal English
Rih Sc; sulphur nourB N Sc; R0sln y h 70;
Alum q h 7aSC; Calomel u ID g 25a2 %; Coch-
meal 81 90; Copperas 69Sc; Liquorlc extract
5Oc; Morphine II 35@7 80; Oil, Castor " gal 81 %
az 50; olive q gal 81 95g2 50; Tanners 81 90;
CnSsia q ID q iO Qnininr d Oh 81 50; Soap
pure q Ii soc; Commercial d 10 ljc; Venetian
red q 10 Sc; White lead pure per keg Si3 GOA
IL 90; Strictly pure per keg sl3 DglI 90; Lin
seed oil raw y gal Il 2O@l y; Boiled y gal Il Is
al 10,