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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-30

@bas. so. Sen6le1, SefretGr Der Siour. .@omz
miiiion, telegraphirt aus ganfton, bab Die
@ommiiiton ibr gSert poIenoet bat llnb ii6
on jeuenl Srte perta9en nno em .. SeSember
in gSaibiagton tpieoer 3ulammentreteu mtro.
YoIittfer t,t Sdttpttlstdten.
bilabelp q, 28. Sttober.-0enr1
Warcus, Shabmeiiter be5 bieiiaen oemofra.
tifd)en @refutibz @omite'5, iuuroe beute 2benb
perbaftet, oils er i'm Belriffe mar, in etner
Sulid)e uon benz oeuofratlidlen Sauptquartier
an Der gDaluntitrabe absufabreu. Sn Dem
Eubrmerfe fau0 man Sfuet Siinoel Bapiere,
auf rueld)sn iid) Die 9Sorte personal Tax
1867 in gSaiiersedeu befcuben; ble Ya-
piere fino ben Sd)einen dbnlid, auf ipeldJe
Die Steuerqutttungen fir bas faufenbe Sabr
qeorndt uercen. oaml. Solepbs, Elm @anz
Oioat fir Die geieb9ebung, iOa Die Bapiere
aus oeln @ebauoe gebolt nnb iii bic 8utif)e
gelegt baben. Gta 5aftbefebl lit ge9en Sen,
ielbeu ausgeitelt poroen. Gr mirb tpabrs
Ideiulid) nod; Dor Wtitternadt perbaitet lper=
ben. WtarcuS puroe auf Die 2lnflage bin,
eiueu @eriu6 sur Serletung Der fldsttI6eu
gSablgeieBe semadlt 81 babeu, bis nafjten
Wontag Inter $4,000 Siir9Idaft 1efellt. @r
erfldrt, NidtS Don Oem SorbanDenietu Der
Sheine in Oer Sutidle 9emnBt si baben.
Stofes aus oeut 3md)tDnatSc entz
IaIett.
IlbanD, I.s9., 2o. Sftober.-Gowaro
6. Stofee, Der Dt6roer Sares Sisfs, muroe
beute mad, ablauf ieines uleriGbrigen 5traf.
terninS aus Dem biefgen 3udltbauie entlaIz
len uno reifte ioiort uadl Nem- Oorf ab.
albanp, 28. Sftbr.-Store8 fam furs
ua6) ubr beute Nadmitta5 in @eiellIhaft
ieiues 8rnoers Sourcce, ionic Der S6. Soiiab
Colgate uu0 SaS. y. 0iir, Sertreter Der
yteipz 0orfer Brelie, bier on rrS reile I'M 5
llbr ghenDS nad JieuzYorf peiter.
StGfe8 miro porlduftg in yiep=gorf blei-
ben. llebCr ieire 3ntunftssYlane uerlautet
Stifts. Som @efdngniiie aus bat er Qliid-
lid Ipcfulirt uno TIT eln pohlbabeuoer Wann.
SrGtSe.
&ome, N.s0., %. Sftbr.- Die Sampf=
tueberei Der So. Nfup9e & Ime5 su Sort
Stan,pid brannte 9efcrn Nbeno nebft idmmts
iid9en @etitlibleu NIB elmer 9roBenSnantitGt
&obmaterial ab. Ser Serluit betrdat S65,
0Oo-70 900, bic Geriidernn9 uugeidbr s4o,.
600. Sunoart &rbeiter seratben auber Se=
lhdftt9ung,
@rea fsSenb, Ya., 28. Sftbr. - Die
Mai6tnenz uno Sd)reiuer Berfhdtten Der
rDelaware .Qadamauna 8eltern Sabu"
brannten beute Abeno nteeer. Der Serlult
betrd9t $4,000.
gem.SrIeans, 80. Sftbr. - gerldiez
tene @ebauoe auf benz &eanplute oes ,Qouie
fana'er Sodep Clubs" puoen beute gaad,,
mittag burf Seuer seriiDrt. Ser Serluit
iplro anf S25, 900 aeld1dbt.
Ser 8rn0erntor0 IN Grafton, St.
ReIlotb'S salts; ST., %. Dft6ber.L
Great @oOlep, tpeidlet porseiterh I'll @raftou
poH ieinem BrnSer Splon 9ei6oiian nnroe,
farb beuts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-30
!&iuOsr Gntsdle1

FtN0et : ytN1fdlen,
TeIocipebe SbaufeIpferb
gSagcm nno Ssarren fiir Snaben,
GtIubfarren, Puppeus8ut t d. EN-
uno elm aussr,sines GiIorttment folder 8aoren gu
ben biGiaten greiien i'm @roBen uno aeinsn bel bcr
@9,a!timorer @aacE= ssabrtf. @eieuId,aft,'
Rr. 80, Noroz IN arb itraBe.
Die eiust9e Sabrit IN Der Staot. 6eparatureu
aIer art i'll ausemeiieuen 8reiien. faIs24, ,iUiteD
OunId, ieoen Wsorgcn oon II bis ltbr Tad,.
- ntittasS. StuR's Ditiuautie'r Bier i'm 3api,
In 2aplor's HeiaurGticn,
Gdeber Sront= uno @ao fraBs,
@o1p. 6. Iaslpr,
(Nun2o 2WtaNl GiaeAtbliMer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-30
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N 10 - T ! e Il 8, %. Sft0ber.- 0al
pitdn Yrennan bon Dem britiideu 0ampfer
n@bilian," lpel4er ioeben aus aiusitOn, Sa'
malta, anlan9te, beridttt, baB Die Granos
@apman's Sniel bonn II. bis gum 81. oS.
Wts. bon oem fiirfterli9iten Srtane, oefen
man ltd in jener @egenO ertnnsrn fam, beinl.
geiudt purOe; 10 gSobubduier, iopie cine
groBe 9tnSabl 6rudtbdume wurOen Serft6rt.
@tn &beil Der Sniel pltroe iiberi@memmt,
uno Der 9r0Bte 9heil oes Stebs fam i'll
ben Slutben nm. 8ie @inpohner finb nit
telz urb oboaflos; Der @apitan beS y@biIis
an" CAB Oenielber loptel BON 9ebensnitteln,
OILS er BON Dem Sorratbe oes Sabr5euges ents
bebreH fonnte. & Die nortuealide Sarfe "gh.
aro," BON Yorto=Gico naf) geru>S Orleans un<
terwe9s, itranoete pabreno oes Sturme5 auf
@rauo @apman. @apitdu Srennau fauo
orei tOOte Wtatroien ncben Dem Gabrseug nno
cine anbere 2eidle neben oentielben; iiber oa8
S6idial Der iibrigeu Manni9aft puroe
gtidltS III @lfahruua oebrdflt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-30
Gbas. %. 0amia & Soup.
Tausifantem ron
BRITANNIA
InS
Flber- -plattirttn Daats;I
In

~. 80, Noso 9oat0av SteaRs.
gDseicspiee, Esrafcutir.eHer.
GtS:Sssiae,
Yat.erzIsHe.,
ScheG.
3otete un6
Gpas aaaaten Gefd,itr.
a9-Reparatu Il, Renperi iiIberuna II.
peraolouns auf bic beie gBeiie. (Sep1. .i2Utte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-30
SS. s. 6. Osrbarot,
9enera1s Seriidlcrungs 81 &c II t
Ns. 1G, YoitsSTtcszsspenMe,

Meprafcmtirt SIC, sol ,626.e9.
3sabtiri. RGptGf.
1888 Wsradnts' Berf. @cmp.
Dor Ystuer;, N,=S..... $91f,OS2. 90
1857 Yuialo &efnlr Sal. 60.
pon Me,psgort t....:...: 64a,9 .33
1860 Be,ersburg Gap. zserf.
50. oonyeters 6Irg, Bd. GIG, ,9S7.21
1897 @itt5eus' 9,eri. i.@Somp. Don
St. Souis, Yio......... 4Se. gSS,35
So. D0a y;iiSsurs. ia. s7s.sis.s7
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1860 BseEtauta sftene
Ueriiternagss&GmH,
l22S-) Dun yttp> 2o1-... 7,SO4,IS4.J4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-30
SsgaIS6te Scpefd,sn aas 9esu.
WDrf.

gtems0orf, 29. Sttoter. - Solo er0ii.
uete geferu 5u 1893.
9ieie StaOt purbe beute BON euem
BON lcidtem SdueeGeit6ber be9leiteteu DIT
iturme belmgeiudt.
= 0ie SS. Starr RorriiieD nnb 9fobert
Nnoerion, @t9eutbiimer bes y9t.zY.Stgaro, :"
reiften seftern Elm @eiu9 I'M einenGlnbalt5z
befebl gc9eu 5rn.Sponeg 9Oieufelo I'M Sbcrs
gerld,te etu, nm ben 2ebteren on Der ferneren
Ser0Hentli6uu9 beS illustrated Figaro" 81
Derblnoeru.
- Ser Gbineie auimbo glppo. melter
Sobn SeaD crido5, wErOe geltern inter Slrge
i9aft entlafien.
= 9ie Seamten Der yllntteo StateS. Sniu<
rance @Omp." erfldren baS gegen Die 9eieQt
idlaft eluge!eltete SnlnnftionS Serfahren fir
eiuen Sranbi9atungSperju6.
Der Oampter rGitp Of 8i9mono" traf
BON 2ioerpOol bier Elm.
- Die 9ampfery 8i8confu" bon 2iUerpOol
uHb n@lgiia" BON 2onOon iiHO bier ansefOnls
men.
- Scr 9ampier ySp6o De Srabe" 1T Don
9tio De Suueiro bier etngetroffsu.
-SbsoDor SbomoS er0ffnete geIeruNbeno
i'll Steinpap's Salle ieinen regelmdBi9en
@etlus Don Sgupbouie~@ ~@onserien. ST bate
Elm duBerii SablrefeS Sublifum.
= Ser 9ampfer Spain" fam bon 2iOer.
nnI hicr on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-30
Or. 8eora 6. Ysorriu,

3abuar8t.
bot oa5 triber non 0r. gBinGel bsnutte) Snreau
Md, Nr. 20, Nuros Nmtaiutrabe, oertest.
alIelrbeit tgardntirt. tIu94, ,l2UtteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-30

warea,l Der @aslidtsGompasnie|
BON Balttm ore,
ST. 10, Scutb 3 StraSe.

BON Baltimore,
gtr. 19, Sputb StraSe.
6 @ote.... Billt9es Set5materiGl.....@ ote,
gBir baoeu cine oorilstide Nualitdt BON eotes
porrdthis, meldc mir Dem YueItum als elm empiebz
Iersmertbes SeiSmateral fir baustids unb anbere
Smeie offeriren idnst IeIbt 5euer uuo if frei bon
uursinisteiteu.
geItsuunsen wetbeu in bieiem Yiireau ODER in Der
Tabrii, GuB BON 2eaosubalftr., ansenommen.
Yreis $3.50 pro g8asenIaSuns, in irseEo etnem
Staottbele abselieiert.
fStt23, ,1Nn1) Samss .. SmauweoD, Setr.
Wss, Hnotamtfdles pcsctabfItfd5e De-
colt felt 25 Sabren als bas sroBte SlutrenisuasSz
Wittel Der 9esenipart betannt, uirb nur in 0r.
177I, TaBettez, y,oroipeh=G6e Der Gmtatp<
Strabs, Subercitet uno 1T bel alien arotteiern Su
babeu. taua26, ,t2Wtef)
std,ere, ee.piiie mmS raid)e y8irfuus.
RusteII'S 6isbsr< <uuo Dsdietiieber>
pulesr,
sutereitet uno gu baben be
Coleman g. Gosers,
0r 178, f=Saftimorefr fr.
(aus26-Stt3lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-30
@,.s ser ganpesbauptHast.

gS btng t 0 n, %. SftOber. = Or.
@has. so. .Senble9, SefretGr Der Siour.@omz
miiiion, telegraphirt aus 9anfton, bab Die
@ommiiiion ibr @ert poIenoet bat unb fid)
an jeuenl Srte pertagen unb ON 8. 9eSember
in gSaihinnton miener suiammentreten mirb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-30

0eoe SansbaIteria III itols auf suen bibidsn rets
Snen Geppid in ibyem Yartor ooer anoerem steoz
Iinsssimmer. Ser sinSi3e Bes, I'M Die 6a1ben leb'
bait i'm 5sppid gu MAIDEN, 1T, oen Stanb uno ALE
anoeren irenioen Subitau5en gu entferfen, uno nm
9ieies sriiuclid gu bemerffellisen, se5e man gu
ppIn,es & Gauaba,,, 9ir. 8, Stuanitrahe, nabe
hen Ninrnl anbz Sin ftitute.x lSeptl5, Dit, iSamfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-30
Sslegrepbii9e Sepei9ea.
SulaaO s 9cpsid)en.

(geridbte Der
,anociirteu BrliIe" fir ben ,.9orreip onoeuteu.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-30
Ser Birth ertttnr0 itt N5raifnn. ST

Yello1b's sails ST., %. bftbber.-
Trcgt Hoolep, tpeidlet porsefterh III @rattou
poH ieirem grnSer Colon sei6of,n pnroe,
farb bsuts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-30

VblIaOelp bla, %. 0ttober.-0eute
fanoeu ii5 1880 5ablenbe Seiudler auf Der
4u8feuung ein, BON pelden 1171 fir ben
balbeu @intrittspreiS suselaiien purbeH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31
Personal,

Mr.. Evans, the artist, has on EXIT
billion a portrait Of Robert f. Lee'
which IL 10 be rallied
Major w. q, Duxbury, not to know
whom IL to have lived In vain aud feel
that your doll IL stuffed with saw dust
IL ut the Legrand.
Miss Ida Stokes, one OF our most
popular aud industrious teachers OF
music, gives grand concert on Friday
evening, June 9th, assisted by her
pupils.
Mr.. Scurry, one OF the contractors,
was very busy yesterday getting rehdy
for work on the Dallas aud Wichita
rond. lie IL confident that In three
weeks he will have Ave miles done,
Miss Fannie Cobb, living near the
Fair Grounds, VAS terribly bitten by n
dog several days ago. The dog II Ia
feared, was mad. It's reported that Il
man had also been bitten. Nothing
but II wholesale destruction Of the
hundreds of ours prowIing about town
will abnte further danger,
Billy Myers, the lion.hearted fire.
man who carries u big warm Irish
heart In his Herculean breast hns II
little wife who IL III mate for him.
She went around and collected over
forty dollars for destitute family the
other day, and thus relieved their sore
distress. All honor TO the noble little
woman.
Here's Sterrelt again, not satisfied
with selling out Tue HERALD local,
goes and gives the Commercial man
away with the blood curdllng recital Of
the salvation Of Sam Levy from II wa
terry grave, while on n fishing jannt.
Our faith In human nature was too
much shattered 10y that buffalo, ante
Iope and Indian business TO see the re-
duisite thickness In that drowning
scene.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31

There were but two or three vic
Tins brought up to the city grist mill
yesterday, aud their cases were ground
ed out In short metre by his Honor,
with the assistance of Barnett Gibbs,
Esq, City Attorney. In the case of
Elisha Jackson, charged with the use
of profane language, contrary to all
rules of decency and good morals, as
well as the ordinance In such case
made and provided, quite laugh was
raised at the expense of the prosecut'
ing attorney by one of the witnesses,
who persisted In saying, "You know"
in describing the locality Of the affair
Mr.. Gibbs disclaimer as to any knowl,
eye Of Its whereabout provoked loud
"smile" throughout the room. Elisha
proved to be chronic case, .and was
assessed five dollars and the trim.
mings. Jack Dillon also contributed
three dollars and costs for indulging In
the same amusement. Charles CLARK
loaded on too much benzine and con.
sequently put up three dollars and
costs for being drunk and down.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31
A Herny.uandea rhllo.opner.

He came in with solitary bale OF
cotton on his wagon. The mother and
baby occupied the box seat. The lord
Of the manor recllned ON his back at
full length on top of the bale, with
one leg crossed over the top Of his
knee, displaying the bottom of a
muddy No. 0 brogan. His hat covered
his face, except when he turned II to
spit tobacco juice. His right hand
was occupied In pulling the end of his
beard, his left in fighting fleaa of OF
his foot. In moment the wagon was
surrounded by anxious buyers, who
began to cut, slash and sample. The
man with the horny hands never
spoke nor noticed any Of the crowd.
"rhis staple is mighty short" says
one. "Looks to me-" says another,
las II II was water packed" "Won-
der II 1t Amt just a leetle sandy" said
a third. "'Taint worth no eight
CENTS" said fourth. "Never will be
able to do anything with It," said a
fifth. Seven cents 10 big money for
dog-tail," said a sixth. 1.-THE market
has gone TO the other side OF Jordsn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31
Moonlight Festivities.

There was grand moonlight picAic
at San Jacinto park on Monday night,
given under the auspices Of the La
dies Hebrew Benevolent Association.
a pleasant episode was the presenta-
ton OF II handsome gold headed cane
to Mr.. d. Goslin, president Of the con-
gregation Emanuel, MIR. Moses Kahn
making the presentation address. Mr.
Goslin has certainly been most Jealous
and latorious and the compliment Is
but feeble return for his invaluabl,
services.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31
LOCAL BREyITIES.

One hundred reams tissue paper at
Reed ~ Lathrops Mt 81 25 n ream. Id
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webb's, 500
Main street. I'D.
The Impromptus have one eye on
the moon and the other on who to
take to their picnic.
The railroad to Fort Worth will
be completed, we trust, In time to
move this years orops-to Dallas.
"A few more streets running north
and south had better DO opened now,
while Dallas Ia In Its swaddling clothes.
Tho Sultan Of Turkey was de-
throned yesterday. Let him go to
Fort Worth; 1t will soon have rail-
road.
If you are going to Cheyenne
Springfield, Neosho, Vinita or New
Orleans, and want to save money, so
to Jahnson n Manget, LeGrand Hotel,
aud buy your ticket. They bay tickets
to all points.
Great preparations are being made
for the supper to be given by the ladies
OF the different congregations, for the
benefit of the Young Mems Christian
Association, at Lively Hall on, Thurs.
day night.
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Tom
Scott arrested and lodged one Dolph
Wall In Jail, charged with stealing a
watch in Denton. A capias has been
out for Wall and he has been wanted
since April,
Tickets to New York, Washing
ton, Cheyenne, Kansas City, Parsons,
Vinita and Springfield for sale cheap
by johnson Il Manget, LeGrand
Hotel. They also buy and sell rail-
road tickets to all points, I'D.
--DeStefano Bros, No. 3l3 Mains
have just received nfty boxes Oh cnoice
Messina oranges and lemons, also a
large stock Of nuts, candies and tropical
fruits, which they offer to the trade at
the lowest prices.
Some day this week, at the request
Of his many ffienSs who want to see
the horses move, Maori. L. Barley
will have Belle Barkley and Jack
Hardy gallop around the Fair Ground
track. Due notice Of which will be
given. * i.saei
Those croquet sets are selling fast,
but more are ON the way; also choice
and late books just from the press; also
constantly arriving, all kinds Of sta
ton cry, printers material aud notion'
all 70 DO sold CHEAP at Reed q Lath
rop's, sos Main street--Ad.
Fort Worth Is highly appreciated
by many OF our wealthy citizens, som'
Of whom design building suburban
residences there on account OF tn,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31

Present, the Mayor, Hon. J. ID. ker'
foot Aldermen Cowen, Guedry, wa
liams, Crowdus, Jet, Newsoh' Az
sent, Eryay, Clark.
Minutes OF last meeting READ anu up
proved. r,.
The report of the Committee Oh FIRE
Departmeut was received ANA reau'
The report was adopted except lhS'
mart in reference 10 approprlatlng s9oO
Iorcaps, which wasroierred to the FL
nance Committee
The Cglef Of the Fire Department
was authorized to communicate WIN
w. 4. Forbes about storing ana rece'''
ing engines, aud make such arrange
uents ~ no may deem best subject 10
the approval of the council
The city physician was allowed TWO
weeks fir ealth pIrpDi5s,
The reports of Major j, f. BarkleV,
showing the condition OF the leAas
and Pacific aud Dallas aud vienna
Railway bond taxes, was received anu
read ~ follows
STATEMENT.
( Il. Barkley to Dallas aud Wichita
sinking fund;
10 amount collected for 1884, 81 22O.-
81 tor 1865, s., 1904, Total SSOooO
CREDIT.
BY Conptroller's receipt to A. j.
West, 800 10y comptroller's receipt 10
r. ]. West, $685. by coupons nom H.
J. West, $500 by coupons received for
taxes, $50 J. Il, Barkley's commission
ON 81 $50 90, Sl75 50 expenses, adver-
Using sales aud keeping stock levied
on for taxes, $50. Total, 81, 2lO.Sl /;
amount due, 3,llO.l3.
STATEMENT.
j. r. Barkley to Texas and Pacific
Railroad sinking fund: To amount
collected for 1874, $l,OS2 80; do, 1876,
S5,Ol2 As. Total, $G,09l II.
CREDIT.
BY comptroller's receipt to X. j,
West, $3.50; by comptroller's receipt tc
r. j. West, $l,ll5; by coupons takel
from II. J. West, 1874, $40; by coupons
taken from H. j. West, 1875, $50; b,
cash to comptroller, 1874, 1887 80; b,
cash to comptroller, 1875, 81, 2S6 %; b!
J. Il. Barkley's commissions, S2O6 80
Total, $500 II. Amount due, Sli5.
A petition from the East Dallas fire
men was received and referred.
One from Mr.. Bostwick, asking pa.
for nursing smallpox patients. Rea
and referred to Finance Committee.
Mr.. Doyle's account for forage 70
engine horses was ordered paid.
Resolved, That the City Engineer re
port at the next regular meeting tn
cost OF grading Wood street, fror
Akard avenue to HARDWOOD street, so
to put it in passable condition
Adopted
The new Market House 0rdinanc
was put upon its third reading.
provides for the sale Of fresh mea,
only in the City Market House and PR
scrlbes The mode of conducting I'll
Market House. There are provision
and conditions in reference to the sal
of meats and vegetables outside OF I'll
City Market. Nothing In 1t proven
farmers and gardeners from sellir
from their wagons vegetables durir
certain hours.
/ 1t was considered section by sectio
aud various amendments made. I'll
ordinance is too lengthy to publish f
glory.
The hour of IL o'clock having arri
ed pending the consideration of tn
ordinance, the Council adjourned
meet tonight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31
FOUR MAD WAGS.
They Give Our Local Away Fright
fully.

They Give our Local Away Fright
fully.
Sterrett and June Peak gave our
local away frightfully yesterday morn
ing. II seems that he found these in
corrigible wags at a late supper at the
hotel. They were just about as hard q
looking lot of wild Texans as is to be
seen this side of the Rio Grande. They
looked, In fact, rs If they had been In
prison on Johnson's Island since 1862
and had just been exchanged, and
hadn't been In the settlements in ten
years. Maybe they wasn't ravenous
either, and didn't store away steaks
and coffee faster than "Pip's" friend
in the Marshes.
Sterrett hadn't shaved for a week,
and 1t hadn't increased his beuuty. He
found time between mouthfuls to cram
our local with the Muuchausen riga
marole given In dead earnest yester.
day morning. Now and then June
Peak would gravely corroborate the
more interesting and thrilling points
of the narrative. Crozier was as non.
committal as an oyster, and kept his
countenance like an owl. Levy en-.
Enthusiastically assented to Sterretts
cock and bull story about buflaloes and
antelopes. Judge Of the sickening SEN
sation that came over their victim
when he was cody informed by these
mad wags, next day, that they hadn't
been west at all, but only down here in
Kaufman county for a few days fishing.
Boys, boys, how could you? AS
Falstaff say, "Lord, Lord, how this
world is given to lyingw
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We have eighty thousand acres OF nh'm'
proyeI western lands TOT sale at prices rang
inS from slo1 to soo per acre. a 10 severn
improved farms la nallas and ADJOINING
counties. 81 pieces OF desirable eiV prop
er,y for sale OF exchange for prnlng lands
our Iia 81 city property Tor sale contains
xa,a. Of the most desirable residences aud
building lots IN the eiy. We can sen o'
,rAds fos merchandise 2,ul acres oil heavily
umoeTed land on the East FORK OF trinity
nycY. The timber is principally boiS arc
and very valuable. We ofer At bargain 10
acre. Of land near the Fair Grounds when
10 daily increasing In value, and rare
chance ios good Investment
JOHN T.. COOK a Goa
Real H.tate Agents, opposite LeGraud hotel
mAylg
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md ne might as well 10 home win
thnt bnleU The horny'hnnded ,ne
here sat up, reached down into his
nockets, got out his tobacco, bll wad
IN Of the end, stuck his hat on the
bnek Of his bend, and said with n
smile, oThaps as good middlIn cotton
ns ever you see, and gentlemen, you
emit pull II over my eyes. alnt that
kind of rooster. Ten cents or no
trade
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DALLAS ,ExAs,
WEDNESDAY MORNING ii'i MAY f"
PREFERRED SPECIALS.


Ala Iralson, ga Main street, for TIE mex,
dx,y days, will sell my entire stock ol
summer Millinery Good twenty-five per
cent less than Importing figures, ~ ofdei W
make room for Fall stock. Thls reduction
includes immod M we'll m unlrimmoo
hoods. Come aud satisfy yourselves OF lh'
fact Al orders fJr Millinery doodS pro p's
attended 20. Turbnn and Cenlenhihl hau
I'm rec.lv,d. mayaO'tf
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heIsht aed heauly ol The Ioralionr ana
coming into buslness every morning
AZ niue o'clock.
Council meets again Tonight u
wreslle with the market'hohae Hhp
sidewalk ordinances.
--rhe proper party should call ana
gel those memorials 10 Congress ~
reference 10 the Federal court mere u
no time to be lost
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CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and Cold BATHS ut wilson's. No
IA Elm strsei. decI5dly


Tannehlll Lodge No. 81 A. #. ana A NJ,
will meet this evening, nj the Masonic Hall
for work, Members are hereby Invited to n
tend, and visiting brethren in ODD standing
respectfully invited, BY order of
may8l-ilt II, BOIL W. NJ.
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by request OF the ladies OF Dallas, Mr.. y
Iralson, the Main street Millinery ana I'M
porting House, has ordered, received ana
now has on exhibition II lot of black white
and brown straw turbans at reasonable
rylees. maylSdtf
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Notice.

The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of The Dallas Herald Printing Com
pany will be held Mt the Exchange Bank, in
the city of Dallas, Monday afternoon Mt
o'clock. for the purpo Sc OF olecting Directors
for the ensuing year. by order of the pres-
dent, W. l.. MALONE, Secretary.
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Dallas Compress Company.

There will be an annual meeting of the
Directors of the Compress Company held AT
the ONCE Of II. V. Tompkins, on June 18th
nj ton O'Clock am. Il. V. TOMPKINS,
may3l -d2t President
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Practical Surveying.

The young men Of Dallas who may
wish to have a thorough, practical
knowledge Of surveying, are invited to
call and see F. A. Whitescarver upon
that subject. Room No. 8, Dallas In.
firmary.-Ad.
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Mira E. Tynes, ci2 Main street ~ now ~
her new and elegant store, with the hhrS'
stock Of all the latest Styles millinery soouS
ever br uaht ,o this city. She Is also dhily
receiving new goods from the East
mayT dim