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thinking the lhiel lHd entered u lpf
ponnealmem, llp hHn scarcely Hlfllrh /
the edge NJ the limhrf When The lhlfl
raised from heblud q Tree, nnd draw /
ingaslk-shonier hredl the Tall hlliklnH /
Liyely near the mmll Hnd fsnsl1s 1
downward, severed lhe lugulRr Fflii' /
immediately nn hearing lhe shN'' |
Clark aud his companion hurried m
the spnl lrum whence the shnl WaH
fired, and found ldyely welleIlng ~ "a
pod NJ blood, Although rnnsr.oi's
when lhey arrived, he WIS lnp lrrhlr
10 give any particulars, nnd ~ % 10"
minutes hrpnlhrd his lHsl
search was instantly made lur TIE
murderer hul although hlH tracks were
plaiuly visible, le could u"NhfIe ~
discovered, a pair Of rnd'lle-bpsa he'
longing 10 him, In which were se'fral
ballet HIDES, were Gund a sholl dis
tanee from the murdered man, when
contained fcw lrllllug rags aud u
memorandum book, Npclew eould he
obtained from lle buok ~ 10 Wllo lhe
murderer WIS, The only onlry II con-
tanned NJ any consequence was the
names Of several gentlemen Of Cooke
aud Denton counties, 10 eaol III when
attached mark aud brand, leaving
the Inference that he was q horse ana
cattle thief The following arc the
names Of the genllemeu.e suffered ~ the
book \, W, Holder j, Il, Holder
j, n. Holder, l., A, Holder, II, NJ <el-
Icy, q, Dillon, \, II, llubarda, {, Cononr,
Hob Wright, G, Wright q, ~ urla'
SON, Rob Guess, julie Guess, I" Fur
gcpon, Wills Wedmuu, j. NJ, Wuld,
Mcdonnell l'iulcy, Graruny Grigry,
Isaac Grigry, John l,eIcrs, the FeSns
steer
The murdered man, Edward Lively,
WIS between thirty aud ihIny'lNc
years ofnRc, aud h rcprcscnledlo have
been an honest, industrious, hard
working citizen, aud his dculh las
cOM " gloom over the onth, :" .oopor'
hood,
The murderer whose name II hNs
been impossible 10 learn, II repre-
scented 10 bc tall, slim hullt, with d
ruddy complexion, pale blue eyes
dark brown halr u slight mouslachc
about siX lrct high, aud between
twenty-five aud thirty years of age
The citizens of the entire neighbour
hood ARE securing lhe country for him
aud II seems almost Impossible that
he should escape, sheriff lIarliley wa
notified of the affair This morning aud
hna dispatched deputies In every di'
reclon, II Is 10 he hoped that the eff
forts to capture him viii hr successful
aud that the severest penalties OF III,
Inv VIII he melted out to him with ~
little mercy ~ he to extended his I'M
fortunate victim.
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Daring Attempt ~ Burglary

This morning about | o'clock, Officer
Spencer, in making his rounds, de-
tected mar in the net of entering the
residence of Dr. Lee, on Elm street.
On the approach ofthe officer the rob
Der started and run, and refusing to
halt, the officer fired a couple OF shots
at him, which had the effect
of bringing him to stop. He
was arrested and taken TO the Gala
boose. Neither of the shots fired took
effect, and he will put in an appearance
before His Honor this morning to ex-
plain the why's and wherefores of his
nocturnal ramblings.
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And those who have suffered from
near-sightedneOs or impaired vision
from any cause, but who now see
clearly through the "Diamond" Spec
tacles or Eyeglasses of the Spencer
Optical Manufacturing Company, be
lieve that these articles are honestly
made from the best possible materials,
and thai no better goods for the pur-
pose have ever been made or sold. For
sale by John NJ. Dram, Main street.
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quite an excitement was created at
the Central depot yesterday morning,
caused by II young lady being thrown
from u buggy, the horse attached 10
which took fright at the starting train.
The lady sustained compound lrac-
ture of the wrist, besides several severe
bruises about her person. The reporter
was unable To discover her name, but
learned that she resides near Piano
whittier she was Immediately taken
after the accident.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Register.
--Urlah sin 'umblelh himself
And still the weather prophets pre-.
dict In win.
SECURE your tickets In time for til,
Old Folks concerts.
Things about the Courthouse yes
terduy were quite lively.
Watermelons seem TO he the favor.
tie diet OF the average Dallas hoy, now
a-days
Very warm yesterday, supplements
ed during the evening by pleasant
breeze.
Work is soon to be commenced on
the new Masonic and Odd Fellows
hall, in Denison.
Business win be lively in His
Honors court this morning. Four
jury trials to start IN with.
---Recollect that unless you register
before the County Clerk you cannot
vote for candidates to the Conslilu.
tlonal Convention.
Attention of auctioneers is called
to the notice OF Major Barkley, pub.
llshed In another column. The Major
evidently means business.
--Messrs. g. Haegart Il Co. report as
follows: Wheat, S0@s5c; oats, 32@
Soc; corn, ear, SIC; barley, 50CN55c,
rye, zoe; bran, re per hundred.
Corn and cotton crops in the
neighborhood Of Scy enc, are repre-.
scented as the finest for years, and the
farmers anticipate a extraordinary
yield of both.
The announcement appears in the
official variety organ that another of
its favorite places of amusement will
be thrown open to the citizens OF Dal-
ias on Saturday night.
-E. Trust, arrested on warrant
charging him with threatening the
life ofD. w. Housely, gave bail IN the
sum OF I'VE hundred dollars, yesterday,
TO await the action Of the Grand Jury.
The street sprinkling brigade
Vailed to come to time, yesterday. on
some Of the thoroughfares, and the
nnlucky residents along the route were
treated to first-class whrilwinds during
the day.
The Galveston Elevator Company
In another column, give their rate of
charges for handling grain. Mr.. G.
Haggart, produce commission mer.
chant, at the corner of Market and
Main streets, this city, will furnish all
desired Information ON application.
MIR. $. ID. Zachary was arrested
and brought before Judge Surford, yes
terday, charged with robbery. After
hearing the evidence, the Judge
promptly dismissed MIR, Zachary, re.
marking that the charge was infamous,
and could only have been made through
malice and personal spite.
-E. NJ. McInturff, who was arrested
Sunday morning, charged with coin
ing counterfeit nickels, was brought
before the United States Commission |
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Annutties

This discussing agent Of the Govern
ment commenced paying the Indians
the annuities at Tishomingo, yester-
day. The amount Ia be discussed IL
near one hundred Thousand dollnrs,
the greater portion of which they have
already taken up from mcrchantG aud
Others. a number Of Denisoaitrs left
for the Nation, with view of pack
Ing up u few honest pennies.
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Messra. A. n, jet and u, e. Heegar
are duly authorized travelling agents Of
Tnn DALLAh lIrnAlp rmNTlsd Cont
rANy, with full authority ~ solicit aud
receipt for subscriptions, advertising
aud Job work, from THIS date until
further notice. W. g. HOLLAND,
business Manager
Dallas, Iuly I, INA,
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yuluh gour, Of unity.

The Good Tcmplnrs' Lodge, Of this
city, viii resolve Itself into II high
court Of equity, tomorrow night, 10 In
vcstignie complaints nado agulnSt one
j. G, McNealus, which charge him
with lnhdclIly. The decision oi the
court viii be anSIously looked for ny
members of the Order.
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u. q. Murray, lGsqu Of tho DenlHon
News, waa among 'rnE lienALp'h Wis
ilora yenleday Mr. NJ, representa- The
Wonder m progressing apaoe, with hlr
HprIghlly aud goDsipy little News hold
Ing Ia own,
George II, LAYING, prominent stock
man Of Denlson, arrived In the city,
Inst evening, aud II registered nj the
san JuclntO,
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DALLAS, July ., 1879.

10 the citizens and publiegenerally:
ieei IL sense OF duty Of mine to make
known TO the public, Tor their beneft, that |
have been afflicted with rheumatism and
rheumatic govt tor several years, and for the
lastsiS months nave been confined to my
ped more than half the time by the above
diseases. l was induced by friends TO try DIR.
coieman's Electro vapor and Medicated
Baths and though haying no faith iu them
ibey have effected q permanent cure OF my
rheumatism and rheumatic govt. Yours re-
spectfully. j. DUANE.
No. as Main street, Dallas, Texas.
lulylidlm
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The indications NJ present ARE that
the concerts II the Old l'olls, on the
evenings OF the aOIh aud 9lal, win be-
well attended, II The sale Of tickets h
any criterion, The humber ofllckels
alrcndy sold exceeds That for ANY en-
hIbItiou ever given Ia tho city, aud
those That dealrc 10 attend would do
well 10 secure their tickets before II ~
too lnle,
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Walter Scott having been removed
nv one of the route carriers of TIN
HERALD, all persons are hereby warn
ed against paying over any money fol
subscriptions TO him.
JOeEPH SWAIN,
city Circulator DAILY HERALD.
Dallas, July II, 1919.
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her there ID ~ attempt ~ what Is nsu'
ally lprmrd Stage effect, with slell q
true aud brilliant conception Of her
author, there N ~ Necessity Ilr Alllh'
pia display, and The alsenle ~ lhls ~
her fendillnns proves the higher alm
which slie mailliains with an rase lhal
cnnmals all clint u any, aud very
little, II any, there hr,
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Ripley Williams, colopd, lighting;
plea Of guilty, aud fined 81 and costs,
NJ, A, Graham, colorcd, using ahus-
I've aud profane language plea of gull
~ and fined ~ and costs.
Adam Thompson, carrying upon his
person concealed weapons; plea of not
guilty; dismissed,
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DIED.

LOUPOr-In Eagle Ford, on the i4th In
slan', frankie, infant son of John and
Rosina Loupot, aged two years.
The funeral VIII take place this Thursday
afternoon, at 3o'clock, from the residence OF
Mr.. IL, q. Bohny, ON Main street, east of
Central depot In this city. Friends aud ac-
quaintances of the family are invited TO At
tend
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pOH sAI4n,

NJ ssslasnes, esF.sF raeine avenue
sna Ttsusisa a,Fesis, embracing hall .
black ~ sFe.na, with . veil ns'Ai'sa
sas-stsFy asa basement sesh'esneFs's
buiiaine, sna all aeesssHFy s"ish"i'h'
issa, etc. AZ s.siy applicant mas 80
saFs sarEai.,
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CITY BUSINESS.
Fair warming 10 Aue,ioneer..
SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
DALLAS. Texas. JnlN "A iS-'

SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
DALLAS, Texas, July II. 1915.
II is In violation OF law to sell stock at pub
lie cutlery without first recording fun ana
complete description of the animal upon tho
records OF the District Clerk. For the future
will endeavor TO rigidly enforce this law
JAMES L. BARKLEY, sheriff
jyl5lttwlt
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W. Z. Sickles & Co. continue the grocery
ana provision business at 6l6 Elm street, r.
" Tompkins' old stand. They also solicit
consignments from 81. Louis, Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved on
te nth instant, Mr.. Ii. J., Eigerley dlspos-
ing oil his interest TO W. II. Coker. The
style OF the firm viii remain the same.
Goods viii he delivered In the city iree OF
charge. w. c. slCKLEs
hdiy w. II. COKER,
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FOR SALE.

32O acres of land near the Dallas and Tar
rant county line near Pacific railroad. Also.
SSO acres on West Fork of Trinity river i'm
wise county. Price low-one-i fourth cash,
Central Railroad addition To city of Dallas
on liberal terms. John W. LANE,
heneral t)nVeyaneer and Notary Public,
ofiee.-Anston & Thomas Bank.
July ll--d2w-wot
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risRnAILY nsnAI.n

viii he f.aaa su salts ~ 'he nsws'
bsys ga all iFains sf she fezAs sad
sna Pacific railway, .ad ~ The ae"s
Stands Ia tha eiiy,
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Mn, Ioasrn hwAIH viii have ilie exclusive
sharga ~ Tho oily circulation 81 Tho llnlly
Herald from lhla date until further nollee'
Iunn u, INA,
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Notice.

NY accounts recognized by Hamilton & Co.,
unless made by the undersigned.
July 7-dtf r. HAMILTON
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n - a. liz. ID .

Those who desire to avail themselves OF
the benefit OF the act of Congress of the ID
of March, lists, and Its amendments thereto,
and known MS the Bankrupt Act, can do SO
voluntarily or otherwise. All the necessary
PETITIONS, schedules. Proofs of Debt and In
structions can be had by APPLYING 10 the nm
dersigned, NJ the office Of W, W. Peak, North
east room Of the Courthouse
Il. II. EIARRTS.
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Watch Rop,irioa

Correctly done ana positively ny the Hmt
romiyed NJ j, NJ, rama, d07 Main street.
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Two reliable agents to travel IN The
lnlereat " Tnr HrnALp,
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JUST RECEIVED

AZ John Martins, 5il9 Main street, nesr
Lamar, choice lot of the finest candies ana
best lee Cream In the city, also the --latest
u'ts Of the season. Branch stand in Thomn.
sons Theater, next to Lamar Hotel.
iulv IO-dGn,
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M Cd IT Il Q IL ,
Sale Of Stored Goods TO Pay Storage.

All parties having goods stored In our
Warehouse, upon which storage charges are
due ana owing, are hereby notified TO call
ana pay up storage charges and take their
property away, If not done in ten days from
this date, public sale thereof will be made by
us nj our Warehouse in the city of Dallas, to
pay up storage charges, and this Is TO give
notice tai We viii sell AT the expiration of
ten days from this date, to pay storage on
all goods in our Warehouse upon which
storage is due. POINTER, SHIELDS& SEQ.
iulN l1-dlOt
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or IlcmI on IsnnN Term

Tho Cosmopolitan Hotel. Apply 10
luly ilddl JACOB NllaAhA tlMh it.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.


M candidate Tor delegate 10 the COnNllu'
tlunnl Convention lrum the TWrnilclh DIS
uict, composed Of Dallas, Tnnpnt aud Ellis
counties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
THE GIORIEs OF ANCIENT NINEvEH.

THE RESULTS OF THE EXCAVATION ON THE SITE OF
THE CITY-vALUABLE HISTORICAL RECORDS.
The regular semi-mOnthly meeting of the
Long Island Historical Society was held last evening
IN the Chapel OF Packer Institute in Brooklyn The
Rev. DR.. Storrs presided. Prof W. Henry Green OF
Princeton read q paper entitled Archaeological Re-
searches on the site OF Nneveh" Prof Green spoke OF
the historical value OF the inscriptions found at Nneveh
10 the student of Bible history and short account
Of the beginning of the excavations at the site Of Nine
veh by Paul Emil Botta, French officer VINO had al
ready been engaged in explorations in Asia. The
Nineveh excavations begun IN 1Si2 but made hte
progress several months Tue local Turkish ohcers
believed that their object either TO find treasure OF
to discover inscriptions which would show that the
country had formerly belonged TO some Euro
pean nation, and accordingly retarded the
work by every means In their powe r;
much valuable ANA curious history OF Assyria AID its
ancient Kings One OF the most noteworthy OF these
M Hreo s Inv n9 I.svs r. was during his reign
that the Palace OF Nneyeh was built.
palace and Its surroundings as far as can be asce
taned from the ruins The peenllar,y OF us
angies both of the palace the buildings adjacent and
OF the walls surrounding the city. The walls are COW
sentatons OF the King with his subjects meeting him
with gifts. Inside the palece the walls are adorned
with similar taOns. and also with tablets con-
taining much of the history OF the kings OF AS,
syria. There Is full account OF the reign OF
a very eDterprisne monarch. and always engaged
In successful expeditions against the nations near him.
Among other irItmphs in the first OF his reign he
conquered SamaraDs. There IL also statement OF
tue cehpses during his reign aud one of these Is men
Toned as happening about the time OF the CON
Guest OF Samaria. This eclipse has recently been
calculated. and found TO have taken place
IN The year 722 b. G.. which Is the date gwen
i'm the Bible OF Sardous victory over the samarans. on
one OF the tablets OF embassy sent from
An island seven days distant" TO congratulate the
King his tories, and Is believed that that island
was Cyprus stone having been discovered there con
tanning an ancient Inscription referring TO those vic
tories The account closes with the assassination VI
Sardou FL the eighteenth year OF his reign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10

tim Of their presence Mr. Collins fed the young ush On
3 mixture of finely ground liver aud cream. Grest ~
fouty experienced In pulverzing the ltVer 80
that Ash could take It, Trout were reared WIN thunl
greater ond were far superior TO the sraynnF III
fart, Mr. Collins thought the Crawling WAS only NJ 70
furnish poor subject for conversation metner ss'u
knowledge that tho grayhng an in0hensive nsb
added, greatly to Its value. Tue streams shssid pe
stocked with fish which both pesoeable In naure
and capable Of furnishing entertaining sport 10 cue s
eEnen engaged in its capture As for their value as
foId, h had succeeded In getting along very wen Win
them nile In Michigan. He had found IN rearing the
that enc would consume about as nueh 1000 as
gIayngs, and still DC In comparatively poor coe
ton Mr.. Mather thought they were great aoiitoh W
tire family OF game fish.
Mr.. Mllmot prominent FISH breeder from Canada
called the attention OF the meeting again TO the suect OF
0suniDg The water OF streams In which we're any Naie
ties OF edible fish. He spoke OF Mr. Green's statement hat
trout taken from streams Into which poured the reIuse
OF kerosene factories powerfully mpregnateu
with the OF the oil that they useless as taoe
dishes, aud suggested that II THIS were fact might
be posble improve the Favor OF fish by turning INTO
tile a quantity OF some substance tnat womb
in this direction would valuable. Mr. Wlimot, IN
speaking OF the grayling thought IL would De worth
while introduce them iuto trout streams Tor the Dene-
OF the trout 1t to the interest OF all nsh preeuers
10 feed their fish on what would make them most de-
srable food. He thought the craving oeiohge1 W
the species the mulet and sucker ana
as valuable the trout Whle tney inlRnt DO
pleasant TO the taste short time, people would grow
tired Of them eventually. He Thought they would neyer
supplant the trout in Eastern fisheries MT Wllnot To
ported that the fisheries OF Canada Dad lhproseu
Wonderfully durin past few years he tnouent tne
catch had been fully double that OF 1873 IN
there such large numbers captured nat "S i
meuse preserving factories could not them ALI Next
year the Canadian Government Will establish TWO
| breeding farms In Nova Scotia
The Association will meet again to-day AZ ii u hi'
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REGULATING THE BOOK TRADE.


THE MEETING OF THE CENTRAL BOOKSELLERS Asso-
C1ATIoS-PRoGREss OF EFFORT FOR UNIFORM
AND WHOLESOME PRICES.
The Central Booksellers Association, which
is auxiliary Book Trade Association, comprising
the booksellers and publishers OF NewY0rk and neigh
boring Cities met at the St. Nicholas Hotel yesterday
The principal business Of the meeting was the election
of officers the hearing of the report OF committee
appointed to signatures to the constitution ana
bylaws OF the Association. Peter Carter OF the firm Oh
Robert Carter e. Brothers presided in the absence OF
the President A. Barnes. The officers elected for the
ensuing wear were President A. G. Barnes; VeePres
idepts-E Caxton, ]. r Osgood, and A. C. Armstrong;
Recording Secretary, f. H. Dodd Corresponding secre-
tary G. W Carleton; Treasurer Ii. L. Simmons; Exec
utive Committee-W. s. Appleton Charles T. Dillingham;,
lanes Baker, j. NJ Gushing. jr, ]. A. Bancroft, +.
Nichols and p. M. Hale; Arbitration Commttee-WW.
Lee, Isaac Z. Sheldon c. Hanelfnger j. Miller. George
s. Appleton, T. W. Deland, Thomas Niles, j., A. d. f.
Randolph, and A. j. Holman
Great interest manifested by the meeting in the
report OF the Committee on sgnatures, comprising A.
d. f. Randolph, W. 8. Appleton F. IL Dodd, and others.
This Committee was appointed at recent meeting OF
the Association wait members of the trade III New
York Boston, Philadelphia, and other cities ana ohtan
signatures TO a mutual agreement among Dookseers
against under-senR which limits discounts OUTSIDE the
trade 10 of 20 per cent on the regular prices
This found necessary IN order TO give me
booksellers Of the country living pront on tnelr safes
The custom has grown among them OF giving large
discounts various retail dealers, aud 10 order TO main
tain their MARGINS they have cOrrespcnfy Increased
the regular price Of books To put end TO TINS sys
TEN aud thus lower the prices and i:dke them more
regular was the otJect OF the agreement "hch siSna
lures were sought. " =.
The Committee reported, through MI Randolph that
the agreement had been signed by all le chez houses
OF New.York Boston. Baltimore aud Philadelphia, ex
oept the leadlng house OF Philadelphia Appended TO
the report was the correspondence carried on by the
Committee on the subject. The report was accepted
and adopted general discussion OF u followed, IN
which H. f. Summons Of the American Tract Society, A..
d. F. Randolph James +. Baker, W. s. Appleton, James
Miller, Is. l.. Curtis OF a. s. Barnes d Co. r. H. DOdd,
Howard ChaIlen. and many others TOOK part; furtber
action was postponed by motion IL adjourn u Tues
day March q which carried. The committees re-
port will be published circulated among the pen-
hers O Association.