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V1CE.PNEaIDENT CASaATT.
Gptf(ai Utgputth to Ths Chttaoo IStbtsns.

prrrsnuAa, Pa., June a.-3Ir, 4. J. CNssatt,
who has Just been promoted to the pnsItl0n
OF First VicerPresident OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad, Is about 40 years OF age, q native
Of pittsburg. and nh nb!o and experienced
engineer. lie lsa graduate OF tho Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute, Troy, n. T., where ho
received a frst-cl0ss scientific education. III
1861 lie entered tho service Of tho pcnnsyl-
yaniA 1lalroaA Company rs rodnaan in tho
0lllc0 of tho resident engineer Of tho l'Nila-
delph!A Division. IN the year 1861 lie
wns appointed Assistant Engineer,
a,ul In 1851 tho Resident Engineer Ut the
Middle Division of tho Philadelphia d Eric
ltallroatl, with Ills office ut Remove. III 1StjN
lIa was appointed Superintendent Of nl0tlye
power al,A llAcllncryOn thu saiiie ron&l, with
hta 0ttce ut iVtllsnnisport;. nl! Nov. 1U, ls.l1,
hu was appointed to sinillAr position In tho
Pennsylvania Rallroud CUlupaRy's service,
with Ills office Ut Altoona. April |, 1870, hi
was apmintGtl General Superintendent OF
the Company, and on tho lease OF tile Now
jersey it.,es by the Pennsylvania ltaI!.
r0ud Company l!t was appointed General
Manager Ut all the C0nIpAny's lines
east uf pittsbtfRa aI4 Eric: tln the lst of July,
1874. hp was ELECTED Third Flce-l'rcsidDnt Mp
to tho reorganization consequent upon tlU
alefatignbtu worker, utui Will no ttonbt prove
valuable assistant to President Roberts.
, 1880-06-03

WIS learned yesterday tint nj. tho lato
meeting Of tho "Ilgh Joints" IN Ncw York
the managers Of thn Grai.l Trunk nnco!,ti-
ttDnnlly surrendered Ia the Eastern rlnElAtea,
md will hereafter cnrry out MI the provisions
Of the eas.-bnun,l |Dol. and divide tho bust
ness With the other lines. There Is no dDMht
TINT lArga concessions liavD bccil made to the
tr,irk-iine combination. Wl,ot these. con.
cessinns nre Is not set tlefnltly known, but 1t
In understood TINT It will get uuita q lnrge
percentage Of tho cast+lUuMtI business from
this city, On condition TINT about Uht-nff III
this busfncssls given TO tile Michigan Central.
Tho business OF Tho Michigan Central has
fnllen off considerably aincn. tho completion Ut
tho Grand Trunk tn this city, md III uttlur to
f0rro that business or lNrge s1,Nra Nf II back
ngafn OH the Michigan Central, Vanderbilt
consented 10 glve Tho Grand Trunk larger
shnre Of the business than ho has been Will.
Ing to nccUrtl to this lillc heretofore. As
soon MS It Inns beeu. agreed by the regular
pool lines how mich susfnEss eacii one Bhnll
give up to tho t}rNll Trunk, tho Inter, II IL
understood, will mike regular daily reports
Of tts rsst-bulii,a shipments from this city 10
the Chicago POnl Commissioner, Cant, AlGx-
4ller Mtas!1kay, and also weekly reports TO tho
1t II quito certain that the Grand Trunk
l.ns nude 4 mistake i1 thus Joining lanIls
with Vanderbilt, who, II Is well known, hus
no friendly feelings towards this lllle, nnl
has been striving ftir years to ruin It. It was
tlU doubt, good policy on Ills (Mrt 10 lnnko
peace with tic Gram Trunk H,ltl nyoitl n dis
rtlption OF tho cnstrb0uMd pool, which Is
Yan4crbil's pct hobby.
, 1880-06-03

Thu hrput trt,ops nre, .Rpnrt frE,, this, COM
t,nRr,l Of Ibi ltttona 1T tfnntry, 70 companies
Of skir!ns'mre N s],'alrtns nr cAynlry, n!,.l a
men viii tc, nftor tho nob1lzat.or,. immediately
r4'niy fur wnr. In this number nil tho pthcr
nov formations, planned md completely worked
out III tho nntCst tetAli, nre not incltlltCt!. hy
Which Ito Norinatl army Will be ralsol to total
ttrcnHth Of moro tflIln 1s0U1,UQO.
, 1880-06-03
THAT RED-HEADED BILL.
Ap.fFtmb Q4etf,

-.. american Qufets.
How dear to my hcnrt Is tho sehool attended,
And huw remember, no distant at,tl !ltn,,
Thnt rctl-heAlol Bill. una tho Pin thAt bundled
And carefully nut OH the bench u,lt1er hlm
And how recall the surprise Of tho n,nster,
Whcn Lii Eavo yell nnl spratlS up with the
pn ~
So higf, that bis bullet head busted tho plastor
ANOvu, aud tho sohoiura nll vet up n grin.
That active hoy ftllly, that htgh-le4piDg Hsly9
That loud shouting lt!lly that sat on ptul
, 1880-06-03
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON g. DAY.
TON,

CINCINNATI, Jnua a.-,Ehe annual report
of tic Cincinilati: Hamilton &. Dnyton Kn!I-
rnnd states that tlIo HUNTING tlnht, Which In
1877 amounted to nearly $4,000 llas been
paid, The Interest Oh thu bonded debt l,as
l,een reduced, MI the payments of diyi-
nail, Hamilton g. Dayton Division show NIL
Increase over the previous year Of s51 600
Tho total itcrynsu Ut the not earnings Of all
divisions Is Sl43,S0D
, 1880-06-03

/ work ell
nt n IN Tic min,slcst ,ietaii nre ot imelc. Ey
Which Ito tlorsntl artny viii be ralsod TO q total
strength OF moro than 2,ooo,oN.
------
t-4A"h "A ~ i'A1Ao o'
Tho Firat Representation Of tho Pas.
s" ,"n,,s',c anycA .sm,S' s'mp,'' and
Ne"s eiyns tic fni1nw,"o W tnicoranhiC S % acconmt ]
~ ,ho H,st n"1,ito nor,ern,o,,ao ~ tha Is rosI
sion plny ut Ober-Amnorgnu on May II:
rst Svs eriotnanco 20 to y sero aid % vcsternv ter Inv
hv hex o"iosa i AMI If iU loat @ evenno @ tho nnhc
crter "cht round INC Vil'aRc WIN tho an
nounrctnunt TINT, III or,lor not to dlsappoint
tl,osu who Ind Travelled far and been unable
ae','Vt'o' ", 1"es""s' ny @ nhlesor'ea Sc"ts'
| Which number close on 5000, were f,,!l ut
very early hour In the morning, although
nc pny co a not o' bce 1ggn no'onp ,ho 9''ors or
pondoranco OF English md Americans In the
reserved seats. English was almost tho only
10 oasn ssnt or aar @ray .hk say t se es
VIZ ~ ;au, ~ ~, % eomsu, ,ma., 1na ~. a'a
ehsnas;n eh1 iu.. uool ,, ~ en LILY t tl1 ~,
l'csgftbofinR elevation announced tfat tile
| uh4 WIS UDtbuL W EQIIlIllEICEs AL E}tH WEEg
turned toward tho stage, and the Chorus, fat-
tired In splendid robes, advanced III a grnve
voices three or i0iir verses beginning with
tic words, Though tho al,gerOf God Is lust,
still Ue iocs not wish tho teatl, ut tllo sin
ner.' Whilu tue chorus ara singing the last
on either side and disclosing tho central
s!agc. As tlio Inst note is heard tllo curtain
rises, showing n fine tablcn.l, representing
disc, 3VNcm tic curtain drops on tho firat
tub|ca,l lie chorus resume their original
pnsition, and continue singing, until nll-
other tabeaM IL shown III Tic saine way.
retiring. It Is tho entry Of Christ
deed. Our Savior, ri!iing on nj ass, sits
, 1880-06-03
Killed bY a Dog.

A fer0oious bulldog brok1 hls chain at Wheel
Inv, Va, IND MtMckul u very old woman. Hh0
Muio Ail the 1etel,se she could, but h0 threw
her down. bit her With savage fury, ind hnally
ktllc1l her. licr sou, lnatdcued by the sight,
chopped tho brute to pieces.
, 1880-06-03
RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC.
The nhnuaf meeting of tl,o stockholders of
the Chicago, Rock island tS Pacl!ic lsatroad
was held at the Company's oNeo In this city
yestertiuy. President Hugh Ktttlte occupied
thu chalr, md Mr.. L. II. Tows acted rs Sec
rotary. ..-- ..,
There were voted 1ss,o5l shares, out of
possible vote Of 20s',70.
a. g. Dulman, r. T. Flower, md Benjamin
Brewster Of Ncw York, a,lll George &.
Wright Of Des Aloi,,es, whose term ny Dircc-
s '2ss 9" 's oF c G's tfs' T. m tEe syp1s yars ef' ~
'rlle guest!o, OF consolidating tho PROP
crtcs Of thu road was then tnkGn up for
nctlo,i. At q meeting of tho Board OF ~.
sitlu1ls Regarding tla consut utldatt0h shall be
voted upon by the stockholders at tll!s nicet-
Ing:
Tint tho Chicago, 1.ock 1sand h racino
i!ar!and Norhcrn I'll. Ral llroaa eempnny, md q
ns o1hro nt : hnro Y:
cnpatal stuck, prsrort%, rights, franchises. at't
privilege! IF tho Chicnso, ltoek Island :
fr.n,,
sn, 't"Mm w., Nt Z I, IT, tta asU' " H,,,
nni,y' tGo Aynr,,. Mnca4imnim 4 sn,,thwcstnr1,
r,,% Gu ,t tac S,,nsn,i1ats rarnn
tn'r Gs ,sss, nn sttor1n iiW ""i,i,ui ~ xn III
~, ps ,,, s'. ,,aoa @ ~, stm ~ rss',,", ~ tIo
~ ~" - snGl p ~ s'.i' ~ ~ tttnL ~ t no
yias, yG,s :! tho stookh0llef" at tho same time and
THESE propositions were adopted by vote
OF ios,ID sllnres Hg1lllat - Sllatcs. .--.
Tho President presented the annual report
for the fiscal year Gnitlg March 81, 1850. Tho
repOyt Y|luWs tIle ErDHs earnings to 1nye been
81 MI i4f, In. f)nrrnfinr rxl,nrsps. 81 7qkL-
iii II MI onrt,in"e IN sHi5 tiH Y3 rni,t
,n,ins mtnrost ~, i'n,,,ts mi ,itv;,inn,1s III
aiilt.9, III taE 70. ~ % III" @ t,c"t
a!i,las:o.. EApentlEtl "! ntW c!!itluGSn,'' ~,
Ste1nn tTnct. ma 0lllcr Improvements, Sl,-
l.5S SG15 H.: leaving surplus Ut .s,,vU3.ev.
The report shows the t0t,l IntleaRe Vt rnnd
operated to f)u l.31l. The passenger earnings
ntcrt,nstnt Si,1). iA. 10. The freight earnings
i,,rr1,as,ui ri ,15 asNI in :Thn n,isrujtnn,nia
a,r,,t"s, ,r1,,"onI SJr. t .T. ,,"ni.iu,, - fntni
@ @E...sS @ ~. cansM Hv' lu"o, ~ r., s.,n n ~
i'lcIease over ples!otls 3ehT " IN
UlNrat1lis' .t EXPENSES J., alt! tMXcs wefe '"'4o
per cent or tho gross GArlllnEs.
Tho condition uf tho r0al Inns been mate
rIntly lMDrDyetl l>y the Introduction nf 1I,SU7
, 1880-06-03

raTisIam socioty for licr bsaMty, her M9gnIi.
cent entertainments, alld tho recherche lux.
Mry with which sle is always surrounded.
'rl!e most costly works .nnl objects Ut nrt
coln formerly rns l'AIbe). Chalnps. Elysees,
I'LL Of which were disposed nf ut public salo
on the successive duys OF Inst week. 1Intbles,
5rsns se adRaos o. ~
, 1880-06-03

uuilAlHCHtt EFllt1t VEprGAalfct A1lQ uMCUHFnuH+
,lItao'ped, lhat our !,onstcd civilization Is a
shnn and n shuno wlitn Church and stAs1 unto
Ii, !nni!.tntning tho serfdom at wotuNn.
iuruoly depends ,lpos, lilo freedom of the nuth-
ers or tn rnSo than .!l,on my other iltll,cncp;
saves tic ehiIsron viii b. cursed by thoir heroi-
ltlry condition With spirit Of servlllty and III.
iicsol,xti, That the pol,tical moral, and rol,g-
thus scope nf tho n'nnEl.suirrago Questton Ia
bonirllesa; tlAt 1t reachut .tccper, hrul,er. Mnd
ssc u sS 9oor Il ST. y ~ Nc Sn css sMa
tn ht'u!Gty, and to the Republ!o.
Mr. Glover said tllat the truths M expressed
isalu society that W0lllan Is a human being
Alss Ilr.IAKE
t!at she hui, sulti ill.t 1t was "rlKht 10 buy
yolcs.'" Sho. huped tint the proper cu,i-
stractf0n hnl bcu,l p|aeel on l,er remarks,
prss f ~ . y ef th' S s ~ Vii e Ss spsaker s
ttrn referred 1t, ssilliling terms to til,
n'etton nf thu Republican Convention
.ss.utafxt M tasff;aY " tho e %o;! t strrats " coy@s @
ton, nlui, Mlludlng. IL the vote admitting u!o
snt!tcrs tn seats. She urged TINT tho ,w0s!iei,
1f America Win hui bar,. tried III the fiery
turi!aee of war were, entitled to some consiI-
were slut In the fncu Of their representatives
Mis-. tuku stl tllat Atfsg Anthony l,nl llet.ll
called Y nIAkc tho wolnam's plea before the
c9mAltMtHa M on Resolutions. ,
wAs introduced. She said TINT frpM nll thu
woman lnd bcen likenGd unto thu ellMgtng
vine, aud ina', M tn Thy sturdy oak. hut low
often bud tlts stn!iIu been prostratSd. ansl
Gurrnptl1,I, willis tho lMrEu Ivy alld tho little
iyies nre seen atl aronnu left tu tho tender
mervlrs Of. tho world. procee.tinK, tho
speaker called attention to thu llurd colIdi'
1t fExA ttt1F
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FOR e WORTH,
CORES y ondenee Of the Herald.

CORES ondenee Of the Herald.
.FoRT WORTH, Sept, 81, 1880.
Several bridges and culyerts have been
washed away or injured so that crossing is
prevented along the line of the railroad
between here and Weather'ord. 1t will re-
ouire some days yet to make these repairs
Several narrow escapes from fatal accidents
along this line are reported. 1t is to be hoped
that this road will be more thoroughly in or
der hereafter. With temporary trestle
works and fral bridges, if one halt rs bad as
reported deserve utter condemuailon-The
subscription to secure to this city the e. 9.
and Sante Fe railroad is progressing very
satisfactory About two'thirds OF the $4,000
has already be n subscribed An entertain
ment nj Evans Hall Thursday
night for the benefit of the "Guards. -
Frank Witt was arrested yesterday evening
on charge of borse stealing in Kaufman
county.-A train load of gravel arrived
and was powed of os the cara late yesterday
evening. - The Hancock and English club
met last night. The barbecue that was 10
come off next Saturday. is indefinitely post
poped.--A reliable cotton buyer says that
he has received news that $50 bales of cot
ton from other counties is en- route tor this
city and will reach here tomorrow
Colonel w. r. Gaddis, of Lynchburg Ohio,
who has quite large ranch twenty miles
northwest of this city, returns this evening,
principally to take part in the
campaign in Ohio in behalf of Hancock and
Eaglish.-- The fellow that left Texas be-
,use it never rained ought to come back
NV; but he would leave again because it
lver quits raining --Water-bound in Ar
kansaw is nothing to compare with the state
of affairs through this country at present.
The Waverly house gets quite liberal
share of the transient patronage.--The
wrecking train wentout west this afternoon
with Superintendent Lawry for the purpose
of repairing bridges injured by high water
between here and Weatherford.- Last Sat.
urdsy the telegraph line from here to Gle.
burne was flushed and several dis.
patches passed over it.---Yesterdsy
the sun dried up the roads
and it was a pleasure to travel, but early
last night vivid and near lightning foretold
more bad weather near midnight it came
a terrible storm akin to destruction, and a
tremendous rain.--A country fellow
brought young lady (his cousin) to- the
Waverly house the other night, and after
accompanying her to a room, locked the
do and took the key to wagon.yard,
where he remained until morning. He kept
her safe until breakfast next morning when
he LET her out.-District court began to-
day.--The grand jury will begin its sitting
tomorrow Nevin, who brought stolen
cattle here and sold them to butcher Watkins,
some DAYS ago was riding horse also
stolen. He gave the horse to lawyer D; "
johnson to help him out OF MS trouble
To-day the owner, I. j. Taylor, OF Granam
crossing, Hill county, arrived and opta,heo
his horse by paying reward OF Slo and III
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22
CITY DOTS.

The poisoning of the CANNES continues.
The street crossings are in wretched con.
dition.
the Cotton Seed Oil mills are running day
and night, employing extra forces.
New York cream cheese, splendid, and a
complete stock Of fresh crackers. l., +.
Hughes, 720 Elm street,
The switch engine on the Central jumped
the track at the corner of Elm street yester-
day morning ana tore up the track for
several yards.
There will be- Sommernihghts festival
and concert given by the Froshinn singing
society, Thursday, September 90, 1880, at
Meisterhsns' pavilion.
A large invoice of genuine Kentucky
Shaker preserves and Numsens Baltimore
canned fruits and vegetables just received at
L. f. Hughes, 120 Elm street.
Bsrnum is coming with one of the greatest
shows in existence, but Zimmerman Il 20.
are already here with the greatest show Of
piece goods ever seen in Dallas.
This must be the rainy season. A steady
rain began falling yesterday morning and
continued nearly the entire day. 1t is a
drawback on cotton picking and is super
fuous just at present.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22
TAYLORsvILLE.

Correspondence OF the Herald
TAYLo svILLE, sept. 81, 1850,
Quite a large number of immigrants have
arrived here during the past few weeks and
they all meet with hearty welcome 9y our
citizens to the heavy rains of the
past ten days, the roads are almost inpassa-
Bile. The San Gabriel has overlooked its
banks. There was man drowned in Will
lis creek, about ten miles north of here, last
Friday.----O. Ii. Roberts, route agent, who
robbed the United States mail ola registered
package containing $4,000. is : ow in jail at
Austin. He is insane, supposed to be the re-
suit of an excessive use of opium. 1t ia re-
ported that be will be confined in the asylum
Cotton is not damaged in this sec
ton as mu h as has heretofore
been report d. Pickers of the staple are in
demand, and good prices are being paid.
The Democratic county convention was
postponed until the first Monday in October.
Five car loads of beef cattle were shipped
last night by Messrs. Wright & Server
The International & Great N orthern railroad
is completed to San Marcos.-Ont the 25th
list, an excursion train will be run TO the
new town of Kyle, in Hays county, twenty
miles west of Austin. There will be a
public sale of lots, barbecue and public
speaking.
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GREENVILLE.
Correspondence ofthe Herald,
,3RFrSyIIIE. Sent 9

Correspondence OF the Herald.
GREENvILLE, Sept 90 1880.
Our town. il rapidly improving and in
creasing her business facilities. Some ten
new stores haze already been built, and five
brick stores will soon be completed ready for
the fall trade, and contracts have lately been
let for others. Old stores are being repaired
or re painted, and dwelling houses are going
up all over town, so that mechanics are busy
from early morn until dewy eve.--The
Missouri, Kansas Il Texas extension railro ad
will be completed to this point by the 25th
instant, and we are making preparations for
a big celebration about the LIST oil October.
Don't you forget it, but come over and see
for yourself Tho nomination of the
old Alcalde for governor, was
not exactly the thing our people
wanted, but then he is all right on
'he school question, for have not our people
said so by resolution passed at II convcn-
ton, ana you know that mskes it so. He
will get the democratic vote of this county
if we do have to eat little crow-The con.
t,st over the district judgeship between
Clark and Hunter wakes hot and hotter
The population of Hunt county has increas-
ed from 10000 in 1870, to over 1900 in
1880, aud this increase is entirely in the
country, as we have no large towns or viii
i res in the county Emigrants need not
fear to come to Hunt county on account of
taxstion, for we are out Of debt and have no
railroad or other subsidies to pay, and no
bonds against the county, and by January
next we will have on hand the means to
build good courthouse, or nearly so. We
are in as good condition to invite immigra-
ton as any county in the state. Our lands
are cheap and of the best quallty.--Our cot
ton crop wss somewhat damaged by the
boll-worm, but we will make all we can take
care o.. All other crops we're fine.--Throck-
morton, O'Nesl and Culber,, spoke here on
the 10th and had fine hearing. ONeal
makes poor show on bis double plat
form, but he holds up his head like little
man, knowing that he has not the ghost of n
chauce to be elected. --Co,ton is coming in
lively and selling at from 90 to 10 cents; =
Some are disappointed that Thurmond was
not elected mayor Of Dallas, but generally
conclu led that Good was good enough for
Dallas without trying to do better.
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board of $ll.--Judge Hood, on account
of railroad bridges being washed away be.
tween here and Weatherfor1, failed to ar
rive, and the bar assembled this morning and
elected j, G. Cooper Judge pro TEN. Judge
Hood will not be here until tomorrow
The Hancock and English flag that hoated
from the cupols OF the courthouse
blew down last night and is resting on
the fence.---only fifty bales of cotton
has been on the town to-day-prices firm.
Streets very muddy some rain at in
tervals and indications for much more
Many houses leaked last night during the
storm this was the main damage,--The
game of checkers is becoming very fashion,
able, even the dsrkies at their boarding
house on Houston street, play
Local Option Monarch reigns supreme at tue
Fort and McRrsyer plays we'll its part
They are tavorite brands, and are to be had
at the Local Option saloon, presided over by
the genial Chris Rittleman and Charles Hill
lar. The imbibing of either and few whifts
from Pacific Railway Improvement cigar
is sufficient to make the grand duke smile.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22
NEW YORK .

Wool steady, quiet; domestic fleece seas;
pulled, 20645; unwashed, l5@35; Texas l4@S2.
Hides firmly held; unchanged'we sailed New
Orleans, so to 70 lbs, ll}a@l2;Texas, selected, oo
so lbs, llh@l3. ,u ,o,,s
ST. Lours, Sept. 81. - Flour shade better;
double, 5 6O@sj; triple, - family, -;
choice to fancy, 4 75d5 10.
Wheat stronger; NO red fall, 92A cash.
Corn Corn-SSn, closed, Ss,l, cash; Ss,s septem'
Der; 3lA October; 371&@X December:
Oats higher; 29's@A cash; 2SA all the year
Whisky steady, is:
Pork held higher, Is 30 asked
Lard iirmer, ~.
Bulk meats steadyi car iots OIL shoulders
5 40; clear ribs, 5 40; clear sides, 50.
Bacon steady; quoted shoulders, lo@2oi
ribs, Q %; sides. 965@7n:
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. ,al.-Hogs active and firm
Workers and Baltimores, Olg5 l0i pack
ing, 4 90@5 IS; butchers to fancy, 2Og5 ~;
receipts, 3, 800; shipments, 400
Cattle active demand for grass Texans, anu
ali offerings readily disposed or at 3@3 3Oi
native shigpug steers scarce, ght demand ano y
weak exporters, . OO@SO; good 90 prime, sg
simply aud demand, at 50@S %; receipts,
Sheen scarce but firm; medium to fancy, 8 %
al co; receipts, 10l; shipments, 100.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept. 81. = The Drovers' Journal
reports cattle receipts, $500; shipmeats, goo;
hast grades scarce but fem; export TO COED
shinsirr. 4 s0G5 90; common to medium ship
ninpy unfet and weak 3 309l 40;stoc6e $ plenty
bnt iower, g5@3 co; + eders Bim. p; COM
mon mixed butcl ets', Cl@iO; good rat lots,
T5@3 90; western natives, ihGoo' isNans,
, s;S93 10, through Texans, 2 45@S5; ia lie very
slow ard weak. .,
Moderately active, at unchanged pric =.
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SPECIAL NOTxCEs.

G5-N0TICE to stock holders, Dallas h Wich-
tia Railroad Company. "A meeting of the
Stockholders Of the Dallas & Wichita railroad
company will be held at the general otlice Of
said company in the city OF Dallas, stats OF
Texas, on Monday, the 2fth day of septem-
Der, A. D. 1850, for the purpose OF determin-
ing whether a mortgage shall be executed
upon the franchise and corporate property for
the purpose of constructing. completing and
improving its railway.
WILSON d. BENNETT,
Sec'y Dallas 4 Wichita Railroad Company
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KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, sept. y. -Wheat-No. 2 spot,
S4.ac; 40 spot, 1890.

1 UjtG53.
Pork quet, 10.
Dry-salt meats steady quoted; shoulders
loose, 10; packed, -; clear ribs, -,
clear sides, -.
Bacon quiet hut steady; shoulders, 6%;
clear ribs, % clear sides, l0h
Hams dull; quoted: choice sugar cured
canvassed, lll&@l2A.
Whiskey firG er; western recti1ed, O5@l2
Coffee quiet; quoted: cargoes ordinary
prime, l41T.
Sugar dull and weak; common to good com.
mon, -; FULLY fair to prime, S&@9A;
seeo ads, SAd9A
Molasses-nothing doing.
Rice active and firm; ordinary to choice,
1906.
Sights counter rate, par; commercial, -
discount Sterling bank, 4S}5; Consols, 4sA
OK. .
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

Ladies, you need stimulant, G, Conrad n
Co.'S. celebrated Budwiser never fails to sup
ply the place. Its careful manufacture, and
nothing but the best of barley and imported
hops, is appreciated by all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

9. Conrads celebrated Budwiser lager
beer is delived to all parts of the city free of
charge. Leave orders AT 500 Main street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

Have your prescriptions compounded at
Patterson 4 Co.'S, the most reasonable drug
gists in the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

AS a beverage, c. Conrad & Co.'S cele-
brated Budweser is excelled by none. Its
nice and pleasant flavor recommends itself to
all
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22
MATTERS BY NAIL.
JEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEIGHBoRs

NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEIGHBoRS'
-
Heavy Cattle Shipments from Tay-
lOrsyiIle-A General Revival of
Business ut Wash.
outs along the Texas d
Pacific General Impede
OF Traffic Between Fort
Worth and weather.
ford, Etc., Etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

Try the Peachstone Imminent cigar, the
best live cent cigar in Texas, For sale by
w. Ii. Patterson Il Co., Ill Lamar street.