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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-28

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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, Nov. IS, 1877

HEw-YORK. Monday, Nov. Is, 1873
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day the fol-
lowing foreclosure sales were made:
In GEO. r. Scott.
fhreastorv Mansavi roof brown stone 'front.'
nous. with ou 1O4tlIsf, 100 II of Sd ave-
lG.5AlO IL SInOu ia stern soOvO
II. H. Coates.
iot on West 325 n OF 5tl-ave, size 2Sx
100. A Cauldvyei s3OOU
b. WfG. III Oc.
fo1r story bru stone funt house with loi. on East
diS.n'' tns 80 - "a .,......,s $3.50
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
Citp Real gsiate for Sale.

EOR SALE or TO LET-A bath-hOuse and
Il dwelling. Appiy 20 H. EltBI--', 2o4 rearlst
TOR SALE-To LET furnished for Winter,
LLAsE unfuTu -Lec. large ana small ~ ELL Nc,
n flul. az specially
duoed Omces, NEST OF 33 kast -cyentsut--I
Y. h. STEVENSON jr
IAQUES, Commissioner OF Deeds, 20 AstOr
~ HIusr JAQCrS Notary Pubic, 70 AsiDr House.
JAQCr- Comm issioner for al states, Astor ilOnse
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

sss s,srs 49, s5 So ., h st. Of "a ave years $1,000
AsaSs', 'sIa 9l - - ~ tye 't1 - 5000
OMEN. ambrose, and wife, % GOlsen & EaStlnaI,
y Uf notes
Dssrs sr. ., Madison 81 s1a ave. Tl' o. Of inst 1900
b&A 11r ? iSe s1e ai6 n 1a 72tsi T, 70 ,' $500
DgInt % =, laSlT ot AZ = sy so fye we yesrs 5000
hng H,n.e,'a a. + ie s1; 20 3 5000
same l" - r - ~ul., an g. loecker years. 6,OOO
s,e"sr r S5cs as sS lnf ss yan H NV 6Ooo
10 aee aIeasS !, ,Sa y tb 9s War nv year 5000
fsns.T.et ~ EIaif aeT .fooe Sia ne ~ 5000
Rowland, Catliarne ~, and husband and Others, 10
49, bn1s a. za arSl 3 years s2l5
G,ov. A. year. 'lu ~ .~4'o - 5000
lOlAl... j.. y. SAVAGE Deputy keglstcr.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
Counirn Real estate for 6ale.

ANOPPORTUNITY for DAIRYMEN, FARM
~ Egs, and OTHERs.- FOR SALE or LEAsE. a good
DAIRY FAI.a of about acTes with IN lr buldngH, a.
oOmmOdSug about 100 mllca cows ueAI Fatefsob y j.
mlL sells readily yearly average Of cent? per
anart AIso a. a sacI1uoe a 6cauuful COUNTRY SEAT,
viii aud surroundings Address or az
ply 10 j. a. MOittiS- EE Z7s Nam ~, Paterson y J.
EOR Sale or Exchanges, 900 acres valuable
farming and mineral Wis II. Within lSZ Pear sL
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE - Beautiful
NOME in Central New YORK slegant brieA a@enhs'
ming ali Modern large brlck n AbIfl
Gl-LEN 0OUsE, ami tlree " GROUND, res and
clear viii exchange for HOUSE up town JASC r. ~
AAoT House. CuInulissiODeT OF Deoos for al siaies.
Tor SALE-rhree fine suburban RESI-
DENCEs e1tb svfra good improvements TO 20 acres
o. and with abundance Oi iiut also, teO nrst
oass FARMS Of 100 each from 10 miles rom
ltaea \. Y graded public schools win cornell
CnlveTs3ty Address
W. ". AYERS Ithaca, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE



la % DI to 1o ' 800
lO.have e. Of 5OtA 81, loSX6Oi leasehOld = -
part ~ to same o-V
ION ave e ; 896 II OF 5Othst, 209x6O; leaseod
paT OF ssmp o same. ,-.-, a'V'
st,ge ne 20 Ia, can ispiner SI 5000
sureuau-gt, . 20 II west o. Boston Road 5ONlOO
~ ~. w. ~I Ta.ss6 15t'' a ates AGO
" werc ants Insurance COMPANY u fred 5000
f,odlTy IN .s st. SOAiOO oe' u1'' 1000
e6ts-sIss 100 II 2 Of 3dave 1sxl05 also, 56ihst,s
non OF 3G-aye Sj2lOO3i JOAn buIcheH 10 20 M,
lVza ~ asd E i9 {e ~ sophia 81 5000
ITs seiHitt TO Geo a
DEsfSsrins sehHitt Nominal
e2d a. n = 100 II Of 4th ave, 5OxlOO.4i Matthew
Nolan = elem Tracy. .-.,, oooO
n Itngp PolocE -.. Nominal
STR ave : v cor OF West Washing gtOB piace 23.7x q;
also, 2dsve clTOi ll5thst irregular also I2Sth.
Ezsbet Peg .. $4,000
So 5 275 4 " Of 4th-ave. 2319s9; also, 27thst
n a 252 II " Of 8th-sve, 27X9 .9; also Amy-si, s.
37BxJ Hcurv SAf - Arthur Shln dud NOMINAL
BOtl Il. 3 3481 Il " Of SHAVE, l5XlOOo James 100
Blac khuTst and wife Johanna Ieipsger Il6Ou
Sth.aye. q Of 65th-st, t0.5XlOJ ~ part Oh
Charles l. Cornish 70 Vim IuTTeie...... oIiLnaI
IEAsEs.
81 ave n OF 57th-st (nrst tOorl 10 years, rom
@ @Is1S John DaV'dsOn V A $4,000
OtclaLl = l. SA'A"Ep DePu'J heb-o'oA'
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
v.n. for Newfoundland close the NewYoTk Postomes
every day st .. m - . A.. ,.... q, ana Nov yerA Pest
osbas every DAY 1870 =. N

MINIATURE ALNANAc ..s
-, a@zl Moon r-V"'"s- 49,
~ " glsH wArER THIS DAY-A X -. 100,
.sv uoot qS- Cows Island lOSS Hell g. feriS 'i~~'
s--~' ~ sItH wATER DAY. n - - ,o.,a
49, uooL 10 o. COWS TSaud i Hell O. ferfNl%"o
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
auction Sales of Real gstdtr.

4 UCTION SALE choice LOTS, Jersey City
~ flights, NOVEMBER l6, 1875, by LEWIS f. WOOD.
Ocean ana COmmunipaw-ave
2Of WEST 54TH-ST:-Assignee's Sale at
stVt Au,t.on TUESDAY, 10Th, IL O'clock, at the tx
change salesroOms II broadway, by RICHARD V. HAR-
NETT Auetoneer WEDNE ESDAI, l7th, l27 and l29 East
l7th.st. Maps Of sale ready.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
Ccctnre5 duo hleetiuls.

VlHE AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE AS
4 ~CCTAJ tDN will hold seventh Annual Meeting
New YOr. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Nov. II and
= at @tinSay lfall commencing Wednesday evening
30 clock. Reports If aux state s0etes during the
viii De rendered Bishop Gilbert Haven viii preside
nd de iver opening address. William Lloyd Garrison
Nrs Jua Howe, BslOp GilbeIT Haven, Mry A. LIVER
edward Eggrs1un, Lucy stone. Rev. Ada G
B0wles Mary r.. Eastman, Col H. Wentworth Hisginson
Elizabeth K tluIcl. Henry 3. Blackwell Leila Pa tTidge
Y. Langley, CIas @. Hannah VI Tracy Cat
er Hon. John Whit -head. Mary Davis Rev Phehe Hama
been invited 70 address the ConycntoD
Adnlttance fr,... Thursday evening, - cents.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
hDinter Resorts.

fOinter Resorts.
DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, n. T.,
IL Bahamas.-Now open. The most delightful climate IN
The world ~, aner4 savannah Ga ten days
and trip two days. For part euiaia address
JAMES LIDGEBWOOD 1853 Broadway y. Y
CANTA CRUZ, WEST INDIES.-Renowned
- for salubrty OF climate and beauty Of scenery.
bULDWSMINDE,
81 the for Euests Terms
pamphes with full particulars, apply 10 ~ n
VAN SlCKLEN, LibhOp0e, No l53 Nassau st. Ne"-iorh'
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
Dcar0 an0 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
10 PARK-AVE.-A neatly furnished and
- very pleasant FRONT ROOM tn LET. with BOARD :
references.
90 EAST 20TH-ST.-Two or three pleasant
80 ROOMS 10 RENT. References required.
d. EAST 22D-ST. Elegantly furnished PAR
80 LoR FLOOR with bath. TO party Of geItem,h Also
ofher rooms. Reference
ICf EAST 4OTH-ST. one door from Lex
e)-t ingtnn ave-ro let furnished for Housekeeping
floor Of three desirable ROOMS for gentleman and Wife
Family private
Brooklyn Board.
CFCOND FLOOR ROOMS. - First-class
- BOARD: ho1se LARGE; appointments aud furnishing
compete dining and b.l nrst nOor terms to de
sirable applicants low interview and PARTICULARS a
dress p. o. tOx 1850, New YORK
rINO LET Furnished and unfurnished rooms,
In BroOklvu; situation excellent and contiguous To prl
ferries heat BATH &c Inquire az II ana -
COnoOrd-Bt., near Fulton, Brooklyn.
Country Board.
TWO very pleasant ROOMS, with BOARD
Il Winter q orange, NcwJerSry, minutes irom
BIiok Church depot Address j.. orange Post ONCE
Board and Rooms Wanted.
WANTED.-TwO sunny front ROOMS, con-
w nected on noOr With gas hot aid cold water
hTe board for three Adults and child b mldhsy
dinner Address stating terms which must he
moderate, ARTHUR e. g., Tribune uptown oflee I'-So
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
6otels.

MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 3s5 corner 9Th
WI ave Murray HIl-Amercan plan the most delight
fny located family hotel the city. few suites and single
moderate rates.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
Real estate 60 gtrbaner.

RL0CK of low priced LOTS In Brooklyn un-
D cncumbered 10 EXCHANGE for improved property IN
New YORK Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

XXyASHING.-Mr THOMAS would like 10
w hayes monthly lsdies or gentlemens WASHING In.
luire a; 203 = Iyerley place.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
furniture.

TOR CASH BUYFRS-Velveteens, Carpets,
Mattnes, cloths Cashmere 0vercoalng Horse and Bed
Blankets Burisps BucKrams, Shee1nC, Upholstery Goods
Lap robes, sc. ANDREW LESTER < co, 81 Broadway.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING
Large stock, superior quality, and low prices I B. NJ
COWPEETHWA 1T & Co.'S. l5j AMI III ChailaTnsi
Great prices for next 80 days Chamber suits
from s22; ParOT SUITS from $50.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
Citn propertp Go Get.

Citp propertn Go fct.
~~~~~~~~~~~~0,-~~>o~~>-~> l>'>~~.
4 FLATS & to 10 rOOms) and houses, all
"a greatly reduced rents. in ch0ice O
caiion. Apply 10 JOHN D. CRlMMINS, l,O37 Ihirtaye
ERENCH FLATS-Very deSirHbly located
possessing every convenience Apply at No ~ West
63d 81. tO the Janor or Janitress
ELOOR and ATTIC to LET at 127 Waver-
Icy place rent s22 80 per month Keys WITH Syar Ma
fashionable tailor door THORNION NJ. hOD
MAN, Real Estate agent 696 Br0adway, corner 4thsI
Two LET-SECOND FLOOR and ether rooms
in private house 4l5 West l9thst improvements near
rail and Others 70 all parts or city T7ics refer
ences exchanged
rTO LET-670 Greenwich-st., STORE, BASE
Il MENT and APARTMENTS good location Tor any hns
ness particularly Har ware. 8URDBrT REAL hs-
TATE CY, 80 BarTOw-st
TENO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2Ox0O,
Il in a bTiing facing City Hall PARK the rooms well
adapted billiard having high ceiling nne
light lid easy Apply " J. " WICkoFt q Co., u
Park
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

East Side.
10 PARK-AVE.-A neatly-furnished and
- very pleasant FRONT ROOM To LET. with BOARD !;
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

NVASHlNG.-A respectable widow will take
w iu .5us ya-hing C3l address for week, e.
X EEGA \. $40 Wet 3ist tsL
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
GtdtlouerD.

DIARIES for 1876 and DAILY JOURNALS
from 20 cents tO So. Blank Books stationery and PRINT
mg all kinds low price. Ord,Ts solicited. FRANCIS
LOUTREL, No. as Maidenlane
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

GEANISTRLSS.-As competent seamstress on
auy machine with improvements ami III II
uuire a-si beryorS, waiting OF children
resent employers. No. 223 West 52d-st.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
Erooklpn propertn 60 fet.

rTO LET or for SALE, 555 CaTltOn-ave, near
Prospect ParR-Beautiiu 2st0ry, highst0Op, brown
stone, improvements ary IN first cless orvier
rutland q WHITNEY, BeeKmanst
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

1 AUNDRESS.-A tirst-cass laundre>s S0licits
tamlies lqdes and gentlenru's washing O 30 40 her
house, would go by the day bes reference 205
ka.t .gdst.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
Gitnaticus trnnte0-- females.

SEANSTRESS.-573 2d-ave.-A first-ciass
) oierlor On " & W. % go BY the month ia pri-
yate families understands all kinds OF faulty sewing
children clothing.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

Cf EAST 40TH-ST., one door from Lex
e)f ingt0nave-To LET, furnished for housekeeping.
OF of three desirable ROOMS for gentleman and Wiie'
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

D. EAST D-ST.-Elegantly furnished PAR
- LOR FLOOR with bath 10 party Of genteIn.h Also
Iuf.ra
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

y[ASHING.-Wa By a respectable col
W ofs woman family washing best OF refer
enc. AL at a. West -6th-st, FIRST fo0r.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-07
A Mild Protest,

10 tho Editor Of the Dallas Herald
Az one OF the city officers whose sal
ary N 10 loo reduced on recommends.
ton OF the finance committee, | desire
TO say u few words for myself While
| appreciate their prudent motives In
reducing city expenses within rcNs0n-
able limits, and am willing TO aid them,
yet | must say that ! feel mortified In
having my salary reduced so per cent,
while others suffered only 80 per cent,
| had thought my services were
appreciated by the council, aud
had always endeavored, by con-
slant attention TO the Interests
OF the city, TO give value received
for my salary. Yet the reduction to
$3.50 per annum abolshcs my Office
aud discharges mo from position TO
which wNs elected 10y twelve hun
dred votes out OF about fourteen hun
dred.
My fees amount TO about $500 per
annuni, out of which have TO pay the
board of an assistant who IL lndlspen-
sable. My instruments, the best that
are made In America, cost mo In cash,
$500, and all the necessary stationery
Of my office has been purchased by
myself. | resigned the position of
chief engineer of the Dallas and Wich-
ita railroad, with salary of 81 800 per
annum, to serve the city for about
81 200 in scrip, on which realized less
than 500.
] have given the city my services
free of charge In assisting TO make the
assessment on real estate ~ far rs pos
sible, by making lists Of owners Of
every lot In the city. My fees are d.
vided by other surveyors In the city,
who compete with me, and the city
council cannot guarantee me monopo-
ly. Finally, am not able to support
my family on the salary proposed, and
of course will be compelled to seek II
position elsewhere, or some employ
ment where can ut least earn liv-
ing. Respectfully,
w. NJ. JOHNSON, City Engineer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-07
Dallas, May 6, 1875.


The theory of disease accepted by physi-
clans is, that symptoms are merely synpa-
thetic indications of its existence, and have,
in most instances, little or nothing to do
with fixing its locality. Their practice. how
ever, is dramatically opposed to their theo-
ry, for they administer medicines which af-
feet symptoms only. The remarkable cures
OF dyspepsia, sick headache constipation,
rheumatism, general debility, urinary and
kindney troubles, and malarial fevers,
wrought by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
could never have been accomplished by
remedies which addressed themselves mere
ly to the removal of any one OF the manifold
and complicated symptoms to which those
maladies give rise. Acting, as the Bitters do,
directly upon the stomach and tributary or
gans, overcoming their Irregularities and ems
downing them with renewed vigor, they con-
troll, as 1t were, the springs of vitality, puri-
flying and giving them fresh impetus, and
all those harassing symptoms
which proceeded from their misdirection or
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-07
Trinity Paper MIL Company.

AT called meeting of the board of
directors of the Trinity Paper Mill
company ..of Dallas, the following gen.
tlemen were elected officers for the en-
suing year President--E. c. Mcclure |;
Secretary--L. G. Reed Treasurer
Marsalis Pointer.
The board of directors are rs follows:
Il. G.. Mcclure, Marsalis Pointer, Wade
u i'll, f. Il. Guedry, l.. G. Reed, George
Shields and Seth Lathrop.
The statistics of paper making and
the remarkable and undeniable ex-
hibit of profits made by these gentle
men, leave no doubt in our minds Of
the success of such an enterprise.
1t is proposed to call i'm thirty-five
per cent of the fifty thousand dollars
of stock necessary TO be subscribed by
the terms of the charter, in three
monthly installments, and IL is provid-
ed that no more instalments shall be
called for before October next, and ii
is believed that 1t will not be necessa-
ry to call any more in. III Dallas
wants manufacturing enterprises, her
citizens ought at once to subscribe to
this stock, as they have certain pros
pect of almost immediate remunera-
ton, while at the same time they will
help to build up their city.
Indeed, If this enterprise fails TO es-
tablish itself here, let us hear no more
of our desire to foster manufactures In
our city. While 1t is true that enter
prises have been instituted on the
stock company plan that have been q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-07
Lndnn nnrlnri,a Oouri.

Choaiam a Woods w j, q, Mlichie,
suit 10 recover balance Of money due
by sale Of u billiard table, Judgment for
costs In layor OF plaintiffs,
j, W. Wallace w A, &, Berry, suit ~
recover wages Judgment for $40 In
favor Of plaintiff,
A. L. Mnlery W. j. a. and NJ. H. Mo.
Bride, suit for trial Of rlght0f property.
The details of this case are IN follows !
The plNlntlll Malpry, who resldea u
short distance from here, rode into the
city sometime lust December, 10 make
u few purchases aud hitchod his horse
on Main street while he went into n
store, On coming out he found II gone,
aud the most dligent search for II
proved unsuccessful, until short time
ago, when MNlery found II In the pos
session Of the Messrs, Mcbride, livery
stable keepers, who had bought II from
another party. After hearing the evil
dence adduoed, the court decided In
favor of the plaintiff, aud an order H.
sued for liz recovery,
In the case of John w. Payne w
John Stayt0n, u motion was made by
the defendants attorney, w, q, Ster-
rett, 10 set aside the Judgment render
ed yesterday by default In favor Of
the plaintiff because the defendant
(colored), not being able TO read or
write, affixed his mark TO the note In
litigation, which was for fifty dollars,
and bearing ten per cent interest per
month, he not understanding the I'M
port OF the same by law. Also that
ten per cent interest per month was
eXorbitant. After hearing the argu-
ments on both sides, the motion was
sustained by the court, and new trial
set for next month.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transfers of real estate recorded In
the district clerks Office for the weel,
ending May o, 1875 {:
John S. Mills and wife to s, G. Atte-
berry and wife, 60 acres of land on the
waters of Ten Milec eek $500.
M. l.. Thyng TO G.. $. Burnham, lot
No. /, in block 1876, fronting on Com
merce street, $40.
w. g. Young and wife to John III,
Carleton, lot of land fronting AZ feet
on Wood street, in the city OF Dallas,
$40.
Regina Menczer and husband to 10.
seph Menczer, west half of lot No. -,
in block G, 2, In j. j. Good subdivis-
ion to the city of Dallas, 25x200 feet,
$l4 so.
Jacob Menczer to Joseph Menczer,
west half of lot No. 10, in block G, 2,
ITO, in j. j. Goods subdivision to the
city of Dallas, l4xl00 feet, $3.50.
Il. III. Cox to A. IL. Woods0n, lot OF
land in Twins addition to the city of
Dallas, $40.
Joseph Cotter to Albert Miller, lot of
land 40XlO0 feet on Austin street, in
the city of Dallas, $500.
Holland and Anderson to Daniel
Cooper, lot of land railroad addition to
Dallas, 25Xl00 feet, $225.
Isaac Beeman and wife to II. G.. Adj
kins, 60 acres of land about II miles
southeast from Dallas, 5000.
VIM. G. McKamy and wife to w. H.
Witt, Al acres land on waters of White
Rock creek, $40.
S. j. Pipes to II. j. Jackson, lot of
land in corporate limits of the city of
Dallas, $75.
John r.. West to JEFF Ward, jr., 40
acres of land on waters of Mountain
creek, $500.
III. G. Bohny to Charles A. Bohny,
A lots or parcels of land in Dallas
county, $4,000.
VIM. II. Boales to Anton Huck, l
acres of land about mile northeast of
city of Dallas, $l75.
l.. Fellman and wife, of Galveston,
to James J. Reekes of Kentucky, GAO
acres land, Louis Horst survey, 81 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-07
CHURCH MATTERS.
Organization Proceedings of the Con-
vocation of the missionary Dis
trict of Northern Texas of
the Protestant Epis-
cOpal Church.

Morning services were held at ten
o'clock yesterday. Morning prayer
and creed by Rev. r. S, Nash first
lesson read by Rev. John Portmess ;
second lesson by Rev. Edwin Wick
ems.
Prayers beginning at the Creed
Rev. +. r. Starr.
Recommendations Garrett.
Epistle read by Rey. S. ID. Daven-
port.
Gospel by the bishop.
Sermon by S. ID. Davenport, from
Acts of the Apostles, chapter XXX, ver-
SEES 26 and q "Wherefore l take you
to record this day, that / am pure from
the blood of all men. For have not
Stunned to declare unto you all the
counsel of God"
Oflertory--By the bishop.
The convocation was called to order
by the bishop at 1890 p. NJ, when the
following clerical members an. wered
to their names, viz: Right Rev. Alex
ander G.. Garrett, bishop of this mis-
sionary district; Rev. Messrs. s. ID.
Davenport, r.. s. Nash, John Portmcss,
and Francis r. Starr.
Absent-Rev. E. S. Gillian.
The following were appointed COM
mittee on credentials: Revs. +. r. Starr
and C. p. Field, who reported favora-
bly, on the credentials of the following
members:
st. MISUNDERSTANDING Murphy,
w. s. Lee, John Kerr and Richard
Morgan.
Church of the Holy Cross-T. w.
Bassano, ]. T. Berry, A. M. Written
and w. Stollery.
The following committee on perma-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-07
MIR. MiIburn's Lecture.

Mr.. Milburn delivered his lecture on
Sargent S. Prentiss, last evening, to
only IL moderately well filed house.
The task was undoubtedly labor of
love, and in over an hours discourse,
he portrayed in eloquent terms the
gifts and talents of the great orator Of
Mississippi. He paid brilliant tribute
to his genius and many virtues, and
smoothed with n tender and loving
hand the vices with which he was
cursed. Ii is too often the fate of
genius to be linked with passions that
alternately elevate to the highest and
debase to the lowest. Such n compound
of good and evil was Sargent $. Prem
tiss, and so was he pictured by the
"Blind Man Eloquent"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-07

"A. Clements, proprietor of the
Metropolitan hotel, Terrell, was In the
city yesterday, aud called at THIS HER.
AID office, He reports "high jlnksn
In that rising village Of the period,
Plcnics, granger meetings and ban
quet ut his hotel for wlnd-np. lie IL
firmly convinced Of tho fact that, give
Terrell time, II will be larger than Dali
las.
Rev. j. G. Waddill, editor Of the
Hearne Enterprise, is in our city, at
tending the convocation Of the Epis-
copals of this diocese, and will remain
some days.
II. Matzdoril, representing the ex-
tensive tobacco and cigar house Of
Hernsheim Brothers, ST. Louis, Is reg
istered at the San Jacinto.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-07

Dr.. Price, after long series of ex-
periments, discovered new process of
extracting the subtle flavor from every
delicious fruit and aromatic. In his
flavoring extracts the characteristic
taste and freshness of the real
fruit is preserved and by his process so
highly concentrated that but small
quantity is required to impart their
peculiar flavor to any article in which
they may be used. Ladies that wish
something superior in the way of
flavoring extracts or baking powder
should purchase DR.. Prices, for we can
assure them that they have no equals.
DIR. Prices powder is not sold in bulk,
loose powder sold as his is fraud upon
the public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-07

was elected Wy q
special providence, three votes over both
ordinance, 10 retail
,,s 'a,, s, o,eIn 'ea II, Wilson, representing
g',on S ,od "f t,' fInR DALLAS IIRRALp
WV, ae,',a ~ on a tour Of business and
a ,,'a, p'''o or' Ia few days visiting Fort
,Io' !, " u Cleburne, WeaiherfoTd, Hills
~ loa', ~ 0, Decatur, Denton, aud other ina
pnp IVA brlant points IN tho west aud north
W. west THE HERALD bespeaks for Mr.
Wilson favorable reception from our
ANA western nelghbors, and will duly ap-
I'm precIale all layOrs extended him,