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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-26

~ THE marriage Of Queen victoriA's
third son Arthur William Patrick Al.
bert Duke Of Connaught, to Princess
Marie Louise Of Prussia, will leave only
two Of the Queens children unmarried,
namely, Leopold and Beatrice. Prince
Arthur Is twenty eight years old. The
Princes Marie Louise Of Prussia d the
daughter Of Prince Frederick Charles,
who Is nephew Of the Emperor William
and is the great PrusSiAn General to
whom BaElne surrendered Metz, The
Princess Marie Louise is his oldest child.
and was born on the l4th Of September,
1855. Il 10 not probable that any seri-
Qua opposition will be made in the Eng.
lish House Of Commons TO the grant Of
money which Il Is customary 10 make
when child Of the sovereign is married,
but Sir Charles Dixie viii doubtless sue.
!, coed In setting forth come statistics Of the
coat Of royalty which will be the occasion
Of considerable discussion and come
scandal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-26

NOTICE .,...r..
Having diIposed Of the entire interest Of the ..
tate Of J. II: stsllmlp, deceased, In the bud esa,
stock In trAde, hxtuItl and good will Of the Lite
arm Of J. n. StAllmAn d Co. to 7. Motat, the
surviving psrtper Of mid Iats arm, all peisopI
knowing Themselves 10 Be indebted 70 aid arm
vii pleSse male Immediate settlement with aid
7. C. honlf, sho will hagaitH conduct the busi-
neD q Bid late Arm, II their old stand, No. q
Twelfth ttreet. +. T. JOINS,
Administrator Of the estate Of J. H. stlllnsn,
Having purchasod the stock Of my late partner
In the nfm Of J. q. stallm1n a Co, hope 70
merit and respectfully solicit the lIberal patronage
hitherto bestowed on that hrm.
lyis " T. C. MoFPAT. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-26
GALE OF VALUABLE
Business Real Estate.

The un5tsigne1, John ?. Rnu4u, Al,
ittratOt With The vii lbneIPd 4 NshIli -ss
deceased, hereby gives n0tia tAH . N q
"WEDNESDAY, the alt Day d JLLLpn
Commencing al 10 O'clock A. H., Nj Il tsskH
ton IL the mont DOR d The Csgit Has m
county, In the dty Of whetltpt OR pS,si,, 4
Va, the following described rAl a1is i re
to-Wit: AL that plees d lInd tfuEiiff !, . =
side % Main street, bsiEtsn Ilth I'D III "a
and icing next south d ht pIupdiJ &c LVS
gerter. formerly be,ondns % iohu SIX, htI,
tuenty.tUo iset iTonl On Main ttHE al M
back Of even twenty-five let Ia yilik hnIg
In the rear Thereof bs,Stsn AIlr AZ NRfah
being Iame property he lHgil tllt y Vtitlti
coueeytd 10 the undeftgsed By NSHTi Ina b
merly executor and Trustee d lil dtcnla 81
property 10 same occupied ii Prssi y Hn
Bloch Bros. Is . cigar lietofy, nd vi lhra
for business purposeA
Title believed good, but sing stlJItgra
representative the un1,rsbb,d vi GEEi =
same specially.
TRRhs OF S,LE-Ope-.klrl d IL HRAa
money cab 10 hand, add tbs ItilS siT1tIa
instA!lnentS payable 10 ute and lSsyHIlFah
day Of Ale, sta intenst. TbF ttifNi Pynai
10 DO secured 10 tie sstls Arnlb 4 " Ba4mapa
jobs +, FpNryUs0E,
AdnlEbVIt tFsal
CALpEKtL 4 CALpEILL At,ftsJL -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-26
EoR SALE
OLD UNION STREET EXCHANGE

One threc-s:ory BrIet BalaIuE ttsiHE IA
North Lds Of old unIOa, boz Et1sea It'd
known Is the OLD EXCHANGE, onlflduI
Balloon and EssnurAn, for many Iuir aiaA
LI large rooms and good eslari % ID M
modem Improvements. IAh iiI sad ~
place, veil located, and rlluItA FTatI'
For terms and pariIeulin IFF'I Il 0sTH
dItls, 81 RsynGnnI Brewery, q
ca. scHAEFERtm,
Real EtIts Agents, Open HOus Stss, y 10
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-31
The Fu,are of the uaired states.

l. Is nes generally kaOsU, evea ia cultivated
ciye.ss tsss IKE saea0S II arabic sol IN A0hs-
,,,A : greater than in Esross. ASIA &Ri Africa
pei sexesesr @ad eau lheCelSrs saS,sln more
hives, | speak from scisoU6e basis ; SRi
~ll >ao~ y0s ~has that 0ssi, Is Oar continent
) ESrT9s, aud therefore The siuis ii lae Iceaa
s9,sr IL ~slL The .neaatAin eA.ias On The east
side u the AnsEleSa e0auaeas are laS On the
east side II the Oh void A'sA. FrNgl this II
rssslSs th&s tas trade 4sats. lsi~a 9ssa the vet
nsss Il the sea are Ss;raesej 10 our land. The
breadth u the OLD Sagli Aai ~ high eastern
ranges causes the ralHless lass1os q Asia aad
Al,teA- AsIin, Aae5sea Is tue land 0t fertile
phAias. the oli ~Gs.i ., seoreAsi pialus. Oar
pssiEs raa aOSsk aud soath. Sad 81 attract aud
receive the rains America i htsh under The
sSsatOr the old ~ocli Is vide; hsaes. S'th Us a
>5s4ll slrtacs Is exposed u the sc0rehins san.
TIE PROSPECTIVE sal "a the eli ~osl3 i loO0l,-
coo sSearS aJsSs. and Ia The us~. liO00 90.
mas 0ersIs epaa u al IA the light Of seieHli6c
trusn. tas fles ,sSs Aassaea can sustain great
80 popalastoa ,haa the old world and Il sue eau
!. : Gl1asssioaAols that some 3Ay she Sll.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-31
PIneE student-

At tfe e1u n=neezusnz 81 EIs urs4ecs rsrz CO
Eiz n,sa:iS:a- ..sl=Ez. F.a1g EEai=1E fru1 iAs
Ezzz ssasseai &c EzaEgk 20 a1Ez1d- ATfsI1E
AZ AlEIE IL ssu1is Ia u,sIaz EsGi. -cs se s15 ?
eizrE- znd az Rasasf sds Fsss e sae var q fzzs
CRY lie Palt "a sIlL az EGlsFsa ant sa=1 saas
Iu.s sssTzG tsissrs Hsiz Th-z. e tazss xzrs EsaI
saz Ssr r-lIIrrzr4 -zaE &c ! r.ca, :. ERI<a VA
nothing eaz iis COCKS NJ s1GTs IL E1ruIsGrs
IL 1esss asG sgsa 4 eGl1x=s- azl caAF fsg- 10
a-z u fEE ca IL I nsn-h SC - as rrs's.-=@
4 siaa4=1 ADJ e1sagiEtErz4. 1Izs4eif ssrsaza5z
Eas TssazF z1z nsas Is s'1F esgn z'.sEI sus tSIEz
EssE as would = 1sE1 Ct Lals r,srx ao14sf
All uaxs e ass gt ssrI tread BAKE .. lal3
sri1E z - rs r--.1n AS - esFu srzEs Etsee b.
aiEt ..ssT sE-sl.JiIr --u-I1g Ldis s1Ers szru- he
aaA sarlEs. dFz ssisa-s sI1cz X aa4 1ser Ezsz
fsG co laiB ADJ Eas 4s9za -ss-l-s zs EAf XII
Essr rnFizlz ms -s.issgs fsss. tEseTz 1sGa-s u
al as MA s'I-sizses:- DgrlzE ~ tlaz tine 70
sue llz k1zE1 BsE bE ETs5- zI1s saz 11iF ~
ziI-EIalz lai.lg IaEs als ses1 1s1sss sS'sGs an
~ taa- ze h soc Il zisz .rr.ssz ssl.sa-s n me
eialaz IlE sdts Tx Go EE.aa1z SKA ne aizszsl
hsuGrz- liz ssGi.Erisd z.Gtt 1cs aaTs s.se1
-znzst Z -sru a lIss nns ssgsfe1x lsis- 81 lzstx
Trr 1is l-sf ras1-l---zr sa-zr-az1ss tsg hs sas
essa iEilG
Fha scnters n I .r,rfE- E-zsE. ssartass ss4l'ss,
WIG ASKS I.s Essrz- aas pad . E1Taacs x
szzrF-al-E Ii 1az zss- zEse as-sa1 q { sstsss-
a1rt Il LIZ srsEss 1G1 srzxax za9 sas1a.g E.x1G
u lis sEassss4ils1-iE a,s l. ass azfrt kra1 a.
ssuIasaE plFHs.ia1 Essss s1Ezss1s =lsaF gszars
rziE E-sa1d- ss Asss s1- EIszE.-E AssEzk .lSEsy
Cala1EI11sG-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-31
Nesan,c lsgs.

Peter Ceersr reesssly ea,etea bic SssA rear.
nss aesRsss are in seed eeeal0ea, and ne Is
sssll ees u The HaaFd II Trustees Of the lassl.
tate aaere he Aotis a private elAee. Tie Is The
Oldest psslee II New NarS. whose Increase he
las sn0esse1 fsea a population II s0e0o 70
SAysliaes lAAs semeer, he eau remember the
srss steamboat. and IL nay be added that be
eallt The Srss loeeneuSe enziee ever eenStfact'
~ N lels eaaalty, tie eau trssaeer the laaessl
procession sSseA AeaerSd the ms@esy II Wash.
texsse, II uAseA HAa,ltea MAS marshal The
aSAsA ~ the tAstes " also cue Sl tAat great ar
rsy X AlsssSse facts waSeA dsvl IN the lOAg
rsSss ~ els Vxs-ersenee> Tie eere Pars "a
sAs celebration 81 the Htte eaasl. A. vel that
x he Aslsasie ss(esvsna, aa1 has laas kept
Seseass ssta the Improvement II the sSS, The
lseS ., sSgly Advantages gave Cooper deep
synss,ay sssa I'll whe suffered sia,lSr pSiva'
tse0s> tits slAeal Ssssadaace sss kuited 10
aAll &C s~sA aAy he y<ar eas he has, by care
IA, SeaiiuS. eeceae Ssaa 81 extensive iu,og'as>
s'0a, CsegSri> he Is oas " peculiar viSesssi.
SaSs. tits SAteev sss = batter. ana asSsns is'seNi
a. sss trade sa0ekAs u de eesser by als son ey
csedlaS agsa 0al IL coach SasSvS. fsser, ~Aea
shteoSa apprenticeship, started sAep, eat ts,.,
ed, lieu tried eselues SnSssex, bat WITH no bet
Ter ssoc~ss> Hts psxs eaSrI WSs a retail grNcery,
sAtcs also psVNei a .silars> These oSlamities
tliassd h,a al als IsSssesh year, aud II seemed
as tASasa As really wSs bora tSS IA lack. Tie
asd sosie~1, eossesr. the ,atesS0r 9aah,y u, sae
Sas @Aiea ass N sse aaous eAelaeG aASkers, aud
As Determined, as last resort, 10 ny his hard Ia
zee n4satseissp It = better article, \ hsVrOw
tad = ee~ aSass aud SeIIls aeCs his stock IN
trade, Taes he began a basinsss Shieh proved
4 permanent saeeS>s. aud. 10 IAiS was added The
iva trade, aud the result Is that Peter Gaop~'
: so-iSs sssiHsJsi a. ees0s sertb $1,000 go
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-31
Tree. thar Grow shirts.

Ha1bolis sAys ,ba, be saw on The slope Of
the Cssra DsltA shsrs trees 80 fess high The
l-ilans eas OG cylindrical prices. tao feet IN
tJAUs,sr, trou zhiee GAey cat tue ted and 6asOas
bark. sItaoaS uaki0s aay loasitsiinAl iacisIon.
ttis bark a5ac3s then s0si az garment. which
resembles a sack Of vsry eO4rss texture and
EIts1gs ssaa- lie aPoSs Ope0ios series for
the srBs- Tss natives scar these shirts Of Ma
rta4 Ia Gss rainy sszs0a thsy base the torn Of
sss p9sea0s aat a4a9s IL eoslaa ~Aica are 80
e1uaOa II Ne= Graa8iA. A. Qlis0 and Peru,
As ID shls climate The riches aad o<zeieeaee Of
uaiurs REGARDED a. the primary eAa>es Of The
lal0lsues u he Inhabitants. The missionaries 10
10s TAI To say n saa~iug The sairtS OF Marina.
r. Ia TIE GasssG oG 0rSOa5Sa- ssrnSais are f0ani
rs4sy alai= upoo TIE trees
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-31

-e-vssatir aA.seD as sssarSsa that he srSasesl
.reesss lie oversees Ass 10 eeatssS s,tA Is The
sss-ssSsr s,s ess&sr e sAsse ssspesS. | sal ssr
All 81 Assr ~asessps twc Il sAea trysax 70
ksseA a rsS- q exec 10 = cart, her wxsS ssysi&
81 tAs ssslAa ans aAe eas.le uere alssia Il sAeu.
f,ases tAev z~s sAen ever he psls se3 ces The
-els sssssy ar IL tie sssz, ess sksy Wsre hssls
sse ssss sss Ass 70 e sspvS>s SIX iseAes> sna "
g tbs sAsv gave = vel ass sasSA ussa sss
aeSs. se2 sasY lee rScr esASss rxa a. Il tx S4.r
liza h sIusys taxes lao 10 arsve seara-- oes
- ss,A sSss-s-S hes i, ssse seses il aaass Al
sssss ssa.ASS. SsSsaa. sessie OK divers. wosl1
eeu.saD.a s,esess suv vr,eN
Is To- sasessas asssrs.ss lss3 i SSSsrSasly pse-
rs-si e.r sSSa. 10 the t:ry districts tss sexl i
vAxs.sG s. tie eoslaas :, &sSp fsrres$ fes>s
~ ,,,s,ss kv rSrr assss ssssts esel3 bzrl plaa
IL uAS-A Sa~ tuslvs woke u esute sstsSael
If TIE esov i - bs irs4ss,sS. sbrSs 3lcess aaVc
10 - ls5s %. - a. 10 ave thsc yearly iSVsl
FHs-s oss ssa to the ssAer. 20 81 ~ksa tees AAve
- uss3 rsesa = lii $40 ussSs sssrs rsus ia asY
ssrs q tAe Sal - rscasrS&
whsr The EssY l. sr>s t,,lSsa -. six " sSsAt
ne q es,sis s-S rsxS uisA = sss,ss Via~. aa,i
tasp COR rsafss5 that The plsu 9sS eesVe aAls
gbsl 4esss scVa- 10 ia. rel cav atsAass srss.
Tasr Ass tired tss aSss sssxs pbsss. hss tsey
uesG rcs IL iss Nj | kas 20 trSs leia explsln,
iss - them DIV shxy uesla oct seusr. rexy
wsSs pcs taksc esrS II her ussv lss cat -
ruse uAsr nat II SO sac sIsa3 JoAc Dew
ers,kfrs pls1 hats,v eroasAs esto : rlaasasiaa
a. hs.s ~, sss es.s. ,ss.s ssSs 1.S SsSsS Il
sseezAs thss 1vaa se,sa- ia Ire soil 4 tald thsul
I s8sa.As act. q sBT ssh<r soll. ualeSs Il ss-s
: SAM SauA. cas- si-s,wsy eossrs,s slth thicS
coat Il vsss. sheu exursissa yaas saSd farassss
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

Adams q Co, dll orders for grain
and produce "
Adams ~ 90, solicit oonslgnmenls
aud Ola orders, "
Adams q Co, ill orders for gram
aud pruduoe,-tL
Five hundred bushels seed rye ~
Adams d Co,-tt
Two car loads of buggies ma p'AI'
orm wagons, at Orr's. IN
-lfyou want 10 trade ali Old buggy
for npw Que, Orr's Ia the place IT.
-l'resh celery and tub Saddle Rock
oysters received daily At Delmonleo' u
-Ifyou want to buy n family car
rlage, Orr has the latest styles ana
patterna,-tt
The most beautiful and latest de
signs Of chamber aud parlor rulls at
Jansen Brothers, on Elm street. iOl'
-lO.lm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
RABID HORSE.

Tue Mad sioneis applied bis Times 90
90, wiIEeTsOn, hlran by 'he HHb''
Horls, and ~ Eaeh Instance AdhoT's
80 tns wound
TnE HERALD of the ith made men
ton NJ mad horse, the property OF T.
j. WilkerHon, which he, nn Wen ~
several horse doctors oonlended was
not mad Dr., Cornelius, the health
officer, thought II was, aud ordered 'ho
removal Of The animal outside the Guy
limits, which was done lIH owner tea
the horse In tho timber, aud the next
morning on going TO the place FOUND
IL had died. In removing tho raold
animal, Wilkeraon received a severe
bite In the back, directly between tho
shoulder blades, Tho wound was very
painful, and gave him no little trouble
M well IN anxiety, Yesterday morning
no called on DR.. Hughes, aud stated
tho facts to him. That gentleman mp
piled n mad Stone ho has, aud II stuck
fast, The operation waa repeated
six times, tho same sticking eacl
time. WilkersOn when bitten hat
on "a thick coat, aud II seemed
almost impossible for any %! the sail
w TO have reached his body yet euel
seems 10 have been the ease, the alon'
stIcking fast each time II WAS applied
The doctor then applied II % N knit
cut on the body OF tho unforIunat
man, but II refused TO stick Tho maj
expressed himself ~ feeling greatly
relieved OF pain by the application q
the stone aud the process Will DO con
tlnued.
While DR.. Hughes does not clnln
that It possesses all the virtues attrl
buled 10 It, yet he IL willing to IL
any one thus Hlll lCted como an
use II free Of charge. This stone
said 10 DO u most excellent one Of II
/, kind, and has never failed 10 cure thos
to whom II has been applied. IL wa
, left to DR., Hughes by DR. =, Q. VencI
able, of Mecklenburgh, Virginia, VIII
used II successfully for forty yeaIl
The stone, which was found on StauI
ton river, In Halifax county, Virginia
Ia "A black color, resembling, since
, has been polished, n piece Of quit
perchA. When used, after each appl
cation II il boiled thoroughly in mil
to extract the poison,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
THE COURTS.
county court,

NONhtN
State vs. Charles Hammond, theft
of boots; pleaded guilty, Punishment
assessed ut one days imprisonment
aud $40 line.
State VI. Major Wheadan, aggra
waited assault; pleaded guilty. Fined
81 and costs.
State W.. Thomas Barry and Thomas
Buckly, foi theft of turkeys pleaded
guilty. One days imprisonment and
$40 tiue.
State Va. Frank Fisher, theft of shot
gun; pleaded guilty. One days i'm
lIisonment and $40 ilne.
State vs.. Frank Smith, theft OF va.
liese; pleaded guilty. Oae days i'm
prsonmcut and $40 fine.
State w. w. J. Tucker, theft of shot.
guu; pleaded guilty. One days i'm.
prIsonment and SO line.
state w. John Moran, aggravated
assault; pleaded guilty. Fined 81 and
costs.
District court.
The injection suit OF j. NJ Hays
against James t. Barklcy was decided
in favor OF plaintiff.
The case Ct j. q. Thomas against
J. Nj. Brown was called for trial yea.
terday evening.
In the case OF l.. G. Anderson and
wife VI. NJ. Watts ct al, trespass To
try title, Colonel J. q. Eblin was APP
pointed and qualified as special judge
to try the case.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08


In men, youths and boys clothing nj
the New York Clothing House. We
have inaugarated II great, popular
holiday sale OF reliable clothing, and
our house IL known 10 be beyond com.
petition IN the way Of boys clothing
assortment and prices taken into con.
sideration. We ctlyr leo boy. good
suits at So; $50 fine blue aud grey Mel
tons Mt 70 80; 300 tricots, very nice at
"a 80; oyercoats for youths, boys and
children ut from - SO to So. From
the large sales effected during the past
week, we feel assured that our efforts
are appreciated by all, hence We will
still go ON in the good work Of giving
the people the worth OF their money.
Come and convince yourselves that We
do M we advertise, and carry out what
we say to the people, hence the popu
larity OF the New York Clothing
House. decl8tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
L'erhOI,nI.

DR.. NJ. Josephthal, Of Sherman, Ii
AZ the Windsor
=. II. Austin, Honolulu, Is registered
at the Windsor.
Ii. G. Barnum, New York, is stop
ping at the Windsor.
w. Mcslcr, Dayton, Ohio, is regis
tered at the Lelirand.
G, Chesborough, Texas and Pacific
railroad, Is at the Windsor.
Charles Frohman, agent of the Stod
dart Comedy, is stoppingat the Wind
sor.
The veteran Captain James II
Phelps, of the Red hiver Navigation
company, is in the city, to the delight
OF his many friends.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
We'll Augar.

Mr.. ID. N. Root, OF the Centennial
Well Augur company, is In town, anJ
has quarters ut the National hotel
His augur Is the grandest invention oil
the age. Persons wishing to handle
county or district rights, should call at
once. Bowser & Lennon, Elm street,
VIII put down a well for you with this
machine In short order. See adver-
tisemedt In another place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
CITY COUNCIL,

IlUudh 80 bN AHaunt 10 WV F"'"' Wv"
Wienita naiIr0ad company street
Opening.
Council met In special session last
night, Mayor Cebell presiding Alb
sent Alderman Sh0ne,
The secretary read the report Of the
hoard NJ appraisers appointed to hSoer'
tain aud nsaeas tho value Of tho prop
erty Of ], Pink Thomas, TO be used Ia
opening Murphy street, from Main 10
Ella streets, Assessed forly'two by
two hundred feet At $4,000. For moy'
Ing houses oil of said ground to % ta-
ken for said street, 1920,
The property ~ those benefited
thereby IL Assessed IN follows
North side Of Main atreet-li, lla'
herman, twenty-five by ono hundred
feet, $40,
II, Keller, twenty-five by one hun
dred feet, 800,
80, Thomas, forly.ono by one hun
bred feet, 1926,
l.. Cartwright, hhy by one hundred
feet, $40
W. II, HollIngsworth, fifty by one
hundred feet, sos,
W. A, Carter twenty-five by one
hundred feet, 80,
-- Doran, twenty-five by one hun
bred feet, $40
John B Stone, one hundred by one
hundred feet, $50,
North side Of ELM street IL, i, Cow
o. n Co., ATTY by Que hundred feet
$3.50,
Jno 4. Witwer, twenty-five by one
hundred feet, SI25.
The. Wallace, twenty-five by one
hundred feet, $40.
a. NJ. Harm, twenty Ave by one hum
bred feet, sos
II, u, Bowen, twenty-five by one
hundred feet, Slj
A. NJ. Cochran, twenty-five by ont
hundred feet, S25,
w, Strauss, 1fty by one hundred
feet, $40,
J,H. Davis, twenty-five BY one hun
dred feet, $40.
Stowe " Wilonerding, twenty-five
by ono hundred feet, S25.
south side Of Elm John b. stone
twenty-five by one hundred feet, SldO
NJ, DunnmIer, twenty-five by on,
hundred lret, $l25.
Il scott, twenty-five by one hundred
feet, SllO,
j p. Thomas, eevonty.three by one
hundred feet, $40.
T., Charlut, twenty-five by one huud
red feet, $li5.
l.. Cartwright, twenty-five by one
hundred feet, $l2O.
Alderman Saay offered the fellow
ing:
| HtNOittttI Atit WV 'NIpiN w Wv
board of appraisers appointed TO ap
praise the value OF Murphy street, he
tween Main aud Elm, through tn,
property OF Pink Thomas, aud as
sesa the special tnXcS on tie adj lCeu
prupprty.0wners, he confirmed; pro
vided, however, thnt said street il no
to he opened until the money Ia raise,
I by said special taxation 10 pay IT,
same, or until said money Is advance
by some person or peranns, to be ~
= paid 10y said special taxes when tn
Same are collected. And n special Ia
/ is Ieby levied on said adjacent proI
erty, In accordance with the terms 4
said report.
Adopted
The railroad committee reported il
favor of issuing $50, 600 worth OF bond
to the Dallas and Wichita Railroa
Company, to be delivered to y trustee
said bonds not to be delivered by sal
trustee until the road Is put in runnin
condition to the high lands on the eat
aide of Elm Fork. w. III. Thomas wa
selected IA the trustee.
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Dallas CITY Lumber Yard.

Something entirely new, rich and
beautifully ornamented, The LddieS'
Faporite Patent Cocker, you only can
fluid at Jansen Brothers, on Elm
street, 4Ol. 10 I'm.
Texas Yeast Cakes
are made everyday in the week at the
Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills factory.
Only twentycents per pound, and the
only fresh yeast cakes in the city.
Janlm.
The most elegant Christmas present
In this city, u handsome chamber or
parlor suit, with the Ladies' Farorite
Rocker, you eau only find at the first
class furniture house of Jansen Broth
ers, on Elm street, I04. -l9.lm.
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A Row.

Yesterday evening about one o'clock
officers Phares and Dickey, hearing a
row was in progress at the Lady Gay
saloon, went In and arrested man
named Pill Davis and one of its ill.,
mates for fighting. They, together
with their prisoners, got aboard a
Main street ear, to take them to the
calaboose. On the way down the wo.
man attacked Davis, and a mos. dis
graceful row would have ensued had
not the officers interfered. Arriving
at the calabOOse they each gave bond
and were turned loose.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

There ARE several had holes on elm
street that need attention.
Tho Greenback club meets ut the
Mayors Office tomorrow night Ut
seven O'Clock,
The Trinity river was slightly on
the rise yesterday, caused by the thaw'
Ing of the snow.
-Last night about eight O'Clock there
was very slight fall Of snow, which
melted M soon M II reached the damp
earth,
Two negroes had mill on Syca'
moro street yesterday evening, when
they clInched one another and had II
roll In the mud.
The street cara ARE doing a ilne
business. The miserable condition Of
the streets causea the average citizen
to take the car,
--Onloer Sheehan yesterday evening
arrested a man, on Commerce street,
who was drunk aud down, wall0wing
In the mud, and put him In the Gala
boose.
John Curran, who was jailed,
charged with the theft Of II blanket
from the Continental hotel was re-
leased yesterday on three hundred dol
lars bond.
Yesterday evening two white boys
had II fight on Man street, pounding
and scratching each other up fearlully.
The officers should take oognilanco OF
such matters,
--Yeslcrday was stray sale day, and
early In the morning the square was
filed with horses and mules. Bidding
was spirited, aud the stock brought
very fair prices.
Yesterday evening II farmer driv'
ing In hls wagon run int0 4 hole near
the corner of Elm and POydras streets,
breaking wheel of his wagon. The
city should sec that such places are
psoperly filled.
Deputy Sheriff Miller yesterday
evening arrested nnd jailed u Negro
named Alohao HUT, for aggravated
assault upon hia wife. Hunt had beai
his wife about the head In mos
frightful manner,
Yesterday evening negro, in I
standing position, driving dray alonl
Elm street, gave hia mule n suddel
cut, when tho animal gave II jerk
landing the driver in pool Of mud II
which he was nearly submerged.
Farmers state that one half of til,
cotton has not been brought IN yet
owing to the rains aud tho condition
OF the roads. While some localities
have disposed Of all their cotton, ther,
are others that have disposed OF very
little.
Yesterday evening two negroes
were scullling on the Central track
near the Union depot, with AN ap
preaching train coming up. Out
threw the other, who barely managed
to get off the rack In time to proven
his being maugled.
Two young men named Henr,
collins and Samuel Pipes, were arrest
ed yesterday morning by Sheriff Moor
for aggravated assault upon country
man. Sheriff Moon held them undo
arrest until late in the evening, whel
they gave the necessary bonds an
we're turned loose.
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DnIIna Ci,y Lumber.. yard,
mnR,a DINaEaIon.

MfA ~ bNNt"ANhf
The Trinity Dramatic company Of
Dallas, will give one OF their select
cnt rtninments NJ the opera house on
"Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
January 9th aud 10th. The entirely
new aud beautiful dramas entitled
"Meg's Diversion" aud " Ebene1eI
Vonture,n are very fine, and the east
Ia m uneXccptiouable one, Mise Mary
-. Blair and Mr. G. A, Mehie are II
the title role, aud we feel Justified IL
saying that all viii have delightful
evening who will patronlHc home hl
ent. Remember the date and DOM
mil to go, Reserved seats ut iorno
n Ervays drug store Jahalw'