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and attempt lido il in truly French STYLE
"a Ia mode q Paris" Miss Devine was
dressed in VIII tsrlatan with square neck
bodice and a aceful train caught with
punches of aows. Miss Matty Hardy wore
white tarlatS void of colors, which gave
her quite an tberial appearance. Miss
Wilkeron's dre was a pale blue grenadlne,
trimmed with Mite lace, and white scarf
caught in loopsith cape jessamine extend
ed from the lei shoulder down the train.
which produce a beautiful effect. Miss
Lula Kings dv of white satin was an ex
quisite design of taste and beauty,
which well bame the tall grace.
full form 3 the wearer. Mrs.
Louise Collect We straw-colored organ.
die, with panier hque, shirred and trimmed
with lace; rimmed skirt demi-
train, becomt the wearer's ex-
tremely gracefrlan9 charming figure to
perfection. Mrs.luse was dressed in black
velvet and lace, Dir a la Pcmpadour, very
much in harmoI with the lady's elegant
figure. Miss Ma McLaughlin's dress was
II buff .organdieTith panier basque and
graceful train. Us Laura Wilson wore C.
dress of pink silk ID white tarlatan drapery.
Miss IA wing lady from the coun-
try, whose name would not learn, appeared
in robe of crima silk, with black over
skirt. Miss Vail Pugh wore cream
colored bunting, pttily trimmed with velvet
and lace. Miss Mhie Morgan was dressed
in couleur de pal bunting, trimmed with
blue silk, and excetngly becoming. Many
Others equally welhd tastefully dressed es-
capped our recollech and we most humbly
beg the ladies' parn for this involuntary
sin of omission. among the gentlemen
present we shall bly, mention our friend
Captain Olmstesd,l 5. A., as the most con-
spicu0us of all prest in his brilliant uni
form and fine soldly appearance. Much
regrt was expressly many at the absence
Of the charming Is. Olmstead, the lady
being on visit to ntives at Mobile, Ala.
strua tree near the Metho-
dist church, and pal g through the window
the electric current ocked young Rosser,
brother-in,law of Ige Thomas, senseless.
He had to be card home, but revived
again and Is doing " .--The prisoners in
Jail attempted to bro out to-day but. were
discovered in time.
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Call on 4. c. Byrn, age, Terrell, Texas
He represents the very lt fire insurance
companies dong business Kaufman county
He will sell or bay city orounty property
or give any information sired concerning
the same. Call and see hil He is also the
agent for the DALLAS Dry AND WEEKLY
HERALD for Kaufman !. olnty, and will
deliver every mornii the paper
anywhere in the city Terrell, fol
twenty-five cents per weekand take orders
for advertisements and Job ork a. publish.
ers prices. Any business trusted to him
will be highly appreciated. Office upstairs,
second-door east Of the PoOfice, on Moore
avenue, Terrell Texas.
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Feels Your Again.

"My mother was atted long time with
neuralgia and duh, kvy, inactive condi.
ton Of the whole syste headache, nervous
prostration, and was most helpless. No
physicians or medicineiid her any good.
Three months ago ! began to use Hop
B.tters, with such goodfect that she seems
and feels young againa Enough ever seventy
years old. We think re is no other medi.
cine fit to use in thtmily,"-A lady, in
Providence, L. |.
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The lily is as WI as snow,
The rose is as the casom red;
But neither can spass in glow,
The color OF the brltness shed,
By the sweet lipsd teeth allied
Tha. Sozodont hSurifed.

The midnight plungae lovers leap, the
bloody dagger, the poks venom, are all
brought into use to shten life! And yet
thousands of females@ hurrying them
selves to un'imely grayesy reiui sing to cue
themselves of those tthly troublesome
female complaints thaSltct so many, All
females old o1tung, can be cured
by the use Of Or, Dmgoole's English
Female Bitters.
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poverty aud Snerinr.

81 was dragged down wit debt, poverty
and suffering for years, caua by sick fam
lily and large bills for doctong, which did
them no good. l was comletely discour-
aged, until one year ago, byte advice of my
pastor, l procured Hop Bters and COM
menced their use, and in on, month we were
all well, and none Of us haveeen a sick dsy
since, and I want to say to a poor men. YOU
can keep your families well sear With lou
Bitters for less than one dtor's visit will
cost; know it. A Workman"
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EVerNbONNthOnIti Know

That A. Z. Bouch,s at 740 Main street,
east corner of postoie block, keeps one of
the best assortmentof new, fresh family
groceries ever offered this city. He keeps
vegetables of all kim and never 10 without
them. Fruits in seab, both domestic and
and every licscy the market af.
fnrds. He receives rular supplies of fresh
fish from Galvestonand in short there is
in the edib line that cannot be
found in his establihent. Keep in mind
Bouche's corner wheEou want to buy.
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Gastric fever, dsngeAs rs II is, cannot
withstand the cooling, snhilg and healing
virtues of Renue's Mac OH. This unri-
vailed medicine go cleans and strengthen,
the internal organs and harmcnizes their
functions, no pain, ache dailmnt can with
stand its benign powers. (Syi
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Ice fortINiIliop

At the Anheuser-Ech beer depot, 70S
Main street, Mr.. Hashas charge of the ice
department, and is pfared to furnish fami-
lies and other consuns with ice at the very
lowest rates. Leave yrorders at 70S Main
street for ice, or call tie forit in any guam
titv
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:. gESFl

L.xatives aad purgariv So -ed ~ all
men e0d women, and by al. lysicians, One
that acts pleasantly and give satisfaction is
much sought for. Bailels aline Aperient
is active pleasant and efilht
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saaasaaHHIssHaHHHHaH 'HH o. aH
FOR SALE.

ToRALE-Sevenh head of pules, at ll10
L 10 street stock Yard; mules and
horses,ught and sold. Silas fornback, ES
TORALE-L0ts for sale-Elat lots, 1--WE on
H II street, east Sycamot, and three
others tending back to Pacillchyenue, with
good cage house, and n beautnl grove ON
same. aQuire of j. Browning, NJ Elm st.
TOBALE - Elegant Residente for sale -
K eOf the most desirable, lOmmOdious
and cafsrtable in DalIas or 9einity. In
mlre Editorial rooms, Herald and Com
M n tfipa tns1tf
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BRYAN.
'on dence OF the Herald.

pondence OF tbs Herald.
BRYAN, June &so
Fitf W. B. Foreman, whose resistion
hto effect July lst, has settled tfIl
accounts with Brazos county. no.
to appoint ". H. Harman in hiDsce
Q uhexpired term is in circulatioand
es agreat many signatures. M,lar.
A. present assessor and collect6f,Iinc
the most popular men in the ckln5
'';;-Governor Roberts and b0haeft
lisege, without paying even ahnc
the "little village of Bryan, shiS
~ was pleased to call THO Nh.
Texas on a former occasio,,-
md ball at the A. & NJ. olleson
fsaay night, was well attended ftlhe
y the city and vicinity. 0uINlNlv
lslrie city has quite q well &ed
. for Its many beautiful ladi& y.
: AZ q matter Of impossibility iNe
'ially alllpresent, / shall confrN 4.
i've a little abrege" descriH{@of
: brilliant toilettes of evl%7
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Repairs for Atlas Engie can be had O
y $, Mitchell & Go.

Mr. B. d. Gullett, presidnt Of the Gull.
lett Gin manufacturing col any, learning
that others than his reghr authorized
agents, Mitchell s. Scruggs offering
his Gins for sale, and that d in purnortin9
to be "Gullett" but really aase fraud, was
being offered for sale, came Or to Dallas a
few days ago to ascertain tn facts. and TO
protect his company and hisyenorsl arents
for North Texas. Mitchell t3eruogs issued
the following card. We su4st t6e nublic
look well into the matter:
ANTE CITY, LA. tons % 1ssO
Learning that some one bier than our
regularly constituted agents, MRS M;tchell
& Scruegs, are offering our " for sale at
Dallas, Texas, this is to notify'A nuhio that
Messrs. Mitchell Il Scruggs u orr sole
accents in that section, AID we wi not All anv
orders in their territory except ttourb them.
Gullett Manufacturing companyB. b. Gull
lett, President. i
The COUNCILMAN A HOLM, Is newly
furuished; board ands' ., %sging s week.
slssT 4A(
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The Latest HOrrO

VA Gl0Je.DemOcrHts, ,,;,oe III. =,
Natter the decent and conveDfare ana W o1S
fsympatAy has been wasted q Fectidn 40
~ the death traps that ply arors Turne,5 C-ol,-
haroor, there is room for q fevereipnsAbo oo,,r+
which naturally suggest therwere pdob "a, 4a1
western mind. The west alSav. butbt $500 49,
featuring from The east than Deacon ,or ~ T.
and we get lectured on our an Satin 49, aya
morals, our waste and wick, shirts nv AZ :
lessness of human life and tbsn the',apiT seu
danger, and yet the single esaud fairlyl,na5 ~
Sc ,wanabaka. even without av.-,-, ia Eel. a.
,i - uuIy elec'ea iueen of
;.eh,;o.;.. 80 cu1y ceieoIa.ion large
bruirings from one of Marylandsss 80
SNH ~ el many StWWperson
Is, we,rough obedience from those o raV .o
f,or, ~ Az s W ~ " ne. s"Uleee utomlng
80 W. i any 'noee VINO oeslrtrivate
Hrmsn E.itE tousT; we iecoilin e tne blish-
~ N'i -nrs' nithlil' on Muioerttreet.
clearly ddngmen is soon to be esteblist1 ' e,,r
character 1--WE understand that Dr. Scott o ~.
machinery y The candidates tonight. tbo
OF the weaEt House, Joe Linz. city; 10, ~, .no
in New XII Murrell, Marshall; Ed Hadpp;;iHa,ii
owned it, rEb R Williams, Dallas; J al Iy ny'
lives of the H Pierson, New York; WEI I,,
!tonly sacriIS*'ew York; l. H Bono, Dial r Fl
ilgs to a hG st. Louis; r Crump, SLais. J
A Tndred dSEyom, Va; L c Cline, CindDrlP G
ls let US Denison; J + Bstsell SiaitBauls
Y ness IN l. s NJ Sollerfeld, HauriettG A.
Y know thar ST. Louis; A T HawthornesADsll;
y iasves w Fordcn, St. Louis; j W Sadras lian
before " Pry; A J Porter, Dallas; ] Mrtin,
, V VINO aoM iyille; W A Leinma, St, Lopisev 1
they nv ,ahelers, city A Fitzgersldsc ] E
ihu a. w91 nan, city; Julian Gunter, SwlSend
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s No;nihg y sncourse of friends---Mrs. R. O.
a Pnrnh;s, an nrsN children, cly; Frsk A. Small,
c HDPG ScnyentA Telegram W Hill, Memphis; "
t;cLet SNot thht Cincinnati, are Restored at the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
GAINEsvILLi

iyif it had been USE
s far as to say cxysxu,
esed observers
Ne nocratic capnrew
the reform elemer 'uee Q, we hs'1iu
| sli keeping inWe uAINEsNNLh'Nne ~, lseo.
Aluce they ans SO u'rain Sunday nlg.--Msterial
Minded IN 'oucworks has srrveland building
Nroachiul way olfce at osee.---'ops continue
>ity they nave Cattle trade ne lively than
achtd upon tne body tor Hsnek and Eng
i strated IN Mr. ice court in seon. n. An
\ the Washington I'd $40 for violstf the Sunday
which has gone reguiyeral cykictoIfor gaming.
NE old man. 10 Kinney AIRED the other
Suggestive in the thou tuond q ~ ein tbecountv
should thus cast aside, hday trouble
who has given to its ses court over social evil .
his life, as well as ms ~ CT "solefoves " having
his fortune. Inc rteFs 10 tle noern part of the
is positively shock greatly annoy the citizens.
thing. 1t couldnem have been ed under the
anything sc scanI, but the jurealways acquit
seen it with Us fwI,he was malight picnic
it had been predinight OIL Eth cret attended, nv
and stuck to that people frtm civ
day ofthe ballot Gordon, an old and
light over the :. citizen died Saturday,
could not escartnR Houston, # Mcinney, daugh-
and tauntingly ION +. M. Ddghertis spending a
"What are you.ys 10 the city. --An,pera hall, on
as sorrowful fnla street, Is taed 1t is needed
even the New everai scrub race at q fair grounds
its tears IN avlafy ,. ); Gsett has gone TO
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asurrAlIERS BY MAIL.

psnantinucd from Filth Page.
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rtETY.FIvE CENT COLUMN.
NOTICES.

AITlG - Advertisements ma he handed
~ int our business office up TO p. m,
anfntole COMPOSING room INTO a. III.
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HNKING AND FINANGAL
LOST.

L OJ-NoTE-pateG necemcer l2k7g, dus
- tflve mor tbs after date, patbl 20
HenrJou or Elizabeth Boil, for 81, with
in(erd. All persons ale warned no1 trace
or huNAld note, as payment has heen Apped
Note las given by NJ. NJ Buckley Eerry
Boil
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PHI TSItT y y.

nHNSICIAN AND SURGEON -DRluR-
l. TN. Once, in frat national bEnAutld-
ing Residence, Corner Ser'acirti and
Hqrp-1oA streatp. 1nvjfN
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MsCELLAsEOUs WANTS.

TAED-A arst.cla.s Baker. no otherueed
VI ally. Call atFine, Very Fine. Wages
$40 ptweek
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Hands 10 cut Broom Corn. Old
VI ders preferred. Apply at the Broom
FAoryOOl Main STREET, Dallas.
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Wy ArED-- A tlgs,-class white woman, TO
W ak and do general housewOrk; age
foty orty years. Apply to Fine, Very Fine,
EAT nas Texas.
, 1880-08-02

With SONS most honorable exceptions
notably Lords Clarence ,uld Alfred l'aget.-
The maine II associated With everything that
y OiiprincIp1cd md proflignte.. Nor ttnrs
tlie rising generation. even Of those, wIr'se
fathers have been good men md true,
which. preceded them. One. was ean.
csr,'sti; t!!ret: mouths aR2, n .,,an most :
titserett!table gambling affair. another Is ::
he believed to be rich to bolster up t!s shat.
tcret1 fortunes; .aud now i Is asserted that
tic disappointed mattress Of the llentl nf tjIa
i!nslse killed herself lm the apartments Of 2
divorced wnlnnn fwlio. albelt styling herself
lady ALBERT Pelham Clinton, has no right IN
The ilnma) III Paris, oi, ACCOUNT Of lis broken
fiait!l to hsr. And whnt was Lord Anglcspy's 5
lust nl,'wnrn1ice tH pnl1llc. Why, IN answer,
hy his ntsDrNey, to 4 Police Court summons
fnr s,Ssaultinv nn attorneys clerk. WHO. Ind
ttrirt 70 serve 4 writ on h!m! 1t lsa, bold NJ
foolish wtin,an Win mar5ies Into such q race.
They ,re Of that tEisrcpMtnlso class Of afls-
tncracy whicI, largely helped to bring nbout
the first French Revuut!0ll,-and Justly.
, 1880-08-02
PERSONALS,

Ia now thought that the hlefoglyphtcs on
.ae ohessk wore the work or s. Iidcn.
sllss caiharine Wu!f, Ut New York, Is feed.
'ns tne nenteoys OF that city 0u lcc-croam.
lit 10 Lilly" wants to- know what
eo'stne it. 1t il u i. shoc. Lily, with % added
@os tac French namo.
..Ar. Pant llo.cIllsiss, Of Kane County, died
ssuaara'y oRe 4ay lust week after pArtakEng tho
svey nt grcau corn. OF him 1t might be truly
'~m 'aat ne passe*l away ud aud full ot ours,
wagner has offered 10 coNle to this country
sHt stoa and prnduea al! his works hors, II pald
ss,eN'VA' s'VA' snd tDGr0 Is q painful feeling that
NV, s.,ae wealthy European phiianthropiat may
sonserloa tho money.
~ .,We liot!oa that a young man has been ap-
snln3 70 city paper for some method nf over
t.'ains tho h.ccRiness with which he IL affected.
~ .n. soo Present lUw prsoo Of ico~crcan, and
RpQTunre.
;;::";,hohert 1ouner"-'Fhe Ouidn you refer to
n!ae dan of TrInket. Tho othor QUO 10 m au.
toetcss. The mistokc was q na1urul ono for u
i,so" i,a,s, 10 Wholly wrapped up In literature and
.sAko" u soussolf. .s.,. i.
- tae youaK Queen Of Holland Is expected
nsI Specomc mother next munth, ausi tho ex-
s,s'au -, uetr has Alrcady bcpn proyIded with
ps.sni-sne Pope 1t It Ia u hoy and tho ex-
=, hs Aeanetin II lttsu Etr. In taee Of twtu1
s''ss' wy new arrangements will lo .nude.
Az ~ are glad 10 i.otce that Gen. Gousko,
tuoo ,..'u hl4an md Abtlrrtahtnaa Khan arc as,!n
tns IN aetlre part in foreign affairs, M their
tnh."aEy ill., fcttreMcnt tn private Hie rendered
~ iren' that IA! ton IT tho g'obo ni0!sr-
rn. nut AMa whiin writing IN foreign arujrs,
,sanaSt ses1nin fron. mentioning liz term, Of
e,n,m.'a. Me strategy slisplayed by the English
inr.a r.' ~ strongly Terrifying thp ruau be-
, 1880-08-02
THE EMMA MINE.
A I1cayy Judgment Against Abort
. Grant.

A x7cavy Judgment Against Abort
Grant.
LONDON, July a0.-Sir George Jcssel, Mas
ter of the Rolls, has given Judgment against
Albert Grant In favor of the Emma Silver
Mining Company for e1ao, ,00o, that s,tm being
the profit which Grant made as promoter Of
that Company Tho Judgment Is not to bc
Affected BY bankruptcy proceedings against
Grant, lnasmuch as his making profit MS
promoter Of tl1c Company was breach OF
trust. T.,
Albert Grnnt, better known as "Baron
GraMt, wns for about tlirteun or fourteen
yeirs the most notorious 6Ieculnt0r In Ell-
rois. lle " was especially prominent az 4
sR l%0tes espaes 81 enY s FMsy efs. f saao os9 f9
tnko n downward course In 187G when
lH was brought before tho English courts On
charges of h"lndllng stockholders IN Romc Ut
inE l!is actlyu career Ito induced thp British
p..0plo TO invest hnswcrn Sa0o, ,O00, coo md
&a@O. goo. 900 III SECURITIES which lire NOW, for
as ars '9it ba' m sSs5 bsaSs %9FtSs3 at 70 m Il G te
courts, he was compelled to sell tho greater
yaxt OF Ills valuable property. ana IN
rney S o is fntfGsa 1pl,es Pl5or fa wera u SaS
Mine went to England IN 1871 to plnca stock
on the market, the uiI of AIr. Grant was
sought 4 Enntraet was m9tla wIt" tue arIM
S50O, 900 on tlID sails Of tho first lln!f ut tha
stock, and onehalf Ut the profits realized nil
tlla sails Of tho sc.mlld huff rulalned by tho
xsees xe ss sspl si the ,c Soskyo sosk yosas Ms
Xboht s5 @ 10 s ai!sEe ftanis M iii il E"aiaIi
during tile trnllsactionsfn the rtock II tho
, 1880-08-02


The 5000, ,00o 4 per cent loan Of the CHI
caeo. Burlington & Quincy Railroad Com
pany has ill been sold, portion Of tho
amount haYipE been taken for European nc
count
The managers Of the Atchison. Topeka b
Santa FG Railroad announce TINT the damaEo
done to their road In New Mexico by the late
heavy rains In TINT section has BEEN repaired
ard trains are running ngaiin rs usslal.
1t Is reported tl,at the Chicago, Mlwnukee
scconi-mortgnEn bombs Of tiae Wisconsin
of tha 1rst-mortgngc bonde. A short time
nto General Manager Merrill and Geitoral
Superintendent Nal il0rD1 made a trip over
tho linc OF the " Hsa:pnxin Central, md since
that Tine there have been various runlors and
representations that the St Paul Company
had desire to add the Central to their
system OF roads.
The Wichita, Mcpherson & Denver Rail-
road Conlrany iins been incorporatnds wlt!i \
capital OF $3,0o0.0o0. 1t is formed tor the
gauge, and 4 llHe Of telegraph. in connection
herewith. from so,no pout Mt or rcnr the
10 or near tllo City Of Ellsworth, Ellsworth
County, kns., tho estimated length Of said
railway being l0U miles. The head1narturS
Of the road Viii ba nj Wichita, and tlio busi-
ness transacted by 4 BuarA Of five Directors.
The Directors for tho year ending Aug. |,
1851, nro ". C.. Waodmnll, II. ". Lewis, John
Tucker, ". S. White, and =. Z. Jocrlyn, all
or Wichita,
, 1880-08-02

,,os ohoord on,, aiea,}rs n u.o.c,, and chatn
y W. a"s snt ~. sots on1I NY sas l.,
ansi, nGieKG1,kt'ir, HIT p1r r. 1Snss' m mm nor "
Sta.o., ~ .p srrnstnH on W'1 n s" ,vu. mpro.
nvsr tdanti;od M ~ se,..ra ~" nnr.ons '' a. tha
thief. Stewart ri the N:ot,l,itrcl y l,o, so,ne
il,nntlls ano. tot another saifor drink and
cnt HIN lrrribIy nb,ut the aide. bnck, and
lnanar1vl ii. .,scnpe,. however, with 4, light
sesMte,'cc. and sInce then l'e, !!as been In the
An,,,unv t.on'eI,.y u.,, ,r,,,i,, rorsv vore
nart',srs 4, sann,, .i,,..ss WIZ ~ ~, c,,2,r ~
,rtl, nve1,,. a" 1srrison ~ stsoets e'u inc
t,,lI by ti,,. fortnrr a,u,,s' Ahnmi M v"ar ,
AGO tie miami AHA W.. hurriur1zrt1 II al .aS)
r;is, nj sn,,,e nther wv" 1tnlss a,d st " n.r
tsy itssoly.i part,,ersl;u PAWN @ nv 'ns ca,,set, @
tic arrest of C1,,pclley. NH inv charrss @ lin
sn'n,tlnIenfts ,s ''"""''' o'' '"'' A'' i''' V"''
% .,,""a " n,
Mccarthy, ard james Mcnstdc,, three young
stefS wf'9 G Gliefsisstl 10 bnrEia'i1s III w Eolsa
street, one night 'nSt week; Charles Schultz,
y years or nEe, larceny 1rnm hls pnrcnts liy-
, 1880-08-02

The tlleortus Us, 10 hereditary traits nd.
vallrvd By Dir, tsaltuM dt., untlcnta6!y. often
rtcclYR CURIOUS continuation, An acute nb:
sryar noticed this Il, lha Southern Statea
long before Nj. .tia!tun's tlaya, al,d III = very
Interesting SERIES II, atticlt's, nrlnte.l sixty
ye,lrs, n!tar his dent!!. III |. Mates antt
ti;,its-aood Alal syil-wllicl, i,!urketl 0isl
hfnMthern families. This Is r.uail.al by, The
Wstinore-AnYleaey tragedy In l'nrH: t.0rs!
etla1ption III thu nalnds Ut EnglisliMon, ut
!sast, will 10 usatns! htn' IN Why II tho roy
ntattua Of HIS family, fhefe. ssen,s
fage.s NIL nnen,squera1le tendency 70
banker aiter the igEibors' wives, anti prob
nhly no family III EnElaMt supplies stlch n
rnplo,s srlnl. record. Il Il, IN truth. not
Usrrstating tie clsn tu say ,liat Il Iaygn prt,-.
portion NJ tlin wnrl!,lesl families i'll England
would reE;.r't VIII ttisn'ay the hHrraye. ot
family, III vfrw of tho dI,sracAtul record Ut
cun.luLIsl inildcllty which uttashcs TO It.
, 1880-08-02


The 1vcat Twelfth street pol!ce have been
unable To caplUra al,y Ut tie purity that as
sailed and shut Otl!cer Mccarthy Saturday
night, and 1t IL believed they have nil loft
town 10 avoid arrest and prosecution Thu
oi}lcer IL confined to h!s home on Maxwell
street, and IL not goluIJ roooycr very
speedily,
James T!aue, oo,yoaEs OF agc, n tailor living
at No. LID Hner,nall street, uase Ills way "
the Ar,nOry latc last Night, clAd ll nothing
but a pair Ut socks alal a s!litt. liH "h9A
'eM hAd, aud Wnntetl 10 be lhtketl W. Ash0
WINS talking of killing and, tl"lnS other yels;;
geallce upon II w,Illuln with whom he had
trouble, thsy locked him NJ. for safe-keeplng.
Two had negraes, Samuel alias Gus
(,reel, aud William Smith, auarreled over q
woman at U'sloek lAs& evening III the back
r,ntln ut NJ. !l5 State street. Grtun. with a
rlx0r, cut his adversary on the left nru,
nlp,Yt llla elb0w III three ditferuAt pllues.
Dr. Ehatf,:e, who dresssl the wounds, did
not cnnsiisr thoM surinus. Green escaped,
aud lily p'tltee nrs searching Tor l,lnt.
james Stewart. 4 desperately liean loafer,
who ,"llce upon u time wTk kel Us d sailor for
his living, VAS yesterday lacked ny at ths
West Madison Street Station, charged with
s1teaklrx ul hoard tho schooner lhekaway,
lying In the river, while no oAu but tho cUuk
, 1880-08-02
WILLIAM +. REYNOLDS.


'LAFAyErrE, Ind, Aug. l.-Wt!ltan, F.
Reynolds, whose death occurred In this city
Saturday ulght.' was boru; In Ohio. Nov, ..
1911, alK, after aeveral years residenGe lii
that State and Kcntucky, 1t 10 yca,n OF ago
came to Lafayette, aFtlv!,lE hsIs y! !s3: ils
Of 1910 he and Dir. Fowler npcie'i tha flrst
Yhp!esale Erocesy ho,'ss la 'hH ;,, Mabdfs W
a lumber VI years, ll9 was u
keen'aixhted b!,sl!less lna,,. e,l4 2
road enterprises. lis was chosult l'reslslent
Of The indianapolis y l.afaysfts Railroad
pHt iln.stt 70 wYrk 10 c,lluncu the yalps of
ihs huNds, e. Which by VAS u very tarBa
owner. llls b01,tls u, this foltl are to-day
sal Ia represent nuarly s., ,ooo, ,ooo.
jle NY took hold ot The Louisville, New
President, hEs BROTHER Jnil!es II. ac,lng u
Superintendent. lie fnu1nl IL lrnkcn tloWn
company, Il worn Out truck, md
siN,aEy raad;;bcd, but hu %ept IL work t.
lid this; t.,e roatt was .alnipped viii, a4di-
tioual rolllus-slork, and llo WIS loekms for