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The Convention met at the appoint
ed hour yesterday morning, and after
prayer and singing exercises, the COM
mittee on organization reported. Rev.
DIR. Bunting, of Galveston, was chosen
President; M. III. Nicely, of Dallas, and
r. NJ. Reid, of Sherman, Vice Presi-
dents; Vic Reinhardt, Of Terrell, Sec
rotary.
Revs. Messrs. Moore and f. M.
Smith were appointed as committee
on resolutions. raEa
The topics discussed were those laid
down in the programme and published
in THE HERALD, and were ably pre-
scented by the speakers. io 'arhasi
The. Convention reassembles this
morning at nine O'Clock. The follow
ing Is the programme for to-day:
Eight to $50, devotional exercises
$3.50 to 8, Importance Of good Sunday
school music; 8 to $3.50, how best tt
use teachers helps $50 to 10, how tC
establish schools in destitute plac es
10 to 1890, mass meetings and their
Importance; 1890 to IL, question draw.
er I to $780, county conventions and
their importance 1880 to IL, Christ,
the Sunday school teachers model.
AfternoOn-Two too, bible reading
8 to 4, miscellaneous business I; 4 to 4:3O
infant classes $3.50 to 5, the duties o.
superintendents and officers.
Neutrality-suspicious. seven to 9, fare
| we'll addresses, 9 t
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DALLAS STATE FAIR.
Satisfactory Arrangements About Com
pleted for the Grounds,
The Dallas BI0od.stOck Assoeiaiion'A
Grounds 10 be Secured Int
lial step Toward the sun
ceAsfuI Contamination,

THE HERALD IL gratlhed TO announce
that the committee TO whom was re-
ferred the matter, held an Interview
yesterday with Captain William H.
Castor, and procured a propsitlon In
writing from him to the following
effect.
For the yearly rental OF one thou
sand dollars, no proposes TO lease to
the Dallas State Fair Association for
the term OF ten years, the grounds now
known ~ the Dallas Blook-Stook AS
sociation's grounds, together with five
acres east of the enclosure. II at any
time during the term OF the said lease,
the Fair Association desire to purchase
the grounds, they are TO have
the right to do 30, for the sum
Of twenty thousand dollars, with
ten per cent per annum added
from the day Of lease, with rebate OF
yearly rental. 0he-half Of the yearly
rental Is taken in certificates Of stock
In the Fair Association. One condi-
ton imposed Is that there shall be, In
addition to the fair in the Fall a
spring meeting for the running OF
horses. The proposition Is open for
sixty days, for acceptance or rejection.
1t IL understood that the terms are
substantially those proposed by the
committee, and will unquestionably
meet with the appreciation OF the
meeting which appointed the commit
tee. The report of the committee, to-
gether with Captain Gaston's PROPOSE
ton, has been placed In the hands OF
the President of the meeting, Major
II. V. Tompkins, who will doubtless
soon reassemble the meeting for the
purpose of taking definite action.
1t Is u matter OF sincere congratula'
ton that the committee have acted &c
promptly in the matter. 1t is almost
certain their action will be ratified,
and that the first and most important
step will have been taken to secure
for Dallas county u fair that will not
only be u credit to our citizens, but q
just source of pride to the entire State.
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Tho Dust.

The dust yesterday was intolerable
and we seriously question If more was
not lost to our merchants and city
than would pay for sprinkling the
streets a month. Aside from the loss
OF sales and damage done merchan.
disc, the effects of such day as yes.
terday were almost sufficient to cause
any prospective residenter to look fur
ther before permanently locating.
THE HERALD learns that our mer-
chants and business men have ex-
pressed q willingness to literally re-
munerate any one who shall COM
mence the work Of sprinkling, but as
yet the much to be desired move has
not been made. Something must be
done, and at once. The necessity for
sprlnkling the streets is just as great
now as 1t will be In month or two
hence, and thezmatter is OF too much
Importance, both in asanitary aud pc
cuniary sense, to permit Of any further
delay. - Ae-'-f
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COmnendnbIe Conduct Of Captain
Morton ana generosity Of
Our citizens.

a young lad, about ten years OF age
giving the name OF John DickersOn,
presented himself before the City
Council, Tuesday evening, and asked
for assistance to carry him TO his home
in Montgomery, Alabama. As the
Council had no authority to make an
appropriation from the public funds
for that purpose, collection was taken
up among the members, and
several dollars raised. Captain Nor
ton took charge Of the boy, and yes
terday, visited several Of our citizens,
in company with him, and after stat
Ing the matter, succeeded in raising
sufficient funds to purchase him tick
ct to Montgomery, III three or four
dollars more to pay his travelling ex-
penses.
The boy stated that he left his home
about three years ago, in company
with 40 uncle named Marshall Sharp,
and remained with him until about
two months ago, when he had his
thigh broken 10y being run over by a
wagon. At that time his uncle desert
ed him, ard he has never heard from
him since. He reached this city about
ten days ago, since which time he has
subsisted by the charity of our citizens.
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sIAIFEsT.


A number of our German citizens
assem- bled at the store-house Of Mr.. l..
f. Bohny, on Market street, last even-
ing, for the purpose of forming an or
ganization for the celebration Of the
Maifest. -.
The meeting was called to order and
Mr.. George Blume selected to preside.
After explaining the objects of the
meeting, the President appointed the
following general committee, to whom
was delegated the work Of forming
and designating subcommittee
Messrs. NJ. Davidson, J. b. Smith
William Robert, Schoelkopf, Theodore
Reineke, John Il. Hess, Il. NJ. TIL
mann, C, Sheppard, Jacob Grossman
III, Bohny, Charles Myer, Casper
Hirt, William Samers, II. Misselhorr
and Carl G.. de Grote.
The committee were instructed to
proceed without delay in the matter o.
appointing the committees and ar
ranging the details, and the meeting
after some informal conversation, ad.
journed to meet at the call of the presi
dent.
THE HERALD is glad to see that our
German citizens have taken the
matter in hand with determination
to succeed. There is no reason in the
world why the people Of Dallas should
not enjoy regular old-fashioned Mai
fest, and in the hands of the gentle.
men who have the matter In charge
we hazard nothing in saying that Il
will be an enjoyable affair. ,-
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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.
No contract for advertising will be recOg
nized by this office unless countersigned by
the Business Manager.
City Circulators are not permitted to col
l ct for subscriptions longer than one month
In advance, and persons who wish to pay fol
a longer period must do 80 at the office.
No bills against the Herald Company vii
be allowed unless accompanied by writer
order from the Business Manager.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
cIothInu / Clothing I Clothing


AT the New York clothing House, oOs Elm
street Dallas, and 81 walker street, New
York. We ASH M special favor, that every
body desiring clothing hats, or gents fur,
MATING goods, will examine our goods and
compare prices, II not convinced that We are
giving better value for tho prices, than have
ever been seen In this city, then we shall
not expect them 10 buy, Such an opportunity
to buy nrst-class clothing at less than man'
ufacturing prices may never occur again, a.
we wish TO lay our assortment before the
public, and get fairly acquainted with the
trade, we win make such great reduction
from regular prices, as To at once gain favo'
with the. general public and DO con
yieted OF being the lowest price clothini
house In Texas. aprli-d6wSms
The above establishment, ia branch o
the well-known house OF A. Streinburg
co., 81 Walker street, New York.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.


Sheriff Moon sigheth for some
thing wherewith to employ his idle
time.
Ladies' and gentlemen have q
standing invitation to visit Hamilton
&Co.--Ad.
Elegant line of sleeve buttons and
studs just received at Webb's, COS Main
street.-Ad. ~
Three ex-policemen were men,
beers Of one jury In the Mayors court
yesterday. saass3 aga
j. M Lewis, 104 Market street, has
fine lot OF salt water fish this morn.
Ing for saie.A d-uf1a2 ns
Live, active agents wanted by
Messrs. Waldron d Keller. Read oul
want column. gaaE ,a
H--Ex-Policeman J. w. Spencer has
been appointed night custodian of the
Courthouse. ''9' -
For an elegant gold watch anG
chain, or stylish piece Of jewelry, &c
to Oram's.-Adv.
IAN interesting communication
from L. NJ. G. is unavoidably crowded
out until tomorrow.
Hamilton & Co. are the live hat.
ters. Look at their windows and b.
convinoed.--Ad. X
The southern bound passenger
train on the Central was three hourl
late last evening.
Spring hats constantly arriving
Those purchasing now are sure to ge
the very latest styles.--Ad.
~. w. Allen has secured con
tract to place five lightning rods or
the new elevator.
The rush has commenced at Ham.
ilton q Co.'s. No wonder the dry
bones move. Oh, those hats.--Ad.
Fox, bring out the sprinklers, and
II you have water to sprinkle, prepare
to sprinkle It now.
Hamilton & Co. have a stock o,
hats, Gaps and furnishing goods calcr,
lated to captivate the most fastidlous
--Ad.gn !esgci'e 30 .se.s.
johnson 4 Manget, LeGrand iio
tel, buy and sell Railroad Tickets
They sell tickets to New Orleans 70
fifteen dollars. They save you from
one to Ave dollars on ticket.-Ad.
why not buy four seed an,
Havana cigars instead Of three 70
twenty-five cents, and try Thee
Relnecke, 800 Main street--oldest /,
baoconist In the city G--Ad. -
sessral thousand Ave hundred an,
sixtysthres corner iosfsss seem "a On
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GRAND Opening.

Thankful to generous public for
their past liberal patronage, and being
DESTROYS of expressing my gratitude for
their appreciation Of my ability to
please, would hereby announce an
opening on Friday and Saturday, April
2lst and 22d, when / shall have on dis
play as large an assortment of trimmed
hats and bonnets, ladies' and chill
dren's ready-msde suits, as was ever
offered to q Dallas public, at my milli-
merry rooms, at Wheeler and Wilson
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EiAih NrnOt.

The citizens OF Dallas are informed that
the undersigned is now located In the city,
No. lO4 Market street, for the purpose ofsup-
plying them with saltwater fish ana nesh
fruits. No need to eat Catfish and Buiialo
when you can buy Trout, Red Snapper
Sheephead, etc., at l2116 cents pound. Give
me n call. ISAAC NJ. LEWIS,
aprlSwl No. l04 Market ST. eet.
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Centennial Goods.

Mira. 10. Tynes, 2O7 Lamar street, near Firat
National Bank, has Just received large In
voice OF the most beautiful goodr ever
brought 10 Dallas. Bio has the Centennial
or Lady Washington Hat, Ecrue Lacles, Ties
scar6., Euchings, and fancy goods In endless
variety, Imported direct from Paris. Also, a
fine assortment OF real Shell and Ivory
Conba. I.adies' Fans, etc. aprl9.d8t
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ST.. LOUIS, April l9,-Colonel a. G.
Blakey of Pleasant Hill, has been APP
pointed passenger agent for the MIS-
souri, and Pennsylvania Railroad, with
headquarters at Leavenworth.
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Messrs. ]. IL. stewart and John Preston and
others
GENTS--In compliance with the re-
quest as contained in your note OF TINS
date, will address the newly elected
county officers of Dallas county, touch
ing their several duties, at the Court
house, Mt two p. m. Saturday, the 18th
OF April, 1876. Respectfully
NAT. Nj. BURFoRD.
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have this day opened Retail Lnmo +
Yard for the Texas and Pacific Lumber as
ISOLATION In East Da las. VIII I'LL bills of
short notice for all kinds and In any amount.
Have on hand II large amount OF dry lum-
Der. w. N JofiNsoN, hSeh''
onrlA Inn
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Wanted.

A partner with means) torun the Trinity
Mills, situated on the Dallas and Wichita
Railroad, sixteen miles from Dallas, the
coming season, or a purchaser for the prop
erty, Address ROY h. SCOTT,
aprl0dSwlm On the place.
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Lsdle,. Attention /

l am receiving daily from New York, a
large invoice OF the finest novelties in Mill
merry Goods. French Pattern Hats and all
kinds Of untrlmmed Straw, English Chip
and Leghorn Hats. j Will keep always on
hand the largest and finest assortment OF
the latest novelties, such MS Flowers, Laces
Trimmings, and will sell them lower than
any other house In the city.
Please give me II call, and will be happy
to show you the Latest Novelties.
=. IRALS0N,
mchl2-tf. Oh Main street.
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Inar2ld2ni

Houses and lots In Eagle Ford, Dallas
county. Apply TO
TOM. CUNNINGHAM,
mar2ld2m Eagle Ford.
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]. v. Childers,

Surgeon and Physician. ONCE, No. 407 Main
street, up stairs, Room No. 5. where he will
DO found at all hours, both day and night.
jan2l-dtf
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Joy the extrayagant luxury OF flooding
the pavement In front OF Craddock's
with tobacco fluid.
The carcass OF q defunct coon lies
on Austin street, between Market ana
Lamar, and the odor said carcass
emits partaketh neither OF altar OF
roses nor eau do cologne. Cant the
authorities utilize the eiiectsY
-Destefeno Bros, 1913 Main street,
are In receipt OF u choice lot OF Messina
lemons and oranges, cocoanuts' Dan
anas, nuts aud fruits OF all descrip-
tions. Those In want OF fresh fruits or
nuts should give them u call.-Ad.
The attorneys ofshropshire Evans,
charged with murder, yesterday APP
piled for n writ OF habeas corpus In
the case OF their client, which was
granted, and made returnable before
Judge Burford tomorrow at 10 o'clock
is 1t possible that We will yet have
to call public meeting In order ia
have the streets sprinkled II seemi
as II the average American disdains to
make u move unless Initiated by apub
lie meeting
Frank Lilly leaves with Jacl
Hardyn and Belle Barley" thii
morning. IL "Jack" and "Belle'
don't come home from Houston with
blue ribbon around their royal necks
1t will be because the judges don't ap
preciate fine horse flesh.
The Odd Fellows Of Junction CIT.
Lodge, Fort Worth, celebrate tn
Gfty-seventh anniversary Of Odd Eel
lowship In the United States, on Wed
nesday, the Goth instant, and TIL
HERALD returns Its acknowledgment
for most tasty and elegantly printed
ticket OF invitation.
We learn that our citizens are sub
scribing literally to defray the expen
sea OF our military companies to tn
Houston Fair. Their liberality Is pro
verbal, and the sight of the wreath o
laurel that shall adorn the brow o
each warrior on his return home vii
4, be doubly gladdening to the Cheerful
giyer.
|
County Attorney George N. Al
dredge is fitting up his Office in tn
: Courthouse In sumptuous style. III
has partitioned The room formerly oc
cupied by Captain Bower into three
one to be occupied rs general sittin
room, the second rs consultation
room, and the third as library.
The HERALD learns that Presiden
w. ]. Clark, of the Dallas and WIGHT
Railway, will address the citizens o
Louisville on Thursday, the 9th, ant
the citizens of Denton on Saturday
the Goth, on railroad matters. Majo
Clark seems to thoroughly understan
, railroad matters, and will doubles
D impart some valuable information t
, his audiences.
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"Neuril.c

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Meprd,gia--at Hoskins 4
Howelpa drug store, Dallas. I'D.
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Wanted IA lst.

Furnished rooms with best OF convent
enoes and accommod atoms, $50 Main street
feb2sd2m
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CorrespOnaience,

BY the subjoined correspondence II
will be seen that His Honor, Judge
Burford, has been requested by the
newly installed officers to deliver an
address on the subject of official duty,
and that he has signihed his intention
Of complying with their request;
To Hon. Nat. NJ, Burford, Judge OF the llth
Judicial District OF the state OF Texas
The undersigned, county officers OF
Dallas county, Texas, would most re-
specially solicit your honor to deliver
q lecture on the duties of the several
county Ulcers, Mt the Courthouse In
Dallas, at such time rs would best suit
your honor's convenience.
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!. q. Booth a Co. Auetlonssr..

Located In building No. 400 Elm street, will
buy or sell any and all kinds OF Furniture
Horses, Mules, Wagons, ETC., Etc. or sell any
thing left at private sale. Auction every
day. JOE q. BOOTH, Auctioneer.
apr7dlm
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the Mystery ExpIained-The Missing
Man SAFE.

Nne mystery EAptVhheu-hhc hhsihS
Man safe.
Yesterday the following postal card
was received:
CLINTON, Mo-, April II, 1876.
Hon. John Henry Brown, Dallas:
Mr. Wenrich IL here and starts East
for Maryland to deposit the remains Of
his mother, who died last night. He
will write you. Very truly,
FOSTER T.. WRIGHT.
While exceedingly glad to hear of
the safety of Mr.. Wenrich, whom we
feared Ind been murdered, 1t is still
strange how he could have so changed
his mind, aud allowed II week to pass
without notice to the friends with
whom he lett his baggage. His letter
will doubtless give the reason, but we
eau conceive Of no reasonable excuse
for such neglect. -a..
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office, 500 Main street, aud would cor
daily invite all to come and see for
themselves. A. w0RTHlNdroN'
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Prescriptions attended to night and day. b!
n competent druggist.
apr0dlm II. BEAUMONT& co.
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Hamilton n Co. will sell hats or
"burst in tying. - Id.
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All kinds of hair made up In every style
Highest price paid for human hair at
IRAL.SON'S, 5l4 Main street.
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CENTEN NAL.


Boots and shoes.
Harry Bros. are receiving daily the finest
assortment OF Gents, Ladies', Misses and
Children's Boots and Shoes ever brought to
this market. Call and see the new styles.
marA-dlm
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apredim City Drug store, l,lls Elm street.

Glass lamps and chlmneys, shades FOL
lamps and burners. ..l
II pEAIIMONT a rO
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CITY BUSINESS.


Hot and Cold Haths at wilson's, No
"a Elm .treat. decljdly
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j. II. STEWART, J p. MOI.
JOHN PRES ron, ]. r. No. 5.
ID. II. MYERS, j. z. No. 8.
W. W. PEAK, j. 7. No, |.
W. A. HARDWOOD, ID. q
BENZ. II. JONES, Dep. Sh'n.
IL. c. NJ LURE. J, i. No. !.
W. Ii. WITT, Co. com.
N. q. MCADAMS, Go, Com.
GEO. W, NEELY, j, p. NO. Z.
ThOS. A. RICE, Const. NO. Z.
W. IL. PRArHER, Tax Col.
NJ. V. COLE, Treasurer.
w, NJ. MOON, Sheriff.
A.W. HARDIN, Const. No. ].
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CRIME.
MUnDEROUs HoRsE-T111EvEs.

hUnDEROUs 1IORSE-T1T1EVES.
Rpeetdi Nspateh 10 The Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Ia. june 5.-FnF the pnst few days
farmer named John Fahcy. living 2 miles north OF
Aeklcy. has had susplctons nf two men who have
been lurking around his premises, and had bis son.
man OF rs years Of agc, sleep In
the barn nights 10 protect his horses.
About II o'clock last night the young man WAS
awakened, and upon going outside dlscos.
cred two men with two o} their hotsea hbont to
leave. lie run 10 the house, awakened his father.
md then went baek To the barn and obtained Al'
gun and drcJ a, the thieves without effect. He
then mounted another horHc ttaEtel for neigh.
burs, obtained a revolver, and went duwn the
road to head them OF. fic noticed ,nen
on horrcback but, supporting them fr!cnds, Fodc 10
meet them. hut ns sonn a. he got near them. one
Jumped OF hs horse aud engaged IN hAnd-ta.
hand fight with fahey. and succeeded In oru!pn"'
cr!nE him. Tile other then came up. and, plnclng
a revolver clu.c 10 Fahcy'a heart, fred, ihc hal
plasing through the left lung. lie immediately
FELL but, being full Of pluck Fegantd hls feet and
dred 1ye shotA 1T them aa they werc leaving, hui
with no effect. and then fell, where he was fonnl
by hIs fnthcr In great distress mil taken to hit
home. Tho country Ia Wild with excitement about
the matter. 1t is very doubtful whether Fhhey
will recover, M The doctnrs have no hope. The
thieves have 20 far escaped. but II captured nc
mercy will be shown ten'. Tue horsas Ahse boen
found.
, 1876-06-06


for tho turmotls VIC have faced An American
lovcs beautiful homo, and Is willing p spend
generously to obtain its comforts. But hif
wllirling h,alncss lie gives him no time to mas-
ter tho details Of It's correct A1orntnent Naithca
hinnclf nor hls family claim 70 understand Il,
for they arc honest enough TO bce and admit
that house.decoratton Ia An ointment art IN !tself
Here Il whcre come in the services of a irn
like that Of Pott'cr & Bty1nud, trained
matters Of their calling, who Join gifted braint
Of their own to the skilled hantls Of their cur
ploycs, and who are doing for home-decorattot
III America M great work a. that wrought Il
England by Eaatlaku and Alma TnlmeslA
Their resources nro Mt the command OF ali wiM
desire to complete homes In which every aP
pointmeut shall be artistic, useful, and wholly
novel.
take good solid comfort in their dfap,ay ai
the Centennial. and in the continuous low oi
admiration II cvokes, for ice IN It an appre
cinton that must provo ennobling in ita 70
snlts; a pronisc Of homo life, .paftcularl5 II
the West, which shall b matchlcss In tha
dignity and nrt,stIc elegance ot all Of It's ar-
polntments. CYRUS