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Malt i3tttars regulate, purify, strengthen, and
ruslrtxh tho maternal functions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
MEXICAN MATTERS.

New Orleans, Feb. 16.--Adyices from the
city of Mexico under date of February A,
say Senior Zeamas' Presidential chanc are
improving. The Monator and the Seglio, two
leading journals of the Republic, favor him.
A large number of people still hope that the
political complications will compel Presi-
dent Diaz to hold over, preferring this course
to anarchy. A sensational accusation will be
put in circulation against General Gonzales,
a leading candidate for the Presidency, and at
present commander of the largest fore of
government troops in the R'public. He is
charged with the intention to separate Senior
Sonora and several other States from the
Mexican union, and erect ,onfederacy to be
called the Republic of Zena Madrid.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
FIRE.

New York, Feb. 16.-A fire broke out
yesterday in the first floor of No. ll5 Maiden
Lane, occupied by 9. N. Fench & Co., deal
ers in heavy oils and chemicles of com
bustible nature. Its contents quickly made
its way throughout the building and extended
to No. III adjoining, occupied by Lycherstein
Bros, dealers in tobacco, which also burned.
The loss is large. In No. III was j. T..
Wells, whose eccentrieities as dealer In
Panama hats, had gained him notoriety. He
said he had sixty cases of Panama hats, worth
$1,000 stored in the buiding and destroyed.
The total loss is about 1911, 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
PROM SAN ANTONIO,
MINING,

MINING,
Social Diapatch TO the Herald,
San Antonio, Feb, l6,--A dispatch from
II. o, Muessback, Fort Stockton, to Colon J
II, B, Andrews, says the Chiniti mining ex-
pediton had made an assay Ct surface ore
found, which made an aggregate yield OF
$50 to the ton.
OBITUARY.
Mr., Shelly O. Smith, of Columbus, Texas
diod yesterday ut Hords hotel, of consump-
ton. Ills remains were taken home,
CAPTAIN JuhR pEAK,
Formerly Of Dallas, now in command Of a
company Of State Rangers, is in th city. He
IL represented MS terror 10 evil.doers and
the lawless element give his section wide
berth.
REFUSED A NEW TRIAL.
james Harrington, tried and convicted for
tampering with the bell punch, was to-day
refused n new triNl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
TROOPS DEFEATED BY INDIANS,

San Fran else o, Feb. IS. "A Tucson dis
patch says on the 10th Captain Rucker, of
the Ninth cavalry, after following the In
dians two days with his entire command, in the
direction of San Andreas, came suddenly
upon them strongly fortified in narrow,
rough canon. The troops we're received with
heavy fire. Several men and horses fell.
The Indians charged the troops, who gave
way and retreated pell-mell. The Indians
drove them across the river, the troops
abandoning rations and bedding, which were
secured BY the Indians.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17

daughter, has been arrested, also the oillcia-
ting clergyman, zachariah Brown, on the
charge of violating tho State law, which
prohibits man marrying his step'daugftor
or \ woman her step-iather under penalty Of
$500, The clergyman was also made amena-
bic to the same law, Shores furnished bnil
In tho sum of $4,000 for each of accused to
await the action Of tho grand jury Of the
county, Tho case has excited extraordinary
interest and much Indignation among the
neighbors,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
E. 0. PALMER's CASE.

New Orleans. Feb. 16.-The application
for new trial, State VS.. E. G. Palmer, will
be tried Saturday. Mr.. Palmer is alleged to
have embezzled $4,000, of the funds
of the Citizens Savings bank, of
which he was an officer. In the late trial he
was found guilty and convicted for the peni-
Tertiary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
TWO NOTORIOUS CHARACTERS KILLED.

Yankton, d. T., Feb. 16. - Intelligence
has just been received in this city Of fatal
encounter at Brule City, one hundred and
fifty miles up the Missouri river, on last Fri
day, in which the notorious Jim Sommers
and M. Sommers, his nephew. killed each
other. There was a feud of many years
between their families, and on Friday young
Sommers and his uncle came together. jim
grabbed needle gun and shot his nephew
through the body. As he fell, the latter
drew out revolver and shot ! is uncle, kill
ing him instantly,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17

MURDERED BY BURGLARS.

Chicago, Feb. l6.-Hiram p. Allen, a re-
spected citizen of Sandwich, Ill.,. was shot
dead in his bed yesterday morning by bur-
glars, who had forced an entrance TO his
house. The murderers made t cir escape.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
FOR KEN 4.

DOOMSTO RENT-0ne LARGE corner room
III on II rst floor, formerly the reading room
Of tho ST, Charl hotel, TO rent fer an Office or
dfessmalker's room; chairs, tables and desk
furnished frrej also Two sleeping rooms ready
furnished; will rent cheap. iebl5-2.
Nor RENT The room formerly known us
II the Merchants Restaurant on Main 81. ,
A fine stand and low rent. Inquire OF j. Il.
simpson. Attorney. febll
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
DEAD DOCTOR.

New Orleans, Feb. 16.-Doctor james
Ringwood, a native Of ireland, aged thirty.
two, fell from the second story Of his board
ing.house, receiving fatal injuries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17

identified with the growth and prosperity Dallas
opened business here Every year large
don and having made greater preparations
this year, with suggestion the part the city
council facilities because the active business will
be difficult get all goods the Railroad depot
prescribed time and further prohibit side
walk adjoining exhibit of goods
6 inches space instead oweny coy inches present We do
drummes sidewalk front of solicit trade but
wholly the limited number Of pies which exhibit
business therefore, the authorities should
ordinance customers and the public will read the advertise
week week. thereby keep
our location and nature of our business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
MARRIED HIS STEP. DAUGHTER.

Baltimore, Feb. l6.-Sidney Shores, we'll
TODD farmer of Somerset county, who
recently married bis twelve-year-old step
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
HELD FOR sAPB.RoBBERY.

New Orleans, Feb. 16.-Geo. W. Fisher
and Mrs. Snellbacker are held here, charged
with the robbery Of Snellbacker's safe in
Cincinnati.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
ron SALE.

LSoR sALE--1he Abney farm, situated on the
Il Decatur road, o miles " IT of OentoL,
Denton county, Texas. This tract Il | 100 acres
& + black sandy prairie, with 800 acres la Guilt
Walton, neat framed tenant houses, good res
ldonce OF rooms, with n hall and pantry good
barn aud plenty of water, For sale rs u whole
or IN any sized lots. Address a. W, Abnoy,
Abney 'sFam r. o., Denton Co, Texas.
jan20lm
VNUk SALE - Elegant Residence for sale =
II One of The mos desirable, commodlous
and comfortable In Dallas or vicinity, In
qulre at Editorial rooms, Herald and Com
InercI-l office, innsutf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17

CUSTOMERS at distance can always buy what they
want precisely on the same terms asf they called in
person. In writing for samples always indicate the
price Of what you want, and samples will be sent IN
all cases. free ofcharge. SANGER BROS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
PHYSICIAN .

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON DIR. NOR
L TON. Once, in first national bank build
Ing. Residence, Corner Saniacipto and
HARDWOOD streets. uov2 diff
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17

NITANTED - Immediately - The highest
w y ark tprlCe will be paid for u few
more good pOnirs, NJ 900 Elm street, febl7
Wy ANTED--A COM etent, industrious farm
w hand, aud good cook, 20 work ON u
place seven miles south OF Dallas. Man and
wll, preferred, elerrAce equlied, Inquire
of Jon,s n Murphy, real estate agents, oilice
No. rs Main street. opposite 81. George Motel
'pbln-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
SARA YED OR STOLEN.

STRAYED OR SToLEN-One dark bay mare
y pony, about IA hands high, branded half
circle u on left shoulder, with q split in the
right ear A liberal reward will he paid.
Apply to Wallsce and Waggener, cor. Austin
and Elm streets febl2tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.
NOTICES,
mInonLLANEous MANls.

NIVANTED-A good barbe-, Amply 10 10,
w GuHnan, Houston street, Fort Worth.
fpllTtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
WASHINGTON.
|, NUMBER OF BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. ooEe's Laredo Railroad Bill ReeOmmittsd-
Ship Of Supplies for the Suffering in Ireland
A Conclusion on Currency hisoellane'
Gus Washington WAid,

Washington, Feb. lG,--lt Is learned To-.
day that the Democratic members of the
Senate Committee on the Census are unani-
nous in their opposition TO Simmon's nomin-
alton, and TINT Senator Davis, of Illinois,
agrees with them that II should not be con-
nrmed, Davis, however, FL ors postpone
ment Of action, with view TO having II with
drawn, If the President can be induced 10
withdraw II.
suIp oF SUPPLIES FOR THE SUFFERING.
The House Committee ON Naval Affairs
has directed Chairman Whitehorn TO offer u
resolution authorizing the Secretary of the
Navy to send ship to Ireland with supplies
for the suffering people.
A CONCLUSION ON CURRENCY.
The subcommittee ofth House Committee
on Coinage, Weights and Measures, TO whom
was referred the pet ton Of the Bullion
club, Of New York, praying that paper cur
rcncy be reinstated 10 the denomination OF
81 u AN upwards, reported 10 the full COM
mittee to-day, recommending that the paper
credit money of the United States be limited
to the present volume of 100000, 000 and
that the increase of paper money be by coin
and bullion certificates, automatically regu-
lated metals. The report will be printed
SUPPLIES FOR IRELAND.
The House Committee on Naval Affairs
to-day agreed to the suspension of the ule'
Tor the passage Of Il resolution permitting
tho Secretary of State to apply a Govern
mcnt vessel for the transportation of contri'
buttons to relieve the suffering people Of
Ireland.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17

TEN ES is the for offering Carpets old prices spring
stock rapidly arriving after Saturday shall have to ask
higher prices for all variety of Carpetngs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17
IN OUR MEMS BOOT AND
SHOE DEPARTMENT we

are daily receiving large invoices
for our spring trade, and can only
repeat what we have already said
that our stock for the coming sea-
son will be the largest ever shown
in Texas in variety and extent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17

IN HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS Blankets Quilts, Coverids,
Towels Table Cloths Toilet Articles shall offer real bar
heretofore
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-17

London Feb. lG,-The Daily Nows owns
that tho Southwark election was unmlstaka-
bly, u Liberal defeat The Times says tho ro-
turn of Conservative from Southwark Ia a
heavy blow for the opposition. The Gov
ernmentis justiilablc In regarding tho battle
so keenly fought a vote Of confidence more
decided and uncomfortable than that Of
Liverpool.
A nAPrIsT's CAsr ALTON OF EEeI AIMS NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-28

ao .econd mortgage 3Oia Erie, 48 do second ino1gage
Ina New YoTK Central l602 Illinois Central, l2o'2 he%n
ing. rs =. Atlanta and Great Western
0r aorteage trustees certificates 662 Enc second con
sols, lu5 Reading 26t -. o,oa o. ,ro,co IN
Paris advces quote three per cent IohVos % i'' ~
%oXn"y Nov 27-2:3O D. m-U. y. four per cent
hon, a iI6: New.YOrk Central. l4p'2. a.. ,,,..o So
"TCsnos Nov g7-{O d. mParis advices quote lree per
.an, rsntcs "a frances 81 tor the account
j0spON Nov 27.-0p. m.-Pars adYlces quote ch0"n"So
on Iepdon NJ 20 francs - centimes lor checks - r,o
LONDON 27The Econ9nst OF nls ~coa Ss 10 aS
rate o dsrount for bills, go days 10 monn ~
per cent and for bills, GO DAYS 10 monIhs p
EurODeaD Stocks speculation Oh
the whoe mas been ramp mt iban ten daNs or
ago but In kinds Of south american ionjaI e
States and canadian ways Indian nnds anu tolohs
ben lures certainly increased Prices m
most NH lrtmels on the stock EXCHANGE Inc
closed firm, despite tn gOld Withdrawals " IN te & ~ ~
England al pment 10 America Decase VI an prnev viii
with the cessOn Duc gno active clon OF turkey
cease rate Turkish bonds aso ~,
m view OF the opinion. In Jact the Srkets
inclined everything favoa0y various causes, M
Guiding the early closing navigation have aV0faOy
eGectad American aiIwa Eric preference shares bas
risan Many also advanced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-28

denly became n favonte, and after many nuctua-
tions. and sales as high as 1858, closed with an
advance of 3 per cent. Western Union. as usua'
of late was the weak spot III the hiaiho',
and, although tho strength OF the genera
market early dragged it TO wa
il closed at 96os or the higIprcc stocks, Chicago
Burlington and Quincy alone fails to show gam Oh
Yesterdays last figures. and that at 1874 SHOWS Il
decline of q per cent OF the coal stocks Dela-
ware. Lackawanna and Western was specially
strong. rising 10 and closing at 1854 but Delaware
and Hudson also closed at its best-024. lhe anu
cipated squeeze" in money was poSponed-lI there
was such an intenton-but the fact that to-ud'
there was no talk about 1t makes 1T more likeiy 10
be attempted than it was yesterday, when 1t was 80
freely predicted. The market closed quiet ard con-
fidently firm.
There were no transactions IN Government Donds
at the Boards but the bddings all were advanced :
Us of 1881 81 and 4i2' each g. aud Is a per cent
The Treasury purchased $27s, 900 IS of 1880 at
1929, Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-28
shareholders OF National banks has so far oVcrsnot
its mark as to exonerate them from any taxation.
IL La insisted for defendants that the cOmplnnnnt

upon shareholders OF National banks has far ovcrsho
ts mark as to exOnerate them from any taxation
II is insisted for the defendants that the complainant
n not the proper party TO resist the payment OF the TAX
and that the stockholders the only persons VINO can
complain and 1t Is also insisted that an action 10 en)O
the collection of the tax II not the appropriate toe
THESE objections may properly he considered together
Tho general rule that bill III equity WI NOT nc to
STRAIN the collection OF tax Il amlnr out ne Tent ~
the relief sought here rests upon the ground tnat III
necessary 10 prevent % multiplicity or sults nh'N 10
arise, owing 10 the peculiar position which me COM
painsnt oeupas toward Its shareholders on the one
side, and the dclendauis The other.
The act OF 1865 makes II the duty or every panRne az
ISOLATION much OF any dividend OF uVdenn
belonging stockholders may be necessary 10 pay
OF that ACT ana the case
shows of the Shareholders OF the complainant
paid the complainant the amount severaly assessed
upon their The tax i'll controversy. or allowed
the am Of the 10 be retained from their
dividends but that the commencement OF his
action n cOnsdc rabe number OF the shareholders fed
their protest and forbade the compiainant To paw
the amounts To retain them for the
a duty on the complainant in the nature Of
trust but winch IL Ouly discharge at the peril OF
being subj accd TO numerous SUITE nj the hands or those
whose u retains. As IL said the similar case
OF Cummings agt National Bank (lO1 l. =. 1917. II
holds trust relation winch authorizes n Court OF
Equity TO that II Is protected In the exercise OF the
duties pertaining TO II. TO prevent multiplicity OF suits,
equity interfere"
IL is true tie statute in terms does require the
bank the assessed against ts shareholders
bu by necessary implication II authorizes the bank 10
do so, and thus brings the case precisely within inc
facts of Cummings sgi National Bank That case must
he regarded decisive authority against the otjec-
lions urged here TO the right OF the complainant 10 the
relief demanded.
A decree is ordered for the complainant,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-28
BANK STOCK NOT TAXED.
IMPORTANT RESULTS OF LITIGATION.

IMPORTANT RESULTS OF LITIGATION.
THE DECISION IN THE UNITED STATES Clk'''
COURT IN THE MATTER OF TIIE NATIONAL IN
CHANGE BANK OF ALBANIA MILLION AND
HAIR Lrss IN THE CITY's TREASURY - THE
JUDGES OPINION IN FUIL-wnAr ITS EFFECT
WILL BF-How THE LITIGATION AROSE
The opinion of Judge Wallace under his de-
cison in the suit of the National Exchange
Bank of Albany, to restrain the collection of
taxes on bank shares, imposed under the law
of 1866, was filed in the Office OF the Clerk
of the United States Circuit Court yes
terday. Judge Wallace holds that the
act itself is invalid. and that no taxes can be
imposed under it, even if they are levied so
ms not unjustly to discriminate against bank
property, and even If all debts are deducted
Assistant Corporation Counsel Andrews con-
redes that the authorities cannot collect the
million and half of taxes imposed upon the
banks of this city for this year, unless the
decision of Judge Wallace Is overruled IN the
United States Supreme Court. The certloIari
proceedings on the part of these banks, now
pending before the General Term of the SUI
preme Court in this city. are declared to be
virtually determined by this decision in favor
of the banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-28
PAYMENT or SHRRIFF'S FEES.

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. Plat the last Cir
cult l.. BurliDgame maze motion TO put the case Of
Weare c. Little agt James COyle and another on the
calendar which the had refused 10 do because the
SheIi's calendar fee had not been paid. The motion
was made the law under the provision OF The
Code 1907 part 2. Code Of Civil Procedure)
which took effect September l. Judge Osborn rendered
decision IN the matter to-day. in which he holds that
the law not retroactive, and that the clerk for
sbcrn coll tue stipulated fee irrespective the
OF times II may have been paid before Septem
Der l. The action OF the clerk In refusing place the
cause the calendar Is sustained, and the motion
denieA, without costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-28

Loylyq pRIcEg or rHIL4DELPall srocEz
SATURDAY, Nov. 27-P. VI.
10 O'CLOCK TO II O'Clock

SATURDAY, NOV -f-I VI.
"A largo number OF spcculdtors7 was disap-
pointed to-day. The stock market. however, opened
sufficiently weak as indicated by the first figures
10 satisfy the anGcipIuons of the most sluguInc
bears" but il remained 80 less than ten minutes,
After that the recovery was rapid and
in some cases almost violent For in
stance, Enc, which opened at 47l2 and
declined to 4G7s, was soon up TO 4Sl4; Northwest
which declined from 1921 to 121 l., rapidly adj
vanccd to 12f aud Ncw-Jcrsey Central. after sales
AT SOL rallied 10 SI6s. The stocks named fairly
repr sent the movement of the general list during
the first hour Of business. Then followed reports
that the forthcoming bank statement would show
a large loss of reserve, and prices fell away from %
10 l per cent. In due time the bank state
ment was published and it did show, not only
a large loss of the reserve, but loss sufficient to
leave deficit OF SlOj 900 from the amount re-
CURED by the arbitrary rule OF % per cent of de-
posits The statement was fully bad as was an
tcipated but when the sellers Of stocks, dpon the
early information Of what IL was TO be. looked for
the anticipated effect upon the market, they found
instead of a decline, another advance in progress,
and in their haste to recover they made lively
market for a little time and advanced prices so fast
that a reaction followed when the purchases
for the short account we're completed yet prices all
closed higher than yesterday, and generally at OF
near the best of the day. For specialties the un-
usual activity in the Chesapeake and Ohio stocks
Is worthy Of notice. their prices being advanced
about 2 per cent Lake Erie and Western also sud-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-28

In London, British conSoIs were ) easier AT
1OO9lG for both money ami account. Uutcd State,
., were j. lower al 1914. 4l25 Is lower al 10.
aud Is, after Il6ll unchanged at 1lG. American
railways generally were lower IN response 10 VS.
tudty'- decline in the home markets Erie al ~ %
ls5- and s,coud coHsols al i0J Atlantic and Great
Western ir-ts at jjl2 and seconds It SOL, Iuoi,
Central atl26l2a 1864, Reading at 2Gu2Gii. Cen
trial Pacific al SIl2, and Central aud HUDSON ar
1872. In Paris. French > per cents declined 10
6J.O2l2 francs.
Tie LHgiaerjng oad NiHiag journal reports the
production OF anthracite coal Tor tue week ended
November 20, aud Year from january I, as follows:
Year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-28

The Treasurer now holds 1888. SSG.550 in United
States bonds to secure bank circulation. United
States bonds deposited for circulation Tor the week,
81 S1 900; United States bonds held for circula-
tIOn withdrawn for The week, 81 100000. National
bank circulation outstanding: Currency notes.
S:}42. jl29lS gold notes, 81, l41 $50. The United
States bonds held by the Treasurer of the United
States to secure National bank circulation NOvem-
Der ~ 1880 1898. So $3.50, are divided a. fo lows
Currency S. 81, 11J, 900; pr cents sol 992 $50
, per cents. $l53, $50; 412 per cents.
$50. 40. $50; ( per cents, Sl13.SSG,S00 United
States bonds held by the Treasurer TO secure public
moneys IN national bank repositories November 27,
1850, S1I.777,0O0 as follows: Currency 81,
$33, 900 per cents, $l.490.000; 3 per cents.
t4.7s0900; III per cents, SJi75O per cents,
1925 600
The Clearing House statement to-day is MS fol-
lows: For the day-EXchauges. $203. 1913. 7j0; bal
anccs. $G,935 17G; for the wrek-EXcuanges,
1873 GsO.747 balances, $50, 472 796. The trans
actions az the Sub Treasury covered: Receipts.
~. O20l23; payments, ,354 O24: currency balance
III .:jGl 4SO com balance, 1j,jJO9SI.
ASusual on Saturday :. the foreign exchanges were
dull and the ma kct void of features Rates are u-
changed, and the posted quotations remain as toll
lows: