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A ply sician'- Testimony.
BRrKsPoRT Chemuns Co., n

bREkspRri Chemung Co., N. ", /
October 18th, 1870. /
X. V. Pierce, Md, Buffalo, N. Y:
Last spring | was attacked with con-
gestion Of the lungs soreness OF the
liver, severe pain IN the joints, IA burn.
ing fever, and u general giving way
OF the whole man. Failing to find re-
lief i'm remedies ordinarily prescribed,
and not expecting any benefit, but To
satisfy friends, tried bottle OF your
Golden Medical Discovery. When
had taken II was 30 much improved
that continued, taking three In all,
and II effected my entire cure. Your
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appreciated. II every family would
give them a trial, nine-tenths of the
doctors would, like Othello, find their
occupation gone. Yours gratefully,
l.. y. M'MILIAN, ND.
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A PREMATURE ARREST.

The PeIice Arres, Three Men on suH-
picion at Intending 90 open ~ SAFE.
Yesterday morning between the hours
OF one and two our reporter heard n pos
lice whistle on Main street, aud going
10 the spot no found several officers
In front OF the Merchants restaurant
with man named Frank Hathaway
In custody, The officers entered the
building and examined u safe OF Cap
tain Iarranps, which stood in one
corner Of the dining room, but II had
not been molestod. We were informed
by tie officers that they had received
Information from II man who works
In Grillen's gun and look store, on
elm street, that Hathaway had pro-
cured tools there for the express pur.
pose OF opening this safe. They, there.
fore, set u watch ON the building
night before last. The doors were
closed quite early, and the gus turned
down very low Olllcer Dunn
walked by there, ana could zee the
safe, as the lattice doors were open at
the end of the private entrance. Soon
after he passed by again aud saw that
they were closed. He hesitated, but
could hear no noise, nor could he dis.
tinguish anybody in there Some time
after Hathaway came out and opened
the front door, when Dunn halted him,
under the impression that the work
wAs done. lie blew his whistle, and
the other officers were soon on the
spot, and also the bartender who was
not In the building, but came from up
the street. The man Hathaway was
searched, but no tools of any kind were
found on him, and the safe had not
been harmed. He denied all knowl-
edge OF the tools, or intention OF com.
hitting u crime, Yesterday Hatha-
way, the bartender and a waiter were
arrested on All affidavit for conspiracy,
and placed in jail Their bonds have
been fixed ut five hundred dollars each,
which, as yet, they have not given.
dirard will probably raise the Sc
curity to-day. The arrest was pre-
mature, however. The officers are OF
the impression that Hathaway when
arrested was just starting for the tools, |
while officer Dunn supposed the work
had been done and halted him.
Whether they had any intention OF
opening the safe or not, we do not
know, but In either case 1t would have
been well to have awaited further tie.
velopments. Al the request of the
officers we suppressed tho publication
yesterday morning until the matter
was further inquired into.
We have been informed since writ>
Ing the above, by one of the police,
that the following articles were found
IN trunk belonging to one of the par.
lies arrested in the Merchants restau.
rant; One police cap, No. ., Arnold's
zap lost eight months ago +; skeleton
Key, pair of pants and coat, claimed
~ man whose name the officer could
not mention, ms having been stolen n
quantity Divine aud napkins belong.
ny TO the restaurant. The tools have
lot been found yet.
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LOCAL JOTTINGs.

Yesterday the heat was Intense.
Work Ia progressing on the city
park.
Very quiet all over the city last
night
Ten cents dog. That's cheap for
sauaage meat.
The Germanla Sengebund were
practIcing last night.
Remember the election OH the
10th for leving school tax.
Every member Of the fire depart.
ment Ia requested 10 attend the meet.
Ing tonight.
The roadbed VI the Pacific has
been widened considerably between
tho two depots.
The game Of base ball at Fort
worth, Saturday, between the Stars OF
this city and the Fort Worth club, will
DO interesting.
the runaway yesterday had moth
ing particular to distinguish II from
theotber regular daily smash.up. They
oil average pretty well.
1T looks AZ though we were going
10 nave another street railway. All
right the more the merrler II will
do much for Pacific avenue n II ia
built.
Every citizen should read the clty
engineers estimate of the cost of
draining. We think the council will
adopt the system. II can't be done
too soon.
Thousands cured OF throat and
lung complaints by this new principle,
Dr. J. II. McLesn's cough and lung
healing globules. Az they dissolve In
your mouth healing gas IL generated
which permeates every cell and cures
coughs colds and consumption. Trial
boxes, twenty-five cents, by mail. DR..
). II. Mclean, 3l4 Chestnut, st. Louis.
--Pinchhaok was at one time a good
paroer' Whv wouldn't he make n
good whig. - Washington star Wall
you must hone up that he made n
q pretty close shave of II when he tried
TO get Into the senate, Rut after nil
why razor discussion OF this kind -
lCommercial Advertiser. The man
VINO comb-menced II ought to dye-
hoston Post. Brush up your wits and
Sno us some more sham-puns, II YOU
mustachleve fame In that wav = Isl
Louis Times. ~ lN''
Towel made puns we do incline, but
the authors of the above should he
wen strapped. A Turkish bath might
Keep them from the dyer necessity of
getting into lather OF perspration
trying to make genuine wit from
Pinchback material. "Next.u
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b. Meyer will take any kind of
valuables In pawn,-tf


IL Is always a genuine pleasure for
US TO speak OF this excellent house
ihey are clever, accomplished and re-
liable business men, and their stock
Of spring and summer goods, gents
furnishing goods, hats, boots, shoes,
etc., Is unusually large, and as usual, ~
carefully selected, and sold at prices
which simply defy competition.
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Moving,

Messrs. Morton IL Smith, undertak.
ers, are to day moving from their
former place of business, 400 Lamar
street, to 9lO on Elm street, immedi-
opposite the Methodist Tabernacle. At
the new quarters Mr.. Smith will have
a residence attached, and will be there
night and day, ready to attend upon
professional duties. -june6dlm
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Jane D, is7L dlt
nnesnnnI M Illsn NOV

a case NJ "malrlmonial unpleaaani'
ness was before Que Of our courts last
week. Able counsel were engaged on
both sides, and eloquenee that caused
the spirits II departed statesmen 10
rest uneasy rhng through tho halls,
Money was layishly spent by the par
ties and both slides, ~ the jury re'
tired for their verdict, rat spell'bound,
both confident ~ success, liul, alas :
That "man should triumph over wo'
mani In too bad hut the Judge wisely
affirmed the Judgment lnasmuoh M
Mrs, smith did not take "the Interest
Of her husband ut heart, aud paid four
dollars more for u ready-made dreas
than she could have bought II for nj
NJ, ~ ES' Bazaar oilcaahlon, - Moral
Consult your own Interest, and make
your purchases ofM, SUESifyou would
"keep peace In the amilyn-tf
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The Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills
company, retail roasted o. q. coffee at
i5c.; roasted rio, 35c.; Texas baking
powder, 25c.i Texas yeast cakes, 20c.:
ground mace, 81 80; ground cloves and
cinnamon, Sue; ground pepper, gin.
ger and spice, Soc. Sell at wholesale
and retail, corner OF Elm and Live
OAK streets. mayl0-dlm.
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q ailg Aetala.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY

fHE DAiLT iiaRALDlH published every
mOrnlng, except On Monday, al ein 20
hnnum Ia fdYnnoe, postage pTOpHld Or
aeenls POT week delivered la HE city,
ADY hhfIhhih0 RATnsl Una HuunTa li0n lines
nOnpnfoill QUO Time VI no, eich Rubsequ nni
Insertion, 70 nhniA, special ralaA iOT weekly
inOnihly ana yearly advertisers,
TINS WEEKLY HERALD IL published 0Vnry
saturday morning NJ " 60 puf year, post
ago prepaid,
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MIRA Bauman, who has charge Of
.he above elegant establishment, Is a
lady OF faultless taste, and the stock of
millinery is always kept up to very
nigh standard. The ladies Of Dallas
nave learned to look at this establish.
ment as the guide to fashion and TASTE
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The firm OF Benson Il Stewart, hav.
ing been dissolved by the death of Ii
NJ. Benson, notice is hereby given
that the business will be continued by
his widow, Helen A. Benson, ut the
same place, J. 5. Stewart retiring.
Parties desiring to purchase fine i'm.
ported pigs will find it to their advant
age to call or communicate with Mrs.
Helen a. Benson, Dallas, Texas, or
apply at the rancho, three hundred
yards north Of the Wichita depot, on
the Dallas and Wichita railroad.
HELEN NJ. BENSON,
Corner Oloander street and Cottage Lane,
my29 Nv Near Catholic Church.
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Dpitflaf.

a. j. Connell, late Of the Cooper In
sIitute, New York, has taken the office
formerly occupied by DIR. MCGEE, 62l
Elm, opposite Poydras street, and SO.
llcits the public patronage. The ad.
ministration Of laughing gas a special
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--"Water VIII And its Iovel,n and
the ladies Will always find out where
they can get the best goods for the
least money, and their general verdict
IL that NJ. SUES has tho most varied
and cheapest assortment Of ready>
made dresses aud underwear In the
City.--tf
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Mn Iors ", Walls In cur authorized agent
atpalO Pinto.
DALLAS, TEXAS,
THURSDAY MORNING j;tjiJUSE Z,
TO TOUaIsI'H.

Persons leaving tho city for tho summer
can have TIM DAILY HERALD aont 10 any
address NJ ono dollar per month, postage
prepaid. Leave orders with the city circu.
laior, or AZ Tho buaInoas once.
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lee Cream ace Ureami

For the very best ice cream in the
city, go to Botto's lee Cream Parlor,
Le Grand Hotel, in rear of Exchange
bank. Families and parties supplied
on order at lowest cash rates.
myIR NJ
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If you are going to st. Louis, Hot
Springs, Little Rock, Chicago, Sedalia
or Nashville, you can save enough
money to pay expenses on the road,
by buying your ticket from Fred Man
get, ticket broker. ju2-ts
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Attention sir Ixnirh,.i

You are hereby ordered 10 attend a
regular conclave OF Dallas Commadery
No. Q, Knights Templar, this Thurs.
day. evening n eight o'clock. Bush
ness Of Especial Importance 10 be trans
acted. BY order OF
GEORGE MEIIERsH, X. G,
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naygdIn
An Outrage

The reception rendered to General
Grant by the crown heads OF Europe
excites much comment at the north,
but the bargains in dry goods at NJ.
SUES is the all.absorbiug topic among
the ladies Of Dallas.-tf
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The HERALD returns thanks for an
invitation to attend reception given
ny the young ladies OF the Dallas 70.
male college,tin honor Of the gradu.
ating class, at the college building ON
Friday evening, June 10th.
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An opportunity for Dallas 10 re.
deem herself In base ball matters has
presented Itself, and we are OF the
opinion It viii be taken advantage Of
Our readers win remember that q new
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-07

Look at the bargain counter with
fine dress goods ut closing out prices,
at Goldsmith Rosonthal q Co., ia
and 7lB elm street, TT
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II you want ~ Uuy nm omnibus,
Orr il the man TO serve you,--tt.
--ltyou want to buy n family car
rlage Orr has the latest styles and
patterns, TT
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Notice ia hereby given that the
grand jury will meet June 10th. All
persona owing III occupation tax are
requested to make payment and save
cost. W. IL, PRATliER,
my2S I'm Tax Collector Dallas County.
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Imper.snt 60 Rlremen.

Every member OF the Dallas fire de.
partment il ordered 10 be present at a
business meeting, tonight at 5 o'clock.
at flremen's hall. u. uostiS.
Wee pxesta.ut
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lee Cream Par,or.

There Is an elegant Ice Cream Parlor
connected with the Indiana hou Sc,
formerly the old Cosmopolitan hotel.
J. l.. DOW,
may27dlm Propfietor.
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June has commenced, also the
Dollar store is commencing now to sell
ladies' hats, ladies' suits, and the whole
stock of millinery goods, at greatly
reduced prices.-tf.
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Don't fail 10 visit the Dollar store
aud look ut the bargain counter with
all the new articles, tt
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CHICAGO, June 6,-Passenger rates
to Philadelphia have been lowered to
fourteen dollars, and to Baltimore
thirteen dollars and a half.
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Facts are stubborn" and SO. Is NJ.
SUES, as he allows no one 10 compete
much, jess uHdqson him.-tf
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Hurry up and get one ofthose nice
blue flannel suits ut $500, at the Dol
lar store If.
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Buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc,
at THE HERALD Office, and write out
your contracts.
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soTIog.

No ono IN authorised ~ purchase any afli'
ol6 whatever on tho account Of tbs liEll-
Ain without an order aligned by me,
u, l., HAHTOW,
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The eoparlnerphip heretofore exist
iug between J N. Archer and j, u,
Flanders, architects, II this day dis
solved by mutual oOnaent
3, ~, AhrliFh
D. d, fLAApRiA,
Jnnh b. lhl1. --dnl
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Beautiful new stylish straw hats at
fifty cents piece, at the DOLLAR store.
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-lB, Meyer IL the only responsible
pawnbrokor In Dallas, tt
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Hallway Re,fupttons

Call on b. Meyer ii you want to
purchase jewelry Mt low tigures.-tf
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Agents Wanted in every City, town nd village of
Texas to whom liberal inducements will be offered Adj
dress the Singer Manufacturing Co., Dallas Texas
30. ]. M MOORE, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22

There unusually largo crowd in front OF the
Brunswick yesterday morning and II presently trans
pired that Mayor Ely was going to make the trip TO
Now Rochelle and return. Tho Tally-Ho drew up
along the sidewalk few minutes before ten, and tho
passengers quickly took their There full
loau, and among those present Mayor Ely Mr.
Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Livingston, Mr. George +.
Henderson, Mr. Rojman and others. Al ten A. NJ
sharp the guard shouted 'Ali right" and the grooms
jumping away from the heads OF the leaders, the team
started of, with Colonel Delaney Kane holding them
well In hand. The drive out very pleasant except
tho latter portion OF tho route where tho road was
ncnvy that the horses had TO do hard pulling
Mine host OF the Huguenot In great delight ut the
presence OF his Honor the Mayor and gavo them all
capital dinner Comi6g home everything passed on
very pleasantly, and when they arrived ut the Bruno
wick. AS usual, Mt Tour r. ~ precisely, Mayor Ely
expressed himself very much p,eased with
hs drive The change OF route o, the Tally-Ho Is
much regretted by tho people residing along the road
TO New Rochelle as Colonel Delaney kano had be-
popular, and the blast OF the horn they
passed through the different villages used to bring
every thcir doors give pleasant wave OF the
grets worry much that the fearful condition OF tho road
compelled him to make the change The last trip to
New Rochelle and return viii be made the l,h OF
July and then tho Tally-lIo will lay over until the
morning OF July Q, when shc will sart from Yonkers,
returning tho same afternoon ut hAii-pnst four N.
from the Brunswick. This change Is for the benefit ri
summer travel, aud will also make quite pleasant
trip for New Workers TO drive out In the evening and
next morning.
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CREEDMOOR,

A DAY BEFORE THE BUTTS FOR ALL ARMS OF
THE SECOND DIVISION, NATIONAL GUARD.
Detnchments OF third class marksmcb from tho
thrcc Of tho service wcro sent t. Crccdmoor yes
and carbinc practice. The Separate Troop cavalry, OF
tho Fifth brigade, sent fty-cight officers non CON-
mlssoncd officers and troopers before the butts; the
Separate Troop cavalry. OF the Eleventh brigade,
battery, Second division, appeared the field
with fifteen officers, non-commissioncd officers and
gunncrs and drivers and tho First Separate Company
OF infantry (Fushing OF the second division. mustered
lny-nvc swords and bayonots the ranges, making
total OF l5b officers ana men present belonging 10 all
arms The dctach ncnts reached tre practice ground
at tho usual hour In the forenoon. ana commenced
firing before eleven O'Clock. There being field
officer out belonging to any OF The corps present,
Captain Robinson, Of tho Flushing company, took
command OF the whole. Lieutenant Colonel Valentine,
division Inspector OF rihc practice directed the firing,
and Dr. WATT OF the Thirteenth regiment performed
duties OF medical stan officer. There guard at
The gate discipline and order during the day beng
good. The shooting IN the second class poor.
The practice was IN tho third class at 100 aud 100
yards distance In this class the separate Troop. Fh
BRIGADE qualified Is men the Separate Troop, Eleventh
brigade Il the Cutting battery, IA, and tue Separate
Company, a. In tho second class, at $50 and 900
yards, the practice very bad, the only men who
auaincd there to shoot for the Marksnnns Badge
nors, %, and Corporal Stonc, rs. Tho weather was
excellent for shooting throughout the dry, ana
wurin. Tho troops returned TO Hunters Point by a
special train which lett Crocdmoor at SIX O'Clock
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THE EMMA MINE AGAIN.

Recently II appeared In tho HERALD that orders OF
civil arrest been issued against Mcsss. Trcnor W.
Park and H. Henry Baxter in "a SUIT brought against
lhom by Robert Il. Chisholm to recover alleged
claim OF $39s, 000, growing out OF operations The
stock OF the much htgatcd Emma Nine Alter lbc
Issuing OF such orders and before their execution
the sheriff application was made TO Judge Gilbert TO
vacatc them The motion was granted. and yesterday
counsel Tor the entered the necessary
vacating them. the ground that they
authorized ny the code IN this ease thus both orders
arrest, winch had renamed uncxccuted, arc wiped
from the case.
In the SUIT OF Warren Irssey against Trenor W.
Park and others TO recover some S556OOO which he al
leges was frauducntly taken from aim by means OF
certain contracts aud agreements incdent 10 The sale
oil the Emma Nine Company Judge SANFORD yesterday
directed the plaintiff 10 fle security costs In the
sum OF $500, with Leave TO apply Tor more II ncces-
pary
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CRUEL AND INHUMAN.

Nine months after their marriage, says Mary Wade
In her affidavit, her husband, Thomas T. Wade, began
10 show aversion toward her. and cruelty and innu.
manly treat her They were married on the 81 Of July
1874 and when his abuse OF her began II took tho
form OF swearing at her. applying TO her vile and IN
famous eplthcts, and hitting her In The facc with all
his On occasion grasped her by tho HAIR
oil her head, threw her the ground, beat her, and
accused her OF criminal intimacy with her own father,
brother amt cousin. on new years morning OF this
year he wished hcr compliments oil tho season, "
nj tho breakfast table by hurting glass filled with
head, and his return home the
sane evening he graspci her by the exercised
her up and down Stars with unacceptable violence.
ABOUT the middle OF the same month he came home
drunk and attempted 10 spar with her alter tho pecu
liar style OF Soutncrn darkles, but sh., having no
TO test tho thickness OF his sKu, got out OF
The way OF his catapult On tarec OCCASIONS she was
compelled to have MIN arrested crminaIly Tor his
On the first OF these OCCASIONS his father
became bondsinan Tor his good behaviour; on the
second, lie was liberated on promise TO amend, and
the third, shc rclentcd and procured him bail her
sell On the 10Th OF May last. her second child was
born, and on the day following he attempted 10
smash the CRADLE and Kick the bed IRON under
her, SO that polccman mad To bc called
In, wncn he made HIS way out OF another door On
the sixth day alter her confinement matters l1u grown
hot her further endurance and safety, and
had herself ana chiluren removed TO her motner's
where she has since reno ned Presenting furcgo-
ing her petition to The Court she asks that
husband shall be ordered 10 pay her weekly amount
for the SUPPORT OF herself ana her Two cndrcn TO-
gcther with reasonable counsel lee AS IA basis tor
the amount 10 be awarded her sue says her husband
Is tho owner OF two rented tenement houses tho
west SIDE oil the city oil the value OF $4,000 As TO
any hope OF beng able TO 1.-Two with again sho
says impossible; that when he is under the niiu
of nquor Is dangerously violent, ana has ire
qucny trlcd his muscle on his own father She also
alleges that he has contributed her support but SIS
she was compelled to leave him, sue naving be-
supported 10y her atncr and ncr mother, and he
Threatening 10 put his property out OF the way Yes
tcrday JuUgc Dunonnc. IN supreme Court, Chambers,
order referring the case TO j. VI. Levy, TO
take testimony relation to the amount oil hus-
bands income and the amount OF a!mony and counsel
fee the Court should order him to pay.