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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-04
MEDECFMAE.
DIR. TUFTS
EXP:.ECTORAN1'.
IN IS CTS. AND 81 BOTTLES.

Its properties arc Demulcent, Nutritiye. Bal.
.s. issmIe. Soothing snd Healing Combining all
the'e Qualities, II Is the most effective LUNG
Hsry diseases. '0N' ~ ''iio
l'r. j. F. HAYWOOD, of Now York, yolun
tHr'iy ndoTses 1t. Bead what he saws:
~ New York, Sept. 10, 1877.
Hr. INIT: Dosr Sir-During this yesr tresl.
r' n'ho Anhdfeh cases of lung diseases In tho
fcr"rn typo II WAS thero nv attention wss
c"!!c! I" !utIs E*peclorant, and | confess 1ay
sH'prsn st l.s wonderful power. During q urac.
tce OF twenty years L have never known n med :
"ih' ~ sct IA promptly and with such happy
rn"ts' IL instantly subdnnd the most vio!en
a'7sH III y few days. | cheerfuIy endorse il 40
H." h""! lung medicine over used.
D.. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, MD.
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lMTnNrANr QUESTIONS

''"N'!ar, E:!vn you caught "A cold? Afryou
"''"!" 10 F"'sa Ito rhiogm? !Iavn you M irri-
:tLI"n III tho :hrca[? a sengn of ornr,s.inn rn
IA" lungs, with short breath % You have a
l.! "i coughing on lying down2 a sharp pain
now and thnn in q region of tha heart, shoulders
ahd back If 80, OUR ADVICE Is to take
't"oc" 'i"aa q! TUFTS Expoctorant; you will
r""H ho nhln To raise tho phlegm. In an hour
'T"At tho Nxp"ct"rsnt, place hot iron to the
i"'t take two of Tutts pilla. Ynu will soon
''ii 'm!n a i'caa.n. sleep and wake up in tho
morning cough gone. lungs working freely :;
~'sy breathing and tho bowels moving in e nat
'rHI manner. 70 prevent return Of these
Smpions use tho hxpoctorant several days.
Office, 20 Nj URRAY 81, N. YORK,
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sfnrvclinS Nobility In Spain.


Wo have already said that tito was novrr
'hins o. much importance in Itsellin SPAIN and
tho Lavish manner 10 which they havo beer
granted during the last hundred years or 40 has
certainly not tended to raise it's value, The
number largely exceeds the untod pnerapcs OF
Eng and Sc)tl,nd md Ireland; and it is nrob.
| ablo that The list docs not il C udo ell the mon
IN NPaln who might write themselves Baron or
Count II they chose. There aro many mon who
| prefer TO dror title ii lica!oU1ly at varist ),
| with their fortunes.
You may DO shaved by Marquis or wailod
upon al laolo hoto by BirDr; and this
,n(ueh hll tho sons oil a noble do not iahnrit
His ttin. ns Is tho case In S.mc countries. This
! must happen when titles nre given to ,n.nubn
haVh M fortune The older nObrs rclus, Tn
rccagnl2a these neY men as their canals Wills
they address ono another 10 tho cndea,ipr stc-
ond ror4cn singular, used only by very Intimate
trends, they give the new COuut his titles with
malicious elaboration. of detail. The nconls
thhk Wnndrous litilo nf such marks of honor:
lndcoh. they FcaIcely know them IN snmo cases
Nobndy ever thought OF speaking OF Elpnriero
hs i'nKr oi Victory or PriLOo of VcIgara,
though all tho world know those titles Ind
hetn conferred on him. La the osso of less
Wen known men tho tItlo IS ncvor mt ntioned at
aH. MS chidrcn will in nil probability drop it
u their ia'her can leave them no fortune.
Perhaps the frc; tl!at tlrau hOnora. If ihrv
can 10 30 cIllfd are gaiECd in civil war and Of.
ten by hHrrack inrlsura, h5s somelhiug to do
with tho small estimation ia which thew ara
fIec; perhaps, thn the curiousy humblod s;c;al
position oi Spanish military men has some ia.
Huehr' on II; but tho main reason undoubtedly
Is thnt the 'hInE itself has CEASED to bo IF much
value.
Perhaps the best cxplanstion that c,p ba
el7on Tor tho continued cxisteuc, of titles is
tiio Spanlard's Unborn love of foc soporou7
names and phrases, which mean nothing but
III tho ear with an imposing sound. 1.-THE sol.
dcrs who make the history Of the country c,n.
not raise tho now nobility to dignity still less can
The civilians, on whom the shower of titIo4 rslls
in An almost 'qnaily cJpi0us manner. Almost
without exception they arc political intriyuers,
haa1cltra, or contractors he first have spent
the JoSt OF their livas 10 pulling tho wires at
Madrid. end are locked on very muoh az pro-
iosslnnal politicians arc 10 tho u S. The lat-
ter eancd have their titles by financial SER
SViees to tho Government; and in Spain TO have
been engaged IN Government fuuncGs is loss of
charact' 10 itself. 80 little ia a title DOW cjn.
sldered that few ycars ago The Ministry Of the
hour-ln the strict meaning, almost Of tho
~ord--could thlbk Ct noihi,g molo approprht,
as recognition OF thr service Ui the (WLcr of
decent pr0rhcla! paper than iU mako him
Malquls. Tho tite was pever used nyoept bv
the unfortunate mans cnrmils IIN JuN
Gazette.
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81, ihe htlers invariably romady yellowposs al
tne complexion and whites of the ewes, mains in
Inc right side and under the right shoulder.
DtHao iurred tongue high colored urine. nan.
r sSa VeIllGo, dyspepsia, constipation, heavinees
o, INC mead, mental dependency, and every
oi ".Ier MANIFESTATION or accompaniment of q dis.
powels and kidneys also experience their regu.
lallng and tonic influence 'es"-
ror saIe by all Druggists and dnalnrs nnnarau.z
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a NEWSrArEl: PUBLISHER WRITES
O.llca hNCmirr Nnus hnnnctn

,, Office Evcni1g Ncws, Augusta Ca
i'ro !Gt: Donr Sir---aiy liltlo son was attack.
-! VIII !neumona last winter which loft him
"'th 4 Violent cough that lasted till within 3
m"nth since, for tho euro of which Am indobt-
"l - your w ushlo Expectorant. | hsd tried
'"'t everything rrcommondnd hut mono did
any good until | usod your EYpoctorant, ono
h":tI" ci which removed the cough enliroiv
"Hh may thsnks. | an yours truly,
JOHN M W HI8LE
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HAn TEEEiHLE MIGHT SWEATs
III nm nhis EnMrnrruII IA-I

Memphis. February II, 1871.
br. EUll: SlT-i have baen suffering for near.
y twn years with Il savnru cough Wh,n I
mH"'nonca! :.king your Expnctnfsnt was rn.
"Ey"! ~ one hUnd-ol and siytoen pounds in
"''%hL. had trG"i S!muSt everything; had
l''nhIe niGh! sw'"t4. [ have tmknn bali DOZEN
''itira I'll" nIgi,i H""aas havn left mo tho
.'1H' ha3 0Is.rp"rrni. and have gninnd lltonn
'ind' ~ E"h. | r@c3mmcri IT, tn al my
:"'niS WI.h great respect,
OLIVER RICE
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ga9r NOTWITHSTANDING tho very gront ad-
vance in Tho prico of leather a1d cost of Boots
and Shoes, we will soil our entiro stock of Fail
and Wntar BOOTS and aHOEJ at Il small ad.
vance op0T cost, in oTdnr to rndnca our stock.
All III want will sav5 money by CalliGg on us
beiura Purchasing. We have largo stock of
Ladias, and GentlomoI,'s Fine Boots and Shoes,
which Cannot ba surpassed in style, durability
and Iricn
feb 8 ". 3. WADDEI. ITO King ST.
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His Soul FOR Two CENTS s"-Speaking of
goodness calls To mind nm incident that happen-
ad IN ono ofour shops this week. showing again
the poor side Of frsil humanity. A man from
tho nciGhborng village, wealthy and we'll
known rs a generous g.ver TO various institu-
tions, and yot close-fsted and penurious withal,
WAS having liltle job done in shop. and IS
he came Ior the work an lrishman who had
worked for him said TO tho men: ''See mo buy
his soul for two conts," at the same time laying
a two cent pieco upon tho bench whore the work
Was The gentleman, seeing tho money. after
hastily looking about tho room TO soc that no ono
WAS looking. picked up tho money and put it in
his pocket. When ha camo TO pay f,r his re-
pairs ha wss charged II cents. AS he had gsner-
ally paid but 70 cents for the same work. no in
qulrod what tho extra two cents WIS for. and
after som0 nTginE he WAS gently informed that
it WAS tn pay tho two cents hs had picked up.
Hs quickly left tho shop.-Sp rinqfsld Rep.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 4, $780,
DRY GOODS.
DIG JOB IN HAMBURGS.

DIG JOB IN HAMBURGS.
- Monday, February 10th, $780,
A job lot Of Hamburg Kdgings and Inserlings
lust received, very cheap. Also % dozen Pure
Linen Napkins at G0c per doz; Bslbriggan Hose
at 25c, job; British Half Hose at 70 and 25c,
extra cheap Ladies' Mourning Hsndkerchiels,
now style; extra large Bates Quilts at $l.5J.
u. +. BRASHEAR,
Fl. Is. Hoomes. No. 100 King street.
AleIsndris, Va.
All wool Buntings at Csc, great bargains.
feb Ii u. f. B.
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CSbEsNsaA&gSsS G&ss:fsAETs.

w a. JOHNSON CO.
WHOLESALE GEUHEKa,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
| And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand GLBSON'S XN, NXX, XX&X
and rUEE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WuiSKI rs; also BhK.
EKs and TH0M PsoN's fTRE RYE
WHISTLES. to which they invite tho attention
| Of the trade.
| Orders from tho country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
| Consignments Of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
highest market prices and prompt returns.
| Northeast cornor Ct Cameron snd Koyal sts,
| &le1andria, Va. oct 20
|HAEHoN S SMITH,
WHOLESALE
aKOCEka AND GENERAL COMMISSlCH
MERCHANTS,
Corner Prince and Royal sts.,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Consignments ot Grsin and Country Produce
solicited. and prompt returns madu iyl0
"apI0w y,,n,, =
II w hNoo',
wuoIEsALE
GROCERa, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in
yXT snG wv N wIISGir.S ~ ~ ~ S'nniN n,tG MI
Thompson's Pro Evo Wb;oLor. r,r,ion
and Chnmpapnos
T.; II sss' hUENC? oF AFhlN & RhNrS
NJ w cop c,nrvon ANN ro,, ,ou,
49, oIN' OA +" hhoN AND KOf SGS'.
HS GGISo 59 5G"''0a for til" 'raa" at TIC pOr sack.
r q MII,E,HN
-
WHOLESALE ARD FAMILY nKors.
'''
TEA DeAi,%N AND unuuyegrcN
'"N''a A'
Ny.
Alexandria Vs.
and prompt atLoat;rn' "''' ''''''A ,na nSf%t" M
ETHoMAs PERRY. Agent,
GENERAL
onmm1ss1on rppup ,7n
n
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XIV AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE
We have opened Al No. 22 ROYAL ST. An
Auction and Commission House.
MH are now ready to receive all kinds Of mer-
chandiso and household goods on consignment
or purchase the same.
We think it may provo an advantage to nor.
sons who have PRODUCE Of any description
70 sond it to us. Located Immediately opposite
tho mann entrance to tho Market on Eoyal ST.,
goods can be opposed every morning at public
auction, when tho bost prices msy be expected
Prompt returns made on Sales
Persons having FURNITURE for sale will
lind it to their advantage to give us call.
We will sttond to auctioneering ut public sstos
OF property, and respectfully solicit n share of
public patronage. O'NEAL " LUCAS,
jSs-AucLion goods constantly on hand and for
esIo. nov 6-tf
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DKY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, SC.

nRf GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, SC.
Friday. February 18Th, 1880.
All goods sold at down prices. Large stock
bought early. Special attention to the follow
heavy stock of Bleached and Bro. Goods, Ian.
caster Cambrics md Percales. beautiful new
style Prints, Figured and Corded Piques, large
stock White Quilts, Madras Ginghsms. now
Table Damask extra cheap, Napkins and Doyles,
Towels and Crash very cheap. Linon Cambria
Handkerchiefs, (6ne) Hose and Half Hose cheap
or than ever, Corsets, Wamsuta Shirts, Mems
Dog Skin Gloves, Ladies' Kid Gloves, warrant
ed, and Mme Demorest's latest Patterns.
Call and SEQ.
u. +. BRASHEAR,
h. Is. Hoomes. No. 100 King street.
teb Is Alexandria. Va.
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II u = T 3 Ii ALI: DY e,

"RAV HAIR OR WursKEhs changed to
Glossy BLACK by = single application Of thi
DYE imparts Natural Color. acts Instan
"4nol6iy. and is rs Harmless rs spring water
ctS 81.
Office, 3S Murray ST.. New York.
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PsA asts aNI, s,IsaANs.
STIEFF PIANOS

u II. W IT'D CO u W., pUTU + HOlLS
rs ith st., n. W., Washington. ID. q.
leo agents for tho celebrated kranich &, Bach
and other first class Pianos, and the Pelcubet,
Pclton & Co. Standard Organs.
BRANCH STORE with w. w. ADA NJ &
SONS. IS King street, Alexandria also refer to
Prof. HeyTan, nf AleXandria
ES-Pianns, Organs arc other Musical Instrll-
ments TUNED AND REPALRED. ian %
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r BRODSRS & CO.,
WHOLESALE Doslars and Johbers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
A full line Of ofcoebrated pure, old WhIskeys,
Brandies, Gin, Bum, &c. Massey 6 Co.'s Phila-
dolphia and Clagetps Baltimore Ales, and Berg
ner s. Engel's Lagor Beor, in casks or bottles.
Agents for james s. Welch Best Family
Flour, James 8. Kirk & Co.'S. Standard Soapp.
Dupont S Co.'S Sporting and Blasting Cum
powder, end Baltimore aud Potomac kiver
Steamers.
Orders promptly attended, to, and consign.
ments solicited Nc. IL King street,
oct N-tf Alexandria, Va
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WIRES AND LIQUORS.
GEORGE sTEUERNAGEL's
Exchange Restaurant,

NO. 80 NORTH ROYAL STREET.,
Aaxandris, Virginia.
Importer of Wines, Brandies, Gins, &c., war.
ranted pure, at the lowest cash prices
OYSTERS of tho largest size and finest favor
always on hand, which sro served in the beet
style.
GN> Meals at all hours. Lodging now fur
and comfortable. dec 26
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lGARDEN SEED--I have this day received
NJ large supply of LANDRETH'S GAR
DEN ShED, which 1 am selling al tho lowest
market prices Rursl Registers free on spplica-
tion. w. L. CREI4HTON,
feb q 85 King street.
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E1ANCY A. EH-Toilet Sets, Co.
= logne Bottles, Vases, Hand Mirrors, Yer
oena, Florida Lavender, Violet, Magnolia and
ether Toilet Wsters, Combs. Brushes, Shaving
Mugs, Gernsn Cologne, Bay Bum, &C., for
sale ut prices to suiL tho times by
dec ID WaRFIEID L HATI,
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DR.. BULL 3 III i !
COUCH SYRUP
PEAL HAIR GOODSl
4 d -

ISEnWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCI1ES, Mrs
49,. H'hsIows Soothing Syrup and Iron Bit.
",s l"-t received by
An -" Il. S. LEADREATER & BRO.
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SIMMON'S LIVER REGULATOR in the
W usual size bottles and psckages; also in 25c
packages just received by -.
janl0 Z. S. LEADBEATER 81 BRO.
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u "DHHSON'S MINCE MEAT, Fruit Jel.
49, les, And Apple and Peach Butter received
'',' lar safe low by
H"yi K W AVERY 92t; KING ST.
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'NUTTS KXPECTOKANT and PILLS,
sfe Tor ssio by
."O T. E s LEADREATkk & RRO
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EINE CaNDIES-A large invoice Of Gne
II Candies just received and for sale Wholesale
and retail by 80
dec IL J. c. MILBURN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS,

TYLER, Dec. Eth, 1881.
Elbr. y. BAL vs.. I l.. Tanzandt. Error
from hnlis0u cuuh,.
The '+o1lVR a..Io. upon tho plaintiff in
error Aulnorlzed the judgment in default en-
tered hsrsin. The citation ia this case ia un-
llke those III tho cases TO which wa Sre re.
ierrsd BY counsel for appellee. Whiloit may
not DO IN Nil respects regular and formal, yet
II plainly SHOWS VINO ara he Defendants.
The judgment mus. follow the petition, and
because lae judgment. varies from tao petition
TIE cauao must b. reversed and remauded-
Moore, G. j.
Thomas j. BAber, VS.. II. w. Brown.
From Washington county.
SAT- was instituted in Washington county
against Thos. A. Baber, resident citizen,
but who, ut the time, was in Gonzales coun-
ty. Citation WAS Issued 10 Washington
county, which was returned not served, "but
in Gonzales county" Citation was issued to
Gonzales and returned duly served. APP.
pellaDt failing to appear. judgment BY de.
fault WAS taken sgsinst him. 1t is urged by
counsel for reversal that there was no
amended petition fled, alleging the whereas
bouts otsppallant This is re ardsd by tho
court ~ not well taken, and thu Judgment of
the court below is afirmed.-Gsuld, j.
Pepper s. BArth vs.. B. X. Smith and wife.
Appeal from Gregg.
N. l.. Fieiihsl was doing business in tho
City of Lopgvisw the wife OF B. X. Smith
was secrst partner; while in business they
purchased some town lots in that city, with
tho partnership proceeds; some time after
this the property WAS mortgaged to Adler
Goldman & Co., who sold il to the appellants
AT the time the mortgage WAS iarsc''.sL IS,
X. Smith and wife, wers uIsS op... IA,
property and claimed it ~ lae,r hoMs,,-...i.
The fact that parties may eslAti.l . AyA4.'
stead on property winch tney hold by mer.
equitable title in no way tends to subordi
nate the legal title to their mere
equitable right. But their homestead right
is dependent upox their title and must stand
or fall with It, 1t is therefore imMateria
that appellants are chsrgeablo with notice
that appslloes wero occupying the lots IS d
Homestead at the date of the deed under
which appellants acquired their title, unless
the trustee and cestui que trust were charga.
bio at the dsto of said deed with notice ei
appellsss superior equitable right to the lot,
against Fleishel, in whom the legal title
then stood. But such an inference is moi
warranted BY the facts. BArth, Flsishel &
Smith, on inquiry being made Of them, pos.
itively averred that the property belonged tc
Flcishel.-Moors, G. j. Judgment reversed
snd.remsnded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

ne. he. l am credited with and shus.s 70,
.I'uss nave never dose. |, wonl5 hs AL
on my part to attempt 10 contrs 10, - ~ =
p~Fe' Sne street runners. As 10 Tho nrn,o.
y; 9us enemies havs, auy man in INV no.j,;a t :
= 'iaole 70 nave them. With me t6a hit
-. shsmles always proved TO be man -
wnom | hAd rendered services, Tb;s sao, "
W oe IL accordance with the laws of bnmsn NM
nsvsr rs =, 9 II you save maa's life no is sure
to Trc. " forgive You, for his vanity cannot
"" tho idea Of your being his ban.fscH
W. W. II you render man service once
you must become his slave. and he At hi,
serVlce all ye1r life long. And his claw
T I,iI ysu will constantly 20 on cre,senso
leli you that, as q general thing 40
7 ny oOss 10 be on good terRs with evsryhoSv
l come IN contact with. am mot of onsr
lel'9me composition. But, on the d,bar
nand, Aaye the DISADVANTAGE Of not be;na
SUuiapiS' wan street men are fond of com,
t hany an9 sport A man makes q hubdred
thousand dollars here, and Immediately bnvs
Syaeht' begins to drive fast trotters and he
zones sport generally. Nv tastes lie in a
INHERENT direction. When bushes, bonrs a %
oyer 60 home and spend the remainder of
sne gay with my wife, my children, and tho
books OF my library. Every man has nat , Ira
lhehhatlons of his own. Mine are tboronghi.
domestic. They are not calculated to re1 Sd'y
7 me paruiGularly popular in Wall street but
cannot help that. ''' 'N'
IEe writer adds: No man WHO could h.ve
hesrd MIN speak at that moment would have
oehevsd that he had before him the same Jsv
uould OF whom fame has made the wsIi'
.nown monster without heart ar sntr.;is
.ne candid and humorous information Of his
Veice, the intelligent and quaint exnres,ion
Vi ais eyes are perfectly fascinating A
person who has been squeezed in tina North
me;s corner OF made in some way 10 feel tho
SSeisat Of douid's hand, may possibly have
DC peen rendered insensible to the inauenee of
TINS fascination. But | dsfy anv man
unconccrnod with Wall street coIcmotions N
project himself against it. if he hannena IN
csme across Jay Gould when he fesls ike
converting, and when he does not sac anv
reAssn Tor his treating tho visitor las he
soMatmes does) to supine, cast down looks
and monosyllabic utterances. He ev;dentIv
uoes not care whether he is liked or not, /
suspect that like many men OF superior ia
Selllgencs no even prefers to be- unpopular,
ior unpopularlty has the same advantage as
the kpscopalian service appears TO have had
IN lhe eyes of q certain Western man; it gives
you the right to jaw at the minister as he
jaws at you. W. 80 ~
MI Gould never drinks, smokes, CANDLES
~ caFa', or swears, and it is said, it is very
rare even to hear him speak badly of any
body. Three yoirs ago he WAS thrown into
an mea'way BY broker named Selover
Since then his almsst constant companion
down town Is his secretary, Mr. Morosiai, an
athletic l'slisn gentleman who stands six
feet in bis booI.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19
Court Of Appeals Decisions.

w. A. Lyons VS.. the State. Appeal from
tho district court Of Bell county.
The appellant was convicted Of an assault
with intent to murder. In ths case three
points are BY tho record and brief OF appel
liant presented.
|. The suIhcienoy Of the indictment.
.. The action of the court below in oyOr-
ruling appellants application for a eon'iau
ance.
8. Tho admission of improper evidence
over objection of defendant.
l. The indictment charges that tho assault
was made with malice aforothaught, and thel
alleges tho intent to kill. 1t was objected
To because it did not allsgS that the intent to
kin and murder Was attended with malice
afsrethou.ht Hold to be correct "@ 1t Is
impossible to assault party with malice
sforsthought with intent to Kill without be'
ing of an assault to murder
3. Where a case is soughtto be continued
and the application alleges facts when are mol
probable, it is not error to override the mo-
ton.
2. Where an indictment charges m as
,,ult with intent to murder it is not neces-
sary to allsgs that the assault was committed
anon an officer to prove that fact Wnits
P.J. Judgment affirmed.
LII Hollis VI. ths State. Appeal from the
district court of Tsrrant county.
The defendant was convicted of tho th'tl
of cattle and from the Judgment OF the cSuT'
appealed. This case was affirmed at q ior-
msr day of the term, but appellants counsoI
in du, line moved for a rehosriDg and Ger
tiorsri, which was granted, and the case !, !
nov considered upon new transcript, II
which il appears that the counsel below old
AVS hin Of exceptions TO the order Of the
court oycruling his motion for a ccnunH'
snce B,cau,o this was not shown in te'
former transcript the Judgment was aiiirng !,
II the application for a continuance "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

Gen. Grant and Gen. Hancock are to b.
specially invited to DO present at the inaugu~
ration ball snd receive viih the incoming and
outgoing presidents. Pennsylvania avenue il
to be magnihcsntly decorated, and SC
also will bs the ball room. The intention
to have q grand reception thu first part Of
the evening giving everybody M opportuni.
ty to speak to The rsceiyins party, which
will, of course, incluie the wive, of the gen.
tlensn who take part. 1t is hoped this par
ty will consist Of ex-Prssidsat sad Mrs.
Grant, ex. President and Mrs. Hayes, PrsSi-
doat and Mrs. Garfield, end General and Mrs,
Hancock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19
The Irreligious Poor.
NJ 40, VII II-aI

-,
yesterday we published some cheering
assurances that the churches wsuld look to
tho necs,,itie. of THAR own moor this yinter
hrt ,i.no,. H. 49, -, a.
Wv '-n''' "no As'o s'unlpieu upon 'no
general impression that tho churches are or
CARNATIONS for the expression of Christianity,
and that Christianity consiu,. of follovino
~. 1'"lI
Wv ri'No,P''' anu p''soh"i ei"nipieol jesus
Will wonder why only the religious poor arc
to be helped by the churches. As ss,ocia.
ton, for tho inprovsms,t Of tba condition
g A.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19
Fair and oyster supper.

The ladies of the Congregational church
will give fair and oyster supper on Tuesday
evening, December 81, at the old bank build
ing, one door west of Works livery stable,
on Main street. This will afford an excel
lent opportunity to purchase holiday pres
ents, and at the same time to help the So
ciety which has Just commenced the erection
of new building, and is in need of all the
help they can secure.