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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-28

That beautiful lot Of Wallpaper
fresh new patterns will be opened to-
morrow morning at Reed Il Lathrop's,
800, Main Street,
Professor lI0sack's picture snle last
night, at the Fields theatre, was well
attended, and most Of the ohrom0s
aud epgrayngs brought good prices
congregational services conducted
by Rev. H. NJ. Daniels each Sabbath
al II o'clock A. NJ. In the hall OF the
knights Of pythias--enlrance between
500 and 81 Main street.
AT the Tabernacle M. II. church
to-day the Rev. Mr., Bell, Of Austin,
will preach at II o'clock A, NJ, aud
Prof Steele at 1880 =. NJ. The hour for
holding sunday school has been
changed from . A. NJ. to 2 y. NJ.
Miss Oliver IL stopping nj the San
Jaclnto Hotel, room fourteen, for II
few days only, with a full line Of hu-
man hair goods. Three ounce switches
for two dollars aud upwards, and IL
prepared TO make switches from
straight hair or combings. Switches
colored, repaired or enlarged TT rea-
sonable rates, Hair jewelry made to
order, all styles
The following parties applied for
marriage license TO Judge Harwood,
Clerk of the District Court, for the
week ending Saturday evening; Il.
Sontree and Victoria LaNotte, Newton
Clark and Susan Buckhardt, Olof An
derson and Nancy Comus, Lee Bull
lard and Sue w. Smith, j. c. Knox
and Jennie Shawyer, James Kinney
and Kitty Sherman, Collin Patton and
Rachel Chllders.
We were mistaken IN stating In
yesterdays issue that there was no or
dinance TO prevent such unfortunate
occurrences us happened day before
yesterday, which resulted In the death
Of Harry Swlndells, City Attorney
Edwards Informed us yesterday that
the City Council passed an ordinance
on the 2sth of last January, which, If
strictly enforced, would prevent the
rcoccurrence Of such terrible accidents.
Ifabaolutely necessary, special po-
liceman should be appointed for the
sole purpose OF patrolling the depot
yards, with positive Instructions 10 en-
force the ordinance to the very letter.
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Adnlt,ed 20 prae.lce Lnw.

Mr.. George w. Anderson, who has
for some time occupied the position of
assistant to Presiding Justice Burford,
was yesterday admitted to the practice
of the law. Having resided in Dallas
for long period, Mr.. Anderson Is
known among his many acquaintances
as young man of sterling integrity |;
his honesty of purpose, coupled with
his courteous and gentlemanly bearing,
having made many lasting friends for
him. We tender Mr.. Anderson our
best wishes for his future success, and
are satisfied that his well-known ener-
gy aud perseverance will enable him
to gain distinction In his new pro-
fession.
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Arrest Of ~ Prominent Butcher on a
Charge Of Cattle Stealing.

Yesterday morning about ten o'clock,
word was brought to the Sheriff's of.
flee that two men were attempting to
drive some cattle out of the river bot
tom opposite the city, belonging to s.
A. Rush and other persons, in the vi
entity.
Deputy sheriils, Beve Scott and Ham
Hardin ut once started for the place
mentioned, but found on arriving
there that the parties had released the
cattle, and left, taking the Fort Worth
road. The officers following overlook
them about three miles from this city,
and on hating them one was found to
be John Matthews, n butcher of consid-
cradle means here, and the other %
colored man named John Shirley.
On arriving at the Sherifi's office
MIR. Matthews related the following to
Sheriff Barley, which, If true, will re-
lieve him from any suspicion of guilt
in the matter.
According to his version of
the affair, 1t seems that he purchased
number of cattle from drover
last Tuesday, and while ON his road
with them to tins city, they stampeded
in the bottoms, and, owing to the dark
uaaa anma N ina ar ta, Of tba,,, ao,,ll
not be found. Seeing that further
search was useless, he concluded to
wait till morning, when he started
with Shirley to hunt them up. After
searching for couple Of hours, he
came across some cattle which he
thought were his; among them, how
ever, Were COW and calf which he
knew were not his; but, being in the
brush, he could not separate them, and
so concluded TO drive them all close
to the river, where be could separate
them. M r3aaa
While thus engaged, he was met by
some men, who claimed the cattle, |
and, after some conversation with |
them, was convinced that he had made
a mistake, and that the cattle were not
those he was hunting for. Whereupon
he at once gave them up and started
with his assistant up the road to further
prosecute his search. On seeing the
officers approaching him, he did
not attempt to escape, but sus-
pecting their mission he exclaimed
before arrested, that hehad not intend
ID tosteal the cattle, The amount of
pail was fixed by Judge Burford at two
lundred dollars In each case--two affi-
lavits having been filed+-which was
furnished by Mr.. Matthews
riends; Shirley, however, was COM
nitted to Jail In default Of bail.
As q matter Of course, Mr.. Matthews,
s well as his friends, feel greatly dis.
essed at the idea of theft being i'm
uted to him, and as he has always
cen held In high esteem as a good and !
pright citizen, 1t is to be hoped that
q will be proven innocent of the
harges made against him. {
u i.
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Mayors Court.

General Cabell having returned from
his visit to st. Louis, occupied the
Mayors chair yesterday morning.
George Smith, an Elm street restau-
rant keeper, plead not guilty to the
charge Of fighting, but was tried, found
guilty and fined SIS and costs.
Russell Morris Tuttle, made his fourth
appearance before the Mayor under
the same old plea of drunk and disor-
derby. r. M. II. begged hard and on
his promising to reform his Honor dis
missed him.
One of the inmates of Maud Dun
bars establishment plead guilty to the
charge Of being u prostitute, and was
fined SO and costs. y
The case of j. lien, charged with
keeping house Of ill-fame, excited
considerable interest. Izen pleaded
not guilty, and demanded a trial by
jury, which was granted him, and a
jury was empannelled. Various wit
nesses were sworn, whose testimony
fully convicted the individual. Some
of the testimony was TO the effect that,
one Of the Smith sisters, a variety wo-
man, was seen at liens house in bed
with man, rs was also Ada Montrose,
and other variety actresses, and were
seen to leave there between two and
four O'Clock in the morning. One wit.
ness stated that he had seen three wo-
men and two men come out of the
house about daylight and Immediately
separate. One witness testified that
he had engaged board at the house for
and family, but he left as soon |
as he discovered the character of the |
place, etc. The testimony was so con- !
Elusive that the jury fined him one |
hundred dollars and costs.
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Commission Dealers In Glly Lots. Lands
aud Land Scrip, ONCE Lamar Hotel Building.
We are authorized by the owner OF the 72O
acre Nv aoo" farm, TO say that Investigation
oftitle 10 the same Is courted, and that a per.
feet title, with abundant guarantee, win be
given, Notwithstanding the claim 81 up by
others. This In splendid farm and offered
NJ n decided bargain, the owner having no
use for farm property.
1000 acres No. / land In Erath TO trade for
Dallas property,
Three'story, 10 room, Brown Stone front,
New York city residence, 10 trade Tor II
$4,000 Dallas county farm.
snug Cottage Residence "Cedar HIM." for
sale.
Two'story, handsome, convenient city
Dwelling, six rooms, lot lO0x08-most eligible
location, S9,50O
Two-story, new and stylish city Dwelling,
seven rooms, lot 6OXl50 and OF greatest con
Venicnce 10 business; for sale or would trade
ioF No. farm IN Dallas county and pay
last cash dl ference.
twenty-five room Kansas Hotel ~ trade
for Dallas lots or Texas lands.
Five new two.slory brick stores on Main
street, TO sell.
Wnnted-For sale to meet demand, farms
In Dallas, Denton, Kaufman, Tarrant and
johnson countes
"AlterlaIe" and international" Land
scrip, ut lowest figures In any quantities. d.
nuv23-dSt. W, u. DONOHO a co.
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Dramatic.

One of the Waco papers has the fol.
lowing to say of the Fay Templetou
Combination that will appear In this
city on next Thursday evening:
The ever charming little Fay, talent
ed, youthful, beautiful and artistic,
took the house ty storm, and walked
straight to the bottom of the heart Of
every judge Of good acting In the
house. W
Alice vane, mn old-time favorlte Of
ours, only ripened by time, and still
the chaste, appreciative, careful, palms
taking actress OF old. Her welcome to
Waco boards was assured from the
first, and ought TO be held sure guar
antee OF future, both pleasant
and profitable In Waco.
John Templeton Is still the same fine
actor and clever gentleman Of old. The
remainder OF the company comprise
many favorite names. Our limited
space precludes anything like an ex-
tended notice, much TO our chagrin.
We bid this talented company well
come 10 Waco, and trust their engage.
ment win prove profitable one
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HAIRY swINDEI.Ls,
verdicr 81 the C0FDner's Jnry--Funcr.
nj Yesterday AT rnOOn,

Yesterday morning the jury Of In
quest, summoned by Judge Burford
the hight before 10 View the remains
of Harry SwIndells, met pursuant to
adjournment and heard The testimony
of Sanford Johnson, A, NJ, Beal, assist.
ant yardmaster of the Texas aud Pa
oillo road, and ThOmas Roberts, em-
ploye In Spencers cotton yard. They
testified IN follows;
Sanford johnson sworn, says; live
In the city Of Dallas. On yesterday
evening, about o'clock, saw deceas-
ed fall from u freight ear on the Texas
and Pacific railroad. | was In Russell's
broom factory; just ~ stepped 10 the
door saw deceased falling from the
ear; he seemed 10 be falling from the
top Of the cotton bales between two
cars; the train was moving very slowly
at the time he fell; saw the wheels Of
the car run over the body; this was ut
the switch of the Pacific depot IN the
CITY OF Dallas; saw no person near the
deceased, when saw him falling.
SANFORD JOHNSON.
A. NJ. Beul sworn, says: ! am assist
ant yarJmaster in the employ of the
Pacific railroad company. About p,
m. yesterday, the 10Th OF November,
1870, saw deceased just about the
time he struck the rail, Just in front of
wheel of platform car which was
loaded with cotton; he fell between
two cars; the wheels OF two cars passed
over his body producing instant death;
the car was running slowly; we were
making up freight train.
A. NJ. BEAL.
Tom Roberts sworn, says; | work
for Mr.. Spencer in the cotton yard OPP
posite the switch on Pacific railroad, In
Dallas. On yesterday evening about
5 O'clock ] saw the deceased attempt
to jump from platform freight car to
another freight car; both cars were
loaded with cotton In jumping he
fell between the two cars; did not see
him when be struck the rail did not
see the wheels run over tho body |
went directly TO where he fell and
found him entirely dead, the wheels of
the car having passed over his body.
TOM ROBERTS.
VERDICT.
We the jury OF inquest find that the
deceased, James III. Swindells, came
to his death by being run over by the
wheels of freight train Of the Pacific
Railway Company without the default,
negligence or wrongful acts OF any
person. ..s
Geo. w. Baird, J.B. Young, J. Y.
Williams, +. Rankin, II. A. Rodgers,
u. q. Lockwood.
The funeral yesterday afternoon at
st. Mathews Church was largely at
tended by sympathising friends of the
family, despite the threatening aspect
of the weather. The beautiful and i'm
pressive funeral service Of the Episco-
pal Church, was read by the Rev. Mr..
Davenport. After the ceremony the
grief.strick0n family, accompanied by
large number of friends, followed
the remains to "the silent city of the
dead,n where all that was mortal of q
bright and promising youth found its
last resting place. This sad event has
saddened and shocked the entire COM
munity, and conveys n warning that
should find ready response in the
hearts Of every mother and father in
Dallas.
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AnMlYersarY.

Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. II. Baldrege yes
terday celebrated the first anniversary
of their marriage at their residence on
Cochran Avenue. A happy circle of
friends who had assembled on the 0c-
casion partook of an excellent dinner
prepared for them. Many heartfelt
wishes were expressed for the future
welfare Of the happy couple.
Nj. VIII. Baldrege will be remember
ed as the gentlemanly conductor OF
the Texas Il Pacific railway.
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nov.2l.3w

attained such high endorsement from
all who have used them is that AS the
core or center Of the lens comes di-
rectly in front Of the eye, there ~ no
glimmering or wavering Of sight, but
clear and distinct vision. For sale at
j. NJ. Oram's, Main street.
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Douglas, Whitney & Co. have established
new Steam Candy Mandatory, at 3lS
Main street. second door West of Market
street, and will keep constantly on hand u
full supply of choice home made candies OF
oil kinds All goods warranted strictly pure,
and Will pay the above reward TO any one
that will find them to the contrary.
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erS," composed of twelve line, large steam
ships, ranging from 500 ~ 300 tons one OF
which leaves New York every saturday.
They are thoroughly organized and equip
ped, ana have been In successful operation
Tor ten years, yet during this time, not u
blohiner-nOr even life has been lust-OYcr
half million passengers having been
brought Gloss the ocean on these fne
steamers, and landed on our shores without
the loss of nsingle life, speaking volume, for
the Uniform snlety ana good discipline Of
the line.
Rates of fare from Dallas via New York,
payable IN CURRENCY!
pdiaS-- Eai0yGW or &cTdQe. currency
To Liverpool Queenstown, Glasgow,
Londonderry or London, by direct
steamer S78 90
To ",....,.....,,.,,,,, 70 %
To Cardlh, Bristol or London, via LiV-
erpool. ...................... 81 %
To Hamburg, HuVro,, Antwerp, Retter-
dam, Amsterdam and llarlinger..,,.. 81 90
To Christlanu, Bergen, StarVenger, Christian
sard, Gothenburg, lialmo, COpenha-
gen, Hhnnhelm, Throndhyem, PARIS
or hfenen"",,"..',,..",,,,, 81 10
Dallas Cubin ItHsa0e,
10 the above points, Sl22 10 1872 currency,
according to accommodation In tine state
rooms
Excursion or return tickets between New
YORK and Liverpool or Queenstown, $40,
currency, and between New York and Lon
uollt ny lHe ulltCl slehlntfSi 9ldU, currency.
All cabin passengers have equal privileges
IN the saloon
There are no second class or cmigrnnt rail-
road tickets sold from Dallas TO New York,
all tickets TO that point being first class.
EmigIAnt tickets from the above cities of
Europe TO Dallas c0n be had at $40 90, cur
rency less than the emigront rates from Dul-
las to Europe
For further particular, and for Tickets, Mp.
ply at our Office, No. 100 Lamar street, be-
tween Main and Elm.
sept2ldtf W. p. LYTE Il CO., Agents.
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Cut this Quilt May Save Your Life.

There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Cold
consumption, yet some would die rather
buy bottle of medicine that would cure
them. The Empire Tonic Bitters, and their
wondrous cures. astonishes every one that
try them. For sale everywhere.
nOY2lllm
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LOCAL BREyITIES.

why don't you eat there?
The Texas and Pacific train was
live hours behind time, and the Cen.
trail six hours last night.
Several canvassers through Dallas
county and tributaries wanted at the
Sunday Press Office. Call immedi.
ately.
The long-looked-for rain fell yes.
terday, not, however, In sufficient
quantity TO fill the many empty cIs-
terms in the city.
The Fay Templeton Star Alliance
will commence an engagement In this
city commencing Thursday night,
December 2nd.
The soiree OF Professor George last
night, at his hall In the Odd Fellows
building, was slimly attended, owing
70 the inclemsncy ofthe weather.
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Stockholders, Meeting.

The seml-annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Dallas Real Estate and Build
ing association will be held at half-past p.
NJ, November 10Th, in the office of the Secre-
tary under San Jacinto hotel, Commerce
street. TIP. BARRY,
nov2Od9t Secretary and Treasurer.
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In cases of disordered digestion, sluggish
circulation of the blood, and exhausted vital
energy the Empire Tonic Bltters stand
without a rival. For sale everywhere.
nov20dlm
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Are notified that tho title to the land adver
tised In THE DALLAS HERALD by W. y. Don
Ohio q CO.. ns "superjor 720 acre farm aea,
II"co, 10 sell or tade ,or DdiiaS p,opcrty," is In
litigation In the District Court of McI.ennan
county, and Is claimed by me.
MARY N. CLEME NTS,
by West 4 Prather, Attorneys.
Waco. Texas, November I'D, 1875.
nov25-dlm
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An persons wishing 10 ~ 10 Europe OF
Great Britain, or who desire o send for rela-
lives OF friends TO come to tYis country, win
consuit their interest By purchasing their
tickets, either way, nom Ithe undersigned
agents.
We represent the "Nationhi line OF steam. .
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Tho cosmopolitsn Hotel,

The Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Main street, Dallas.
Transient guests % per day.
Dinner board 81 per week. ie
Day board So per week.
Reasonable rates for regular guests.
The table will be unexoelled.
MRS. r. y. RossER, Proprletress.
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Ask your grocer for the Empire Tonic Bit
tiers, A wine glassful taken three times a
day viii impart tone and cheerfulness to the
whole system. For sale everywhere.
nOy20dlm
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The Empire Tonic Bltters are the best Bit
ters In the world. As a morning appetizer
they are conceded TO be the most delicious,
wholesome and etiectual ever made. For
sale everywhere. nov2Odlm
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Ask your druggist or grocer for the Empire
Tonic Bitters. While wholly Harmless they
Will restore Health, which Is Prosperity and
long life. For sale everywhere. nov9Odlm
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CITY BUSINESS.

a fresh lot OF English Breakfast Tea, and
other choice Teas just received Mt II. n Els
enlolr, German Pharmacist, $40 Main street
noyZ0-dlm
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Have the only exclusive boot and shoe
house In the city, and sell cheaper than any
other house. noyiI-Im
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At Stanford's, iO7 Elm street, lot OF first
class Children's and Misses Calf shoes. Call
and examine them.
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johnson has now the best thing OF the sen
son, In Railroad Tickets. Call and see for
yourselves how much money you can save.
Office San Jaclnto Hotel.
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Drs. n. ID. Thruston, J. n. Darlington
and q. IL. Wilcox

win hold II daily Medical and Surgical
Clinic, at Galloway's drug store, Il3 Elm
street, wards old stand,) for the gratultous
dispensation OF advice and medicine to the
poor Dispensing hours between and 10
q. IN. nOv2l-dlm
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Harry Brothers. Goa Main s,rs,,,

Can sell boots and shoes cheaper than any
dry goods or clothing house In the city. Call
on them. noyll-lm
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One Of the reasons why the "Dia-
mond Spectacles'' and eyeglasses have
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For Sale Very Cheap.

One eO-horse power Steam Engine In per
feet order, at 20S Houston street.
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A fine lot OF Fresh Missouri Butter always
kept on hand at @. NJ. Connolly's, lo7 Market
street. novi-dtf
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y. II. Gibbs, NJ. D., II. r. Boswell, NJ. d.,
Physicians and Surgeons. Special attention
given to diseases and defOrmities of eye az d
nOy2l-tf -
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IL you wanta good iur Beaver 0vercoat,
you can find IL at Staniord's, l0l Elm street
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LIST or LETTERS.

Below TX the list of unclaimed letters
remaining In Dallas post0tiice, Dallas
county, Texas, November ~, Parties calling
for the same will please say "advertised,"
and give date OF list. Such OF them US re,
main In the office uncnlled for at tile end OF
four weeks will he sent TO the dead letter
81
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Go to Stanford's, 407 Elm street, for the
latest styles and best bargains In clothing.
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EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS

For the benefit OF foreigners, and other who
wish 10 go or send for parties in Europe,
give below the rates Of fare nom Dallas Via
New York.
DALLAS 70 FIST.CLASS CABIN. GOLD.
Liverpool or Queenstown. ...,............. Sll7 90
.,,..,,u,, IL M
Paris, llnvre, Hamburg, Rotterdam
and Antwerp" 1872 90
Gothenburg, Copenhagen and Chris
1877 %
DALLAS TO EMlGRANT,OR SrEERAGE. GOLD
Queenstown, Liverpool, Glasgow, Der
ny OF Belfast s rs 90
Dublin iva LIVERPOOL ."",,............... 70 90
London and Bristol. 81 90
Hamburg, Antwerp Rotterdam and
huNre',, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, n,,......,..,,, 81 10
Theabove emgrant rate is emigrant only
from New York, but tirst-class from Dallas to
New York.
Emigrant fare from above points in Eu-
rope to Dallas will be slS 90 less the rate
given. For any other Information, and for
Tickets, apply ut M Office on Austin street,
between Main and Elm,
w; N. WHEEAOCK, Ag't
sept22d6m
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nov23d5t
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"Alteraale" and international" Land
Scrip, at lowest figures In any quantities.
nuv23-dSt W, u. DONOUO a co