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The New York herald., 1876-11-06
THE OUTFLOW AT CENTRAL PARK.
WEsr FoRTy-sIxTH STREET, Nov 4. 1876.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
After roading your report the water famine OF "
day took stroll In Central Park found the lakes
SIN full TO tho brm and the outflow at riity-ninth
street sufficient to drive saw mill. One would think
ID tnls emergency, when we arc put short allow
ancc OF the now precious fluid, attention would
be given TO wholly unnecessary waste, howeyss
ornamental it may be to have brimmng lakes in the
Park. also noticed few days ago a prodigal waste
OF water az the air ot the American Institute where
largo fountain Is kept running Tho sugar rcnnsro
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23

Mr.. H. V. TompEins is expected
home next week.
Farewell Gibbs, Davis, Simmons,
roN.ver, WheelOck, aud Ripley. Next !
MIR. Zach Tclliver Is expected home
next week. Whether he will come the
mean est way Is doubtful.
Colonel j. g. Mccoy, delegate to the
National Democratic Convention, has
gone 10 st. Louis.
ii. .. Walters, of Marysville, Cali
lornia, ". liipp and W. ii. toberls,ol
.5ilyer CITY, New Mexico, NE visiting
our city.
Mr.. Jansen, that well 10 10 young
furniture manufacturer the ~ bach
yIOr, girls Is going to the Centennial,
all by his lone self, too!
Mr.. j. Is. Simpson, senior editor OF
The HERALD, accompanied by Miss
Matte Simpson, left yesterday Tor
Mansfield whore he IL to address The
s.adeuts of the llouIishing college To-
.nicd there.
Mr. henderson, correspondent OF the
New York Sun, paid InE HERALD th'
compliment of visit yesterday. Al
he don't know about live newspaper
IL not Worlh knowing, besides being
very pleasant, well informed gentle
man.
There IL no use boys In buckinI
against lumber prince with u pair o
line horses. There IL our friend May
held who has lately walked the log o
several fellows, and, barring his BoOt
looks, chat pair OF blacks went Ia
roWards doubling w the whole part.
10 certain quarter.
Our handsome bachelor opposite
neighbour, john Lyle, having ntte'
nimself up handsome sleeping apart
mcnt, among the features Of which
! gorgeous double bed with immacu
late llIun and two mammoth rullle
edged snowy pillows, whites away Tn
hot afternoons of leisure, gained by
morning Of hard work. In reClinin
Turkish fashion, propped up with ON
Of the aforesaid ruilied edged luXuIies
while he soothes his melancholy wit
the dulcct notes Of ban o and smoke
the pipe of single innocence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23

arriving, all kinds OF sta
tIonery, printers material anu notions
all TO be sold CHEAP at Reed ~ l'nth-
rop's, sos Main street, - Ad,
--ltefrigerators just received. Cheap
ust Ia the city. Nothing like them
for hot climates. Call VI Fonts lur-
niture .store, $40 Elm street Largest
stock OF furniture In the city sofa
cheap. -1d
--Messrs. Werner ~ Thomas broke
ground yesterday morning for the new
BAPTIST college. twin probably be
finished BY February. The center
building Is to be first erected. IhF
HERALD gave two weeks ago descrip
ton in detail Of the proposed building
which VIII cost about $4,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23

For two-stOry brick store twenty.
lve 10y sixty-lve feet on the southeast
corner of Austin street and Pacific
Avenue, for Mr.. Josesh Johnston,
Grant builder, cost three thousand five
hundred dollars.
Permit will soon be Issued for two
brick stores, each twenty-five by eighty
feet, two'slory high, on lot three, block
forty-seyen, belonging to w. A. Rodgers
and Sanger brothers. Also for three
brick stores, each twenty-five by
eighty feet, two'story high, on-block
three hundred and three, belonging to
Fred. Cullen, on Camp street, near
Clark, Bryan and Brothers. Also a
two.story brick store, twenty five by
eighty feet, on Elm street, west of
ROberson's livery stable, belonging
TO gentleman from Vicksburg. Also
four stores twenty-five by eighty
feet, on the Speer's block, for Carter
Bryan, OF Kansas City; another
for n two.story brick store twenty-five
by sixty.tive feet on another street, In
block forty-slx, for Mr.. Guedry.
Another for two story brick store,
twenty-five feet by eighty feet, on
Elm street, in block sixty-one, for Mr.
Pointer, making thirteen new brick
business houses going up in the next
thirty days, and still the Pacific Rail-
road Is being built towards Weather
fnrt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23
THE nOARD az MEALTH.
Their Leitcr o. RcsignatiOn-A stin
Document.

DALLAS, Texas, juno %, 1876.
To the Hon rablu Mayor and Board of Al
dormcn of tho city of Dallas;
GENTLEMEN We, the undersigned
mem bers of the Board Of Health Of the
city of Dallas hereby respectfully ten.
der our designations, 10 take effect i'm
mediateIy. Explanatory of this action
on our part we beg to submit the fol
lowing reasons which have induced lis
to discontinue our membership with
said Board:
When informed that we had been
appointed members of the Board OF
Health of this city we entered upon
our duties impressed with the great re-
sponsibilities inseparahly connected
with the scope and character of the
work of Boards of Health, as organized
and directed under the most modern
and improved system Of hygiene and
sanitary law. We find, however, that
our views, which Which Wcrc modided
to suit the impoverished condition Of oar
city treasury, but which We're none the
less necessary fer the health Of our citi.
zens, were either not cumprehendud
properly 10y your honorable body, on
If so were not seconded with that in
terest and cooperation TO which we
feel them not only entitled, but which
are absolutely necessary to the active
discharge OF our official duties. II il
unnecessary to refer you to the report
ofa committee appointed by the Board
OF Health to suhstantiate these facts,
which report was hardly read VIII n
pigeon holed, and has not seen the
light of day since.
We at least expected that the ordi.
nary courtesies due said report. would
have been extended. The result ni
your course In matter of such vital
Importance to the interests of this city
is plainly visible in its present (tilthy
sanitary condition and we are not
willing to he retained as members Of -
Board of Health which is only SO Ia
name having no practical eXistepca,
but which must bear the burden OF
the COMPLAINTS of our justly ind gaunt
citizens.
In view of these facts we respectfully
demand to be relieved from any further
action in the matter.
Very respectfully, your obedicnt SER
wants.
s. d. THRUSTON, NJ. II,
t. w. WILEY, NJ. ID.
/, ELLIOTT, NJ. u.
IL. X. LEAKE, NJ ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23
tDNt'IN

Given by the EaRias Female Institute,
The Institute building last night was
literally packed with the large audi
ence " hich assembled to witness the
closing exercises under the direction
of Professor Scales. The stage was
tastefully decorated with pictures and
eVergreens and curtain screened II
from the audience.
The lateness of the hour and lack
of space will prevent us from entering
into any detailed account Of the enter
tainmont. The young ladies aud little
misses, as well rs the small boys, ac-
quilted themselves remarkably well
We were pleased to see how well our
little friends, Maud Gruber, Lille Cru
Der, Susie Schenck, Matte Burford
Irene Swink and Irene Lenox IA most
engaging little beauty and child Of
remarkable cleverness) did. Jlla Me
Connell, II little miss of about eleven
years, disploye&unusual musical tai
ent aud gave promise of making a
very accomplished pianist In time.
She aud her tiny sister carried of the
musical honors of the evening.
Among the compositions, those OF
Miss Irene LenoX and Miss Irene
Swink and Lula Mcconnell were spG-
cinlIy excellent. The dialogue of "rhe
Investigating Committee" rs well MS
THE -Four Seasons" was well done.
The young people, In short, afforded u
very pleasant evenings recreation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23
Graves, Dibslo d Cook,

Law and Land ollico 600 Elm street, over
Blnko anu Jenkins. We offer Tor sale ana
each inge ana Lease lands In Dalias, benton,
Mise, Montague. GraysOn, hookWaIl' khul-
man, I'M, Navarro. LampaSas, Co'nahche,
Coleman, Young, TnrockmOiton ana Clay
counties. Our facilities lOr locating lanes
ure excellent. We have several improved
farms IN Dallas county for salJ NJ ba gains,
also some very desir'De city property. II
you nrc looking Tor land give usa CAL. We
examine titles, ldrnIsh abstracts ANA make
apuoialty OF legal buainess connected with
runl estate MtsSrs. Graves ANA DlbDle, ui
our iirin, are prac,iCimg attorneys, ani wiIl
give promo t attention 10 all legal business
entrusted TO thum. maya
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23
nnnNcranIIOnhI.

They called to makea lashIohao'e
visit, when the following brilliant con
yersatIon took place;
Mrs. H.-"It IL u fine dny'
Mrs. Y.--"Ics, n line day.
Miss Nj don't remember to have
ever seen Il finer day.
Mrs, N--"The weather Is lovely"
All.-'Perfectly lovely; never ga"
loveier weather.
Mrs. Y.--"IIaye you met Mrs MY
Miss X.--"AInt she horrid.'
Mrs. X-"PerfectIy horrid.'
Miss X.--"A perfect fright, ny
dear"
Enter Mrs. NJ. Chorus Of fashion
able callers, "lm 80 glad to see you
ON, you sweet thing"
They all kiss enthusiastically an'
resume. "lRs Zine day" etc, 70
five minutes, when they rise and leov
the hustcss saying, "Pm glad thos
hOrrid people have gone
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23

10 tho Editor OF The Herald /:
The CITY Elevator Is now prepared
to receive, clean, separate and store
any kind Of grain, aud arrangements
have been perfected with the Houston
aud Texas Central aud the leSus ana
Pacific to ship either north, south or
east ON easy terms. We have secured
the serVlOcs Of IN eXpersence lnspec-
tor, who comes recommended by Gov
ernor E.O.5lnuDard, Of the Merchants
Exchange of ST. Louis, and is now ap
pointed b ytbc Board OF Trade of Dial
Las as inspector and sworn welgher OF
grain for the city Of Dallas.
The Elevator Company will not deal
ingra in, and we are determined to USE
every effort 30 give general satisfaction
to all grain dealers and producers. We
now ask your patronage,
cry ELEVATOR AND COMPRESS co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23
,aptxlCr'a Move,

Mr.. A. MetZler Intends on the first
Of July to move Lis large stock OF dry
good, hats, caps, boots aud shoes to
his new store on Elm street, which ~
being handsomely lifted up Cor the re-
ceptiou thereof City customers, as
well NJ country buyers and dealera,
should bear this n mind and go to
MIN for the best, the cheapest and the
largest assortment Of goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23

class I.--Alc ma Beer Bacon and Lara,
Baggng and les Hectaud Pork, Galvanized
Iron Cornicc, Gas and Water Pine, iron ana
lil owes and llo!low-warc, Trees and
Shru.m"',
class B,-Agrculmul implements, Bots
dare Seed, Carriage Material, Fence Wire,
Furniture, Machinery, Oils, Wooden Ware
Vehicles.
Class O. Apples, Potatoes, Vegetables,
Owners Risk, Freight Prepaid or GuarNn-
tcod) Doors, sash, Blinds and Frames Drain
Tile, Eurthen and stone Ware, Flour and
Meal, Malt, Roofing Slate, Salt.
C1uS d. Grain and Min stuff, Hay and
Fodder, Household Goo Is, Farming lmpc-
mcnt ana Live stock (Emigrauts Nccount,
Ice, Lime. Cement and Plaster, Laths and
shingles, SHOCKS, slaves and Headings.
Glass E,-Bonns, HoOis and Horns, Brick,
Cotton " ed and articles manufactured tueic'
from, Coal, Empty Boxes and Barrels, Fer
tilizers, Hoop Poles, 1.-Two stock, Lumber,
Ores, Scrap Iron.
A ear load IL limited to 10000 pounds, and
must be composed OF one kind OF goods TO
one COHSgnoe,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23
A sworn Oiiicer.

II must be borne IN mind by the
grain dealers aud farmers that the In
spector and Weigher Of Grain ut the
elevator IL sworn officer and that
what he does may be relied upon aS
correct in every particular. Another
point. The Elevator Company VIII
not speculate or deal in wheat them
selves aud all farmers and dealers VIII
be accorded the same privileges, rates
and facilities.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23
PREAMBLE ANn REVOLUTIONS
Passed by the Patrons OF Husbnndry,
Ia the cry of Dallas, June 10, 1876.

WHEREAS, Dallas Is the great com.
mercial center Of the grain growing
counties of North Texas; and. whereas,
we have long felt the need of better
facilities for the handling of our grain
crop and, whereas, the City Elevator
aud Compress Company have, at great
cost, furnished us these much needed
facilities by the erection of the Eleva.
tor and Compress building: therefore,
Resolved, That we, the members of
the Dallas, Johnson and Tarrant Coun.
ty Councils of the Patrons OF Husband
ry, In council assembled, tender our
sincere thanks to the President of the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23
CITY BUSINESS.


IN sparSey SettIod districts, where medical
aid Is often dlthcult ana sometimes impossI.
ole to obtain, It is extremely desirable for
families to have in tho house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely COM
prehcnsive In its curative operation, perfect
ly pure understanding aud recommended
by the medical faculty, udolpho Wolfe's
sehicdam Aromatic schhapps possesses all
the requisites Of II family medicine.
marld6wly n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23

City Elevator and Compress Company J,
for his interchangeable zeal and unLlri Luz
energy IN the speedy erection VI Wv. ,nJ
above mentioned building and reBar'
him ~ u public beneiactor ,.,.,,
ResolUed, That the Secretary inrnl ,r
the President, w. j. Clark, with II Ger
tilted copy Of these resolutions, NV
have the same published In our Guy
papers. o.on,,nt,r s.cretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23

AIS lralson, Jii Main street, ior the next
sixty aays, | VIII sell my ehlir6 stock ol
hummer Millinery Good twcuty iio pei
cent leJs than importing Dgurus, III order Ia
make room for n h'all stock This rodLc'ioI
iuclude, Trimmed rs well ~ untrmmoi
guJds. Come aud satisiy yourselves Of The
Iact. An orders for Millinery Goods pfoE.pt
attended, 10. Tarbau aud Conten"iai hnl'
untIy received maydU-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23

The Herald Office Is now receiving larg
consignmchts of job papers of all descrip-
uon' ANA asks An examination of prices and
quality Bin Heads white and colored) Let
ter Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Cards,
Circulars, Etc, printed as cheap MS the
cheapest, ana heater than the neatest Bring
In your orders and get the benefit Of our
SUNNI or Prices
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23
For s.ls.

House aud lot on Sycamore street. eight
rooms; we'll Dnishedj good well aud ciSlorn;
uood stable, with line Of pipe runging from
VOL 10 stable. WIN soil for ono-hnii cash
vnu.half In ono and Two years, with inlorcs ,
Of will take two or three horse or mule teams
IN part payment. Apply atny residence, on
sycamore street. j, "a. DENT.
luucl0'd2W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23

FRIDAY MORNING ::::;:: JUsE23.
PREFEisIsJlD SPECIALS.
Auction.

AUCTION,
We will soll on to-day, June I'D, nj luz"
"A, m. AT crowns tS0.story house, NO.
Cochran street, the largest ana boSt lou OF
housenod and Kitchen furniture oheI'u
,his season. rna ludlos especially requisite Il
m nt,snJ. BJOlil &Co,
inn,l,.dQt Aucti0neors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23

AT meeting Of LUuisianians, held
at the Courthouse last night, for the
purpose OF organizing u social and
mutual benefit club. Mr.. Il. l.. Guedry
was chosen President. The club was
organized with thirty'three mem beers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23
LOCAL BIsEVlTlES.

Twenty ear loads of cattle passed
here one day This week.
Dallas lodge No. Az meets to night
10 transact important business.
Now for an excursion OF Dallas
folks to Sherman. Who will organize
her =?
No new engagements, Opponents,
marriages or divorces. Cupid has gone
fishing and Hymen is asleep.
Have your watches and Jewelry
-epaire,. aud warranted al Webb's, 600
Main street,-Ad,
Nothing Of interest In the District
Court yesterday The indictment
against DR.. Mckay was qnashcd.
Track layingon the Tex's and Pa.
elite has reached the old Jourlan stage
stand, ten miles west OF Dallas,
A lot of freight shipped from New
York on the It'll reached here ia ten
days via the Merchants Dispatch.
The number of dead rats lying
about the streets must b. pets of the
Health officer that are not 10 be dis
turbed.
h. THAT'S right; buckle dawn to yonr
Centennial work, gentlemen, Of the
committees, and don't forget tho rails.
Ing ola big liberty pole.
--Messrs Ogden ~ WolH, Elm street
grocers, will remove on the LIST of July
To the corner OF Elm and Lamar
streets, in the building now occupied
by the City Bank.
WeatherIorh is patiently waiting
for US to make some aign Of desire h.
strike hands with her In grading the
roud between Fort Worth and Wealth
erford. Let her not look In vain.
When drunken rowdy has to be
taken to the lookup lt would he bet
ter to stun him Into an express wagon |
than 10 have dlsgracelul mob escort
Ing him through the stteets.
johnson " Manget, LeGrand hotel,
ARE selling tickets to ST. Louis for $25;
louisville, Sl3; ST. Paul, S3l; Little
: Rock, Sl6. TO to them aud save
oney. Now Is the time to travel
sntsp.-Ad
--Ses'efano Bros, No. 1913 Mans
have just received fifty boxes OF choice
Messina oranges and lemons, also u
large stock of nuts, candies and tropical
fruits, which they offer to the trade AT
the lowest prices.-Ad-
Wrapping paper, Irvine, paper
bags, oroquet sets, wall paper, all
kinds Of stationery, select and fresh
stock Of the latest literature, at Reed 4
LAthrops, sos Main street. Call and
examine their stock. --Ad.
Those croquet sets are selling fast,
but more are on the way; also choice
aud late books just from the press; also
'vTY&A
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23

soeeehes were made by Messrs, +. r.
Guedry, Charles Fred. Tucker, A. D.
Johnson and others, and adjourned Ia
meet again next Thursday night ut
O'clock u. IN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23

~ rrqdesl tho iadies vi Dallas, MIR, ..
irIi3on, the Main street millinery ind I'M
porting iiousa, has ordered, received and
uow hu3 on exhibition II lot OF black, white
nnd brown straw turDans nj rcaAonuDIs
pilces. maylSdtI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23

Ladies' call nni Sle the beautiful styles,
daily arriving, mi btlng sold lower than nj
may other house la the city, at Oh Main
street. may i-d3nOs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23

CHIP hatl NJ 81 80 each, IN e.ery styles aud
oJlot ~. lralsJn's, jli Mala street.
may II d3moB
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Wantsd

40 exchange Vacnnt lots IN city ior horses,
mules or oxen. Address Lock bOx Uj, Dal.
lus, TeKLs may2j-dlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23

trhese Stations have no Agents. Freight
must be prepaid, and Is entirely Mt owners
FISK, after being unl0aded from the cars.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

NEW HoEK, June ~ Money 2g2Iy per
cont. premium. Mercantile paper Ggs5 IL
per cent,
Custom receipts, SH,7OO, Assistant Treas
urrr dlsDursed Ejl, 900, CIeHrings, SI2,OOJ,OOO
sterling exchange steady; sixty days,
q S7l2; do sight 81 S9.l.
Gold weak; opening AT ll231, and closing
1T ll2j4.
Borrowing rates 1913 per cent. per aunum,
and l-Oi per diem. Loann made Hat
carrying rates per cent.
Government bonds moderately active,
| Win Slight changes.
| KaiTond bond. active and strong.
| STATE ScCurllieS quiet and steady, and In
| tho main higher,
stock mt the opening were changed; ls9A
| per cent. lower than yesterday.
IaHmrrcia,.
NEW YoRK, June 22.-Flour duh, aud
| wheat lower uhd unsettled; No.2 Chicago,
| vlgl Oh No. Chicago, 81 lll90gl IL. Corn In
| inir demand ana closing firm; mixed
western steam, M l2@GjSc; do graded, 80 lie;
western, unglHdcd, 63g6l lie. Oats dull
and heavy; mixed western, 339i3ci
CHIoAGo. June 22,--FIour quiet and steady:
| nigh graz IN u 9jgi, Whent ia tNlr demand
| and higher C'Osiug inside prices; No. 2
spring, u ujMl u spot; " 0i4 JulJ. Corn
lctlve, hrm ana higher; No. 1919 spot;
iid'4c July oats Inirly active and Sh9dt
| higher No. =, 3OAc spot and July. Rye
nrmor ut 7O97O l-2c. Barley In talr dc.
maudi
Sr. Louis, June 2-COtton unchanged
! Flour Qulet and unsettled; little ding; su-
| pertnr, 81 75@l %; low and medium grades,
| Si@L5oiN, vs. 2!@3 50, M IIi y; NxXsi 7j@
10 Wheat No tall 81 "; bid cash. 81 IL,
| 2lGl % for July; No. 3 do, 81 IN asked.
Corn shade heigher; No. ., mixed i3@iY.c
| cash; he for June. Oats ilrmcr Mt SIC cash,
| Barley nothing doing Rye, No. scarce
| and wanted, Pork quiet ami cusiCr; Job
IA IA lt,h. ,,l
| held ut ne, lU]l@lO9S and lV4@lOJac, and
closing firm Mt outside prices BACON easy
nj l0A@lP4 and 1920. Lard higher; summer,
| lie June; winter, ll5sc. whisky higher vi
| dairy, lS@Oc; do country store, 0Gl0c. Eggs
| hrm; iobbing at l2c. Hay Hat prairie
| " OOsl0 %,
| BAiTIMuRE June 2!.-Corn opened dun
aud heavy; closet active and Armer; mixed
western mixed, 81 lee
Live stock.
CHICAGO, June 2.-Cattc- Receipts 5000
head. Market quiet, but steady and lrm;
| nativ steers, SMi %; fair to WediVm steers,
| 81 25@i 80, Ch0lCJ good shippingN 656lj ~.
| nogs-Rccripts 10000 head; ma keI quiet
and steady; lower; closing fairly active; sales
ranged from u GOGj gj packers sold early
at 70 1908 80; god light, So 1905 10, but
sales mos ly at s. 81,
| sheep Receipts, 200 head; market quiet
and weak; common, SSSi
~, LOUIS, June 22.-Cattle receipts 1920
| head. MarkctQulet; very little doing; good To
| choice native steers, 81 5O0li 50: mcdhm to
| lnir, y lS@i 5Oi pony, 50 75@i %; butchers,
s. 1908; cows 81 " al; stockors 81 25CGi 25
| feeders, Il ESQ 50; common to cAoicG
thr ugh Texans, S3 5O@S 50.
Hogs market casyi l0rhers, 20 1905 80;
bacon, - $500 10; butchers 50 6ja5 90; ship
ping, s. to@7 Oa, Receipts 1850 head.
sheep Receipts 1900 head. Market duh;
medium to good clipped, SO OO@si %; fancy,
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II. l.. RAY. CT s, pAKE.
RAY d. DAKE,
Attorneys Oh! tSsrirAHS n Law
OFFlCE 3O1 MAIN STREET.

VIII practice IN All of the state md Federal
Courts In Texns. Bankruptcy, Real ESTATE
and inyestlgaliOn Of Titles q speciality,
REF rrucrs-Gov g. NJ HArdln, Hon, y, =
Wright, IudgeBt judicial District, br. o. y
ma Col Harvey salmon, bankers Clln
ton, all Of MOI Hon. Newton Booth
Cai' GOV. Richard Coke, Austin, Tex
ns; col. q. NJ, Swink, Pres ExchnngI
Enn,,, Gen. A. Il. Norton, COZ, T., II.
tiruGrr, Pres, state Savings Bank, Dallas
Tcxns, Hon, ThOs II, Duyal, Judge u. =. nist
Court, Austin, Texas; Hon AL. Evans, u. y.
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