The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16

Mr.. V. w. Cleveland, the polite and
accomplished host Of the above ele-
giant house, situated Immediately ~
the crossing Of the Texas and Pacific
auu Houston and Texas Central rail
roads In this city, hss sold an Interest
ia the house to Mr. d. McCiregur, 8
gentleman we'll and fsvoTably know
here. Tue change is induced az the
ever increasing patronage Of the house,
rendering it's care a task too Ouerous
Tor one man. The firm have procured
two of the best COOKS Ia the state; the
Table viii be one of tue very bss. in
Texas, being 80 Situated that il can
have, at little cost. the advantage Of
the very hest markets accessible.
They propose 10 put another story up
on Toe iuiiding. making sn addition Of
twenty-five large airy rooms, which
viii be furnished in the best ard most
elegant modern styi Indeed, the
lDug experience of Mr. Cleveland en-
ablr@ him to eater FOR the public will,
every probability Of success ia mis- IA
vor. lie has run the Union Nv o years
ana . bali, and during that time has
iisbnrsed over fifty thousand d olisrs ia
this city alone, ami by prompt, liberal
and honest dealing he has Won the
good opinion of all our ci.izaos ana
the business men generally. Tie fame
II the Union has gone out 10 al parts
of the state, aud has reached indeed TO
The far west, north aud east. No one
single institution ef this city las done
more to attract favorable attention 10
4 than this excellent house under Mr..
C!evelaad's care has. We sincerely
rejoice Ia the prospect of the early
completion of the Improvements con-
emplatei.
Tribute OF SesRees to Rabpr. Row
icy, Late Deceased, and Member at
ths rsbeFnaese sissaotiist EpGsespa.
sunday school, Dallas, seNss.
WHEREAS, Our heavenly Father
has 80 related life and death to each
other, that while in the enjoy nleat Of
The one, and IN the solemn eontem-
platioh 81 the other, we stand In ave
OF his divine wisdom that under his
providence the death of the physical
cody Is TUT the assertion OF tie claims
Of natural law, and She declaration of
the dignity aud stability of the natural
system, and that IN tie plan of the
new creation through Jesus Christ,
death oeiLg swallows ed up H. victory,
the spiritual system rises 10 view with
IT'S Kingdom of law aut order ami
oesuty, awakening hope, stimulating
faith ami kindllug JOY that by the
pleasure OF God, our young brother,
Robert Row ley, has passed through the
one and entered into the enjoyment Of
the other; therefore resolved
firSt-Ihat we bow in hum bic
submission TO him, WHO doeth all
things well
Sseond-Fhst Ia the death of Roher.
Rowiey, the Sgadsy-sehoul has los
one OF its ofthiest mem 0ers, aR,i
most promising scholars.
Third That while We mourn his
death, We cannot but cherish wish
pleasure the memory OF his cheerful
disposition, his bright intellect aud
susceptible heart, which niaie him
hesalv aensihie 10 nj! tbat was true.
beautiful and gne!
Fourth -'ibas Ia his sicllpess a.,B
suffering, OF months duration, he Get
w an example Of patient endurance
and rational submission worthy of our
admiration.
Fifth--Tbat In his death we have
seen the beauty of christian Influence
upon the yosRg heart, the supporting
power of the gospel Of Jesus, aud the
confirmation OF the doctrine OF an i'm
mortal life.
sixth That we extend to the pa
rents and relatives the tenderest sym
pathies of our hearts, and commend
them in their sorrow TO The loving
Kindness of God.
Respectfully submitted and unani.
mousIy adopted.
MRS. DR.. MURRAY,
j. o. RICH ARDsON,
FR. SPATHDLT,
Com mtttee of the Tsbernaels Metbo,aist
Episcopal Church South.