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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-06
THE PARADE TO-DAY.
Notice OF Meetings, order Of fOTIna'
ton nnd Line Of March.

The Fire, Hook and Ladder Eand
Military Companies will form,
promptly ut two o'clock to-day, IN
the following
ORDER.
]. Germania Brass Band.
2. StOnewall dreys.
3. Lamar Rifles.
4. Turner'S Society,
3, Mayor and Common Council OF
tho city.
8. chief aud Assistant Engineers and
officers Of the Fire Department.
7. Hook and Ladder Company No. 2.
8. Hook and Ladder Company No. /.
o, Dallas Engine supply Company
No. 4.
TO- Dallas Steam Engine Company
No, !.
II. Citizens Generally,
FORMATION.
The Band will be stationed at the
South west corner Of the Public Square,
corner OF Houston aud Commerce
streets, ut one o'clock u. NJ. The
Stonewall Greys will form on
the south side Of the square
along Commerce street. The Lamar
Rifles will form on the east side of the
square and march TO Commerce aud
take position on right of the Stone
wall Greys. The Turner's Society Will
form at their Hall on Commerce street
and march westward and takeposltlon
o nthe right of the Lamar Rifles. The
Mayor and Common Council Of the
city will form at their hall and march
to Commerce street, and take position
Immediately on the right OF
the Turner Society The Chief
and Assistant Engineers and the
various fire companies will form
in the above order at the Hall of En-
gine Company No. !. on Commerce
street facing westward and take posi-
ton to the right Of the line above
designated
LINE or MARCH.
The line of march will be from the
southwest corner of the square, up
Houston to Main street; thence down
Main to Market street; thence up Mar
ket to Elm street thence down elm tt
the eastern boundary of the city
thence south to Main street; thence
west on Main to Austin street, where
the military companies will be review
ed by His Honor the Mayor and Com
mon Council, after which the process
sion will march to the front of the Ii
Grand hotel, in open order, and vii
be disbanded.
ASSISTANT MARsHAIS.
A. A. Johnson, w. Q. Holland,
A. M. Cochran, w. M. Leftwitch,
w. l.. MURPHY,
Chief Marshal.
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UNTIL DEATH DO US PART.
Marriage Of Mr.. John Cohn and Miss
Archer, Tuesday Night.

A goodly company assembled at the
Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday night to
witness and take part in the ceremo-
MES which bound together Mr.. Louis
Cohn and Miss Archer. The rites
were solemnlzed by Rabbi Suhler, pas
tor of the Hebrew congregation here,
and were followed by merry-making
and dancing, as befitted the occasion.
A sumptuous repast, prepared by that
admirable caterer, Mr.. Hoffstadt,
made glad the guests whose appetites
had been sharpened by the exercise
of the dance. The festivities were
prolonged until late hour yesterday
morning, and when surfeited with
pleasure, the tired jewellers sought
their couches, 1t was only to taste
again, In happy dreams, OF the joys
which had gone before. THE HERALD
extends Its best wishes to the happy
pair.
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Howe,s Great London Circus.

There is no question but that this
admirable combination is by great
odds the most complete and magnifi-
cent establishment that has visited
Texas since the war. We have rarely
witnessed even in the Northern and
Eastern States more complete, varied
and aforementioned collection of ami
mails and rare birds. The elephants
are trained beyond compare, and
the fac smile Of the pyramid OF these
gigantic animals was actually pre-
scented to the thousands who were in
attendance yesterday evening and last
night. The daring leaping exoels any
thing we have ever witnessed, and we
certainly think is unexcelled anywhere
upon the globe. The riding, gymnas-
tic and Indian performances are most
admirable. The courtesy of the man
ayers is extended to all patrons in a
manner most gratifying.
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Tribute OF Respect,

WHEREAS 1t has pleased the All Wise
Creator OF the Universe to remove from this
earthly existence our esteemed friend and
comrade, John Bullard; therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That in his death the Dallas En-
CINE Company No. has lost one of It's most
efficient members and officers, q true and
faithful friend, and society an upright and
honest man.
That we extend our deepest sympathy to
his bereaved widow. who laments the loss of
true and faithful husband.
That u copy of these resolutions be furn-
ished to the widow of the deceased, and one
copy be furnished the Waxahachie Enter
prise, and one to each Of the daily papers of
this place.
That the Engine House be draped in mourn
Ing for thirty days.
Q. SCHMIDT, w. ROBERTS,
Q! KAHN. Z. COCKERELL,
j. W. LYLE, SAM. CR05LEY,
ROBERT WEST.
COMMITTEE,
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LOCAL BREVITIES.


Soldiers.
--Firemen.
Beautiful weather.
The streets were crowded again
yesterday.
Half OF Dallas took in the circus
last night.
The crowd in town yesterday was
simply immense.
Professor George would like to
hear from our young men about Mardi
Gras..
The little Shetland ponies were
the great attraction to the little boys
yesterday.
Remember that the grand ball
Of the firemen comes of at Lively
Hall, tonight,
Half the talk expended last night
by the "blower" for the four-legged
girl would elect Colonel Muldoon to
Congress.
The new cars of the San Jacinto
Street railway were running on time
yesterday and reaping quite harvest
from persons visiting the oircns.
--Howe's is about the only circus
that fills the measure of Its advertise
ing promises. 1t surpasses everything
OF the kind seen before In Texas.
That candy "faken at the circus
last night was what might be called q
good one. Full many Moke went
bis last splitter Increment and lost.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
w. d. Donoho d Co.,

Commission dealers In Lands ana LOIS hn'
mar Hotel Building.
Have Eastern funds for loan on improved
Dallas property, In sums from $1,000 TO w.
900.
Can supply any demand for "alternhte"
md International land scrip, ut current
rates.
Have 100000 acres of splendid pine h"'ocr
lands In one body, on water navigation az
bargain. Titles very best
want TO negotiate for $1,000 to $4,000 acres OF
good lands, In one body, within nifty miles OF
Dallas. ,
win have In few daysa new town site o.
5000 lots for sale. v. Il. DONOHO u Co'
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WE. LYrE & Co. real estate agents, No
100 Lamar street, beg leave to call the stten-
ton OF persons wishing TO purchase real es-
tate to the extensive listsof property on their
bulletin boards in and outside of their office,
under the respective heads of Improved
City Property, ""Vacant City Lot" "Farms"
and "Unimproved and Wild Lands" EN-
hracing business houses and vacant lots In
building lots, and q number OF very desir
able residences situated In every quarter of
the city. Also, large tracts OF wild lands In
Dallas and other counties ofthe State, besides
a number Of farms Of various sizes, Include
tations within I'VE miles Of the city OF Dallas
aug25dtf
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The New street Railroad celebration.


The New street Railroad Celebration.
The residence of Colonel w. j.
Keller was the scene of pleasant re-
union on Tuesday evening, the "feast
of reason and flow of soul" being in
honor of the opening of the new line
of street railroad. Much to our regret
we were unable to be present, but
learn, as we had anticipated, that
those present enjoyed themselves huge
ly over the generous supply of
champagne and its concomitants. The
first toast was ITO the success of the
San Jacinto Street Railroad and its
worthy Superintendent, Colonel J. w.
Keller" which was responded to by
that gentleman in the following adj
dress, giving succinct history of this
enterprise which is already fast build
ing up the suburbs of our city penetrat-
ed by it:
GENTLEMEN Shortly after my ar
rival here conceived the idea that a
street railroad running into the sub
urbs would in few years prove pay
ing institution. My idea eliminated
in the building of the San Jacinto
street line. With several other gen.
tlemen l applied and obtained a char
ter under the name of "Dallas Street
Railway" The Board of Directors
consists of G.. Il. Keller, w. J. Keller,
Il. III. Keller, III. w. Keller, ]. l.. w.
Phares and Thomas A. Phares.
The whole cost of the road, including
the rolling stock, mules, stable, office,
etc., foots up twenty-five thousand two
hundred dollars. We have donated
twelve shares Of said stock to the Dial.
las College.
We have had a number of difficulties
In the way, annoyances to combat and
obstacles to overcome, of which the
public would never dream. San ia
cinto street was only open up to Leon
ard street, leaving about one thousand
yards to city limits to be opened by us.
A portion of the right of way was do
mated US by liberal.minded citizens,
while for the balance of the route we
were forged to pay quite literally.
One party, Immediately on the line
of our road, argued that the building of
the street railway would prove disad-
vantage to him that 1t would double
the value of his house and lot, and
therefore increase his taxes in like
proportion; that he did not wish to
sell, and hence the hardship. In this
case a handsome consideration gave
us the right of way.
Foreseeing our trouble and conse-
quent increase of expenditures we APP
piled to the City Council to release the
road from taxation, agreeing to give
the city the one thousand yards of I'M
opened street. This they refused to
do. We then made two other PROPOSE
the city should grade the
street we opened, or pay US for grading
the street--we agreeing to deed them
said street. These propositions were
also rejected. Since then, the Council
passed resolution exempting from
taxation, for five years, certain
wagon mandatory to be established
here. Our addition to the prosperity
Of Dallas Is worth more than several
such factories, besides we agreed to
give value received for all aid. We
have concluded to make another APP
pllcation to the Council, confident that
we will not have the cold sholder re-
peated on us.
We do not anticipate an immediate
return on our investment A small
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New Years Greeting.
DALLAS. Jannary !, ls7l

DALLAS. January l, 1876.
Ma or James e. Barkley:
SIR-ln acknowledgment of your very i'm
portant duty, and the favors bestowed on us,
you Will please accept our weak congratula-
ton following below fol New Years Gift:
My little scholarship will scarcely reach
10 solve the question have now on hand;
How one might please, at all times and to
No sheriff can do so in any land
His duty is TO execute the law,
Keep guilty ones from justice to with
draw,
II out of town one does q law less deed,
III hut suspioioned to We wrong some day,
Tho Sheriff hears; he mounts his gallant
steed
And goes to settle things without delay.
The prisoners he must feed and treat
them well,
And keep secured within aprison.cell
Myselfa prisoner here since several months,
But have no cause to blame our Sheriff for;
He cant comply with all our wishes and
wants;
He can but try to please, and do no more.
Yet rev are grateful men within these
Don't see their faults, but quick In some
one else.
We thank You hearty, for all favors done;
SNthNA
pect;
We hope we're free when comes election on;
Hope will we people mey you reflect.
For YOU are competent, and work with
skill,
With zeal and energy, and iron Will,
Bright may your fortune be throughout the
year;
May YOU succeed In any enterprise;
Beguile your leisure with your family dear;
Your children may, like you, in honor rise.
May you have many true and faithful
friends,
That never fail you to your journeys
end.
Far in the East this day they celebrate,
And full of merriment is old and young;
They one another do congratulate;
What happy may one make, may him be-
+ long.
Far in the West we eastern ones found
one
On whom well wishing we these verses
rhyme upon.
Bernard Hoch. BY JOHN WALTER,
MICHAEL CLINCK.
Z. S.-We have omitted one verse; but
discovered 1t too late.
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Attention FireIncn.

The members of Hook and Ladder
Company No. 2, Engine Company No.
/, Hook and Ladder Company No. l,
and Supply Company No. 4, and Bucket
Supply Company, are ordered to meet
at Engine House No. /, Commerce
street, at one o'clock sharp, to partlci-
pate in the grand Military and Fire
Department parade. BY order
w. e. COMMON,
p. W. LlNsKEY, Chief.
Secretary Fire Department
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Halliday Goods / Holiday Goods /

L. p. Lyle, 5O7 Main street. The largest
and finest assortment in the city. Ladies'
work boxes, writing desks, order and Jewell
ry and dressing cases, gold pens and pencils,
pictures and picture frames, poems, miscel-
laneous and juvenile books, and in fact eve
rythlng suitable for all. Il. P. LYLE,
dec20dlm 507 Main Street.
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Home Fire Insurance Comu.ny,

OF New York. Its funds all deUoted to
Fire. No mirt,tre WiM Life Insurance.
Cash capital SS,0O0,0OO. Cash assets,
$6,OOO,OOO. Cash surplus as to policy
holders, S3,325,00O. General J. L.
Johnson & Co., managers Southern de-
partment. ]. d. Kerfoot, local agent,
No. 5O7 Commerce street, Dallas
Texas.-Ad.
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school Tax.
OFFICE COUNTY SUPERINTEND-)
ENT EDUCATION,
DALLAa Tpyaa Iannarv iQTG |

Major James L. Barkley, Sheriff:
DEAR SIR-I herewith return you the School
1ttr Rolls of Precinct No. 4, for the years 1874
and 1876, as recently revised and corrected by
I. l.. Frank, Esq.
II any taxpayer has paid upon former Rolls
In excess of his tax, as appears upon the ac-
oompanying Rolls, you will refund such ex-
cess upon presentment OF his receipt, proyi-
ded that IL any taxpayer has not paid the
full amount due upon the corrected Rolls, that
he shall receive credit only for the amount
paid
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
w. l.. CABEI.L,
County Superinte ndant Education, Dallas
County. jan4dlw-wlt
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SToNEyyALL GREYS.

The members of this company are
hereby ordered to report, in full uni
form, at their armory to-day Thurs
day. at 1880 O'clock, to participate In
the parade of the Fire Department,
BY order Of JUNE PEAK,
Lieutenant Commanding.
j, Il. WOLF, Secretary.
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Removal or the Dallas BOOK store.
John S. Jackson has removed his
Book Store to COG Elm street, three
doors wost of the Dollar Store, where
he will keep, in addition to his large
stock of school, miscellaneous and
blank books, wall paper, wrapping pa
per, paper bags, etc, n full line of mag
azines, papers, etc., from New York,
New Orleans, st. Louis, Galveston,
Houston and other places. Call and
see them.
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Seems to be the great center of attraction
here of late. Guess the people OF Dallas have
all had n taste Of that Old Monarch Bour-
bon, which is acknowledged by all to be the
hest ever put over the bar In Dallas. d20tf
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The Directory of the Dallas Real Estat'
and Building association will receive sealed
proposals for the sale of business property
at the office of the Secretary, till Wednesday
January 8, 1876.
8. J. ADAMS, President.
4. p. BARRY, Secretary and Treasurer
janlto5d
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Wanted.

TO get board at good private house for
man and wife and child. WIN furnish our
own furniture. Address l.. Craddock
through the Postofiice or apply ut Grad
docks Billiard Hall, Main street. dec20tf
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Mr.. ]. Lsmp,s Lager Beer Depot,

of Main and Poydras streets, has just re-
ceived car load of their Celebrated Lager
Beer, both bottled and in kegs. Orders will
be promptly attended to.
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LAMAR RIFLES.

The members of the Lamar Rifles are
ordered to meet at their armory, at one
O'clock to-day, in full uniform.
j. G. EBLIN,
Captain Commanding,
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Any one having prairie lands to break can
contract the same upon application at the
Office of j. A. IL. HOSACK,
Real Estate Agent, Austin street, Dallas
jan5d5teod
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Professor Scales, with a full corps of efii-
clent assistants, will resume the exercise ;
his school, 6il Elm street, on Monday next
January al. dec29-d II
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The postonice being removed is n great nd
vantage to the majority OF the citizens OF
Dallas. II makes II no convenient, going ana
coming, to drop. In Mt Craddocks BILLIARD
Hall, and take In some OF that old Monarch
bourbon ~ refreshments.
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Notice.
II. c. Collins will be absent from the city
for two weeks, and during his absence Colo
mel Crockett of the Grange store will attend
to his business, and will represent the
Agency of the Halliday Wind Mill and
Pumps. jan4d3t
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AGENTS Wanied

For Dallas and county, and every county III
the State. Canvasssers of either sex are sue
cessful, and are making 600 monthly All
Agents must give security in that amount
Inn5dtf DALLAS L. o. BOX 5Ss.
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A fine lot OF Fresh Missouri Butter always
kept OIL hand at @. NJ. Connolly's, l07 Market
street. nOvi-du
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School Exercises Resumed.

For bl@ains In Hats, the people 80 to
Stanfor0's, 407 Elm street.
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The only place In the city where You can
get good drink, and get 1t fixed up In II
style 1T for Prince. by Johnny o'Brlen, ID
nj Craddocks, opposite LeGrand hotel.
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A new or secondhand cypress wagon.
Also, q horse and harness. Call at
DALLAS CORN MILLS,
dec3ld3t On Patterson avenue
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sianford's, 4O7 Elm street, is the place to
buy stylish Suits, ovefcoats and Gents
Furnishing Goods, at extremely low figures
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Wanted 10 Buy.

For Ladies', Misses and Childrens Shoes
70 TO Stanfords, 4U7 Elm street,
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Tho place to buy good and cheap Boots
and Shoes Is Stanford Il, iO7 Elm street.
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Beautiful gold headed canes at Austins'
an Min street. dec7d&wlm.
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Craddock's Billiard Hall

Fine sterling silver ware at Austin's, 5lS
Main street. dec7-d&wlm
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Fine silver plated casters, knives, forks,
spoons, cups, ETC., at Austin's, 5ls Main
street. dec7d&wlm
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Austin Is just receiving an immense stock
of fine gold watches, chains and Jeweiry Oh
all kinds, 5l3 Main street. dec7-d0wlm
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No Misrepresentation of goods at stand
ford's, iO7 Elm street. decl0-tf
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CITY BUSINESS.
Notice.

Hot and Cold BATHS mt wilson's, No.
Al Elm street. decl5dam
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BLOT and SHOE DEPARTMENT.

In this department the New Price List will
be most attractive to purchasers, as well as
the qualify, style and ut. A large invoice
complete.
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.

The New Price List in CARPETS are lower
than sold by any dealer in this or any other
city. To secure what you want in Carpets
call at your earliest convenience. They are
selling rapidly nj the New Prices.
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LADIES' Hat DEPARTMENT.

The New Price List on Ladies', Fail mud
Winter Goods OF TRIMMED FELT HATS,
when the style and quality are considered,
the Hest bargains I'm the City, They
must DC sold, and win be, no doubt, at the
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Clothing Department.
DRESS GOOD DEPARTMENT.

The New Price List on DRESS GOODS is
so much cheaper than they have heretofore
been sold that any lady can afford 10 pur-
chase beautiful New style Dress.
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dec3ld3t
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HAT DEPARTMENT.

The New Price List on HATS will induce
quick sales, as they are much cheaper than
are sold by other dealers.
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TILE nAILY HERALD


thursday MORNING $3.50 JAN D.
, 1876-01-23
DRY(tO0DS.
NOTICE..
The balance Of our Winter
Stock to be closed out re
gard1ess of cost

s. Beaver C!ohks now s3.75.
So Beaver Cloa1s uow 50
S!U and Si1 Beaver Cioaks now IS ahd s8
sag and sac Beaver Cloaks, braided and
Hch!y trlmmed. reduced to $40 and $40.
SS5 and $50 Beaver C1oaks, embroidered
ana richly trimmed, reduced to $l3 and SlS
crest bargains in nll kinds Of 9hawl3.
300 Ottoman Shawl3 reduced to 81 5fa
$3.50, $3.50, 50, IS, 80. and So.
$50 Single Broche ShAwl4 reduced to S.
SO, So, $40, STA. and SIS.
175 Double Brocho aud Paisley Sh2wIa
reduced to So, So. $40, Sl2, SIS, and $40.
Great bargains in Black and Coiored Cash
mere
$50 pieces Blk Cashmeres, 4o-inch vida,
SO, 90, 65, rs, 85c, S1.-theapest goods ev-'
ITS pieces Plaid Dreas Doods IA lob lots.
15c. sold elsewhere for z5c4
Is pieces Tycoon Reps, l2i$c.
Great Bargains in Ladies' and Cent? In
derweAr.
$50 doz. Mems Meriuo Vests aud Drawers.
25c, rezu]ar price SOC.
rs doz. Mems An Wool Vests aud Draw.
era. sl.25. cheap at S2.50-
65 dog. Boys Vests, 3oc, reduced from 45.
as doz. Boya' Merino Suits, 58c, usual
price 81.
Great Reductions in Hosiery Of all kinds.
ATS pieces Irish Linen, slightly damaged
By water, 80, IS. 40, Is, SO, and zoe. worth
double.
All Domes snd Cotton Cloths retsi1ed
at manufacturera' prices. Fruit of.the-
Loom aud 1Ionsda1o Cotton, 1Otc: Wan-
sutta, 13c; al other brands equally low.