davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
VALUE OF A FRANC.
DECISION IN A TEST CASE.

In the case of Auguste Richard and Others
against Chester A Arthur as Collector, action was
brought to recover of duties pai under pro-
test on imported goods. II submitted to Judge
shpman OF the United states Circuit Court upon IAe
following agreed statement Of facts:
On March 49, 1874 the plaintiff, entered at the Custom
house Invoice OF al-wOol dress goods, t Jicd nom
France in the steamship Perlere from Ilayrc Tue value
France, and amounted together with the CHARGES ava
commissions TO 56?9 80 francs by The act II MAY -,
in oil computations at the Cu,iom-nou.e tao
estimated az IS cents and mills" At hat ra. Of
nation OF the French frame in money OF acc5lt Of mo
non was slDiI OF less tnhn ~ cents per si"'it ~ ~
BY the Tariff Of March 2 1901 goods of tt dts'Ip
square YARD, are suiJect 10 an az Naole a." - 90 "a.
ceut, and additional duty OF cents per u re Ahrd
but from such amount 10 per cent j. 10 Doe I9ctrl W
the operation OF an act passed ihc o. Is-. JIG
being computed Is ccn.s and mills TIE da'lh ol
the duty that could be levied on the good fe'frcn 70
was 500 43 The defendant caminS 70 a.' u. 1 80,
instructions OF the secretary OF the IreISdN e.I 'ri
at 1880 cents which estimate cairieG h' ud-
liable value OF the plaintiffs goods above % cents
per square yard and Oy the provisions OF the eN'ng
per cent and additional duty OF cents per square
yard less 10 per TO be de iuceG under TIE vyi1
ton OF OF June 6, l52 Tie franc OeinS c'hpurJ
AZ 10 80 cents amount OF duty THAI cout ne leIed
on the goods s773 ~ which amount the defehdin.
exacted and the plaintiffs paid under prott -
that the frame should have been estimated At i cents
aud mills The plaintiffs seek 10 recover t' un,reueo
between the amount of duties which they OIL 'rl - pay
and the amount tney dld pay, namely, sl3' 2! IL .Ao
Court shall Ind. matter of Law, that, Ia
the duaOle value OF the goods, the defendant shuuI
have estimated the frame AT ls6 cents judgment shA'
be entered for the plaintiffs; Dut II tue Court sa NM,
matter OF law, tHat, IN determining the dAl"o., -
of the goods the defendant could ughtfuly estimate
tho value Of the frame AZ 1880 Genus, judgment shA'
be entered for the defendant.
Judge shipman gave yesterday decision In this case
In which he says:
Ny conclusion is that Section OF the act OF Marcn
1873 and May 22 lsi6 do not cover or embrace
the same subject and the former section was bo
intended as substitute the Of ls46 ana kludte
statutes but intended for other aud different pu
poses than those which specined IN the class 0 s
utes OF which the act OF 1916 is part In determining
the dutiabe value OF tho plaintiffs goods tue .ans
should have been estimated at 1876 cents. Let Juus
ment be entered for the plaintiffs.
This Is test case and II Is said that Judge shpman
decision Will DO the means OF taking several millions "
dollars out VI the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
DELIBERATIONS OF THE ALDERMEN.

A meeting of the Board Of Aldermen was
held in the Common Council Chamber yesterday In
the absence President Vance, Alderman Cooper was
chosen preside. communication was received from
the Law Telegraph Company asking the privilege OF
placing tee graphic instruments in various cour trooms
aud connecting them by OF wires with the va
rous law offices OF the city, resolution granting the
permission was passed resolution was passed giving
permission to Mary A. Dubois Of the Nursery and
Chds Hospital to release the land leased to the hospl-
tai by the city the northeast corner OF Ffteth-st
and IexlngtOn-ayc. Alderman Kehr introduced "a
resolution asking the Mayor To appoint German 10
the vacancy in the Excise Board, which was lost.
The Permit ordinance then passed over the MAY yors
veto, and Alderman kchrs resolution in regard To
appointment Of German to tue Excise Board was
reconsidered and land over "a message was received
from the Mayor Yetoing the resolution OF the Board
calling the Commissioner OF Pu0lc WORKS 10 eJect
the new County Courthouse Commissioners from ther
room in the Courthouse building. letter was also
received from the COmmi sIOners In regard To the
matter IN which they state that they sought for an
office FOR long tme but hal been unable TO get one t
hey obtained their present one, which they occupleu
on the advice OF Assistant Corporation Counsel Andrews
They further say that the passage OF the resolution
authOTng their expulsion would seriously Interfere
with the business OF the Commission.
Aftcr discussion the matter was put 10 a VOTE
and the resolution lost After the transaction OF
routine business, the Board adjourned to sept l.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
THE MoNTCLAIR RAILROAD WAR.

ABRAM 5. HEwITTS STATEMENT REGARDING THE
CONTROVERSY BETWEEN j. IL. PRATT AND THE
CREDITORS.
A TRIBUNE reporter called yesterday Oh
Abram Hewitt to get his statement OF the controversy
between julius H. Pratt aud the creditors OF the Mont
clair Railroad Mr. Hewitt said that personally he had
nothing 10 do with tho matter. He is trustee for the
first and second mortgage bondhoders, and acting in
that capacity has put the whole into the hands
of the Chancellor OF NewJersey who, he expects will
prosecute Mr. Pratt for tearing the rails OF the Hud
son Connecting branch on Monday. Mr.. Hewitt said
that he was not acting contravenon Of the injunction
held by Mr. Pratt in running trains the Montcair
road. That injunction issued against him
ceiyer OF the Mdand Road at time when business
necton existed between the Montclair and Midland
says that injunction does not apply to HIM trustee
OF the creditors OF the Montcdir Railroad. Even II
had been acting conuavenon Of the injunction. by
remedy In tho courts but for him to go to tearing up
rails front OF advancing train, filled with passen
gers was a murderous outrage. No greater outrage
could be committed. Mr. Pratt ntrusted the safety OF
those passengers TO the chance OF the engineers stop
ping train time tO prevent its being precpitated
down the trostle work lie almost guilty OF
Wholesale murder, and he will be punished" Mfr. Hewitt
further stated that Mr. Pratt made President OF
the Hudson Connecting Road only as figure
head because no already President OF the Montcar
Road and that he had pecuniary interest In 1t which
gave him right TO tear up Its rails or shift Its track.
Mr. Pratt had shadow OF right to make the agree
ment with tho Delaware. Laekawanna aud Western
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Az tbe Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
- Nj Al, "a. held in -, 900 bail charge VI forgery
Commissioner Shields issued Yesterday warrants
T., srs,t Of 25 liquor dealers charged sh sens ~hJ H
paying the ,pees ai -.
At the Essex Market Police Court YESTERDAY.
before BIb Johs heaire aud jaime. breden. a
bsh An ball charge o stealing ss1eh o. -
SIb and 80 money from Edward Sullivan Of No 300 h w.
Nhe be asleep bis reIdehee ~ eana'! le
At the Yorkville Police Court YESTERDAY 49,
SveoasI AL klsatSA psula Vsrv charged VIA bea< u
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22

..i,as r,p7l fypaoi Scarlet ae,.l,s t a ias, po.
jsy jsy i. 6}.:.::.I ..:.I 50 50 3 3 q I e
TIE HOARD OF POLIO

TIE BOARD OF POLICE.
The Board OF POhce, at its meeting yesterday, aOol-
i,hed the offices Of Deputy superintendent OF Boats and
DEPUTY Superintendent Of Stables the streecleanng
Department. The following patrolmen were dismissed
from the Department: Winfield s. Booz Of the Eleventh
Precinct for insulting women; Charles j. Shoehy of
the Nineteenth Precinct, alleged robbery OF rag
man; william McGovern of the Fifteenth Precinct for
intoxicaton; Robert Caferty Of the Twentyrst Pre-
cinct for intOxcation John o. Hare OF the Twenty
seventh Precinct, for ntoxcation and Thomas RYAN Of
the Third Precinct, for leaving MS post without leave
4 petition was received from residents OF Morrsania
asking that more patromen be sent into the district
COmmi NOOrhlS offered the following resolutions
which were adopted bv unanimous vote .,-- -
I Is ops " % Of the Laws Of 1872 (h election lsJ an,
nay in the August September to select
% nerve ven - i on district Of the Gity OF SeSYors ami
rls ieyogd the selected OF the
and TquanS ssen care and d,er,,
sai duess Of the parties 50 selected therefore
ro!d Inai @ viii be received ana are neIoy nvtea o the
occupsoas an political M on state issues proper persons for the
positions uame to tie eui that the Boir may institute tue
necessary inquiries the character aud publications Of tue persons
losi That intelligent updgh. citizens who
declined the in2oa, duty o seIg as Pegr or Po Cefs are
jury while aiding IN preserving the panty OF the cleo
R,soIrsd That when fall Inspectors Pol CLERKS
Assembly Districts the same shall be published in
exist before dna selection and appointment made.
The Chief OF the Bureau of Elections d b. Hasbrouck,
nresented a schedule showing the proposed new elec.
Wards recently forming part OF WeStchester County,
and also the proposed Encouragement OF election dis
trcts IN the XYIIth and XNh Assembly Districts
dered by the act OF 1873 making new Congress
sioua Districts; also proposed subdivision Of election
dsfrcts IN XVIII, XVIII, XVIII, and XXIst Assem-
bly, Districts, all IN pursuance OF Chapter 69l OF the
Laws OF 1874 The following resolution was adopted in
relation thereto:
ss1rsd the be laid FOR examination By this Board
public nsDecon IN the Bureau d Elections un the
a d.y August wAen hna acton will be taken thereon.
Commissioner VOorhls stated that the members OF the
Board had not yet elected Superintendent OF Police
they did not have In their possession any record
OF the and knowledge OF the ability of tle
officers whose rank entitled them To be promoted To the
rank OF superintendent. Tue Chef clerk had been
ordered TO prepare such record the OF the Com
msslOners and doubtless soon as the Commissioners
had examined II the superintendent would be at once
elected.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
CIVIL NOTES.

A preliminary injunction against the trustees
OF the Cypress Hills Cemetery granted tie ground OF
msnanagement and Speculation, was modlneu '0'''
day 10 allow lots To be sold for burial PURPOSES
In the suit of Peter Calyer PROVOST againss
VIM IL Culver and Others Judge Pratt OF the elpfeme
Conr, has decided that the viii IN question entities W..
nIntin 10 fipterest In certain real estate, tho leo
10 rest in his children after ms deaIh
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
MIR. DEECnER TO MR.. MOULToN.


No. l2s East TsKlFrHsr June 4, 1873
last sou noble Ogrg inspired my
affection SO many years s ioq were eins 70 an set which
although easy every
Theodore dea1 whose wang your
sorrow, tell you that you then acting gnob
aud all purpose snd thought Of nang the has
we nsi G TO- to- ot sHo have blurred Us and o We have prosd
f,rgve and they sacred just IN poDo zion Their violation would
bscky have suffered On that point plea
wea maes onayeue,s Goise p.y'd for you
you from wronng yourself violating To-
os1 s M s'p M N ns % ogs as a o1 have been preserved 0m
In letter written by Mr.. Il 3echer. in order tO be
shown 10 Mr. Tlton, Mr.. Beecner spoke follows:
MR.. BERCHER TO MIR. MOUIToN.
No The icues that unless where
~ 90 & s ,d pg OF OF nn @ "a% ] IS Ip m enough ea,
stopped break ou into defense stop
and a pudices L. which bad their beginnings before
home aud among friends When was suffering The tonsnts Of the
damned segess nes os9 aud yet 70 up fresh
Understood from The outside IL wearing aud snaag The
system
In still another letter written for the purpose as
the above Mr.. Beecher sad
MIR. BEECHER TO Mr.. MOULTON
nv destruction would him tMr ron) all light ,b,
s oS more than tla That DO oss Ssesee @ TSou Que
one point Of New could dere the sacrifice on my part Sog can
possibly be 80 bad the power Of sa! da.io 10 which spend
world Lie would be pleasant could see that rebuilt which
shattered live the sharp and eige Of AnI remoe
appearance Of serenity and happiness
cnBOt be endured longer well you
cease To trust alone DO ANY peon
the world 70 whom 60
Mr. Tlton yielded the above-guoied and other sim
liar letters made defense OF himself against the
public odum whtvh attached To him unnstly.
XVII. That the marriage union between Mr. and Mrs
Tilton, until broken by Mr. Beecher, Of more than
common harmony affection, aud mutual respect. Their
house and household regarded for years, by all
their guests, ideal home As evidence OF feed
ing and spirit which this wife entertained for her hus
band uD TO the OF her corruption W MI Bsecuer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14

Tin: &c l0Xli, charcoal, per box Sl7 10; ~
l0Slt, charcoal, s20 ~; IC, l2Nl2, charcoal
So m; lC, charcol, liNg0, SIS 80; N, charcoal,
liN2n, so 10; &c, iS2D, roofing, $40 5O lC, 21x
l5c; Pig lead 4 In Toe; Copper bottoms q M
Sc; Sheet iron 2Gx27 h 10 Ike; solder extra
rehned y ID BE; Galvanized iron in lull hun
dies a III 2Oc: American Russia a. h SOc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14

ports on tho side Of the car and thus
save himself II was u remarkable
feai.
ONE Of the Arctic Ice company
wagons, In crossing the Central road AT
the street railroad Office, yesterday,
was driven against pedestrian, who
was passing AZ the time, and came near
running over him. The driver Of the
wagon WINS hnstcnIng his horse 10 get
clear Of M approaching train, aud the
man who was walking was carrying IN
umbrella IN such n manner ~
not 10 observe the lee wagons up
pr0ach,
WE inadvertently lNiled yesterday to
call attention 10 the special notice Of
Mr., w, q, DihOll, who II proposing 10
put on felt, composition aud gravel
roofs nj ~ 30 per square being about
Sg 80 or ~ lower than any reliable roof
Inns ever before been put on, We
know Mr., u, 10 bG reliable In every
respect, and viii do MI he says, While
on the subject, we mny add that this
roofing was adopted by the Chicago
institute OF architects, as being the
safest aud most applicable 10 he used
IN the rebuilding OF that city, aud II IL
the only composition roofing which Is
allowed by the new fire ordinance OF
Chicago. Parties about 10 build would
do We well 10 call on Mr.. u.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
An EXCITING RACE.
City Marshal Peak ChaseS Carter, One
OF the San Antonio Mall Rob
bcrs, Through our Streets.

The brigand's daring will sometimes
break into a magniticence of dash
which captvates the master pencil,
lifts heroic verse on peerless wing and
thrills the very ages through--or deuced
near it.
Yesterday morning, Carter, one OF
Reed's lieutenants in the robbery of the
San Antonio mail some months ago,
rode leisurcly into this city, hitched his
horse on the lot fronting Colonel Nc
Coy's residence and deliberately walk
ing up one of our most crowded thor
oughfares, stepped up to the bar of a
saloon, coolly called for his potion,
which being disposed of he passed out,
and was returning to take his horse,
when City Marshal Peak was notified
that Carter, one of the San Antonio
mail robbers had just left Main street,
going In the direction of the Methodist
church. Springing on the first
horse at hand, the marshal cautiously
followed in the direction indicated UNI
til turning the corner Of Main and
Lamar streets, when he saw the high
wayman in his saddle and looking
backwards. The marshal knew moth
ing of the bottom of his horse, but the
trained beast beneath the villain ahead
OF him had carried his master out of
the reach of justice Oft and oft again,
as though upon the wings of
bird. But Peak would give him
race anyhow, and the minute the
eagle eye Of the robber saw the
spurs of Peak buried in the sides
Of his horse, he was off like an arrow. |
Then commenced one of those races
that would sound to all who did not see
1t like legend. The robbers horse
leaped gullles like a mountain goat,
bounded over fences like deer, aud
ran like q greyhound. The Inarshal's
Vorse kept up q shsrp run, but was,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
No yellow Fever.

Some one started the report ON our
streets, yesterday, that several deaths
from yellow fever had recently oc-
cured in Shreveport, Below will be
found Il denial OF the same, which we
have been asked to publish. The let
Ter IS to Il member OF the firm of
Mcssrs Il. n NJ. Kahn, of this city:
SHREVEPORT, August II, 1874.
DEAR MI am preparing TO leave
for New York between now and Satur-
day next, and in consequence am
kept very busy making memorandums.
Your letters of the 10th and 18th came
to hand, and | can assure you that
there is no sickness of any kind here.
We IRE having very hot weather and
the crops are failing fast on account of
the druuth, and again We will have a
failure; but, rs far ms sickness is con-
cerncd, up to this date, Shreveport is
as healthy rs any city IN the union.
With my regards, | am, truly, your
brother, RAPHAEL KAHN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
A beautiful Home.

The private residence of DR.. Keller
on Pacific avenue, east of poydras
street, Is one of the prcttiest and most
conveniently constructed dwellings in
this city. The construction of such "A
tasteful aud picturesque building ON
this avenue has done much TO increase
the value Of real estate on that thor
oughInrc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14

AT TEE HERALD OFFICE.

bound at the Lowest Prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
"NeuriI."
gnwyer's Brlci.

Printed In pamphlet l0rm, WIN nenlnes'
nnd dispatch, NJ the HERALD OFFICE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14

easily dlsiancol by The animal Of the
fugitive, aud short distance on the
other side Of the dwelling Of District
Attorney Bower Carter disappeared
II Marshal Peak had been astrde Of
the right kind Of horse, Carter would
tonight he an occupant Of the Dallas
county Jail, rs he would have found IN
Peak foemm worthy Of his steel, mud
he would have had TO surrender IohIm
or hll The dnnl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
WANTS-wANTED.

; q VIM & Co; Moremnn 4 Sons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
IOn wOnH,

We have iho facilities and che work.
men 10 do nv Eood wor., and NJ ~
law rntes, ~ can BE- done anywhere
and We mean 10 do II. Hiring S"hr
fino job wor. 10 TIM DAiLy HER
AID OPPIoE. Corner oi MAI" ana
I.ninAr sireels.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14

We are panied to learn that "A child
of Mr.. w. b. Taylor, ageo three years,
living on Grapevine prairie, met with
a horrible death on Wednesday after,
noon, at the camp meeting held in
that neighborhood, by the upsetting
OF u kettle of boiling water upon it,
The child lived hut few hours after
the accident, dying in the greatest ag-
OnN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
NOTICE.

lob work IL invariably payn-
bic on delivery, and all tram
silent advertisements nj the
time they are handed In. Legal
advertisements must also Dc
paid In advance. These rules
Will be strictly observed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
Removal,

The law office of Evan T.. Graves has
been removed from oyer the postollicc
90 Main street, near Jefferson, with Al
len IL Ewing Mr., Graves Is a recent
arrival in this city, bringing with him
from his Kentucky home llrst-class le-
commentators for honesty, sobriety
and legal atianments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
stockhoiiers' Meeting.

The stockholders In the Dallas bridge com.
pany will meet ut the office of the company
on Friday, the nth ofAusust, 1874. We hope
that every share of stock will be represent
ed, rs business Of Importance will be trans
acted. by order of the board of directors.
August 3, 1871. @. NJ. SWINK,
li!,dlUt Scc'y Dallas Bridge Company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14

An elegant new AriOn piano
for sale as cost and carriage.
which IN Si7J less than mnn-
utactures' price. This IL - bar
gain not found every day.
PIERCE a. LYLE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
It,; '......5". .;.-..-I
MANTNIp.

One hundred H,wlC and ON
teams 10 haul government; sull-
plies from Dallas Ia Forts keiciI-
nrdsOn and Griffin. Steady
work. Good rates. For tmiOr-
nation apply al the freight dc"
pot Of the Texas nnd Pacific
railway.
w. q. GRAHAM. Contractor.
li-dlut
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
TAKE WARNING
no all whom "a May Goncern

AllVersOns are hereby warmed
NOT Ia btry o. trade GOr Il prom"
i4Scry mole tDr two thousand
eight hundred ;Gnd seventy Ave
dollars (S@,S7Sl, signed by R.
Y. TOMpIStNs. president Of tlse
bnlSas Compress "eaAspuns. HnI
payable ora the lst day Og Baa.
wary. 1873, Ia D.. %. bryan. sr.,
on order, :ss there nre 0ilsetS io
said note 10 tiAc niGaWnt oil sOVir
hundred dollar. Ely Gr,sCr Os'
the board OF GiVGrtOrs.
se. v. YtbHsEAa%S. Pyest.
u. n. BARRY. &cc'y pro tegm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14

Wall paper ana crOquct sets
now AT hand. and for sale at
low prices at Reed AZ LuthrOp's.
Elm street. opposite bssrnt dis
trict.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
Nniicr.

From and after July 20, 1874, Mr. II. d.
Neville will have churse Of the city clrculn'
tion of tho DALLAS HERALD SnOscrlp'lohS
duo to saturday, the 18Th of July, inclusive
are payable TO Mr.. W. W. Bnsye, from when
date Mr.. Neville IL alone authorized TO col'
iect ana receipt for the Same,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
Major n, d. Eddy.

We regret our absence during the
call Of the above gentleman, Inst even
Ing, Major Eddy is one Of the division
superintendents OF that splendid line,
the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas rail
way, and Is one of the most thoroughly
practical railroad men In the south.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14

Mrs. Sophia A. Ault will give instruction
on the piano at the residence OF Captain
John II. Bryan, ON Lamar street, and solicits
u share of patronage. li9dlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
l.ense,i.

Several gentlemen Of this city have
leased the lot of ground on Ross ave-
nue., near the tannery, of n Calves
tonlan, and have contracted with II
Mr.. Sweden for the construction of
sIXleen convenient cottages thereon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
A. ~. Steagaii. Notary Pub
lie, Office opposite Adams &
LeOnard's bank.
John W. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
the collection of claims at Aus
tin. Once nj CASTOR ~ Thomas
bank. north side Of the public
square.
g1utf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
COMBINATION RNOVgNG.

Remember that w. ID. Dib0u
furnishes composition roofing
al %G 30 per square. War
ranted good root. Good refer
enccs, ifre1uired.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
NOTICE.

No accounts against employees ~ IN"
herald OAice viii be allowed In settle
mcnts with the once unless mn order
from the Proprietor Nv given.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
PICTURE FRAMES

Made 10 order, and glass surn-
ishCd mt FrauisIin's Book store,
Mmin street. ncxt sgsVr 10 Com
nor ~ Walkers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
onfi,er IlenOr.

Mean temperature OF tho clty. Of Dallas,
yesterday, kept by John \. Roberts, druggist,
corner OF Main ana Houston Streets using
a o,oIooi, ..........,,.. $40
" OclDcH ~
u o'clock y, ''''''"V'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14

Gives the Empire restaurant on Increase Of
boaidef well II muy Jusl thuN Meals
nt all hours, Twenty-Five cents. l6,d2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-14
Go 10 Frecman,s

Corr n Houston and Elm streets, for your
mig pns, gems and Other sun pictures,