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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-07-28
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At special meeting of Occur de
Lion lodge No. s, Knights of Pythias,
called June s, 1875 to give expression
to our sorrow on the occasion of the
death of our brother, +. II. Baum, ii
was unanimously
Resolved, That whereas it has pleased
an All Wise Providence to remove
from our midst our brother, +. III.
Baum, we deeply deplore our loss,
while we bow In submission to the ON
nipotent decree.
That in the decease of Brother Baum
the order of Knights of Pythias has
lost an exemplary brother, and the
community among which he lived and
moved have been deprived of an in
valuable member.
That IN spite ofour grlefwerejoi that
his last hours were passed among his
friends aud that his final agony was
soothed by the gentle attentions of his
nearest relatives.
That our lodge attend his remains to
their last resting place In body, wear.
ing the usual badge Of mourning, and
that our castle hall be draped in black
during the space of thirty days.
That copy of these resolutions be
forwarded to his afflicted family.
spread upon our records and furnished
for publication to the papers of this
city and Albion, New York.
- Co. THOMAS NJ. MIERs, &C.
Il. j. SMITH, Secretary,
Commercial copy.l
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

siereoacoplc Views only three dol
lars per dozen NJ SiOmpcr " PaNlons'
OOd2t
Try Stanford'a for the latest styles
IN clothing, 4O7 Elm street,
Only two dollars per dozen for the
best retouched photographs NJ Slam'
mar A. Paxton's. OOd2t
Tho fact IL, shoes and boots nrt
sold cheapest nj Slanford's, iO1 Elm
street.
Fine watches repaired In tho best
manner and warranted, vt Hermann
I4angos.
Sec advertisement OF Fosters Sec
ond Texas drawlngposlponed for II few
days.
Tho finest display Of Jewclry, AT
most reasonable figures, you can llnd
nj Hermann LOngo's, SOL south side
Main street.
For the next ten days Stompcr y
Paxton will make the best rclouohod
photographs at 81 per doaon, or twenty
Ave per cent loss than any other gal
lery. Also stereoscoplc Wow OF Dallas
NJ ~ per dozen. Only for ton days,
oOd2t sTAMpER n PAXTON.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08

John Austin, drunk and down; plea
OF guilty aud fined W and costs,
Charles l'ilcr, drunk and down plea
of guilty and llned s3 aud costs.
William Miller, druhk and down
plea of guilty aud fined ~ and costs.
j, &, llusiins drunk aud down plea
of guilty aud fined ~ and costs,
James Snccd, drunk and down; plea
of guilty and fined ~ aud costs,
William Jarnett, abusive and prolapc
language; plea Of guilty and fined 50
and costs,
Mat Ferratican, fighting; plea OF
guilty aud fined 50 and costs.
w II, Catscnn, lighting, plead not
guilty; case tried, found guilty, and
liued ~ and costs.
William Blackburn, drunk and
down, plead guilty, and fined - aud
costs.
a, j. Bliss, gaming within the city
of Dallas, plead not guilty hut was
found guilty, and find $40 and costs.
w. Il. Ramsey, vagrancy, Piled not
guilty, was found not guilty, and re-
leased.
; Morris, vagrancy, plead guilty,
aud was fined S3 and costs.
James Coleman, vagrancy, dismissed
William Hamilton, gaming, SO aud
costs.
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GENERAL BRilTON nRAGG
lle VIII Arrive This Morning. CAL u
Welcome Him,

by the suljoined dispatch II viii DO
seen that General lipSlon lTagg VIII
positively attend tho opening races Of
the Dallas lllood-stoei associations
GALVESTON, Juneb,
30 Captain W, q, Common ballast
Leave here Tomorrow for Dallas,
HRANT0N nllA0u,
Immediately on receipt Of the aboye,
the officers Of the asSoeIullon took
steps toward seeing that the general
WIS properly received, aud forwarded
the following letter.
DALLAs, June ~ lMl,
General W, l., Cabel, ueneral John j.
dn0d Major = i Adams und Captain W. e.
CnnnuU
GENTLEMEN You VIII 0bllge tho
lilOud,StOulI association of Dallas Goun'
Is, 10y making suitable arrangements
Tor lhe reception Of General llraxton
Bragg, ON Tuesday morning, the hlll
inst, suitable rooms having been NJ
ready provided for his accOmm0da-
tion NJ the san Jaclnto hotel, Very
respectfully, -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08

!, u, D, Blades, n NJ Mlqr, n r.,
Aunapaugh, H. O. palion George Al
bridge, John II, liyaR Hen, Ward hnd
Ale1, SANGER tho uuard of directors
elected by Occur No Lion lodge No ,,
Knights III i'ylhlasi Tor the purpose 81
nrmlug o building association, having
for M object the erection N u fylhlAn
temple met yesterday evening IN their
hall, on Main street, and elected the
following officers H. r. Aunspaugh,
PRESIDENT Bon, Wardr vice presidents
j, l., Leonar, treasurer aud the fol-
lowing committees
Executive aud Finance Committee
H. T., Aunspaugh, Y, N, Mlers, j, w. D.
Blades,
Committee on Charter and liy'lawf
j, II, Roam, George Aldredgei " g.
Patton,
The stock has been fixed nj $4,000,
aud application will be made at nll
early day for charter, Rome was not
built In ayday, neltherwlll the l'ylhlan
temple sprlng full panoplled from the
hands Of the directors ~ Minerva did
from the bralu Of Joye, hut II may be-
looked upon IN u fixed fact The dlree'
tory N composed Of good material, and
they have put their shoulders to lh'
wheel with right good viii, which
nugurs well Tor the success Of The
scheme, TnE HERALD will aid then
In their laudablo undertaking. aud en-
deay0r 10 keep IN readers posted,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08

at is the pace that kills" People who
live fast get old rapidly. Nothing wears out
the constitution like dissipation and late
hours Hygeia, goddess OF health, bitterly
revenges herself upon all who break her
laws, not alone those who do so wantonly,
but even those who are compelled by hard
necessity. Constant overwork saps the
physical structure with no less certainty, II
less rapidly, than dlssipated habits. There
Is, however, On antiseptie which, so far as IL
Is In the power of medicine to retard the
wear aud tear of the system thus accelerated
achieves that object most successfully. This
presersative is Hostetter's stomach Bitters,
aVitaliaing agent without peer. Prema.
tnre decay, whether 1t be the result Of inner.
ent weakness, hard work, continuous anx.
iety, dissipation or disease, is stayed In II,
whitening career, and the exhausted and
shattered system powerfully reinforced BY
this genial restorative.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08

soda water from the iouhl al cpnhor q
Walkers The reporter don't drlnk
anything else now, and he Thinks u Is
good enough for anybody
The Gazette wants tho elllzena Of
Lancaster 10 show themselves equal "
the oooaslou, aud furnish haHh gralH
to tho delegates 10 the bob-lall eonyen'
lion which assemblies IN that village
ON tho 10Th Instant On those terms
the average delegate could be- induced
10 take up a permanent residence
Judge lurlord requests lnE llEll'
AID 10 state that he will begln To cal
tho appearance docket this morning
al 4 o'olocls, NJ which time lao hopes 70
500 full attendance of the bar TO Vac
end that they may set such time iorlhc
trial Of their cases ~ will not conflict
with their attendance on the district
court now In session,
Tho book store Of Measra, Pierce q
Lyle was entered by burglars Sunday
night, aud robbed of ton dollars NJ
money, u gold chain, valued At thirty
dollars, aud gold pens, pencils, elcu
valued nj about one hundred dollars
The entrance was effected by cutting u
pane Of glass out Of tho baok window
| No olew Inns been discovered IA 10 who
tho raHcala were,
Mrs, u, Clark, late Of Chicago, ha'
reopened the old International hotel
AT The corner Of laCllca yonro Hnd lh
mar streets, under tho name OF The
Clark house, The house has been
thoroughly renovated aud rellrnlnh
cd In llrst.class style, aud Will compare
with amy house In the city. Chris AnC
Gu5stlll retain the saloon connected
with the house,
Tho baptist church was crowded
Sunday evening with representative
from the various Sunday schools In tn
city. a grand concert was participated
IN by all the schools, with Interchange
Of words of choer from oach Ia lh'
great cause, Our people are becoming
more deeply Interested In this enter
prise than ever before. Organization
arc being had all over the county, OnC
well they may, for there II no overestI
mating the good they are accomplish
lug for the intelligence, morals and re-
llglon of our county,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08
Jndge nmriOrd's Court.

The State of Texas vs.. j. p. McCabe
and Il, McCnbc, his wife, threatening
the life of Charles Bayley. This charge
occasioned considerable mirth and
laughter during the trial, one witness
OF the feminine gender relating not
outstanding the efforts of counsel to
stop her, all the bad traits in the char
acter of the defendant. After hearing
the evidence, the court bound the de.
PENDANTS over in n bond of $3.50 to APP
pear before the grand jury at its next
sitting; also, to keep the peace for the
space of one year. Bond furnished and
accepted,
State vs.. William Brizell, William
Griffith aud Peter Bergain-horse
stealing; trial set for Monday next.
Staievs. Henry Fran2er-horse steal
ing; trial set for next Monday. Andy
Beeson for same offence; cause to be
tried on Monday.
Lyle Il Co. VS.. Newton Hatcher
suit on account; tried by jury, and ver-
diet for plaintiff for fifty dollars and
costs. Notice of appeal given.
The appearance docket for this term
will he called this morning, commence
ing at s o'clock.
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And sim Another.

A man named Frazier, who was In
dicted at the last term of the district
court for theft of pistol and burglary,
and against whom the Indictment was
dismissed, on the ground that the man
was insane IA belief, the reporter may
here add, shared by Bill Sterrett), was
arrested yesterday for the trifling of
Tense of having rope in his hand. 1t
may not be out of place to add that
there was n horse that didn't belong to
Frazier attached to one end of the rope.
He will proceed to show cause before
Judge Burford this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08

At auction Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday nights, Juno0, 10 and II, the
choice collection of high class oil
paintings, oil chromos, English en-
cravings and water colors, elaboralely
and elegantly framed, now on free cx'
hibition ut No. 400 Main street. near
Tolllver ~ Williams drug store. Sale
posltlve--no reserve. Examine cata-
logues.
Ladies' are invited to visit and exam
inc this superb gallery before II IL
broken by removals following. saleS
Opening, Wednesday morning.
0Odtf j. q. BOOTH, Auctioneer,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08
Our Daily Food.

Adulteration prevails most exten.
sively where 1t could and should be
dispensed with, and where 1t is most
oppressive and difficult for It's victims
to endure, that is, in our daily food.
Food lisa most important necessity,
and It should be wholesome and nutrl-
tious, as nature formed 1t, without any
detrimental additions. If all articles
that are used In our daily food are as
pure aud healthful as DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder and his True Flavor
ing Extracts we should escape many of
the Ills of life. The manufacturers of
these preparations believe In giving
the public reliable articles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08

WV, LYrK q Co.,, real estate agents, No. lVl
Lamar street, beg leave 10 call the attention
Of persons Wishing 10 purchase real estate TO
no extensive lists ~ property on their
bulletin boards Ia aud outside "
their onee, under tho respective heads Of
"lmprnyed Clly Property" "Nneant Cily
lnla," Farms" ana "unimproyed and
Wlld Lands, embracing business houses ahu
vacant lots Ia tho commercial oentor Of tho
city, Also, building lots, and u number Of
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter of the city, Also, large tracts Of Wild
unds IN Dallns aud other counties ot the
state, besides u number Of mrms of various
Sizes, Including several large aud highly im'
proved plantations within hyo miles Of the
ellyo Dallas, 2Oddim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08
Arrcst OF Alleged Horse Thieves.

About noon yesterday, Sheriff Bark
ley arrested two men, giving the name
of Peter Berrlgan and William .Gritlis
on charge of horse stealing. a young
man named Andy Beason, was arrested
at Groesbeck, rs an accomplish, and
brought to this city. They were brought
before Judge Burford, when their trial
was set for Monday. Griffith and Bea
son were sent to Jail, Berrigan depos,
ting eight hundred dollars in the bank
OF Adams IL Leonard for his appear.
auce
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08
Trial of AlIegcd Countcrfcitcrs

The case of n. j, Sutton, who was
arrested last week at the Crystal Pal
ace, charged with passing or attempt
ing to pass counterfeit money, will
come up this morning at 8 O'clock he
fore United States Commissioners Ben
Long. The case of Richard Murphy,
charged with the same onense, IN
which Pink Wilkinson and Sutton mp
pear MS co-defendants, comes up bcfor,
the same officer on the conclusion o
Sutton's case.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08
Tllg GRAND OPENING.
Every Indication ola Glorious Success

To-day the inaugural races of the Dali
lns Blood.Slock association take place.
Everything seems propilous, aud there
can be no doubt hut what the affair
viii he u success, The track IL In fine
order, and the horses In excellent con-
dillon.
The following are the entries for to-
day.
FIRST RACE
Jockey Club Purse, $50, mile heats,
free rorall,
First Mr. A. Brandenborger's =, 9,
Red Wasp, 4 years, by Whale, dam by
Berkeley lOl, colors black and red,
Sccond-John IL, stones c, h, h,
Billy Williamson, aged, by Daniel
Boone, dam Corrlnne, ll5 pounds, col
ora green and orange
Third --D. .. Warren, b. &, Shoe Fly,
five years, 10y Jordan, dam omitted, 1907
pounds.
SECOND RACE.
Sweepstakes for three year olds,
Twenty-Five dollars entrance, club add
500, Ihree.Qunrter mile dash.
First-rhomas a. Gay, ~ f. Coran-
der, three years, 10y Rebel, dam Aurelle
Westheimer, elghly-seven pounds,
coors black and brown.
Second-F NJ. Lille, b. c. Jack
Hardy, three years, by imported Pine
ton, dam 10y imported Sovereign,
ninety pounds, colors blue and red,
Thrd--D. $. Warren's $. G. Nothing,
three years, by Red Russell, dam by
Belsha1lar, ninety pounds.
Pools were sold 10y Colonel Ed. l'in-
min ut the Turf Field and Farm last
evening, Coriander being the lavorite
in the dash, and Billy Williamson in
the race. The following is the amount
paid for pools last evening;
Billy Williamson, $50; field, 7.
Coriander, S27; jack Hardy, $40;
Nothing, 81,
CorianGer, S25; Jack Hardy, SIS;
Nothing, 81.
Billy Williamson, S25; Red Wasp
SO; shoe Fly, -.
Corlander, $50; Jack Hardy, So;
Nothing, 81.
Billy Williamson, $40; Red Wasp,
"a; Shoe Fly, 50.
Coriander, SO; Jack Hardy, So;
Nothing, 81,
Billy Williamson, $40; Red Wasp,
50; Shoe Fly, 81,
Coriander, S25 Jack Hardy, IS;
Nothing, 50.
Billiamson, $50; Red Wasp, 81; Shoe
Fly, S..
Coriander $50; Jack Hardy, 81;
Nothing, 81.
Coriander, SIS; Jack Hardy, So;
Nothing, 50.
Coriander $50; Jack Hardy, Sl4;
Nothing, So.
Coriander, $50; Jack Hardy, Sll;
Nothing, 50.
Billy Williamson, $50; Red Wasp,
I; Shoe Fly, -.
Coriander S25; Jack Hardy, $40;
Nothing, 50.
Coriander $50; Jack Hardy, Sl1;
Nothing; 50.
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nisirlri Cnurt-CI,IIT form.

Tho honorable district civil court
convened yesterday, his honor, judge
II, Barksdale, presiding,
In the case of II. IL. Rowland w Pres
Taylor, Judgment was given for defend
ant.
William Poland w Hayden Fisher
Dismissed for want of prosecution.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

60 to the races.
Races to-day at half-past o'clock.
IA little more grape, Captain
Bragg!n
Pools will be sold at the course to.
tiay. $1,000.
Pleasant aud commodious- The
HERALD's new quarters.
The walls OF the third story of the
LIE Grande begin to loom up.
The tiger glareth in his den, In all
his untamed fury and ferocity.
Yesterday was decidedly cool, rem
dering heavy clothing not uncomfort.
able.
Our Mutuals beat the Lawrence
club yesterday. The score stood TWEEN
iy-one to seventeen.
There are several very ugly holes
ON Main street which the authorities
should lose no time In filling up.
The emaciated Dux. was out exer-
cislng that trotting plug of his. Dux.
says he Is willing to bet he can 20 a
mile inside 400.
The mulatto Stocker, who shot the
negro Winn, Friday night, is still Mt
large, though the officers feel contident
Of eflecting his capture.
The worst pun Of the season-that
board nailed to one of the trees In the
courthouse square, which reads; "Flve
dollars fine for hltching to this fence.n
Muster Jimmie Morrison has a six.
weeks old cub bear at Conner &
Walkers drug store, that promises at
no distant day to develop Into first
GLASS pet--or nuisance.
The unclaimed baggage at the
Commercial hotel was yesterday sold
at auction. Several amusing scenes
occurred, but the purchasers very gen.
orally got the worth of their money.
Colonel John G. Mccoy and Major
John Henry Brown, candidates for the
constitutional convention, addressed
large audience at tile court house yes
terday, In regard TO their respective
claims and merits for the position.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08

ft saloon, Dave CaAlebtrrys saloanl
Cosmopolitan hotel, San Iaulnlo hotel
Ruhpy d Forlem' 0ermania beer
Hail, Stevens nows stand, At poslollleei
and Turf Field and Farm salooll'
quarter stretch hai8es viii DO Tor
sale NJ the box office Monday, when
viii admit the holder 10 lhe track he'
tween heats, flr the purpose OF exam
ming tho horses, and all other parts OF
tho grounds,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08

The cItIzonH " Dallas viii have on
opportunity, 'fhursdny, Friday aud
saturday evenings, 10 listen to some
thing they are not In the habit OF hay'
Ing presented TO them by the usual
ItlnorOnt companies travelling our thC
country u band Of genuine lyrolcsc
warblcp, They will give three enter
tnlnmcnls NJ odd Fellows hall, aud
TuE lIEuALp trusts viii receive alih'
crnl patronage from Gur citizens,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08
The Obsequics OF the Late MIR. 7. IL.
Bnum.

The funeral of the late Mr.. +. II.
Baum took place from his late resi-.
dence, Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock. Ii was attended by a large
body of friends and acqualntances, in
addition to the Masonic, Bnal Birth
and knights of Pythias orders, each OF
which deceased was a member. Ar
irving at the grave, Rabbi Markus
Goslin repeated the Hebrew burial ser
vices, after which the body was con-
signed to the grave with the usual inn
pressive Masonic services.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08
Personal

-Messrs. Thomas Riley and r. X
Hawkins, of Galveston, and II, Askey
Esq, of Gonzales, are among the Wis
itors to our city, and are slipping theil
Iced tea at tue San Jacinto.
Frank ], Bend, Esq, vice presl.
dent, and Colonel George Noble, Gen.
eral Superintendent Texas and Pacific
arrived last night from Sherman, and
are at the San Jacinto. They leave for
Marshall by special train on the Texas
and Pacific this morning.
That blonde andcurled darling on,
Innocent young friend, ]. b. Innes.
dropped into our new quarters last
evening. He wished TO see the relIg-
lous editor, but he was ont, and he
dropped tear and his card, aud then
meandered gently away. Thou art
gone, but not forgotten. Good gracIousl
Pythian Temple.
Meesra. Ii. I,eouard I w tvr;.,,t
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Tickets for the Races.

Tickets for the races may be had a,
any ofthe following places.
Messrs, Sanger Brothers, Conner &
walker, Hamilton & Co., Hollenbeck
q McCollum, Pierce & Lyle, b. Ward,
Hoskins & Howell, Kahn & May,
street car railroad Office, A. D. John.
son'srailroad ticket ofiiceunderthe San
Jaoluto, Commercial hotel, Ed, Har.
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W, u. MILLER, Pros'l,
W, II, GAhrON,
j, Y, FIELD,
JAMES H., lIAIlkIkA,

The gentlemen To whom the letter
was address held u meeting yesterday
afternoon, aud adopted proper meas
urcs TO receive the general, OnhIs mr.
rival they will meet him at the depot
aud escort hlmto the hotel where, after
u brief rest, carriages viii be taken for
the fair grounds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLA

Mayor-W. l.. Cabell.
Engineer-William NJ. johnson.
Attorney-William NJ. Edwards.
Ireasurer-Robert II. West,
Secretary-J. b. Hereford.
Assessor and Collector-Thomas j, Keeton.
Observation-Disclosures Peak.
Health Ofiicer;--Dr. NJ. A, Cornelius.
,,A,,i,aiermen--First ward: II. Ervay, +. l..
WiiIlmette, j. W. Crowdus. Second ward.
Alfred DAVIS and A. 7, obenchain. Third
ware Tara: d; Z. Grove. B, p. Jett and W. ]
E. Q. Mcclure. "iiu
The offices of the various city officers aro
81 the city market house. The board of Al.
dermen meet In regular session at tho conn-
nii room over the market, every Tuesday
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9ailg gerald.
FoIs SALE.

MY residence, eoTaer Pacific avenue
and Houston streets, embraeing hAif .
bIoek OF ground, with aweii nniAiieh
one.stoFy ANA basement Toeh'eeneFNle
buiIdinE, nnd all necessary oW''b"'l"'
iugH, sia. An eaTIy applicant mas he'
cure q bargain,
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