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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Dallas State Fair Is GER
tainty.
Regular meeting of tho Council
to night.
Ground was broken yesterday for
the new Episcopal Church.
Many substantial improvements
are being erected in East Dallas.
The Inauguration Of the lately
elected county officers takes place to-
day.
Ladies and gentlemen have u
standing invitation to visit Hamilton
q Co.-Ad.
See the preferred special of Mr.
Lewis, who has opened fish market
at No. l04 Market street.
Elegant line of sleeve buttons and
studs Just received at Webb's, sos Main
street.
The rush has commenced at Ham
ilton Il Co.'s. No wonder the dry
bones move. Oh, those hats.-Ad.
For an elegant gold watch and
chain, or stylish piece of jewelry, go
to Oram's.-Adp.
Hamilton Il Co. are the live hat
ters. Look at their windows and be
convinced. I'D.
Spring hats constantly arriving.
Those purchasing now are sure to get
the very latest styles.-Ad.
Hamilton & Co, have stock OF
hats, caps and furnishing goods calcu-
lated to captlvate the most fastidious.
I'D.
I'm to-day's Issue will be found the
advertisement of General Gano, who
offers for sale fine lot OF blooded cat
tie. Those who desire fine stock should
see the General.
johnson & Manget, LeGrand Ho-
tel, buy and sell Railroad Tickets.
They sell tickets to New Orleans for
fifteen dollars. They save you from
one to five dollars on ticket.-dd.
Why not buy four seed and
Havana cigars instead of three for
twenty-five cents, and try Theo.
Reinecke, 800 Main street-oldest to
bacconist In the city I'D,
-Destefeno Bros, 3I3 Main street,
are In receipt Of choice lot OF Messina
lemons and oranges, coooanuts, BAN
anas, nuts and fruits OF all descrip-
lions. Those In want OF fresh fruits or
nuts should give them q call.--Ad.
The Dallas Base Ball Club played
a strong picked nine last Sunday after.
noon, and defeated it by score of Is
tot. LIN the first two innings they
whitewashed their opponents and al.
lowed them one run each In the next
seven innings.
"A couple Of young bucks, filed I'D
with cheap benzine, engaged in a
friendly game Of flsticufis on Elm
street. yesterday. After considerable
resistance, Policeman Henry Waller
succeeded IN landing one of the bellig-
erents In the calaboose.
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\ number OF gentlemen met at the
Office of Mr., T. p. Barry, last evening,
and organized n society under the
name OF the Dallas Loan and Savings
Association, by the election OF the fol.
lowing officers: President, 5. J..
Adams Wee President, $. T. Sratton ;
Secretary and Treasury, T, p. Barry.
Board of Drectors-J. w. Webb, :.
Lathrop, NJ, B. stone, j. j, Carnes, J.
W.>i.llen, =. j. Batter, Y, ID 4. An
drews, G. W. Hoffman and George L.
Cassell.
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THE nAlLY HERALD
DALLAS. tExAs.
TUESDAY MORNING ;,;;; APRIL 49,
PREFERRED SPECIALS.



Al tho New York Clothing House, BOX Elm
street, Dallas and 81 Walker street New
York. We ask M special favor, that every
body desiring clothing, hats, or gents FUR
nishlng goods, VIII examine our goods and
compare prices, II not convinced that wo ARE
giving better value for the prices, than have
ever been seen In this city, thon we shall
not expect them 10 buy. Such an opportunity
10 buy first-class clothing NJ less than man
ufacturlng prices may never occur again, NJ
wo Wish 10 lay our assortment before the
public, and yet fairly acquainted with the
trade, we win mako such great reduction
from regular prices, M to at once gain favor
with the. general public and be con-
vieted Of being tho lowest price clothing
house In Texas. nprll-d6w3ms
The above establishment, II branch OF
the well-known house of A. Streinburg q
Co., "a Walker street, New York.
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Mysterious Disappearoncc- FOW Play
NuSDCClpU,


Suspected.
About two weeks ago there arrived
in Dallas gentlcmnn named Frank
NJ. Wcnrich, formerly a merchant q
st. Louis. He brought letters of in.
PRODUCTION from his father-in-law, the
Hon. f. =, Wright OF Clinton, Henry
county, Missouri--for thirty-nine years
a distinguished Judge Of that State-to
Major John Henry Brown, Field
Brothers and Major b. l.. Robinson, a
brother-in-law of Judge Wright, who
lives two miles across the river from
Dallas. Through Majo Brown he was
introduced to numerous old Missouri
friends of Judge Wright, among them
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Austin, Major
James Il. Barkley, Captain George NJ,
Swink and others, besides many other
of our citizens.
Mr.. Wenrlch found in Mr.. and Mrs.
]. NJ. Brown, formerly of the Pacific
Railroad, old friend, sand became their
guest. After about week spent at
their house, leaving all his baggage in
their care, he started on foot last Mon
day, April 9th, saying he was going TO
spend the day and night with Major
Robinson, across the river,
and would return in time
to go with Mr.. j. NJ. Brown
to Fort Worth on Tuesday. Not APP
pearing, Mr.. Brown went to Fort
Worth and returned Friday night. Mr.
Wenrich not having returned to the
house, Mr.. Brown still supposed he
was with his relatives at Major Robin
sons until yesterday forenoon, when,
becoming alarmed, he communicated
these facts to Major John Henry
Brown, who fastened across to Major
Robinson's only to learn that the fam
lily had seen nothing of Mr.. Wenrich.
The conclusion seems irresistible that
he has been foully dealt with.
Major John Henry Brown at once in
formed Sheritls Barkley and Moon and
Marshal Morton Of all the facts, and
telegraphed the material points to
Judge Wright in Missouri.
We trust the mystery may be speed
lily solved, and If murder has been
committed that the guilty may be
promptly arrested and brought to JUS
tice.
Mr.. Wenrich was OF medium size,
light build, about thirty-two years of
age, fair complexion, auburn whiskers,
inclined to red, and rather thin-visaged.
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The Sunday School children of the
Episcopal Sunday School formed in
line at Lively Hall, Sunday afternoon,
and marched to the church, where the
annual presentation Of a banner to the
most meritorious class Of the school
took place, and was awarded to Miss
Flowers class-"rhc Peace Makers"
The presentation was made by Super
intendent Richard Morgan, after
which the scholars were addressed by
Bishop Garrett. 1t was most happy
occasion, and was thoroughly enjoyed
by scholars aud parents,
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STATE SABBATH SCHOOL SOCIETY
Assembling I'm this City To-day OF the
Texas state sabbath school
Convention.

AS has heretofore been published In
these columns, the Texas State Sabbath
School Convention will covene in
this city this evening, holding two
days, exclusive of this evenings meet
ing. Several delegates had arrived last
evening, and the indications are that
there will be full delegations present
from most every part OF the State.
The proceedings Of the Convention
will be held in the Lamar-street Meth
odist Episcopal church, and will COM
mence at 1870 o'clock by an address
from Mr.. A. w. Nowlin, chairman Of
the Executive Committee. Responses,
brief addresses and appointment Of
committees will constitute the first
evenings work. The programme for
tomorrow will be published in The
HERALD tomorrow morning.
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Notice.

No bills against any one connected with
The Herald office will be allowed In settle
ment of accounts due the office unless by ex-
press agreement with the Business Man
ager.
Nocontract for advertising Will be recog-
nlzed by this office unless countersigned by
the Business Manager.
city Circulators are not permitted to col
ct for subscriptions longer than one month
In advance, and persons who wish to pay for
a longer period must do so at the office.
: No bills against the Herald Company will
be allowed unless accompanied by a written
order from the Business Manager.
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Found.

A letter directed to Mrs. A. J. john
son, dated Arcola, Louisiana, and pe>t-
marked Amite City, Louisiana, con-
tanning postofiioe money order for a
small amount, was picked up on the
streets yesterday. The owner can re-
cover 1t by applying to Henry Aber-
crombie, at the Lamar Hotel.
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IF you want over two hundred Of
the latest and most elegant patterns Of
wall paper to select hom, 60 to T.. T..
LYLE, Bookseller and stationer, 5L1
Main street, where you will find the
largest stock in the West, and prices
at The very lowest, no extra charge
for trimming. Also large stock Of
rustic shades constantly on hand. - Id.
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Ladies, Attention |

am receiving daily from New York, n
large invoice OF the finest novelties In Mill
merry Goods, French Pattern Hats and all
kinds of untrlmmed Straw, English CHIP
and Leghorn Hats. | VIII keep always on
hand the largest and finest assortment OF
the latest novelties, such as Flowers Laccs
Trimmings and viii sell them lower than
any other house In the city.
Please give me call, and will be happy
10 show you the Latest Novelties.
=. IRALSON,
mchl2-tf. Oil Main street.
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The citizens Of Dallas are informed that
the undersigned Is now located In the city,
No. lli Market street, for the purpose of sup
plying thlm with saltwater fish and fresh
fruits. No need 10 ent Catfish and BuliR,o
when You can buy Trout, Red snapper
Sheephead, etc, at NV cents pound Give
me call. ISAAC NJ. LEWIS,
aprlSd3t No. lOl Market Suecl'
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Now u the time to buy anything
you want at Reed II Lathrop's, from II
jewsharp to tlnc ledger New goods
constantly arriving. Office outfits COM
plete and cheap, Wallpaper and blank
books In great variety, and prices to
suit the the times. 600 id
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/ have this day opened a Retail Lumb +
yard for the Texaslud Pacific Lumber as
ISOLATION In East Ia las VIII MI DIS NJ
short notice for all Kinds and many amount
Have on hand q large amount Of dry !um-
Der. W. N, HNHoN, Agent
upTlSdlm
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For Sale or Rent,
nar2ld2in

Houses and lots In Eagle Ford, Dallas
county. Apply 10
TOM. CUNNINGHAM,
mar2ld2m Eagle Ford
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Attention, Firemrn!

The members of Engine Company No.
ara reQueited tomeet at their Hall this Crues-
day. evening, April Is h, AZ half'past !
o'clock, sharp. Important business, by
order of A. SANGER, President.
t. Il. ELLIs, Secretary. aprlSdlt
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NOIICC.

VIII be sold at public auction, Tuesday
18th, at halt-past 10 a. M, at No. 93i, Main
street, lot of cigars, clothing, trunk, stove
and cooking utensils. effects of Daisy Dean,
decenSed. nprlOd2t
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Notice.

Delinquent occupation taxpayers must
come forward and settle immediately or the
penalty of neglect will be strictly enforced.
aprl3 At j. N. OGDEN.
City Assessor and Collector
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nnIR,I.

A partner with means torun the Trinity
Mills, situated on the Dallas and Wichita
Railroad, sixteen miles from Dallas, the
coming season, or purchaser for the prop
erty. Address ROY b. SCOTT,
aprl6dawlm on the place
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MNCunlI.n

The instantaneous and intallible
remedy for Nemdgiu--at Hosklns Il
Howell's drug store, Dallas. --Ad.
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i v. ChiIdnrs.

Surgeon and Physician. Office, No. iM Main
street, up stairs Room No. 3, where he viii
no found at all hours, both day and night.
lnugl-ltf
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Wanted TO Let,

Furnished rooms with best OF convent.
ences and mod0tions, ,03O Main street
feb23d2m
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Located In building No. lOG Elm street, Will
buy or sell any ana all kinds OF Furniture,
Horses Mules Wagons, Etc, Etc, or sell any
thing left Mt private sale, Auction every
day. JOE q. BOOTll, Auctioneer'
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All kinds Of hair made up IN every style
Highest price paid for human HAIR NJ $
ALSON'S, 5li Main street.
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Hamilton & Co. will sell hats or
"burst In trying."-Ad.
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CITY BUSlNES
Notice toI.um0pr Buyers.

Hot and Cold Baths .t Wilson's, NO
IA Elm street. declldly
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II, BEAUMONl * Wa
npr6dlm City Drug Store, l,llS Elm street.
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Glass lamps aud chimneys, shades for
lamps and burners.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02
4 Model Wife's Letter.

True love not content 20 bask In The
sunshine without An umbrella handy
~ case IF rain. fsds ~ expression IN
ne following letter. VII Oh n. Danbury
Conn Nevs has dIVU.ged:
Nj DEAR HUSBAND: got here last
night all safe. and MAS met AZ the s;a-
ton by uncle and aunt. They were 50
glad | had come. but were sorry that
YOU were not along. ! miss you So
much. We had hot rolls for breakfast
this morning. and they We're :" dell
cIous. want YOU Ia b- 50 happy
while I am here. Don't keep the meat
up stars. II viii surely spoil. Do YOU
miss me now, Oh, If you were only
here. 4 but tor an hour. Has Ms.
OH-bTought back your shirts. |
hope the bn-nmo VIII suit You. You
Viii tild the milk tickets IN the clock.
| forgot 10 tell You about them when |
came away. What did YOU DO last
evening, Were You lonesome without
me: Don't forget 10 scald the milk
every morning. And | wish Won would
see If | lett the pOtatoes IN the pantry.
II ! did they must be soul by this time.
How are % getting along: Write me
all about il. But | must close now.
Oceans of love - you. AfTectiona;ely
vOur wife. .
llA,,s ELs ~. sAnyuAs an H..
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02
Indian Servants,

Ah'saA WI u
We complain of servants in our QUAR-
ter of the world bitterly enough; how
then. should we endure the servants of
India? The fact that they are all on
| board wages, from the moOn-Shee. who
takes a temporary engagement as Secrr-
tary or tutor. down to the humhleS;
punkal. wallah. or grass cutter. renders
it comparatively easy for "A master to
know his expenses. But then there is
something b%ewildering in the subdivis-
ion of labor. in having to harbor taIlors
and cObblers. waShermen and watch
men. florists and sweepers. 1t is per
| picking to find that every servant, So
we'll knows his Or her place that a palki
bearer would ScOrn to fetch a pitcher
of water; that hereditary poultry keep
ers attend the hens, hereditary grooms
the horses, and that not Il meal can be
cooked or a carpet spread except by the
agency of somebody whose caste points
him out as the appropriate person to
perform the duty. All house servants.
too. have the habit of collecting around
them a clan of relatives, old and young,
more or less dependent for %sustenance
on the monthly wages of the bread
| winner. These followers" like others
of their plastic race, are by no means
Ohtrusive, and are content to he tucked
away in sheds and hutS. or TO lie about
the passage of some rambling villa.
while a pipkin of grain and "a spoonful
of ghee comprises, with a little cloth.
| their few wants. Servants in India
have two merits to cOunterbalance such
| faults rs are inherent in a race remark
able for the subtle ingenuity with
which, on occasion, it can cheat and
lie. They are grateful. not merely for
exceptional kindness, but for the bread
and salt that they have eaten; and
breach of trust is abhorent even to the
elastic conscience of a HindOo, SO that
the very man who takes the lead in
plundering the Sahib's stOre-ro0m, when
pitting his wits against the duller fancy
of his European employer. may be rem
dered honest by being appointed dra-
COON ordinary V e the treasures it
contains.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02

lSI.-ThlS year there Wlll he i've
ecGpSeS. three of the sun and two 81
the moon. The cO~ of the sun viii
occur III tn. night, and those of tn"
moon III the day time: III SAYS DR..
Wakefirld'S Western Farm Almanac
for 1877. Every family in the land
should have one OF these almanaCs. *
it contains valuable information. Or.
{. Wakefield Il Co. the publishers,
Bloomington. ILL.,. who. by the way are
the proprietOrS of DR.. WaketieldS fam
lily medicines. deserve great credit Tor
giving tothe public such atine almanac.
While in Bloomington We took occasion
to call on these cntcIprlSinI gentlemen.
and found them sending ont about 1000
of the almanacs daily. They are em-
plOviny upwards OF sixty hands i'll pre-
pairing their valuable remedies. You
a have y of the almanacs 10y asking
Your druggist for IT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02

| coin. N-h. and by several physicians N
Minnesota. hut two weeks IN tins Ciy
has gwen HIM new lease ~ he. and
his faith IN Dr. Pond i implicit
Ms. WIN. Walker. of Willow Springs.
Wis. had one IN each breast. tut ist'a
have been ,f-CtUally ~erailcai"!. III
the laiv WIll shortly te restored T. h.E
friends IN good health.
WIN. Hunt. q! Hanover. Ill. hAs h-"u
happily relieved.
Patients are presenting Themselves
almost each day from every part II the
IHiOu-therc being one or more T-pT,~
-.ntatlyes from almost every SAT-
and among the arrivals last week We
noticed three new and dangerous C,t~.S
from New York Cltv. two from : "r
mont. four from Iowa from Mich
lgdn. several from Chicago, ami Other
points. DR.. Pond = doing 4 wonderful
work in the relief Of suit"rlE 'uIutUI-
" and the curr of tins iugAtiUl t~.~-.l>r.
and W. have been pleased - note iI~
success from tImetO time. The results
are before rs. and when charge! NJ.
having extended CONSIDERABLE pui!rTy
upon his skill. We have only - sly :"
fau.tiind-rs that Il IS unnecessary Z" -
from home for examples 81 li> success
We have plenty Of them here III uuf
midst. u III almost every I'!EIH1IiiI
village and city. PERSONS ti"d't7! ~ lIlIu
two and three wears since, alter tH''
had been abandoned 10y Other VItct.-
TONERS: and the an C'cd can ao no
better than Interview th-~" parties dIi
Judge for Themselves ~IN-.r names. 81
many If them have been 'T'gV"Hr'F
published in the BeQrDu. they a iv
reached without trouble or expense, and
their testimony cannot fan Ia prove
convincing. aurora. H., BeGcDn-
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02
IN DEEP

cad in srInbre bl OK.
surprIS. q was I 20 fnd ny fr'eur With his VII.
al Two fai'-haiT"d daughter.
B,ark w.r" their hat. made h.acksr s;Hu with
crspr
With feathers. bows, and ribbons.
Bia,k' lfacs. bI.~k'
Earrings" - blaoEest let. with pms 70 match. =
The very latest style
FiniS'rI Tie had gear.
shavis, hssqu's. sacqUes, skirts.
PInbtrE ard al.
Ia newest "a, hi"n made.
They were T.ady ROW 70 mourn
I said. VIII. VIII. = dead II those gu love-"
F"r when I saw them last
= ain ar' = mii WI" iLey dressed,
Be- IHirg heir Stallion.
EU ~ 'a'8mitN had O. me NJ Or hem
I "afl I'D ut - az sP.d ard - ..faL!e uncle
"lD dHl'E. ct hem h.If milton dol ars
Poor Eadt q. ben 81 th"i lives long.
AID - q = anne "rtu'Iy unr1p.ct.d. without a
% W-s.'- waTHI4y
" We -. -.td he dress:
u %" '"s wore II. look Of those
!. .. r".' f'd ID" such Glsp,Itat.cnso OF Divine
PRIV .i"B =
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02

Farmers using the Champion Double
Hog Ring. can obviate the accumula.
ton of dirt OF top of the hogs nose by
inserting the ring So as 10 bring the
cross bar in front of the nose and not
on top. Many farmers Use the Cham
pion with cross bar in front of the nose
altogether. The Double Ring when
carefully inserted is the best Hog Ring
in the market, 1t having no sharp points
in the nose. The Brown Single Ring
cl oses on the ont ie of the nose and Is
the best sing,, ring. CHAMBERS &
QUINLAN, Decatur. Illinois. are manu-
facturers. They also manufacture the
Eagle Bill Corn IIuSker, the farmers
fayOri