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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-21

" He IN dcnd
Not ~ the public minister OF Justice,
Nor by hired knife but that self hand
Which writ h.s honor In the acts II did,
Hath, win the courage which the heart
did lend,
splltlcd the heart, "-lshulSspeurc
Several of the occupants of the brick
row on the north side Of Main street,
between Austin and Lamar, were
startled by the sharp report of u pistol,
yesterday afternoon about two o'clock,
and repairing to the room on the right
hand side, ut the extreme end of the
hall over Mr.. Kahn's clothing store,
occupied by Mr.. Louie B. Thomas,
brother of Captain Thomas, freight
and ticket agent in this city of the
Texas and Pacific road, found the
former young gentleman lying pros
trate on the floor, with his head toward
the door,
SHOT THROUGH TIE HEART
and breathing his last, At his feet
stood II chair upon which was a prayer
book, and by the chair laid the instru-
m6ni, siX-chambered Wesson re-
volver by which he consummated
self-slaughter,
THE CAUSE.
II Is the opinion of Captain Thomas
that the desperate end of his brother
was brought about by mental depres-
sion superinduced by melancholy re-
sulting from failure TO be able to engage
himself In some profitable employ
ment.
THE DECEASED
was highly cultivated; his character
was without blemish, and he was one
of the most popular young gentlemen
in this city. He was but twenty-four
years of age.
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TIE TExAs CENTRAL moan.

A Houston correspondent of the
Kansas city Times, writing Of IN III
terylew with vice President Baker, OF
the Houston aud Texas Central rail-
road, says
Mr.. Baker conveyed 20 your cores
pondent the very cheering information
lhut In all probability the glnge OF the
rond from COrslcnnn 10 Hcnrne, dis.
lance of ninety miles, would be changed
to the standard width within the next
three months, possibly within the next
sixty days. This would leave but sew
enty miles OF broad guage TO Hemp
stead, the point where the Austin
branch DIVORCES. To the surprise of
your correspondent, Mr.. Baker made
A STRONG POINT
in favor of Il rival road--the Great
Northern and Observation-Disclosures
speaking of the advantages of narrow
Ing the guage to Hoarne. The Great
Northern aud lnternationaps gunge Is
of the standard wldth-four feet eight
and with that gauge from Kansas
City 10 Hearne, via the Fort Scott ana
Gulf Missouri Kansas and Texas and
Texas Central, grain In bulk could be
switched over TO the Great Northern
and International track, and run direct
to this city. The force Of this point
cannot but be readily appreciated, ana
II anything
WAS NEEDED
to convince those most interested ut
both ends of the line of the fact that
Mr.. Baker means business, this volun-
tary advertisement of the advantages
Of rival line furnishes all the proofs
the most eXacting could demand. The
fact OF the matter Is, Mr.. Baker truly
realizes the Importance of the trade
revolution so auspiciously inaugerated,
and refusing to be guided by immedi-
ate self-interests rs against sound sense,
he Is willing, for the sake of the
WELFARE OF THE MOVEMENT,
to make use of every advantage offered,
whether possessed by his own or some
other road. Hence the decision TO
narrow the guage to Hearne, which
will enable the running of trains from
Kansas City through to Houston with
out change of trucks or any other delay
that may now be incident to the diff
erence in guage, In this way the i'm
petus of the movement will be added
to rather than retarded, and as soon rs
the guage from liearne to Houston is
changed the Texas central will at once
become
/ nNptpnr
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TIM raiian Cnmnrcn..

The plans aud specifications for the
cotton compress building Will be com
pleted by Wednesday next, when pro-
poaals for the construction will DO re-
celvod. The compress machinery II
being manufactured In Cincinnati aud
VIII be the most superb and elegant
mechanism Of III kind IN the United
States, Its capacity viii be Ave humid
red bales per day, aud when the build
Ing IL completed Jackson street can
boast of one OF the most attractive ca
Establishments IN the city.
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independent of other lines.
The Fair Sex.

Beaded waist belts are new and FASH
ionable.
In the matter of hair, modified and
small coronet braid is worn, and Mt the
back several small finger curls.
White kid shoes, tipped with black
and white heels are worn by the Flora
Mcllimseys at the seaside.
The most serviceable travelling dress
n lady can have Is black silk. 1t is
genteel, always looks well, and is dur
able.
Grenadines We're never so cheap as
now, and so, tOo are the organdies.
The grenadines come chiefly in stripes.
Cluny lace now comes in almost
every color, and forms very pretty
trimming tor street as we'll as ball
dresses.
The Algerines and the Mexicaiues,
the two new cloths, do not wear well,
and are not susceptible of being made
over.
No fashionable woman thinks of
wearing collar nowadays. Ruflles are
all the go, and liable TO be for some
to come.
We note that those tortoise shell aud
gold butterflies are worn again in the
hair, and appropriately at this time of
the year.
A new fashion is to cross the Span
ish net scarf in front like fichu mot
| fish hook and allow the ends to fall
behind like q sash.
Some of the prettiest hats are of
black straw, trimmed with black vel
vet, and ornamented by long, droop-
ing ostrich feather.
The shade hats to be worn by the la
dies ut the seaside are about the size of
the family umbrella, and have simply
band of ribbon.
Susceptible girls at West Point have
cadet buttons made into ear rings and
necklaces. They look very much like
Palais royal purchases.
Many an engagement at the seaside
has been broken off in consequence of
R0meos disgust ut the sight of Juliet
coming out of the surf!
Ladies who 90 to theseashore should
be well provided with sacques and
jackets, for the early mornings and
evenings are invariably cool.
The genuine Roman sash can be de-
tected by the length and quality Of the
fringe on the ends. 1t should be
quarter of yard and knotted.
The long apron fronts now in vogue
admit of very little trimming on the
underskirt. In most cases only two
RULES are seen on the bottom.
A Brooklyn girl has just rejected u
sutton because his arm wastn't long
enough to go around her. She SAYS if |
she is going to have lover at ali she
means to have a good fit.
Feather trimming Is still fashionable
toa certain extent, although only on
evening toilettes. Marabout feathers
form the most elegant, but are the most |
expensive in the market.
English round hats are, after all, the |
prettest and most stylish. The French |
hat is too cloud" and the American |
Is no better, whereas elegance and gem
tility mark the London headgear.
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HEADQUARTERS
DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS,
July -, 1874,

Major Simpson, A. q. NJ, Elm street.
Dallas;
I am directed by the general COM
manding 10 request that you dispose
oryour goods Mt the following prices,
viz;
Selegant shirts for % 90.
pair british hose for 81 90.
pair fine calf boots for 81 90.
Fashionable Cashmere suits from
se 10 siI 80.
lNou ARE further instructed 70 sell
your entire stock of ladies' shoes Mt
cost. and all of your goods mt prices
that defy competition. ny order of
GEN. SHERMAN,
Commanding Department..
SYDNEY NORRIS. A. A. q.
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Notice.

BY virtue of authority vested in me by ar
ticle one of the bylaws OF the Dallas City
railroad company, notice IL hereby given to
all Interested that there will be an election
held at the Office of said company, in the city
OF Dallas, on Monday, August 3, 1871, between
the hours OF two and four o'clock, Pm, for
the purpose of elec'ing Il board of directors
of said company to serve during the ensuing
year, 1871. J.T. DOWNS,
Sec'y ID. c. II. II. Co.
Dallas, Texas, July 20, 1871. l37dlOt
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Escaped.

Six prisoners confined In our county
jail escaped, on Saturday night about
IL o'clock, by suddenly calling on the
guard to aid them In driving out a mid
night visitor In the bewitching shape
ana amiable spirit of u centipede, and
which the guard stepping in their
cage to do, they overpowered him and
greasily slipped of. 1t was very dex-
terously done, but they'll have to
move nightly, for Sheriff Barley and
deputies are after them like forked
lightning.
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Meeting of Stockholders OF the Dallas
Masonic Building Company at Eiel ~
Theater Friday, July IL.
On motion, Captain w. l.. Murphy was
called.to the chair, and W. q. Common, secre-
tary.
On motion, that.on account of the short
notice OF this meeting that we adjourn until
next Thursday evening, July sd, at 5o'clock
y. NJ, for the purpose OF going into perma-
nent organization, and the election of n
boardlof directors. Motion carried.
w. l.. MURPHY, Chairman.
VIC. Common, Secretary.
l3idtd
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We mentioned the circumstance this
morning to our friend, Mr.. Grufi, of
Ruby, having resigned the chairman
ship of the radical executive commit
tee, and of Boulds Baker having accep-
ted the position. "Ah ~ said he, "Just
like Boulds Baker to take to thing
aftera negro won't have w--IHouston
Age.
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Corrected.

Mr.. w. c. Holland, who was made
In our report Of Sunday to appear as
having originated the motion that the
delegates be instructed to vote for
Throckmorton first, last and all the
time, informs us that the honor of this
proposal belongs TO MIR. T. 4. d. An
drews, and as 1t was not passed on
when first offered, 1t was subsequently,
called mp when II was carried, nv
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Franklin is selling inks nj
unprecedented low prices, as
also crOTIet ana chiv,slrie sets,
gold pens, blank books, sta
tiOnery, etc, ETC., Of which lie
has large quantities, by far the
largest stock i'm Dallas.
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Joseph q. Mcdonnell

win be found in the back part of his store,
on Elm street, during the repairs being made
on the front of the building, where he has
full stock of hardware of every kind, and to
which no invites the attention OF his old
friends and patrons. In the course of u week
or two he will be re.established In his hand
some new building. l37d3t&45wlt
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Job work ~ invariably payn-
bile on delivery, ana all tran
silent advertisements nj the
time they are handed I'm. Legal
advertisements must also be
paid In advance. These rules
Will be strictly observed.
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For SnIe--A Vine Rusiness.

The trade and fixtures OF Mrs. A. Louie &
Co.'s confectionery and Ice cream parlor.
This Is a No. business stand, and the busi-
ness is well established and making money.
For particulars call on
JOHN HENRY BROWN & VENABLE,
lH d3t Real Estate Agents,
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mineral Notice.

The friends and acqunintances of IL. X.
Thomas are requested to attend the funeral
of his brother, l.. b. Thomas, at ten O'Clock
this morning, from the room over Pierce
q l,ylnia ufnra
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!. N. nAnrIioLow. Local Edi,er.
JOn WORK..

We have the mciiiiies and 'ho work.
men 10 do ms good work. and NJ M
low rates, nm can be done anywhere
ana we mean 10 do u. Hiring your
Fine Job Work to THE DAILY HER
AID OfPICE. Corner Of Main and
uau,nr afreels.
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Music Bound In the Latest
- II " IL III
HERALD OFFICE.

THr Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical
an Association has two drawings each day,
NJ " N, ANA dr,M,
WHlTAKEiN WILKINSON,
l9ld8m Managers,
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.BOlIN w. LANE.

Notary public ana agent for
the collection Of claims AT Aus
tin. Once al CASTOR az Thomas
bank, north side Of the public
square.
Lg,Af
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An elegant new AriOn piano
for sale AT cost ana carriage,
which IN Sl7J Tess than man.
ufihctures' price. This IN ~ bar
gain not found every day.
PIERCE 81 LYLE.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In the
Herald Onicc Will be allowed IN settle
mcnfs with the Office UnIeas nm order
from the Proprietor Nv given.
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Lost

Yesterday, on the street, n letter addressed to
Maggie Franklin. The finer VIII confer a
favor by leaving the same at the
lSDd2t POST OFFICE.
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Wall paper md crOquei sets
now nj hand, and for sale nj
low prices al Reed ~ LathrOp's,
Elm street, opposite burnt dis
trict.
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Old Books, Magazines, Etc
Bound at the Lowest Prices
AT THE HERALD OFFICE,

When in the flush OF health, we scorn all.
vice; but when stricken by disease, must we
turn away merely on account of having
heard such words before? MOI Let all who
suffer nom diseases of the lungs and throat,
remember that Pectoral Balm will relieve
all and cure the majority of cases. For sale
by all druggists!
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Mnttresses! Mnttrcssesi

We are selling better and cheaper Mat
tresses than any house In the state.
0'BRiEN Il CURRAN
Manufacturers, Austin street, near Pacific
railroad. la,dtf
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The latest stock Of Window
Shades. Fixtures, COrnice
Moulding and Wall Paper al
ways to found nj
PIERCE GLYLE'S.
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A. ~. SteagalI, Notary Pub.
lie, Office opposite Adams "
LeOnard's bank.
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SAINT LOUIS PRICES

The latest styles Of Note Pa
pers, with or without mono
gram. In legal or bon ton folds,
with .barOiiaI envelopes 10
match i'm size and tint. All ut
PIERCE Il LYLE'S.
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PICTURE FRAMES

Made 10 order, and glass f'urn-
isIied at Franlxlin's book store,
Main street, next door to Com
nor a. Walkers.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OhNlH"uct Auuenufu& SpctfOu liooi
Cne Hundred and Ninety-Eight OF
me Printed Code of Ordinances FOR
me beffer Protection Of Public and
las.
SECTIoN ]. Be 1t ordained by the city coun.
Gil OF the city of Dallas, That section (l9S) one
hundred an ninety.eightof the printed code
OF ordinances, which reads rs follows, viz
IL shall be unlawful for any person within
the limits OF the city to break down, ijure
or carry away any gate, fence or any part
thereof, or the blinds or doors of any house,
or carry away any sign, board or plate indi-
cuting the name, residence, occupation or
business OF any person or firm, without the
consent OF the owner thereof, and any person
violating anv of the provisions OF this sec
uon shall be fined in any sum not less than
one MOI, more than fifty dollars, be SO
amended as to read as follows, viz: II shall
De uiniaWIul for any person within the limiis
ol tlie CITY TO break down, deface, fnjure OF
carry away gate, fence or any part thereof,
or me blinds ON doors ofany house, or TO de-
,,ace, tear down or carry away any sign,
board or plate indicating the name, resi-
dence, occupation or business of any person
or nrm, or the name of any street, or TO In
lure In any way, or In any manner inter,
iering with any public or private property OF
any kind without the consent of the owner
thereof, and any person violating any oil tne
provisions of this section shall he fined IN
any sum not less than one nor more than
fifty dollars.
Approved July l6, 1874.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: w. II. PEArHER, Secretary.
l35dl0d
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FLOUR SACKS.

Manila bags and wrapping pa
per for sale low to the trade
nj REED a. LATHROP'S,
122dtf Elm Street.
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Corner of Houston and Elm streets, for your
photographs, gems and other sun pictures.
lpdlm
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NOTICE.

All accounts due the Herald
Office up 10 July Lat, instant,
must be paid nj once.
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Porcelain lined taps dhe best In USE, and
Jelly glnsses, go 10 Am. FRIENDS,
Rosehllinls old stand, corner Of Main and
InInnr AlrlnIs. llNllm
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Drawn in presence OF John W. Lane, No
tary Public.
WHITAKER & WILKINSON,
Managers.
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DAILY DRAWING

OF the Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical
GIFT Association. The following figures were
drawn yesterday evening, at six O'clock, in
class 81:
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NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE. !,

MAYORS OFFICE,l
CirY OF DALLAS, July 10, 1874.
Sealed proposals will be received at NV
o en until Tuesday evening, the 2ist instant,
.or tne printing of the minutes and ordi,
~, uances q the city council for one year from
me ~ day Of July, 1874.
isid4t W. L. CABELL, Mayor.
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city and County scrip

lily and VOUnIy NcrIp,
In sums TO suit taxpayers, at Dallas County
bank. l3ldlm
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Lost,

On Friday afternoon, at the fair ground,
pocket pass book, which the finder will con-
fer n favor by returning to me Mt the Herald
office. W. W. BASYE,
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..NeuriI.''
Instantaneous cure for neuralgia.
IL. @. HOSKINS,
Wdly Agent for Dallas.
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BOO * b 1 N ID I N CT
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
CORRECT RAILROAD TIME

Can always be found att. NJ. Grams, No. 5O7
Main street. Also, Gold and silver Watches
that WILL KEEP 1T.
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lob W0RK-LetterH Heads, Cards, Circulars,
y Bill Heads, Posters, Lawyers Briefs, Pam
phlets and every kind OF Job Printing
promptly executed at the Herald offiee.
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Three good dwelling houses to rent. Also
small office, opposite Leonard Bros.
l06dt STEAGALL Il co.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains N,
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

From heso,,, Arrives
from the North mail and expressS. 6:2Ss m
FROM the South, (accommodationll0:5O n. m
from the North, observation-disclosures; %, n m
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Ma,, M, Leaves. Arrives
ara ana ~. Express...-...600 m. s:25 a. m
mlxeu Irain. .......... $3.50 a. m, ll:SH n m
ihrougn Freight........~S:9c pm. 100 D. m
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7IiaI % as5|s a5Iz iiIa,sI A ;.I5@oI55|o5
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n ISITING CARDS speciality ct THE.HHn.
Y AID Job Printing Once
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Contractor and Builder
T.. II. JAMESON
Manager Building
Dept, Sup't Machine
Shop.
Estimates made and
Contracts taken
for every description
Of Carpenter and
Jolnors work, stone,
Iron, or Wood
Fronts, Counters and
Shelving built TO
Order, and Mt the
shortest notice.
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FEVER AND ACUE.

4 FESkR I'D AeuE eurad for my eerfs rhers a
mot ttnstei srrt ~ tits ef4 thai wa esfs " ser
IEpheid, lrllnw. ard other feyegs laided b. RAD,
WAass pll.i.sl 20 fniFss A. RAnkAl's READY ne.
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s72 EACH WEEK.

A gEsIs wanted sserywhss>. Business ur,ss.
J. Worth 4 Co &. Louis, NO.
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.


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sd soysfion OF The 1,r0fo ; S<fr ~ aios
Iron. 10 90 COMB 81 ne 10 ka6o 49,
me character Of un ofxHle1sf. flo
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frffh the Mood 0s kkr sfn,p1rsk 800
Icod.. ItiHcreuscs fhS gzxunfifv VI
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curtss dftoffsdH iffs, ~ sfuDlv 3
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repairing damages AND stasfp. ~ ;
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fions, and teari,a9 nothing /or !.
dfsf0sc 10 Feed uDofy.
1his " de secret Of INC seor- .iiis
derfsa swcc<es Of fAts tcnsedgfss So
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