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Fine WlitGCODlS.
LORD & TAYLOR,
WILL, On MONDAY. MARCH II. OPEN LARGE
AND wELI-sELECTED STOCK OF
FOREIGN WHITE GOODS,

suitable Tor Ladies and Chllirens wear Of BRITISH.
fEFNCii, and GtEMAN manufacture. c'mari-ing
s. FAlNCu OECANDlhs from sec 10 slij.
3i-inch swiss MU-ttN from ipc TO i5c.
AZ nca FRENCH SWISS Mr-LtS from iOc, to 81.
0.l-in White aad ColoTel TAHLArANE from l2isc.
TO 55c
sPANGLED rARLArNNEs in great variety.
5i-.nch WHITE COITON CRENADiNE from i5c
to soc.
a very large invoice Of - inch FRENCH MAIN.
SOON heavy and sheer from Soc. 10 SI5O
ENGLISH NAiNsOOE, heavy and sheer from iic
to 75c.
IS inch FRENCH JACoSETs and CAMBRlCs from
DC 81.
SOFT FINl-hED CAMBRlC from lie. to soc.
INDIA Null iIASALIA.
3einch ENGLISH LONG CLOTH At Coo. CSC and
Sic
loo pieces ENGLISH TwlIIED LONG CLOTH. at
CSC Sic Soc. amt 40. per yard from - to % per
cent. less than Las, We ir's prices
. pieces TREyCH PERCA!Es at .5c. esc. aud
3Jc. 70. yar * re- uely chap.
Also, a nue assortment u RENCH and ENGLISH
SAlNsOoh. Iia.i aal striped at remarkably low
prc's.
STRIPED INDIA TwILLED LoSG CLOTH. from
CSC. to 0Jc.
100 pieces BRILLIANT At CSC worth CSC.
600 rioc's rEFSCH oRGANDIEs. Paid ani Striped
NJ DE, WORTH a5c.
INDIA, sA1IN STRIPED. new good, ami very hand.
some.
300 pieces Dotted and Figured SWISS MUSLIN. from
@'c. 60 .L
1905 STRIPED and PLAID Lawns At eic. anl
2,c. perry rd.
LARGE line OF PiQUES.
500 picc.ssnla o. ir'd PiQuES. f-om IS g. 75c.
800 piece. cord Gr.Qr.. ir1m i5c 1ti Is.
hoop tc. striped iiQi d. from i.' .c. 20 pc.
L4l'r ii. red PlQtE 10 zoe. e., ami 81. ryarii
ir1u 20 no $685. prr c,.'. than LIST wear pricet
tol p.ece+ -,ua ace strip ip.Q'-as MS. 35c So,
Soc. uai f't. yarl prices lower thau SIMILAR quail
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SaClngs Baons.

SIAPENNN SAVINGS BANK
- Broadway and Astor place. Established 1883
Ol On duty from 10 A, Al los y. NJ
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NlnsitnI snsirnm,nls.


A A FEW SEGON Weber pianos Of
~ a great hargllui they have been useu hut a few
monthi by artists ana really Just a. good as new
are ~ perfect order anu tu warranted pppsp call nj
tue WEBER WAREEOOMS,
ON aN, cor. 10Th st.
A RARE CHANCE to get a ar.tclass piano or
N ctgan on easy terms. llOkAt T. WATERS & SONS,
No, All broadway, New YORK, viii curing this week
rent Few ntscnHs new pianos aud organs until rent
money pays the price of the Instrument per contract
A BEAuTltUl. plano'orte, SlOOi insiallmcnts
IN taken; - monthly,
j. BlDDLE. 10 wayerley place. near Broadway
A elegant new piano, $780, stcinway grand. Weber,
~ ana other pianos and organs on instalnents and
~ rent =. x BALL & CO. IL fasi I'm A. ~
IDIANOS from $50 10 $3.50, PAYABLE from 80 10 slo
Il mo tlly, or to rent IS upward.
hEIIA'a WlieroOms, 7SS Broadway, cor. 10Th 81.
~ D, OK so PER month Will rent "a good square
" OF u TX piano tuning ana repairing specific
y ~ t"lNi '-nciAfe hlhl, 10 psri'H ornrr Sl.-i
bargi NJ in plan OF an ,in.s NAIkIKI5 EtNt i5th
st. -FOUR copIk west OF broadway fstlnli-nrd 1880.
kslD-, 7-OU AVE Upright ana .qllr, pt,pos
b0NeI, ''''' '''' EA'4' go
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LORD G TAYLOR,
LADIES' SUIT DEPARTMENT

all the and laes spring STYLES OF Suits ia Alpaca.
Arnneton, Lusire, r0piln. Cashmere md six. at cx.
tremcy los prizes Wrappers from 7jc. and Upward.
Dciains Wrappers -. 30. Cashmere wrap re-. 81
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SPRING DnESy GOODS.
Lord & 'IaVI0l
SPRING DRESS GOODS.

CANEL's HAIR KNICKEEuoCKER. plain. paid.
anl striped. new shades Soc. O0r., ana OJc per
yard.
CAMHLs HAIR DENEccN. e--'ach. ?5c. per D. 3D.
These goods are cntic.y acN, aut particularly ac,lra
tlr !or ladlc,' travelling sG,a.
handsome a., ltnr1t of STRIPES Tor SKIRTS
pa.dto match, Tor oycra.-sscs 5o-.ngh. s. rcr
var.
Also nnc inc Of cam'rs Hlir i,-lnch. 4 sI.25.
Sl.5O, -, $3.50 pc" yard, plaid al striped, In the
newest styles fur oycrircs,e-
siLk AND WOO kNi,EER1OcKER. - iuches
via g l.r yard. avery faa m.icval.
SHEPHERDS PLAID ChMfis HAIR, e7..lcA, from
O0c. go ii and iS-Dch i.5O rcryari.
spec attention Is cl.el to tho VAMEL's HAIR
'Lolh 5oiHca' IN ccru, light b.ue gray and brown
shli's At ~I.Sj and 80 yard.
WE RESPECTS uLlN INVITE THE ATTENTION
orLAplEs TO THESE GOODS. AND REQUEST AN
EXAMINATION.
- SAMPLES OF GOODS sCST FREE OF COST TO
ALL PARTS or THE UNITED STATES.
BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH ST.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-09

On motion ~ General ", 10 'hutl
a clmmIltpr often were appointed 'y
,hc Cuu.r ~ solicit subscriptions tn Gu
abio the company TO meet Sir Adams
propo-lllop
Tho following gentlemen were HP'
pointed: Colonel A. T. Obpnchpin, g.
~ wheat, Dr. j, W, CrowdH', den'
prm W. l.. CnbolI, Cob W, H. llugheF
Thos Field, J, L,Llonard, T.. +, Oowcn,
aud two others secretary lost The liSiI.
ON suggcslIou Of Colonel Obcnclinin,
the subscriptions viii be taken IN notes
payable In ninety days, conditioned
That on payment stock shall be Issued,
one share Tor each one hundred dollars
subscribed,
The committee commenced work I'M
modntely aud secured considerable
amount IN subscriptions without leaV'
ing the room. .......
After having instructed the com
mItleo to report progress ut the once
Of the Company the meeting nd
journed.
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Important To Country Merchants.

A prominent st. Louis drummer,
who has been travelling extensively
throughout Northern and Middle
Texas, says that he found that goods
could DO bought as cheaply in Dallas,
with freights added, AS in st. Louis.
This Is very important to our country
merchants, rs they can now fill their
orders here from large, well-selected
stocks without the trouble of u journey
to ST Louis with the expense incident
TO such u trip.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

See advertisement headed "Roya
Tiger"
Centennial cards printed at thi
o0lce.-Ad.
--Hats-hats-hats ut Hamilton 1
Co's.-Ad.
The Mal-Fest Is what's the matte
morning.
-Croquer sets for 81 50 at Reed 4
Lathrop's.-Ad.
Moonlight pic MIC tonight at tn,
Fair Grounds.
Call and examine our stock o
Centennial" cards.-Ad.
You will be sure to find the lates
and best hatsat Hamilton Il Co.'S. I'D
We are receiving new stock o.
furnishing goods, at Hamilton h Co.'S
I'D. sT al
Hooters, Centennial cards and ad
vertising fans printed at THE HERALI
0fiice.--Ad. a
Everything new In furnishing
goods, will DO found ut Hamilton 4
Co's.--Ad.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webbs, sos
Main street.-Ad.
Lovely gold watches and chains,
and the celebrated diamond spectacles,
at Grams, 5O7 Main street.-Ad.
The most beautiful department Of
neckware, handkerchiefs, etc., will be
on exhibition at Hamilton Il Co.'S, In
few days.-Ad.
The Galveston News has changed
Its telegraph correspondent at this
place, Mr.. Burton no longer acting in
that capacity.
George Mundy, the hatless prophe
never wore hat until the sight Of the
"Rose Mechell" induced him to put
one on--Hamilton has the hat.-Ad.
Carrying a pistol costs thirty-five
dollars In Dallas, as a party found out
to his cost, yesterday morning, In the
mayors court.
IL You are going to Cheyenne,
Springfield, Neosho, Vinlta or New
Orleans, and want TO save money, 70
to Jahnson d Manget, LeGrand Hotel
and buy your ticket. They bay tickets
TO all points.-Ad.
--DeStefeno Bros, SlS Main street,
are In receipt Of q choice lot Of Messina
lemons and oranges, cocoanuts, ban
anas, nuts and fruits Of all descrip-
tions. Those In want Of fresh fruits or
nuts should give them a call.-Ad.
--Bradleys' Croquet, the very best
made, and cheap. now at Reed a La
throps. Also on hand and daily arriv-
Ing, fresh invoices Of blank books
once stationery, wall paper, base
balls, and printsrs' material. Prices
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That Farce Again.
iditnr of THO Horalh:

To the Editor of The Herald:
notice In the issue of the 4th, a
communication from Mr.. Schaetler
the owner of the h. Z. Carl Schur2,
aud IN justice to myself, being stran-
ger in your city, l think 1t my duty to
answer Mr.. Sohaefier.
That Mr.. Schaetier went with hon.
est intentions to trot and win the race,
"if possible" | cannot deny. But be-
cause his poor horse was not fast
enough to win the race, cannot see
why he should spit his spleen upon
me, and call me an ''unpriDcipled anu
tricky jockey Mr. Schaetier shows
perfect Ignorance in the rules govern
Ing trotting, in his communication
throughout. AS regards my saying
before the race that intended to carry
his horse off bis feet or drive him to a
break Is perfectly absurd. Who ever
saw race driven that each
Of the drivers did not try
to drive his horse fast enough
to make his opponents horse
leave his feet II he could ? BY what
rule In trotting does Mr.. S. apply.
oStyo Auo Il Wouih ulS
remarks) that II my horse is faster than
his aud his horse breaks, l must keep
my horse back instead OF going ahead
as fast as can and win the race.
will leave II to any one who saw the
race and Is half posted on the rules
trotting, that drove fair
and square race throughout. The
amount Of the matter Is Mr.. S. does
not know anything about trotting
horse or the rules. Any one can see
that, and he Is the one that made II
farce by driving his horse on the track
In condition unfit to trot, as all could
see. And he wants to chastise me,
and In doing 80 has showed his ig-
lorance to the Queens taste. IL Mr..
J. thinks his dung hill horse can beat
flying Dutchman any race In the cal
'ndar, l will match him from one TO
I've hundred dollars, or more, and
rot him any time. Mr.. s., you had
letter take Mr.. Floyd's advice and
earn your horse the English language.
y. W. FANCHER,
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NerlNma Accident.

On Sunday morning, as. the Mai
Fest possession was moving down
Commerce street, the horse ridden by
DIR. TiIlman became FESTIVE, and roar
ing, fell back upon the Doctor, bruis-
ing him badly, nut not breaking any
bones. The injuries received are suili-
GENTLY serious to necessitate his keep
ing his room for couple of weeks.
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SimOn's Comedy Company.

On Tuesday and Wednesday of the
coming week, this company will Civ,
dramatic representations. In addi.
ton to their own members, Mr.. w. ii,
Ieake, the tragedian, and Miss Annie
Waite, the popular actress will be ad
ded. There has been a great dearth OF
reputable dramatic entertainments
here this week aud this troupe can do
much towards ailording our people
pleasant amusement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-09

you want over two hundred of
of the latest and most elegant patterns
ofwall paper to select from, go to T..
p. Lyle, bookseller and stationer, SOY
Main street, where you will find the
largest stock in the West, and prices
at the very lowest. No extra charge
for trimming. Also n large stock of
rustic shades constantly on hand.-Ad.
j. j. Lloyd, Agent for II. H, LLOYD
Il Co.'s map and charts, is in the city
for the purpose of getting subscribers
for them. The maps are excellent, the
very latest, and evidently accurately
designed. Every business or profess
sional man should have one. Apply
at THE HERALD office, or address pos.
tai card to J. J. Lloyd, Dallas, Texas
I'D.
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Election OF Officers of she Young Mems
Christian Association.

At the election of officers of the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
this city, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: l., G.
Reed, President; l., NJ. Martin, Vice
President; r. NJ. Edmonson, Secre.
tary A. w. Nowlin, Corresponding
Secretary w, l.. Vaughan, Treasurer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-09

IN sparsely settled districts, where medical
aid is often difficult and sometimes i'm posi-.
Ole to obtain, 1t Is extremely desirable for
iamiiies TO have in the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely com
prehensive in its curative operation, perfect
~ pure understanding and recommended
ny the medical faculty, Udolpho Wolfe's
schiedam Aromatic schnapps possesses all
the requisites of family medicine.
marid&wly IN
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ololhinn | cloihlna | oIoihlna I

At the New York Clothing House, 1O3 Elm
street, Dallas. and ~ walker street, New
York. We ask M u special hyor, that every
body desiring clothing, hats, or gems 'nr'
nishing goods, will examine our goods ana
compare prices, ifnot convinced that wo arc
giving better value for the prices, than have
ever been seen In this city, then we shall
not expect them to buy. Such an opportunity
10 buy first clnss clothing NJ less than man
ufacturlng prices may mover occur again, ~
VIZ wish 10 lay our assortment before th'
public, and got fairly acquainted with tho
trade, we will make such grent reduction
from regular prices, ns to at once gain iaV"i
with the general public aud Do con
yieted OF being tho lowest price clothing
houso I'm Toxins, nprli-ddw3ms
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ru,r n,.AY I,EnALn
DALLAS Elk AS
TUESDAY MORNING. ;;!;';MH o
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

DO you suffer with sick headache or neu,
ralgIa9 Then by all means try one bottle OF
DIR. Coloman's Concentrated White sulphur
Springs Water. II will nstonlsh you now
quickly you will be relieved
.nnuIIAv. AIn .LhnTAlM
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To IN. L,dIs,. I,ilor, and shO.ma1sr..

The Singer Manufacturing Company art
opened for business, showing the finest loi
Of tho most popular machines. and the best
and cheapest sowing silk In all colors, Clarke
40. N. T." and Milford's linen In NIL sizes
silk from ton to forty per cont less thau amy
house In the South. New oiilco-60O Main
street, four doors east of Poydras
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
apl2B-dim W. n. CLARKE, Agent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-09

The Herald Office is now receiving large
oonsignments OF job papers of all descrlp,
ton, and asks an examination Of prices and
quality. Bill Heads white and colored) Let
Ter Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Cards
Circulars, Etc, printed as cheap ms tho
cheapest and neater than the neatest' prins
summer. Prices Vi our
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-09

Mr. G. Il. Griffith, the patentee OF
a steel cotton auger, was kind enough
to bring it to our Office on yesterday
for our inspection. 1t ism beautiful in
strumen., and most admirably adapted
to the purpose intended, that is, of
sampling in the very heart of bale OF
cotton. Mr.. Griffith informs US that
his sales are very ilattering.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-09

Do you need purgatlvo for any purpoSe2
Then try one bottle ofDr Coleman's Con-
centrated White Sulphur Springs Water ana
you win forever afterwards discard pills and
other drastic purgatives. It's effect IL safe
and sure, and entirely free from gripping
nausea or any unpleasant feeling.
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THE CHILDREN

We're not forgotten. and their amuse-
ment was greatly enhanced by Il very
simple device. a rope was stretched
about three feet from the ground and
pendant from it were number of lit
tie articles. Each one was in turn
blindfolded, had pair of scissors put
in her hands, and stationed about
twelve PAGES in front. She was then
told to walk forward and cut the first
string she touched with the scissors.
Such Gutter as there was as they ted
died towards the string of prizes, while
the band played and everybody APP
plauded each fortunate one
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-09
practical Surveying

The young men of Dallas who may
wish to have n thorough, practical
knowledge OF surveying, are invited to
call and see +. a. Whitescarver upon
that subject. Room No. 8, Dallas In
Urinary. al.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-09
Flower POta and Boxes,

The best and cheapest flower pots
and boxes, of all sizes, for sale at the
green houses, terminus San Jacinto
Railway. WALDRON " KELLER,
PrOprIetOrs.
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CITY BUSINESS.


a meeting OF the stockholders of the BAL
las Real Estate and Building association
viii be held at the office of the Secretary, III
Main street, 7oclock Tuesday, 10th of May
1876 By order of the Directory.
Sd. ADAMS, President.
ar nAhhi' secretary. may6dtd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-09

Why not buy four seed and
Havana cigars instead OF three for
twenty-five cents, and try Theo'
Rolneckc, 800 Main street--oldeSt to
baccoulst Ia the city "-Ad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-09

Are you troubled with constipation or
torpid Llyer? Try one bottle of DIR. Cole
mans Concentrated white sulphur Springs
Water, and you viii receive immediate rc-
lief mayiddw -sun-thursiw
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npi7dln,

DIR. Coleman's Concentrated White sulphur
Springs Water III kept for sale by all drug
gsts. mayiddw sun thursiw
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]. q. Booth 4 Co. Auetionoors.

Located In building No. 400 Elm street, will
buy or sell any and NIL kinds OF Furniture,
Horses, Mules, Wagons, Etc, Etc, or sell any
thing left at private sale. Auction every
day. JOE q. BOOTH, Auctioneer.
npr7dlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-09

Do you want clean and beautiful skin
Then use DIR. Coleman's Concentrated White
sulphur Springs Water. II will purify the
blood. and give the skin n beautiful hue.
mnyilA w.snn-thnrslw
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centennial Cards

The Herald has just received a large MS.
sortment OF centennial Cards." and print
them to order ut 81 a hundred-reduction on
larger orders. Call early.
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Hooters.

THE HERALD Office has now on
hand large lot OF blotting paper,
Parties who desire blotters printed can
have it done neatly aud cheaply.-Ad
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AU REvOIR.

THE HERALD can hardly let the oC-
casion pass without word of com
mendatiOH for the Marshal, DR.. Till
man, who was unfortunately seriously
disabled on Sunday morning from
having his horse fall on him, and I'M
able from this to participate; and
Mcssrs. Frank Hamm and +. Forster,
first and second assistant marshals.
Mr.. George Blume, as President of the
Committee of Arrangements, acquitted
himself with great credit.
We were pleased to note the con-
tinued improvement of the Germania
Band, who presented, in their snowy
blue uniforms, faced with red, French
Kepis, trimmed with gold lace, very
neat and military appearance, while
the music performed was ola more ad-
vanced character in point of style than
ordinarily heard here.
Our German friends certainly under
stand the philosophy of life betterthan
we do, rs their annual festivities and
recreations prove, and they have good
reason to feel gratitied at having made
the Mai-Fest success, with uniavor-
able weather part of the time.
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"NcuriI.''

The instantaneous and iniaIliblc
remedy for NcWdgia-at Hoskins y
uowelps drug store, Dallas. --Ad
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], v. Chllders,

Surgeon and Physician. ONCE, No. lO7 Main
street, up stairs, Room No, ., where he will
DO found at all hours, both day and night.
lnn2l.dtf
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QUEENS SPEECH.

Mr.. Schneider introduced Miss Jose.
phine Bohny, the Queen, who pro.
ceeded to address her loyal subjects,
the substance of which, as near as the
reporter could gather, was about as
follows:
| deem It unnecessary to express to
you my high appreciation of the honor
conferred upon me by my selection,
over so many worthy and beautiful
competitors, by the Dallas Turnverein,
10 preside as their Queen at this their
initial fest. In assuming the robes of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-09
Oar Supplement

We have printed a third large edition of
our supplement on Texas, and are prepared
to I'LL orders in any amount.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-09

The above establishment, Ia branch o
tho well-known house OF A. Stroinburg
Co., 81 Walker street, New York.
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.s,,te. Il ismy wish, as II ia my cons
mnul. thal ull present ems. naidr We
cares and troubles OF every day l,Iti
mud ioln M m0rry.mnhIuN IN lhg ruI-
liyaticn Of social and friendly legilnS5
nud make This 70 dny Oi un0!lpytd
Measure One 10 be lopked back 10
win fond regret and with earnest ana
hnppy anllp,palious for ~ successor
on behalf NJ hpgeuDroUS c'llheus VINO
have assisted by Their means ana
pre.ence 10 contribute TO the success o.
This occnslnn, ~ well ~ on behalI OF
your licgc Queen, | bid you, one ana
all, hearty, generous welcome! ehu'
thrice welcome, to the nrSl MNl'r'''
Of the Dallas Turnyercln'
TheQueen having been thus crowned
with appropriate honors, then Iol'
lowed variety Of performances, such
as climbing creased pole for prizes
which were won by boys. william
Robert started up, but chad to see II
man. before he got half WY up and
came down.
THE GYMNAsTiC EXERCISES.
The following is the list OF prizes
awarded;
First Prlze-B. Davidson, pair OF
gnlters worth $40.
Second Prize Herman Bohny, % IN
gold,
Third Prlae-CharIes Reinecke, three
silver dollars.
Fourth Prize Emile Fritz, silver
cup.
Fifth Prlzo-Henry Boil, military
drum,
Sixth Prize b. Griffin.
TIE MILITARY
were not forgotten. The two compn
MES were presented with a silver cup
Captain E, G, Bower Of the Stonewal
Greys, returning thanks.
THE SECOND DAY
opened more favorably and the cele
bration was resumed, the socIe
ties parading in the morning
and proceeding, headed by The
band to the M0i-Fest Grounds
where an address was made by judge
a. b. Norton in his peculiarly fclici
tous style, which we regret not being
able to reproduce in full. Then fol
lowed many amusements full of fun
and frolic that created great deal o
merriment which lack Of space pre-
vents us from describing.
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THE GROUNDS

had beed prepared for the occasion. a
number of booths, where wine, ice
cream, beer and other refreshments
were sold, were erected, dancing floor
was laid, and u tall creased poll, hori-
zontal bars and other fixtures for the
exhibition Of Turnverein skill, We're
prenared.