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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17
REW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HEM ADVERTISEMENTS.
TASTEL,ESS
MEDICINES.

A prominent New York physician lately
complained 10 DUNDNN DICK y 60. about
their SANpALWooO on CAlSuLES, Stating
that sometimes they cured mirculouSly,
but that patient of his huu taken them
without effect On being informed that sew
orHl limitations were sold, uu inquired and
found his patient hDd mt broi tdiatg DUN
DAS DICK ~ GO, =.
What happened to this physician may
have happened to others, ana DUNDAS
DICK co. take this method Of protecting
phlN'riuJN, drHgqiaS and Nt0IarirfS, amt pre-
venting on or SASpALwoOp from coming
into dSrpputC.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Cap.
Sules will continue 10 do 80. Tor they con
tnin the pure Oil IN the best ana cheap
est form.
DUNDAS DICK Il CO. use more on or
SASDALWOOD than all the Wholesale and
Retail Druggists md perrumcrs IN the Uni
ted States combined and this Is ire sole
reason why the pure OIl is sold cheaper
in their CapsuleS Than in any other form,
OIL OF SANDALWOOD Is fast suppressed
ing cverv other remedy, sixty Capsules only
being required to insure safe and certain
cure III six or eight days, From no other
medicine can this result be had.
DUNDAS DICK Il CO.'S SOFT CAPSU LES
solve the proDlem long considered by emil
nent physicians, Ofhow to avoid the nausea
and disgust experienced IN swallowing,
which are well known to detract from II not
destroy, the good ELECTS OF many valuable
Soft Capsules are put up in tn-foil, and
neat boxes, thirty in each, and are the only
Capsules prescribed by physicians,
TAsTELESS MEDiClNES,-- aston Oh
ana many other nnuSpOuS medicines can be
taken ensily ana safely in DUMAS DICK
- coz SOFT CAPSULES. No TASTE.
No SMELL.
rd-rhcSc were the only Capsules MI.
mitt"d To- the last paris IN position.
Send for circuarSto rs Wooster street, y. Y.
SOLD Al ALI. DRUG STORES HERE.
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barrels--a modG of packing not IN ia
vOr either with the dealer or consumer.
This drawback las been removed, ANA
flour is now made here and packed III
neat, stoutly made barrels Of home
manufacture. Yesterday II sample bar
rel, marked r{rcig's Mill Ocean Pearl
XXXN Flour" from Christian Krelg's
mill, on Dallas Branch, was placed on
exhibition with Messrs. Obenchain "
Chldress, who have been named as
agents, and certainly no one could
wish n better article, or more COM
pactly put uppackage. The enterprise
deserves aud will have every svccess.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17
The Perfection of skill.

In nothing are judgment and skill
more required than in the manufacture
of spectacles and eye glasses. BY the
selection of the best possible material
in minute crystal pebbles, and then by
the most scrupulous care and the high
est skill In the manufacture, the Speh-
Ger Optical Manufacturing Company
of New York have gained an envlable
reputation for their Diamond Specta-
Giles Us the best in the world. For sale
ut J. M. Oram's, Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17
MARVIN COLLEGE.
MALE AND FEMALE.
WAXAHAcH1E, TEXAS.

The nth annual session Of this Institution
VIII commence ON the first Monday In Sep
iember, 1879, under the superintendent "
NJ. Il. Franklin, A. NJ. NJ, D., President, with
nm able corps OF experienced and efficient
teachers. The course of Instruction is as ex-
tcnsive, and will be ms thorough as any
school In the State.
THIS school will be conducted strictly in
accordance with the uSHgeS of the colleges
IN the South. Music II distinguished Profess
sor Oh many years experience.
Inc college Is now being put in thorough
repair, and when compile Ell will be one Of
the largest aud best arranged college build
ings in the state.
Waxahachie isadmirably situated for edu-
cational enterprises is easy OF access, hay
Ing two daily hacks from Ennis Station, ON
the Central road, The town and vicinity
ARE noted for the Intelligence, refinement
and morality of their inhabitants.
Terms OF tuition per session of five months
range so to 80 Incidental Fees, ~ %; Mu-
81" ON Piano, l25 use of instrument IS 90
board from Sl2 to sl5 per month. Tuition in
advance. For further particulars address
DIR. NJ. b. FRANKLIN.
auglldltw3m WaXahachle, Texas.
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EnfNI Accident.

From parties who arrived by the
Central train, yesterday, the reporter
received the Information that two M en-
were run over by the north bound
freight train, near Ennis, early yester-
day morning, and instantly killed.
They were laborers on the Waxahachie
Tap railroad, and had probably been
drinking and laid down to sleep oil
the effects. They were discovered by
the engineer, who blew the whistle
for down brakes, but the speed of the
train was such that, before It could be-
checked, the unfortunate men were
struck and, as above stated, instantly
killed. The bodies were placed on the
train and taken back to Ennis, where
they received burial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17

Grunge movement IN Texas IN 4 proper
Hight before the people. II, as 1t IN said
by many, the Grange IL destined to he
II political power in the land, or, in
other words, go into politics, they Will
select II partisan paper for their organ
otherwise the paper deyotedeXclusivcly
to agriculture will be their choice. All
the other State Oranges have All
agricultural journal as their or
gan, and we hope to see the
Grange of Texas also have one;
rs 1t IL generously conceded by the
best informed, both IN and outside OF
the Grange, that If it becomes polit-
ical organization Its history Is Mt All
end
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17

2. S.--Come IN during the day aud
pick your way; had better come In ON
back side Of the jail. There Is three
guards on watch ut u time. Two up
stairs and one down. When you come
! into the Jail yard, take all that Is in
the yard prisoners. March them up
stairs aud dlsarm them, but While
taking them IN the yard let some Of
the boys rush up stairs and take the
two guards there. Three sleeps in the
office and two in the little house on the
north side the Jail. Walker is the Jail
er and sleeps in the Office on the south
side of the ail. Walker aud kincaide
keep the keys. For Gods sake come
to our relief The best time is about
q O'clock in the night, as some of the
guards are sure to be asleep about that
| time.
BE sure to come before court, as |
will he compelled 10 sulltr if am ever
tried. Your friend in need,
HENRY HOLT.
The address and signature of the
above letter, which was attempted to
he struggled out OF the Jail, are both
fictitious, but copy was made from
the original and forwarded to the di-
rection, with the hope of capturing
some of "the boysn who should be so
foolish rs to undertake rescue. Moth
ing ever come Of it, however, for the
reason that the 90. w. Washington"
address is supposed to have been Enos
Truss, who was killed Il week or two
since out on Duck Creek 1t was tn is let
ter, coupled with other equally impor-
tant information, that put the officers
on the lookout for an attempt at II
rescucs and escape OF the prisoners.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Hot again.
Tournament.
Moonlight talks and walks in or
der.
Take day OIL and attend the tour.
nalnent.
Yesterday terribly hot, with the
thermometer up in the nineties.
Council meets tonight. Another
red hot session may be anticipated.
Immigrants to various portions OF
the State pas through the city daily.
or course You are sorry that YOU
did not attend the Turner fest last
night.
The State Grange meets this morn
ing In the west room of tn. Court
house, up stairs. a.... *.
SO far, but eleven candidates arc
prominently mentioned for the shirley.
atty, in anticipation OF the work of the
q. &.
from the number of persons at
tending ID. V. divine service) on Sun.
day, Dallas may DO classed A. l In
morals. D ,aalN'tol'A 2Urt
Chronic Jurors MT about the corrl-
ders of the Court house In the hope to
be picked up bya Deputy Sheriff mi.
Ing venire.
The street tollers might be profit
ably engaged In filling up some vii
lainous holes on Main, Elm, Jefferson
ana other prominent streets.
The Changers monopolIze the no.
tel accommodations. w. w. Lang,
Esd, Master OF the State Grange, is
s'dping his iced ten at the San acinto.
NJ That crier who no laborIously calls
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17

While other articles of their kind are
largely adulterated, DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder and True Flavoring
Extracts, Vanilla, Lemon, Nectarine,
etc, hold their mistaken position In
the estimation OF thousands us the
purest, best, most reliable and cheap
est. In all particulars that constitute
perfect results they cannot be ap-
preached by the various known Baking
Powders and Flavoring Extracts made
In Imitation. One trial will satisfy
that for purity and strength DR.. Prices
are alone In the market.
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Dallas Flour In u Dallas aarre,.

The one drawback to the prompt
sale OF Texas flour has been removed,
30 far as Dallas Is concerned. That
flour made here Is equal to the best
brands Of the st. Louis article has long
ago been settled, and that II has not
taken Its proper place In the markets
Is owing to the fact that, for lack Of
cooperage facilities, the product of our
mills was put up In sacks instead of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17
The Test.

We notice that the Rural Texan, q
first-class paper devoted exclusively to
agriculture, Is u candidate for the or
ganship Of the State Grange. The
adoption Of this paper will place the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17

Tho sherman Iron Works, sherman
Texas, Will be leased for n term of years TO re-
sponsiblc parties who can invest about four
thousand dollars on taking possession. The
mnchinery'is MI new, the works having only
been In operation about four months. A
large business can be built up by expert
encod management. Apply Immediately to
Us &C. JoUvENAT, Secretary,
nugl2dlw sherman, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17
Wake Up and See Whit Is
Going On.

Joseph Mc0caer, grocer, Gl5 FIN street,
DdtdS, beats all in setting goods cheap.
lie deiirerS them to customers free. TO
and giUe him q trial, at Gl5 Elm street.
67d3m
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Reduction.

Owing to the scarcity of money ana hard
Tunes Just now prevailing, II reduction has
been mnde In prices at the Lafayette restau-
rant, Frank l'antery, proprietor, GIVE this
house liberal share OF patronage, ~ you
VIII no well treated and charged reasonably
uugl3llW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17

Notice IN hereby given TINT tho annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Dallas
Compress Company win be held at tho
ONCE of Il. V. Tompkins, President, on Mon
day evening, August I'D, NJ half past 7
o'clock. l.3(..g wH. TAYLOR
au;loitiiiaue2 Secretary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Now Firm.

Tho Undersigned have this day formed II
copnrtnorship, under the name ana style OF
kecnc aud McMurtiny, md VIII DO pleased
10 sce all ihor friends at their new brick
store, on Cnmy street, north side Of the Texas
and Pnclllc depot, Dallas, Texas. mug II div
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17

VIII open the first session In the Dallas Col
lege stone building on the first Monday In
September, 1879. The Institution liz L., charge
Of Rev. q. r. Wilburn, assisted by AN able
corps of teachersin the literary and musical
departments.
TUITION. primary classes S2 % per month
Preparatory classes ,",,..", 10 per month
College chtsses,."""....,,.,,. d W per month
Music clnsses"o""."...,,..5 10 per month
augl2liScpt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17

Ifgentlemen want good Washing and neat
Ironing, take their clothes to Madame
Cromwell, corner Pacific Avenue md River
streets, near Railroad bridge. None but
gents clothes solicited. Responsible for all
received ~ our office. nug7dlm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17

A two.story house on Young street. con
inlning four rooms, n nice lot, n good well
ana good ncighborh0od. Terms SO per
month. lmmo, late possession given. Apply
to w. q. HOLLAND, Herald Once,
Or We. RANDALL BRO. -
aug li-dtf
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For young ladies. WIN be- open for the re-
ception of pupils, near the city Drug store,
ON the first Monday In September next. The
particular location will be given In due
tlhe' VIZ. WILCOX.
aug lg.d0t
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s5T. LOU IS
UNION STOCK YARDS,
Bremen Ayennc, KcnneN st, and The Mississippi River
81. LOUIS, MO.

These Yards first -clnss In every particular
aro now open for the Snrdlng Fcediru and
handling OF I'LL kinds of Live Stock,
In connection with the Yards the Compa-
ny have erected ilrst.clnss Exchange
uuildmg, with Restaurant Sleeping ROon,n.
Inrbcr SHOP, &cu for the Accommodation of
stock Men, The charges of tho Company
wiz DO reasonable and Just, ConsRn direct
TO the NJ Louis Union Stock Yards.
Onlcerr-John Whitaker, President; d. y.
Irons, Vic0.President; W, h, Jameson. M.
gerintondonti WA. Ramsay, Secretary and
alcnsu'oI. nup7.w0m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17
District Criminal Conf,

The entire time of the court was Ia
ken up yesterday in the trial of the
case of the State vs. Morrissey, indicted
for robbery, which resulted in II YER
diet of not guilty.
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CITY BUSlN ESS.
a Card.


W. &. SlCKLES Il Co,
Grocers and dealers in Produce, GIG Elm
country friends, and ship their crops or ii
planters wish 10 consign cotton or wheat 10
their friends in Galveston, they will make
very liberal advances.
W, G. SICKELS,
July 70. W. II. CultEK.
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Money 10 Loan

On unincumbered ronl estate In the city OF
haiias. Apply nj tho Dallas Branch Office
Texas Mutual Life Insurance Company, 507
Main street, upstairs. ED. j. BROWN,
aug lU.d2t Secretary.
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MIR. JOSEPH SWAIN will hive tho exclusive
charge OF the city circulation OF The Daily
June "a, 1875.
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THE DAILY HERALD

viii he found on sale by the news.
boys on All trains OF the Texas and
ANA Pacific railway, and NJ the news
stands In the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17

Certificates furnished and landa located
anu patented, nj cost Of 10 cents per acre
10 the purchaser, by DnugherIy, Connolee &
zimmerman. nugl3ltf
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doto H. Ward and Connor& walker, drug.
Rlsts. for your compound of syrup OF
stillingen. auglidli
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Every description Of commercial Job work
done vt NJ Louis prices ut rliE HKRALs
Jon OFFICE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-17

One or two good farm hands cnn find per.
manent employment Mt Jno. NJ. Crockett's
farm. Men with small families preferred
Liberal wages paid for the right kind OF
men.
Dallas, August l2, 1875. augl3d3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

For the benefit Of employers and ,,lo..
have opened an Intelligence once ~ S.,',S'
east corner OF the Squ,tre. Parties desiri,,n.,,
hrlp or those wishing employment viii ~
Wen t0giyc me II call WI 40
july3dtf G, NJ. HIppTun
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- AZ which time sls7,7OO, consisting OF 5Us
ticket holders.
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$4O.SOo i'm Cash.

NinGle tickets, 81 each ak for So; thirteen
'"' wv when purchased from home office.
The New York herald., 1875-02-06

Good SKATING IL no longer . novelty In this city.
For weeks the crystal plains at the Lake and small
pond In the Park have furnished excellent sport
IN this wise, and during portions OF sne time one
would have imagined, from the number OF people
thas visited them. that all Gotham had gone
skating mad. Some New Workers. are always
skating They enjoy 1t immensely, and 1t IL tmpos-
sible to get them to do anything else. Many OF
these were on the Lake yesterday, and practice
has made them so proficient that they eclipse the
ordinary skater In fancy figures even as the rro-
fesslona billiard player the amateur. They are
the crack artists OF the PARK, and SO appreciated,
After luncheon the young ladies began TO put IN
an appearances, and BY iour O'CLOCK the scene was
very lively. IL mas oeen so every day during the
present week. excepting that OF the violent rain
which, however, was OF much service IN lmpr0v.
ing the condi ION OF the ice.
Bat It 10 at ntghtfall when the Rayety Of the
pastime is OF such Intensity that the ponds are
ever q ceascless panorama, swlit-nying and varied
as Q Kaleidoscope glimpse CHEEKY, moving
thronga with glow OF pleasure and harmony
OF music IN their ringing seel. sweep from side to
side. end to END, filing the air with mirth and in
fluenclnR all around. Though the atmosphere was
particularly tnsinuating It did not drive the peO
pie away nor did they leave until the PARK officers
intImated that the time Of shutting up'' was in
order. This was at eleven O'Clock. With the
weather Of yesterdays intense codness the Ice at
the PARK viii continue In excellent condition for
q long time to come.
The New York herald., 1875-02-06
WIFE MURDER.

woMAS's SKULL CRUSHED WITH POKER
About nine O'Clock on Thursday evening Assist
ant Surgeon Etman, Of the Park Hospital, Was
called 10 Hays lodging house. NO. "a Cherry
street, 10 convey Mrs. Elizabeth Claro an Irish
woman. thirty years OF age, TO the hospital for
surgical treatment she having been wounded In
the head. IL appears that Mrs. Clare and her hus.
band, James Clare, became involved In q
drunken quarrel, when be caught up an iron
POKER, WITH which no struck ner, the sharp end
taking encct near the lett temple, passing In
ward aud penetrating the brain. The woman was
tnetsny reduced to tnssnslb!Iity, In winch conIi-
ton ahe remained till three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, when dcatn eusued Coroner Croker
was notified, and subsequently Deputy Coroner
MacWninnie made an aut0psy on tno body and
found the brain laceraied, blood and broken brain
tissue filing the eiS lateral ventricle clean cut
was made through the bone on line with the left
eye and middle OF the ear, midway between these
organs. Tne Injuries described were the cause OF
death. To-day the Coroner win empanel jury In
the case and name day I0r the invcsiiGatlOn.
Clare. the alleged murderer, was arrested soon
after the occurrence ~ toe Fourth precinct police,
and ia lodged IN the romYs. Mary Ann Riley and
Andrew Wnnem we're Witnesses TO tho murder.
The New York herald., 1875-02-06
COCK FIGHTING.
INTERESTING s'Hosr1LrT1Es' NEAR NEW HAVEN
PROPOSALS FOB ANOTHER FroHT.

INTERESTING s.HosTILrTIEs" NEAR NEW HAvxN-
PROPOSALS FOB ANOTHER RIoHT.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb. s. 1876.
Thus far this season there has been little &C
uvtty manifested In this sport. The UNIFORM dull.
ness partially broken three weeks ago when
main was fought near East Haven, was entirely
dispelled last evening at Cherry Hill, In
the town Of Braniord. eight miles slant
from here, whittier some 300 sporting men
nom this city and vicinity wended their
way. The night was extremely cold and the
travelling bad, by reason OF ice on the ngawayA
but tie spot selected was reached ct about eight
o'c ock. The sport began at ten. Following are
The hrst was stag fight between Coppertypes
light red pyle aud Grady's white pyle ior $40
side.
,sscond-Nichola pitred s-lb. pyle ana Accraw
ID. red Tor S25 SIDE.
THIRD Nichols piIied spsngIe. Thompson
blue pyle, eaten eignt, for S75 u siue.
F0urtt-Nichols pitted Pyle, ID. OF. Thomp-
SON Q dark red, ID. o.
FJU-Ntchos pitted . ginger, 8 ID. u OF. Nc.
Graw hight ginger, s ID. II OF.
Sixth.A stag Dght Nichols pitring pyle, Mo
Craw a dark red.
The first was won by Coppertype in Q lively
style. Time. minutes 25 seconds.
1he second was won BY McGraw handsomely. in
minutes.
Third by Thompson in three mluutea
Fourth Dy NicnOls IN i've minutes.
Filth by Nichols IN eignt minutes after rafting
The sixth and last was won BY McGraw In six
minutes.
Probably $500 changed hands during the respec-
tive fights. Nlchols not being SATISFIED In his own
mind as to the result, wishes 1t to De understood
that he Is willing TO make . main Tor $50 battle,
$500 on the odd light, the contestants to SHOW
either nine or thirteen birds.
The New York herald., 1875-02-06
LONG ISLAND.

A-asning crew on the South Side took 1000
pounds O.. codasn in one day this week.
1t is expected that the water works ~ College
Point wnl be completed to-day. Tho total cost
Will be $4,000.
The western Union Telegraph Company, It is
understood. has purchased and taken possession
or ali the telegraph lines along the FushnR North
Side, Central and Southern railroads.
Rev. Fathers huber and Schmide, Of College
Point were thrown from sleigh on Tuesday iast,
the FORMER ting his arm and the latter re-
ceivlng serious injuries about the head.
The Queens County Court House Commissioners
met yesterday at Hunters Feinr. with supervisor
Burroughs In the chair. A bill Is t. be presented
to the Legislature requesting additional appro-
prtatlOn for the completion or the Court Holse.
In the event OF failure the Board OF Supervisors
viii be urged TO furnish the appropriation.
gang OF three caro- monte men were detected
yesterday plying their game ON one OF the James
slip boat, put succeeded In escaping. ON Friday
resident OF hunters Point wa neeced out OF $50.
Upon arriving IN Hunters Point he had 'm0nre"
arres ed. out upon returning the money the man
refused 10 prosecute. Yesterday young man In
Long isand City lost $40.
At the regular February meeting OF the Board Of
trustees OF the village ol Hampstead resolution
was onered that the act for the Incorporation OF
villages. passed April 90 1870, and the amend
euts thereto shall be substituted Tor the present
act OF incorporation under which the village Is
organized, the resolution 10 take enect on tho
third Monday OF Marco next. This resolution Will
together with propositions to ra!se $50 for gas,
$500 Tor bridge over tue Horse Brook In Front
street, 500 Tor highways. $325 for land Tor new
engine house. $3.50 TOR cisterns, $3.50 lor = nre
pouce $500 ior altering the cells, S100 for street
lamps and $3.50 for new crosswalks.