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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-02
a.,o.,sh,ux suceess.

1t is the duty ofevery person who has used
Boschee's German syrup to let ITS wonderful
qualities be known TO their friends in curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group, Asth-
ma. Pneumonia, and In fact all throat aao
lupg disesses. No person can use IL without
relief. Three doses will Tell ave
any case, and we consider IL the du-y ofa4l
druggists to recommend II to the poor d ms
consu IN ptive, at least to try one bottle. as
t0D0 dozen bottles were sold last year, and
no one case where IL failed was reported.
such a M edieine az the German Syrup can
not be too widely known, Ask your drug
lat about IT. sample bottles 10 try. sold, at
10 eeats. Regular size, Is cents. For ssieby
all druggists. febs5dltwS
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MAI Das

Several days since. "A msd-dog bit
several dogs on Flu street, and those,
that are pets sire being anxiously
watched by their o vners, who are fear
fl that serious results may appear.
The nad-dog was chased and killed.
u would not be amiss, II the owners OF
dogs we're compelled 20 nulzle them
fcr 4 while. az leAat.
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D.i,.. cay Lsas.. Y.ra.


Mr.. J. Y. Hawkins ststss that the
negro porter ut the Iss,lrand hotel,
who stole HE trunk from the Pacific
depot. had taken an overcoat and other
articles of clothing from the trunk.
Some of the clothing was found and
rsrfsimed at Cobn'- pawnbrok.r shop,
on Main street Tire trunk was so
filled with unGerwear and other cloth
iEs that Mr.. Hawkins eau hardly tell
what IL missing. The negro had pat
-oufe OF his own clothing In the trunk.
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sot rfu-.

fg1ri d gentleman Who arrived in
,Ais c.iy Yesterday, from Ennis, We
iesrA tAst a report j. rif IN that place
tsal there IL smallpox In this city.
This h not true. There Il not, nor
has there been, any smallpox in this
city for more than year. low such
erroneous reports are circulated we are
nj lcsa 10 know, and the people Of
the surrounding country can rest a.
r1red that there l. not a semblance Of
n case % smallpox In this city.
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Farmers state that the wheat crop 10
locking unusually well. Many are
grszing II, the growth being too rank
aud forward. In some of the fields IL
has began To joiat, and fears are enter~
tanned of cold snap, which would
injure IL Il this stage Of growth.
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p.iI.. ci,y Lnmss, Yara.
Pst.ia-d RaIsit

Yesterday evening, q negro engaged
In digging well on Columbia street,
unearthed n petrihed animal, the size
~ rabbit, and strongly resembling
one, with the exception Of having a
tail Itwss found buried some six or
eight ieet from the surface Of the earth,
and WAS wedRed In between two
D.-.La
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.aas shooting

Capital 'une Peak has been made
,aFttio o. he picked members Of the
-sotaua.l reys, to shoot In the com.
ine ruli with the Lamar Rifles.
TIE ,as. vail members we're out
,sselc. yesterday evening aud I'D
nt4t y fine shooting, making a
Iftsttt oi bulls eyes at "A range Of
flr lla Ell yards. George Waller
Iaat, ttt 1T sc0rr % any who shot.
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DSEsu,Y. THURSDAY.
MiddiinR Upiands o / i'd l-iod
Aidding Dreams. q 5-i63 o-lbd
Sales 5000 bales; speculation and expou
i,GD balee; receipts 2o,IO1 bales; American
~, 40 bales.
FUTURES I-32tal-Isd cheaper,
Upiauds low mladiinz clause, February
delivery Sd; March ana April 600 AZ 1,
April and My Sd; Juue and July i-lcd;
August and September 61sd; new crop shi p
ped January by sail 1896 l-31d.
p. m-Aiddiing upisnds i-i6d: mid
ding Orleans 5-l5d: low middiing uplsnds
5 -lod; good ordinary uplsnds lied: ordi-
nary upIands Sid.
4p. m.-saIes In cluds 5 800 bales American
Upisnis low Iniddiing clause April delivery
od; April and May i-S2d, May and June
q Lied June and July S.12d-
SD m.-Futures dull. Upisnds low naiG
ding clause new crop shipped January by
sail 1 Lied, alec l>31d.
NKw oaLEANs, February 2s--Sight-Cot-
ton weak and Irregular. Sales 4. 100 bales.
LII. Nun..- -
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Il sell more of Giles' Liniment
Iodide of Ammonia in one week thsp
do of any other Imminent or extract
in q month. My customers say Giles
Liniment has the merit it acts imme-
diately it can be relied upon it has
taken the place of every other exter-
nal remedy. The horsemen OF West
chester are delighted with 1t.
F. CASEY, Druggist,
Mount Vernon, Westchestsr Co, n. Y.
For sale by Conner & Walker, drug
gists, Dallas, Texas.
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The Detroit FIRES Press says In add

The Detroit Fres Press says In addition
$4,000 Universal Almanscs just published
by the extensive seed house of d. M. Ferry
a Co., OF our city, the arm are now pubiish-
ing tor gratuitous distribution an edition of
10000 Seed Animals Their former pubiica-
ions have been unsurpassed, but the pre-
ent one promises TO excel all Others in oti.-
ity and general excellence. II viii be mailed
Tree 70 all applicants.
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nutl,iIag

Buiidins throughout the city IL pro-
greeslpg finely. IL h anticipated that
when sPfius fairly opens there will be
more activity among the builders than
has been known Tor years The out
look ia exceedingly cheering for me-
ehAnics.
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nriugs "a

IfDallss wishes the trade Of Crowley
and Grapevine prairie, che must build
bridge over the Elm at owens cros->
iDc. otherwise u will 20 to Fort Worth
and Arlington.
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Reliable help fer weak and per-
Vous sufferers. Chronic, painful and
prostrating diseases cured without
medicine. Puivermaehers electric
belts the grand desideratum. Avoid
i'm itations. Book and journal, with
particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
vermacher Galvanic company, Gin
cinuaIi. Ohio.
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NEW ORLEANS, February 2s.-Flour fair de-
mand; superfine 81 50; Xxx a. o1; Xxx s. 30
Is ~; higher grades 81 O0saH 70 ,oTn, scarce,
i7aSjSc. Oats, demand Iair, -. LoGis 81 &C;
choice Gal=ns 81 80. Cot e quiet and stea y
carsoes orCiuary to prime iseslsc gold sugar
GOOD demand at prices; common To GOOD
co.'s mon 3lsia6c; issir TO fully fa;r 61ssd54e;
Nolasses duh aud lower. commos ioSl SC;
fair ID0lSsc; prime to choice SG4Dc Rice dali
ordinary 10 choice Louisiana %. S6isc
NEW YORK, February p. Flour opened
strsng aud closed duh, holders little more
di. 20, ed TO realize; uperfiIe western and
state "a lD,di 30. southern flour; common 10
fair extra So J0go . good 70 choice extra
50 sOaas o. Wheai opened &c better with
MODERATE exp port irquiry, Closing quiet, tue
advance being partly lost, 81 70 FOR No.
winter red. Corn, shade hrmer, very mod
for ungr.dsd western mixed; western yellow
5SbSe; whit, southern Sc; yelio snuiherH
Stool 10. Oats quiet and firm. Coffee, Rio,
dull
st. LOUIS, February sS.-Flour quiet ard
uncQanged. Wheat firm, No red fall 81 ~;
No. 4 do 81 IL bid; Noe spring offe iHgsl II
Corn fairly steady at A &c. OATS unsettled
and lower TO sell, 25c bid. ~ a5as56c- W his
KY steady 81 "a. Pork quiet, $40 IS. Dry ALI
meats qu.et and nrIn. S%sSssc, SIC for
shoulders, clear ribs and clear 81 les Bacon
dull, 4jtgiIx@sskc for shoulders, clear Ribs
and clear sides Lard firm, . &c bid for pr ime
steam.
Cattle one-eighth lower, shippers hold
ing of: faf- demand for pony steers; prime
| 10 cnoice 81 1905 ".
Hogs-Wesk, packing IS SOS ~.
Sheep-Fair demand for good shipping
heavy shipping "a 50es4 80.
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Over exertion, too close application To bu.
sinets. ETC.. impairs appetite and takes away
the desire Tor food, to strengthen The one
and reinssate the other, use that splendid
tonic.eiixir HoAE STOMACH BIrrERs.
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Hides and wool ,

GALvEsTor, February 2s.-Hides quoted
as active and rrm at fuiI quotations
Dry selected l5c; light sailed l3c; stack
stated l0t.c; kips 1870; wet sailed they
run &c; selected SC; butchers green 611c-
Wool-Flrmer and In better demand; me-
diuG to fine tai ciip. free Of burs l7a21c.
coarse I3sicc: coarse Western and Mexican
.0ai3c
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Nnw IoHg, February ss.-Sfoeks OPEN
ed weak but have since become hrni-
Money 5 per cent. Colo 81 di7sssl aiss. Ex-
chsnse-Iong 81 x5S: short 81 e5A. State
bonds firD. Government bonds steady.
| Gold opened at 81 ai5a.
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80 " :
Receipts, net, 500 paies; gross 5,3ls bales.
Exports TO Great Britain 80 bales; coast
wise ,713 bales, continent IL, lbl bales. stock
552. i5i bales.
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COMMERCIAL.
CorreN nAHKE.


COTTOk-Dull.
Low Mtddlins.......,....- s5sS
Good Ordinary.....,....-..-.. &c
Market dull.
Cotton 0saaaMent.
ror the week ending lam. March !, ITS.
Furnished THx HERALD by ID. W. Barnett,
Reporter In this City for the National Cot
ton Exchange. -
stock on hand September lst.- he
Received this w0ek....--..--. iy
previously ..-........-.---XyoOo
Sept. I, ls7s.--..---.------.-- 5o,sis
Total -................ 27.l6S
Shipped this week. .....-......-.-. ~
provtously .s.----..-..-.----..-z4.o<o
since sept. !, is75--...-. 2A.S3
-
aeoek On hand. z,ias
MBrDoRoIoQIcAx.
HighesS temporatUre....---.-..--.- -
Lowest tempeFAturo..-.----......--- -
Average temperesure ~ II N ..-..--.-.-.--. -
Haanfa0 In fnches......-----. -
u. ". RAREETT. p
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frank In,ef-I.,. Arr.., ..a E.c.p pc.

trunk 1hfef-1Afs Arrest and Escf pc
Yesterday morning Marshal Morton
learned that trunk had been stolen
aud carried away from the Pacific de-
pot, for which no check had been re-
ceived, and set TO work TO ferret out
the thief. Finding the expressman
that hauled it OF, he found that 8 ne
gro porter at the LeGrand hotel named
Bob Leighton was the one who had
ordered It carried away. Going 10
the LeGrand he charged him with the
theft Of the trunk, to which he plead
not guilty, saying that the trunk was
his wife's, and had been forwarded ON
here. The mArshaI was curious TO see
the trunk, however, and much against
his will Bob pilotsd him TO his house.
1t had been busted open with . chisei
and was filled with nice lot of gentle
mems apparel. In Il we're . lot Of
cards, on which was printed the name
Of J. G, Hawkins, who h evidently the
owner Of the trunk. Bob seeing that
he was thoroughly caught mp with,
watched his ohancs, and while the
marshai was shgaged In conversation,
slipped uat Of the room. and made bis
escape, making sos the baAhss ~ q !
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NEW ioJx, February 2s.--steriins steady
Az. Money ss-y nj y psT cent. Gold steady
At 81 eltz2t us. Govern i.erst bonds stToH e
ef and fraction his her. state bonds stesuy.
Ssw 0nLxANs, February sS.--Ioid 81 uz1kA
/ 6ls.. sight par. Sterling bank 81 ".
Cotton market
aALvssros, February 2s.--Cottop. receipts
I,xse eales kxpotrs 10 Great Britain -
bales; FIR nee - bales; continent -
bales: eoastwise iD bales. sales "a bales
ssauk q. { a. bsIes. Markell doll.
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NEW Yokk. February 2s.-Coiton dull.
~KoskrDAY. THURsDsr
Uplands. .y-....e,.. lO1sc iu5sc
Orleans s..-.,...- lie lic
sales 4oe bales. Futures are steady a. a de-
cline
March 10 1910 ~; April 10 Ts4II Sic, MAY
10 s-osl0 s2ci June Ii e4asIi occ; July IL liza
IL iSe.
Nisnt-Cotton quiet. Upiands l0zke, Or
lean. lie. SALES sa4 bales.
Consolidated net recei pts 10, ass bales; ex-
ports 10 Great Bri ain 81 ,SS bales; France
II ,s5a bales; continent Ss,a0e eaissi channel -
bales.
Net receipts SIS bales; sroes SIS bales
Futures closed barely steady. Sa Is 6S.ooc
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upon uotion and second. ~ was resolved
that the president and secretary De author.
lied ana instructed TO execute . note 10
N. Hamm ond, due February 4. Sc, for -Ir
hundred and ninety two lsss2cop dollar. for
Upon motion and second, IL was resolves
that the President snd secretary he suthor-
Mocoy Mccoy. du. Fe TuaTy i, Is7s, for
eight hundred and ninety-nye dollArs Tor
audited claim. Adopted.
Upon motion an second, II va. resolved
that In consideration of the extension of
time given to the Dallas and Wichita rail-
road co mpany, on the notes of A. CsIde-, p
n Hammond, Mccoy Mccoy sud DaEiel
Hart we'll. that the board OF directors, and
The pres dent and secretary be tnsfruct-d
authorized and emp weIed for the purI-ss-
of better occurring said notes. 20 execute
sign. seal and deliver = mortgage, bearing
even date with the notes, upon the road oed
ersts frssesi.s., essr..fsd nsss,s
claims and all m Material, ohlcs furniture In
sIumsuts. camp squipments and all per-
description Whatever 6eiop sin 9 70 s.id cor.
poration. Adoptcu unanimoasIy. Board
j. WCALDER. President.
y. u. HAnnosD, Secretary, ID. Aw. X. n.
The p-ocee.iins g Of said pretended meeting
are void, becAusc there was no quorum pres
ent. and because there no Quorum pf..-
ent sompetent 20 act In the matters Of J. w
Calder and Alexander Calder.
Plaintiff saitn thst n aAid Alexander Cal.
der, had any real interest In the said note.
and accounu pas.ed upon by said board ol
directors, and consolidated into one mott
(Aftsr deducftng credits Of s. no o1D OF to
tv-one thousAnd and seven hundred and
ninety -one doiian and seven cents, anc
mortgage ordered 70 be given TO secure the
same, q copy Of which IL nov on nis in ID,
district oisrks Once, o. Dallas county
marked exhibt"A," tn.t such interest con
siisutsd only part, end but . small par
1 OF the sum claimed, and the greater oar
belonged TO the said W. Calder, and IN q
the said mortgage was not given for Ii pur
pose OF constructing said railroad but 10
Other and d nefent consideration, II any
1 flafnfin further saith, that the said rsso,
luton and action OF the sald pretepJes
| board OF dfrectols prDposing 70 suIhoris,
! the e1ecu ton Of . mortgage, N SHOW n h
said proccs1inRs 10 void log want OF powe
! IN satd board OF directors OF In any boari q
4 dfreefors OF the Dailsa and Wichita r.iJroa.
compAnys u execute any such moItx A n
upo0 such confederation
At the said j. w. Calder By his ysuut
tna promis. aud pledges that he wou acou
| GIuet the Doaias and. Wtchita rAilrsad
which Wa . work OF great mportanc
70 IN = peopleof Dallas, had induced ma 3,
% believe that he vould build aid ra.lro q
- that Tor long time, he had thinxs hi
own wAy, and pSessy mach coEtsoiIsI u
aaaam % Nd COMPANY, but when u "a
RasnmseS .hiie e e, soat1siIy bsiegth
100 anee9 ~ seosshsiasss - ssaA III
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LIVERPOOL. February s5.-Noon Cotton
dull.
DSEso.Y. THURSDAY.
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lcopy.l
.OYyIrK OF rHR \
AnD WICHITA r rLwAY Co., !
'aIlnS. Texas. June sstb, ISIS.

lC0py.l
"OHTIrE OF rHR
DALLAS Aup WICHITA rLwAY Co.. !
Dallas, Texas. June sstb, ISIS.
One day after date, for vsius received, the
Dallas and Wichita railroad company prom
Use 10 pay Alexander Calder or bearer efah-
teen thousand two hundred and az and
thirty nye one-hundredths dollars
BY o. der Of the board OF directoH,
=. e sea Ml.a,sS,yMoSD .,ALsJ' y rs sA,a.DER
Meeting adjourned till saturday, june
:; n. HAMMOND, Secretary.
]. ". CALDER, President"
That at . stockholders mestipg of tbs
Dallas and wichita railroad cor peny, held
IT their once, In the city Of Da1Ias on the
-"ay Of January, 1873, among other things
done. the by laws were revised and amend
90, and new code adopted, In which were
Ar icIs 5, section 4 Directors may give
the proxy 10 any owner of tan nhsres I
stock. subject TO the approx 81 Of . majority
Of tbs boarf Of directors.
section + No proxy VIII - rocognteed
unless In writing and under sal, and duly
authsnttcAted 81 . proper oxBclr
That ~ said meeting Of June Okh. ig7x
there were present, the udtng the ssia 7.
". alder only eight direesors, and two 81
fhose, ". ~. Nelson, u. Calder, weroprese1i
b. psoay, asa thoss pBsxt1 v9s IA q
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The Bounty Bill.

This measure still hangs in the Committee,
and is likely to sleep there forever if the sol
diers do not take hold of their own cause.
Write to your member or your Senator
write in your own plain way. Demand your
rights, promised long ago, pledged by State and
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Land Warrants.
it a once.

1t is understood that several persons are flood
ing the country with circulars in relation to a
bill pending to give land warrants to every sol
dier and sailor and to the heirs of deceased sol
diers and sailors.
We feel it due to our friends to say that there
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/" Ex parte Evidence in Cases against the United
States

The Hon. E. B. French, Second Auditor
United States Treasury Department, who has
held his office since 1861 and whose name is a
synonym for integrity, has settled GIT $40 cases,
involving hundreds of millions of dollars, of
claims for bounty and other demands against
the United States, on testimony OF atfidavits
taken "ex parte, precisely as they are now
taken in pension cases. 1t does not seem to
have occurred to this experienced and trusty
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latoyy" officials to prevent fraud upon the Gov
ernment.
This discovery is limited to the Pension Bu-
feau and is probably a measure suggested by
surgeons out of place, and out of present profit
able professional employment We do not be-
lieve it is the sole product of the head of the
Pension Bureau.
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