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MAIL SCHEDULE.

Meet every Wednesday night. Lr. J. w. Pructt, W. (. T.: !. T. Fowler, Secretary.
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A tsoSs-Meet on Main street on A tIr fist and third Saturdays in each 2X Month. ]. W. Russell, ". M. J. $. w Erwin Scc'ty.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-12

We had the pleasure yesterday of n
call from on old wartime friend, Capt
w. Il. Moore, OF Paris, State Senator
In the Fourteenth Legislature from the
Lamar and Fannln district. Capt.
Moore is now representing the honse
of r. Il. Buckner Il Bro, Cotton Fac
tors and Commission Merchants, New
Orleans. The Captain will spend u
day or two in our city, looking after
the fleecy staple of our section.
Gen. Cabell, the Mayor of Dallas,
arrived home yesterday, looking and
feeling remarkably well after u most
delightful visit to Arkansas. The Gen
eral while absent met many of his old
companions in arms, and was treated
with great kindness and courtesy by
every one. We see by the Gazette
that last Friday night, in Little Rock,
he was eomplimented by n serenade
by the City Band at his quarters in the
Anthony House. In response to call,
the Generol appeared upon the balco-
NY and made brief speech, after
which the assemblage dispersed, much
pleased.
We are pleased to note the appre,ja.
ton with which the meritorous liter
AIRY weekly ''rhe Sunny South,n is
held by our Southern readers. The
success of this home journal, starting,
as 1t did, last January, is simply mar
velous, for It boasts already of thirty
thousand subscribers. One of the most
elegant four story buildings in Atlanta,
Ga, Is just being completed, and will
be entirely occupied by the Sunny
South. Mr.. Broughall, who is In Dali
las In the interest of the paper, sent on
one hundred subscribers from here last
Friday. We heartily recommend the
Sunny South to the citizens of Dallas.
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A SIxty-four Founder.

A granger-he must have been one
because he had such fancy for en-
tract of walked around 80 much
last night that he became dizzy. So
much 30, indeed, that he procured a
dealy weapon to slay certain prom
inent individual of this city. The lat
ter, hearing ofthe intent and knowing
how confused his opponents ideas
were, merely provided himself with a
bucket Of cold water. As the belliger-
ent party passsd the corner he received
a column Of cold water on the back OF
his head. Dreaming of his own san.
culinary thoughts and Intentions, he
concluded that firearms had suddenly
closed his career. Falling over ON the
sidewalk, he cried "Shot with q can
on, and KILLED without a showl SO
much for Texas The Intervention Of
friend saved the fallen man from the
calaboose, The incident Is one of ac-
tual occurrence, and the reporter meets
its parallel almost nightly. @M
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University Of Virginia, May 20, 1872.


We understand that Mr.. VIM. u. Cabell, n
gentleman OF wide reputation as the founder
and Principal OF Norwood High School, has
engaged the services IN the work of lnstluc.
ton OF II. Key Meade, Thomas A. Seldom
and IL. X, Carter, all teachers OF experience,
and distinguished for special Attachments In
their respective departments. Norwood
School Ii distinctly preparatory To tho uni
versity, ana we recognize with pleasure the
success OF the school, as evinced by the high
standing and rapid progress of many OF Mr.
Cabel's pupils who have passed from his
hands into ours. With all confidence, there
fore, we recommend the school conducted
by Mr. Cabell to those Who wish TO have
their sons thoroughly trained for the Uni
versity or for any sphere OF higher culture.
II, H. Gildewleeye, Professor of Greek
George Frederick Holmes, Professor of His
tory, Literature and Rhetoric.
John d. Minor, Professor OF Common and
statute Law.
Charles s. Yenable, Professor of Mathe-
MATES.
j. =. Davis, Professor of Anatomy and
Mat. Med,
William Il. Peters, Professor of Latin.
Noah X. Davis, Professor of Moral Philos.
ophy.
James l.. Cabell, Professor of Physics and
Surgery.
Nj. Schele DoVere, Professor of Modern
Languages
Nv, Mallet, Professor of Chemistry
Francs IL. smith. Professor OF Natural
Philosophy.
John X. Page, Professor of Natural ulsto-
ny and Agriculture.
l.. j. Boeck, Professor of Applied Mathe-
MATES.
3. o. Southall, Professor of Mercantile
Law, etc.
James l.. Harrison, Professor of School Of
Med and Chairman Faculty.
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HalEpast Three A. M.

Barney, dear, and what kept you
so late, and where is the dray and the
thirteen dollars they paid you for the
same yestere'en"
well, Bridget, dear, and III list
spake it out. Whin | was paid OIL |
thought would jist buck of dollar
and quit; but, bedad, whin the dollar
was gone, | tried another, and kept
tryin' till It was all gone. thought
] would win us n fortune, Bridget.
dear.n
Pat, that's what you've tauld me n
Kindred times, and no brid in the
house."
"Yis, Bridget, darlint, but 1t will
come at last"
"But, Pat, in the manetime where
are we to git food for the children, our
credit is no good at all, at all?"
The reporter left them aud met some
clerks coming from the Keno room.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
wiIIic swindeiIs Injured by "a Fall
Ing building.

Yesterday evening tho small brick
rattle-trap concern, which was occu-
pied by "Cheap John" as an auction
house, on the corner OF Elm and Aus
It'd streets, fell into the adjoining lot.
Young Willie Swindells happened to
DO standing near, and was buried up
to his waist In the mass OF fallen
brick aud mortar. His friends may
congratulate themselves on his narrow
escape from death. AS IL was, he re-
ceived severe cash In the head and
had his legs badly bruised by the I'M
pinging brick. II was feared at first
that serious internal injuries had been
received in the abdominal region.
Fortunately these fears proved to be
unfounded, and the sufferer Will be
able TO attend TO his usual avocations
very soon. The immediate cause OF the
catastrophow the digging of a trench
in which was to be laid the founda-
tons Of an adjacent building. On ex-
amlning the walls the reporter found
that they had been hastily put up, with
thickness Of only two bricks. For II
building OF its size this was perhaps
enough, provided 1t had been con-
structed with any degree OF care. But
n casual observation will show that
numbers of business aud other houses
In Dallas nre erected on principles of
severe economy. The average citizen
Is more or less timid when his child
rem, or his friends children are subject
ed to dangers which may end in fatal
results. They, therefore, are anxious
that the city authorities should exercise
their authority In preventing areoccur-
renee of II similar accident, A press
of other business prevented this re-
porter from investigating the question
OF the city engineers powers in the
premises. Whether or not there ex-
lists an ordinance which requires him
to inspect the different buildings that
are giong up, we are unable, now, to
determine; but if there is not, The
HERALD would most easnestly urge
upon the City Council to pass an ordi-
nance To this effect at their next meet
ing. The public safety requires that
some such step should be taken at an
early date.
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Mayors Court.

J. G. Benton, a gentleman from the
western portion Of the State, was be-
fore His Honor, the Mayor, yesterday,
charged with carrying concealed weap.
ons. Mr.. Benton had the good sense
to plead guilty, and was In consequence
let Off with light fine of Ave dollars
and costs, oil of which is u warning to
all would-be offenders Of the majesty
Of the law.
Another unfortunate, with the Gu
phonious name OF Theodore Gisler,
hurried on by an impulse which, of all
animals, actuates only man, permitted
himself to indulge in too much OF that
liquid which steals the brain away.
As a natural consequence no found
himself registered on the Mayors
docket, with big ID. and ID. after his
name. The Mayor sympathixed with
him to the amount OF three dollars
and costs.
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Hans Funck had been brave $50
Jer boy" on the frontier, and arrived
In this city on Thursday from one of
the frontier posts. While serving hia
country ut sixteen dollars per month
and grub he had boarded his "ill-
thy lucre," and when he stepped out
from Uncle SANS regimentals, u free
man once more, he had considerable
OF "the root of all evil" But, while
he was regular ld-fashioned warrior
on the plains among the Indians,
when he stormed that castle yclept
the " Lady Gay Saloon,n he lost that
military glory which clustered around
his shield, earned on something less
than II hundred sanguinary battle
fields, and fell, badly routed aud de-
m0ralized, victim to its wiles and
ways. Yesterday morning he went to
that institution with a.hundred dollars
on his person. He tarried too long
ut the wine-cup; he threw him
self outside OF too large quantities
of the crittter," and, in plain
language, 1t got the best of him
to such an extent that he became
perfectly oblivious to passing events,
aud utterly regardless OF consequences;
In fact, he got very drunk. When he
recovered sufficiently to investigate
the state of his finances, he was dis
gusted to find them in state of per-
feet bankruptcy. Thirsting for VEN
geance, he had Harry Haywood, the
barkeeper, and his accomplice, Gerty
Banks, arrested, accusing them of hav-
ing robbed him. Yesterday the pris-
oners were brought before Judge Bur-
ford, and after II lengthy trial bound
over to appear before the District Grim
inal Court.
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

The Stonewall Greys drilled last
night at the Courthouse.
Judge Silas Hare will hold court
tomorrow at the usual hour.
Young people are beginning to In
quire when the dancing school will re-,
open.
The fire companies, dispairing of
alegitimate cause Of turning out, drill
every night.
--Another large wagon train loaded
with lumber passed through the city
after dark last night.
The cholrs Of several churches
held rehearsals last evening, and made
night melodius with sweet sounds.
The Le Grande Hotel will certainly
be opened next week. The house Is
nearly finished, and viii be- furnished
throughout at the time Of the open
Ing.
Would It not be q good thing for
everybody to pray for rain to.dayg i
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New YORK, September ll.--Money easy at
lH92 per cent sterling short, So, Gold llGL
@ll6}4.
Government bonds dull; new fives, lis.
southern state securities quiet.
Bank Staten nt-Loans Increased s625 coo;
specie decreased SS7h,0O legal tenders de-
creased 81, l25,OOD; deposits decreased 81 1885,.
900; reserve decreased &QCOGC0.
Fred. SGherdt Sons bankers, have fail.
cd, Their Liabilities are mostly abroad.
Cotton quiet ut li5s; sales, $50 bales.
Flour SILL slightly in buyers favor. SUI
periine aud State, o 0O@5 90; good to choice,
50 S5@S 80.
Wheat lie higher red winter, 81 SBa A.
amber winter, VI i30el As; white, 81 iO@l So.
Corn tlrmer; fair, 72S7i; steam mixed, 740s
7ln, sail 10; high mixed, 80; white iliXed,
n; white mixed, 70.
Oats decidedly flimer; mixed and white,
i5M55; choice white, 57@lS,
,CoHeo-eitio dun ana 40 lower, Cargoes,
lSGp0c, gold.
Sugar quiet and steady at 7IsCQSl4c; fair to
good refining, SHci prime refined steady with
fair enquiry, MOasses continues duh and
nominal Rice In fair demand, Talow
firm atO9E@8l,o.
Pork quiet ~ S9l 90. Lard firmer, steam
lal@l3 b-lBo
Spirits turpentine steady. Rosin quiet Mt
u B5Wl 70, for strained. Whisky lower and
more active and closed at u 20. Freight. de-
olinthg.
NEW ORLEANS, September ll.--Gold ll8l5.
Sterling-commercial bills, 50 j2@5 50, Sight
" premium,
Cofee duh and lower; ordinary l9lll@olS;
good, ly4M2O; prime, 2OCs2l
Whisky lower--Sl 70.
Cotton demand ftir. Movements re-
strictcd by scant and unsatisfory supplies.
sales iSi bales, Good ordinary TO strict
good ordinary, lPs@l2Hc; low middling to
strict low mlddlMg, l21S@l31Sc mlddling To
strict middling, B%@li16c; good mddllng,
HA@lihc.
Flour dull and steady. Superflne, So 25
double, 70 33lgCe5 10; treble, So 0097 W; choice
and family, " 25@7 %.
Corn meal quiet and held ut "a 40.
Corn easier Mt S0g90c.
Oats firm. Prime 10 choice 4Sa55c
Bran dull nj 81 l2l5 Hay In moderate de-
mand. Ordinary, si2 80 prime, sai 0Og9o 0O
choice, $40 90.
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THE GRAIN MARKET.

WHEAT--Qulet and firm at 0S@sl " ex-
IRENE figures, the Todd mills pay ingthe lat
Ter rates for extra grain; Mediterranean, S2s
$780,; damaged wheat very dull ana barely
quOtable AT 5O0s00c.
OATS-F NJ Si6g35c
RYE-Firm nc Ojg75c, with fair offerings.
BARLEY eadily commands O@I0c for
good average grain.
C0RN--,rhefo il hut little old corn on the
market, and only sufficient new corn Il
brought 10 the city TO lill the local demand.
Selling from wagons on the streets at ljg55c.
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lBY AUTHORITY
AN ORDINANCE

To amend an ordinance entitled IAN Ordi.
nance to establish and regulate License
and Occupation Taxes in the City OF Dnl.
las
SECTIoN |. lie 1t Ordained by the CITY
Council of the City of Dallas, That Section
LIST OF the above entitled ordinance, passed
by the City Council upon the 25th day of
september, 1874, be and the same is hereby
amended so as to read Upon every hotel,
omnibus, hack or express runner there Is
hereby levied aud assessed an annual IL
cense tax of fifty dollars, (s50OO) payable in
United States currency"
See. 2. BE 1t further ordained, That said
ordinance be and the same Is further amend
Ell 10 read: THAT upon every person, per-
sons, firm or association keeping and using
for hire or fee for weighing any hay, cotton,
wool, hides, wheat or stock scales, there is
hereby levied and assessed an animal license
tax or my dollars, payable In United States
currency Provided, that no scales shall here
after be erected or established in any of the
streets alleys or other highways of the city
without express leave of the City Council,
Obtained at some regular meeting of said
body, upon proper petition asking the
privilege
Sec. 8. BE 1t ordained, That this ordinance
snail take effect and be in force from and
aiter us passage, as required by the City
Charter.
Approved this 9th day of September, 1875.
M, Il. q, McLURE,
A,teSl' Acting Mayor,
J'b' hereford, secretary. sepl2-l0t
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might interfere u little with cotton
picking II the prayers are answered;
but you can't please everybody, you
know.
All is life, activity and business at
the southeast corner Of Elm and Lamar
streets, where DIR. S. IL. Locke, DR..
Niece, the dentist, and the Mobile
Lite Insurance Company have recently
taken elegant offices, which are nicely
fitted up.
ELDER Cornell, late from Callforn-
la, will speak at the Baptist Church, in
this city, this Sunday evening Sub
ject, (" Is there Devil? If so, why Is
he allowed to exist and deceive?" ex-
amined In the light of Revelation.
The public is cordially invited.
We acknowledge the receipt OF an
invitation to the grand ball of the
StonewalI Grays, which will come OIL
on the night of the twenty-third. 1t
will be an elegant affair, and many II
manly gray will on that occasion sur
render at discretion, wounded through
and through by the bright glances OF
the bellies OF Dallas.
John Jackson, Esq, one OF the
oldest citizens of this county, died ut
his late residence on White Rock
Creek, ten miles northeast of Dallas,
ON Sunday last, after brief Illness, Of
eresypelas, aged rs years. Mr.. jack
son was q native of East Tennessee,
but moved from Missouri to Dallas
county in 1916, since which time he
has been u useful and honored citizen
of our county. He leaves very large
circle of relatives and friends to mourn
his death.
The churches will undoubtedly be
crowded to-day If the weather is at all
pleasant. A great many OF the Indies
have already purchased their fall rig
ging, and church will be good place
to display their latest styles to advan-
tage. And tomorrow night when Mr..
Lovely visits Miss Demure, his ears
will be RECALLED with the kind of bonnet
Miss SO and SO had on, and that she
really thinks that black silk, pull.back
skirt, worn by her dear friend Miss
Merry was drawn back just little too
tight, ct Get.
Last night was, to use n young
lady's expression, lovely. The air was
deliclously cool, and the mild beams of
the moon 30 softened and chastened all
objects, TINT even dusty, dirty Dallas
looked beautiful In the soft, mellow
moonlight. Many an amorous swain
hung lingeringly on the front gate,
loath to depart the aliectionate gaze of
his sweetheart's bright eyes and tender
smile. In fact it must have been Oh
such night that Byron wrote that
''Lovers' vows seem sweet in every
whispered word"
The distressing accident which oc-
curredin Chicago on Sunday, whereby
Mrs. Norton, wife of Judge A. b. Nor
ton, postmaster of this city, had her
arm taken Off abovethe elbow by being
thrown under running car, has clio
tied a great deal Of sympathy In our
city for the amiable anu unfortunate
lady. The latest information we have
Is from Norton's Inte)ligencer, of yes
terday, which says that II telegram
from Judge Norton himself, dated on
Tuesday last, states that Mrs. Norton
is better, and though the dispatch is
not very definite, 1t leaves the impress
sion that she will recover.
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j. IS. Leachman would respectfully call the
attention Of the public to the fact that he
has taken the agency for the world-renown-
cd Elias Howe Sewing Machines, and that
he has just received fine lot of them at his
new quarters. No. 7a0 Main street, two doors
west OF Southern Hotel. The ladies, In par
ticuar, are cordially invited to call and ex-
anime the improved llght-running Howe.
All kinds OF Needles flfty cents per dozen.
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WE LYrE& Co., real estate agents, No.
los Lamar street. bog leave to call the atten.
ton OF persons Wishing TO, purchase real es-
tate TO the extensive lists'of property on their
bulletin boards In and outside OF their Office
under the respective heads OF 'Improyed
City Property, ""Vacant city Lots, ""Farms"
and "Unimproved and Wild Lands,' ON
bracinR business houses and vacant lots In
the commercial center OF the city. Also,
building lots, and anumber OF very desir-
able residences situated In every quarter of
inc city. Also, large tracts OF Wild lands In
paliasend other counties ofthe state, besides
number offsrms OF various sizes, inolud.
Ing several large and highly improved plan.
'ations within Ave miles Of tho city OF Dallas
aug25dtf
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MRS. f.. THOMAS.

We noticed on yesterday the largest ship
munt OF cattle ever made by q. W, wills,
Stock Agent for the Texas and Pacific Rail
way, and ]. W. Thomas, from tho city OF
Dallas. These mon of merit deserve great
praise and honor for their extensive iniiu-
ence and business qualifications,
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The money market continues .ensy, with n
full supply OF funds In sight All legitimate
demands ARE readily metnt ~ per cent
GOLp-There IL no change 10 note IN Bolu
quotatlons-llO@ll2, with but few transact
lions.
SlLVER--Is quoted at lO7M@lO9, with a
fair demand, principally from planters 10
pay laborers.
EXCHANuF,--On the principal cities COM
inands n per cent premium, while CONNER
clal bills are quoted nj Il per cent. discount.
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10 All whom This May Concern.

Having been appointed Public weigher,
and duly qualified as such, for the city OF
Dallas, notice Is hereby given that shall be
prepared from this date To attend TO the re-
Quirements OF the office.
My deputies can be found at the Compress
building, and also near the Texas and Pm
cihc depot. l.. q. SWOR.
Dallas, Texas, SeptemberS, 1875.
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NOTICE.

All accounts due the undersigned
remaining unsettled ON the LIST day
" Octobgs next VIII be placed IN the
handa Of an officer for collection.
PevHons knowing themselves indebt-
ed 20 me viii save trouble aud ex-
pense by paying UP before that time.
dAw-0ctl j. w. sWINDEhiS'
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For Rsnt.

One livery stable, situated In central
and convenient part of the city, with all
conyeniences for conducting tho business.
Plenty OF room, etc. Also, one dwelling
hotise, with out-houses and stable attached,
good gardens, etc. Enquire ut tke
septlldtf SHERlFFS OFFICE.
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The coparthership heretofore existing be-
tween II. p. Aunspaupgh 4 Geo. Y. Farrar
was dissolved by mutual consent July 10.
1910. Il. p. AUNSPAUGH,
GEO. p, FARRAR,
The business win be continued by Geo, p,
Farrar, who win settle all matters connected
WIN the OLD nrm. sept9dlw
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The singer Sewing Machine Office, Mr.. A.
Wood, Manager, IL located NJ the Red Front,
73s Main street, and you can there get the
best English needles for all kinds of ma
chimes. Only 80 cents per dozen.
sept3dlm. A. WOOD.
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Removed.

IN. Leachman, agent for Howe's Sewing
Machine, has removed his Office to 7ss Main
street, which win DO his permanent head
quarters, and he will have q fine stock of
machines In few days. He cordially in
yites the ladies of Dallas anu vicinity, who
arc In want OF sewing machine, TO call and
examine the old reliable Howe. sepAdtf
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sunday Dail.s.

Usually the vapor Bath room ON Wood
street IL closed on Sunday. To-day the room
will be open from sam. until 10 PIN. for the
benefit OF strangers and those who cannot
give their attention to this system OF bath
ing during tho week. Ladies' will receive
every attention necessary. Remember the
shower Bath-two blocks south of the San
Jaclnto Hotel.
sepI2-lt MRS. +. THOMAS.
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CITY BUSINESS.

DIR. j. w. McGee has found II necessary
owing 10 circumstances beyond his control
to remove his dental office to the southeast
corner Elm and Lamar streets, over Kahn's
clothing store, opposite City Bank.
geptlOl3t
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stonewnIl Grcys l

You are hereby ordered 10 appear at your
Armory tomorrow tNlonday) evening at
half. pnst seven o'clock, In full uniform
BY order OF JUNE PEAK,
First Lieutenant, Commanding.
], ". WOLF. Secretary.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.


! That stanford, at iO7 Elm street, has Just
purchaAed, and viii be receiving within the
next Ten days, the most complete stock OF
MdnA,, Youths' md Boys Clothing ever
brought 10 Dallas.