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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
Ii ~ Es
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,


FOR TRENTON AN d HItADELPHlA. 10
Leave New Ork from station C. r. r. OF " j. oOtOl Lid
For Station corner %inth at 745 g.. ll15
nj l:3O, 4. $50, 7:l5 IL y M On Sunday at $40 HI
For station corner Third and I3erk%s az $780, HAS
nj 100, $3.50 l. $3.50. 7l5 On sunday at $40 a. ~
For n euton Warren and Tuckcrss G:3O, 7ih, O. Has
a. m 1880, 800 L. $780, 7l5. II On sunday at $40
MI S ST n trains will Plldep pima for NewYork
FTon Station Philadelphia aud Keadn2 hth0ad, corner
Ninh and f;rreIsis att 90 $50 l2lo lao, $780,
80 7.IU ~ D. In. sunday 500 A. m; $50, II D. n
From Third ierksss al 400 I4j 80, II a. M 10
s.i6 5l5 $50 1850 ON Sunday at so m; $50 p n
= Denotes Pullman cars attached oo ,.-o... NJ
From trenton Warren Iuckcr-sts-l2O except MOI
lO:lj a. l2)J ~ 4:!o, ooV oIV
D. m on Sunday-l:20, 9.l5 .. IN. 81 = p M 49,, A.,
C0unactiOn made at Jersey CITY station 70 ana from
rLgt for sale AT foot Of LibeTiyst Nos 259 2Gl 4O
a4A g57 BROADWAY aud az the principal hOtes os ana
Courtst aud Annex office, Jewels Nhrt booALyn; ~ D.,
NewYoTE Transfer Company (DOids Express VIII can lot
spd ceek baggage from hotel OF residence 70
can be made ga Broadway and 1876 Gthave
NewYorS Snd COurI-st Brooklyn Al these Oces areln
cnnnecton with the Bell Telephone and Law Ttiegraph
Ii. r. BALDWIN. General Pas5ei's-I Agent.
7 FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IA ARRANGEMENT OF PASHENttE IRA M warren
go 1873 DtUUis iOCt ui Col aHui AM
0i n m for Eastou Ieth chem. Ailcrto n. he9i:2'
Nauch C,hunk, Haz!ejun Mal.ano; City. Ashland, Wilkes
bare Scranton amt Tunl han&0cS. %. r.,,-,
G3O D H. NI.h! IApIess, 0ily Tor IA ION, Beihlehem'
Allentown Mauch Cius. Wike~bart, Elmia, ithaca
Geneva Auburn. EOchestr naiO IaSala alis an the
West Put maj sleeping coaches 3tiaCC,G .
ROB SAfRt Sir't aud Eng'f.
General Eastern lice COlne CiuCa AID Cox
CHAS. ii. CUMMINGS, Agent.
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@rctss and Sensers.
AND FENDERS.

hs largest msButsetursrss q low se6 bait Icy IT,
me1t brass sRsn ssss.sSssa ,s ~ ,rs sss a csa AS
fa.sss n syS sof deseua wAs3ssals a19 rcel
ssR 2 sad e. ss a sss rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10

on AND AFTER APRIL H. 1870. .
Express Trains leave DesOosses and Cotanit
Streets Ferries, follows: 40 -. - .
A:3U $50, go, 10 Limiten IL a. H. l. 80 g. 44u o. o.
$50, $50 10 D. and IL night SuldlEs 4"O ana
a. M. 5. u, 100 $50 aud 10 p. III, and II night -.
Express Trains leave NewIorS daY, except sunday a
1880 p m, running through via trenton anu
Roas o. the Brooklyn Annex" with all through
trains Jersey City aOrnG speedy and hredt transfer
for brooklyn travel 49, go, -, go, ,,, - -
- & $50 and II (Limted Express, 1850 r. M
i45; .. A. $3.50 aud $50 m l:iy e[cag Monday 4;22
M in SUNDAY. l2U1, $50, 3:4j 4:2J & $3.50 a. m; 4,
735 p. N. cave Philadelphia wa Camden 3 a. nr and
S.60 d. IN. daily, except SUNDAY.
foot n DfsnrOsscs Corandtsts Courtst ami Brook
Annex Depot foot OF FultOn.s. Br1Okyr NOS III ITO
ana Is Hudson. st. HobOEen Depot Jersey city Emgran
Tjckot Office, 3 Battery. place. - -, D.. "A .hoo,-
he New Transfer Company Will call LOT anu 0NoSA
1orraCp n hotels aud residences. . ,,.,,,.,,
FRANK THOMSON, L. r FARM EN-,
General Manager General Passenger AEeu%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
Gress Alakins.

4 DVERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NV
"A YORK TRIBUNR WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT b'HIs
UPToWN OFFICES. ,23H BROADWAY cor Thirty irst-
st. or 500 West TUenty.tArdst, eSrnet EightaavsSs
M "a Kat F0uFteentheL, corner Union square leb
Thirasve Ger seventh ST. atthe HARLEM OFFICE
OnshuR |red anA- eutg ourthsE
nare1s ssvngs Bank Building. mp 70 p "a AZ rogaa'
nRESSMAKER.-Has all the latest styles,
an "a ont daily from 10 Chargea moderate Ad.
ress al week j. o. rbUne East SIDE once 760 ThiEdaye
TTTATIOR.-Paulme BOecard, French tailor
Fer ladea Ne 995 kthave entrance lU2 itieGi osst
ftnE and superior work, made 10 veraoe amazsn habit
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steamboats ano RalIroaos.

Tor BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
estuck and Housatonic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave cath
srine slip fier 3d. T. r. oay at ilS" IN ana S''O y "
Fare lower than by any oLhor route ------
nor RONIOUT and KINGSTON.-Land
Cozzens (West POint Cornwall NeWHnfE Mal,ooT
Milton Poughkecpsie, ks3pus, come ting WIN os5er Az
v BHT DWTN and THOIGs CORNELL leave DAILY at 1
p Pier 81 North River loot OF iaril,o i ~ - IN
SATURDAYS when Euuas corner i'a'os a' p "
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
N DOLLAR Tor special limited tickets steamers leave
Pier 49, North River daily including sunaays at 0;o1p M
Tor New.LOnd0n. HostOn Worcester &c ------------
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
II GREAT TRUNK LINE. .o,,o,
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave sew York. DesDrosses and CorLahd' 9eo
1rsTi.Sars ittsOSfg. TIE West and south. With Pullman
Wniamsport Lock Haven $3.50 P m; CORY and Ere
al $50 y c9pneeung at CORY for Titusvie Petroleum
Baliinorc and the Ori1 LIMITED WashiestG6
n M arrive Washington Az p Regular at 4:5O and
500 NJ; AID 10 p IN, st t9a az az I'D 40 Ipi
iedI ii a. m j. s:3u l. $40 o. q 100 $50 and ~ p m
and II night SUNDAY 43O and a. me- o. g. 1870 $3.50 and
Ftpiesss tor Phielphia va Camden 1880 a. M and p In
eI%ep .I"oSyn Annex with all through trains
AZ Jersey City aGording speedy ana drec transfer LOT
BTook NV From Pittsburg. G:O5 oo m 1919 p m
IIans ~ M $3.50 D. daily except Monday. From
daily; Gton and Baltimore 3io $50 1910
sunday go a. A. nj = s3o. s:s6. z:5G GS $50 aad
f fS5o 6 p d. = I0:4O il:So a ~ $50 1910 pm
ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
IS TRAINS EACH WAY pAItY EYGEP 2 1wEX2Ay:
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPRoXEIP .r EQUIP
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
6tlp K11anteo

X1TANTED.-A good, smart German or col
w ored Eiri to cook wash aud iron lSo East 2.a-sL
XXfANTFD.-Ladies who desire 10 employ
w their hours az home 1t osagaa ~. m ii
ueedework: work literally paid TOT so amy u CO. No
go CLa-ave over BiEErouns's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
on AND AFTERAPRILI

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EoUIl
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSlSlENi
WITH ABSoLU TIE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
eatuck aud Housatonie acknowledgements leave cath
arfne Slip IS, r. RI ooiy at 1880 m HhI ]oV u III
Fare lower than by AnY ohor route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10

20 TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT ST NDAY: 8
40 iErOTS IN PHILADELPHIA IN NETWORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10

MORRISON PLACE, ut CatsLill, now open,
lNh will accommodate 4 mitei number OF bOatdcIs with
fue large board large grOund wei 1dtd
fruit &c: l2j feet II Diazza two Summerh0uIes 80 per
S.ay. CHARLES BEAR, CatHLlu, ~ y. PlOt0-
cTaps a. Bears Metropolitan Boarding Directory 800 Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THk OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
I'D ~ BETW zen
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
IandIng
RALLROAU.

NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
N iOfISR for special limited tickets Steamers leave
pier 40 North RiveI day, including Suaaays at bOJP IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
GlIratlons WanleA--f!maLea

4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
n. All kinIS good servants Tor city and country
Al th- large. sd established T. .pil.~l AMI HOAE BJ-
GEAU. rs Gt.ayc, an house above lUtisL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10

TLEN RIDGE. CORNWALL, y. I.-iluu''
~ nov oner; - acr,s crolrl. ga wltH~ WOOD iras
fresh vegetables liE: CARRIAGES. Stages &c ou ptc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27
GoOD FRIDAY,
Ana LON o !. aenarNIIg on,or,od

Good Friday, Tho Gniyaty Of the cruel
lxlon of Tho tNioE 80 called 10 aluslon u
tho benefits conferred on th9 world by hl'
death, VIA observed u. several Of lao churches
yesterday,
Tho SmonS pamod tLs dpy "Lopg
Friday" because Of lls pra.ursd mllglou.
services on that day md lha Germans term
ID Stiller Froima on account Of Mo solemn
silence observed In tho churches, or Chor
Fretag, from M antlqmlld word signlfyIng
ponltouoe During the llrl two ~ tArof
| centuries Of Curhlilully u wa
called the "pNoh" because THOR Christ lo
pasoha hmh WIS slun Ia celebration hh5
been attended with peculiar rites IN most
churches s0pul her ufed " BIO constructed,
and q oruellK was carried thlhor In ihe pro-
oesslon nd deposited, ~ in q
tomb, while tho clboHum conhluIng concur
twtnd waters, wn8 placed with ~
a. Tours, ~ 81 Gregory o' lHl plnca
wriof, the wulchlngs wero kept 10 dnrIincs'
Antll tho third hour Of the night
when Il small llpht appeared
before tho altar, Good Friday % tho
only day In tho year on which
mass IL not celebrated In tho Catholic
churches, A host Is eonsecWtnd the day be-
fore For uso on this day and having been
placed over night In n repository generally
erected In chapel or part of Tho church, u
carried TO the mnin ppr md consumed By
tho prest, No conHoomtel vino Is used,
nor are the customary lights music md IN
cou31 used, The romuny Of MHlug the
cross, sometimes called Elaboration Of
tho cross Ii performed by tho people and
clorgy on thor knees, IN England this WINS
anccnlly called creeping " the Gross" ~
appears by the following extinct from n
proclamation m tho reign Of Henry VII,
son Good Friday II shall be declared howe
cr0opying ~ the cross aignilyoth and hum
blyug of ourselves 10 Christie before the
cross, and tho lissyngc Of It a memorlc Of
our redemption made upon the cross
In some countries M Image Of judas
lscariot VIVA dressed mp on This
day and subjected 10 cyory sort Of indigniy
In the North Of England II Is customary 70
cat on Good Friday herb pudding', which
tho principal ingredient mo "pOs' ion,'
which In qualification produces
hDciol representation Of the cross, mills,
hammer, etc. A better known prHctico IL
that Of serving "hot, cross, buns which n
popular superstition holds to be prescryH'
tiyes against fire and other disasters.
In several English counties n small
loaf of bread Is baked on the morning of
tho day and putty until The next year, TO be
used IN morscls ns II medicine"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27
lIcrr MilLiNlini.

This eminent yiolinlst will appear mt NC
Opcra.house on tn evening Of tho 2n.
proximu Tho following is from the New
York Dramatic News III the enthusiasm o
an audience, composed in large part OF
musicians and deyotees Of the art, means
anything nj MI, then Wilhclmj isa phenomo'
MI success Seldom have we seen such Il
unanimous feeling of pleasure sunusc m
audience rs that which pronounced the great
yiolinet's triumph on Thursday night last
at Slenway hall. Expectations had been
worked up to the highest possible
pitch, and the kindly greeting
which met Herr Wilhelmj when lie
stepped on the platform must have sat'
ishca him that it lay with him only to JUSTLY
that expectation. He did so beyond all
criticism. tic is, perhaps, the only yiolinist
that ever visited this country who is really
above criticism. Manly in bearing, simple
and transformations in domoanor, leonine in
appearance, he absolutely took his audience
BY storm. The perfect science Of his play
ing, Its faultess exuctitude, seem not TO have
hardened the individual. Science in music
ordinarily piec udos soul Not so with
Wilholmi, MS he proved by simple suite OF
Bach, which he played with intense feeling
as an encore TO his own arrangement OF
Walters Prize Song, from the AIcistersinger
of Wagner. The programme could hardly
have been more comprehensive, including,
AS it did, the first movement of Paganini's
concerto in d, the Prize Song men
toned and Ernst's Hungarian airs. He
had here the best opportunities for the dis.
play of technique, tone and execution, and
in all three the volinist shone resplendent.
The keenest ear could detect no single blem-
ish in all the enormous difficulties through
which tho execuant travelled as gracefully
and easily rs though it were mere child''
play. Herr Wilhelmj indeed selected pre-
cisey those three tests which must hay,
stamped him at once rs great performer OF
great charlatan. There was no halfway
about it, and it is no wonder that all who
heard hirn and knew anything of the Difficult
ties through which he went, should find !
impossib q to restrain their enthusiasm. o
his perfect mastery Of his art there can be M
oues len further, and American amateur
can saly re-echo the transatlantic verdict
which has placed him on the highest pima
! Gle Of musical art.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27

Tho strength snd popularity Of tho Van
dalig Inns No O through passenger route will
DO roadlly oomprehended aiter moment
Nlesl'a upoa tho hol TINT ia inorsasns
bu,lposs derhGds tAo running of lyo daily
llasof rullmao Palace cars from ~ Louis
u Eastern cities, without change All tho
improvement, md appliance known ~ nod
Oul AKIN ud Invention, which tend 10 Insure
rapid transit combined with absolute COM
iuit Rnd safety lprUAs engorr, nru IN usn np
tho Nandallp line md IL connections, Tho
eIlIm ino irlm 5l Louis n New York Is
practically unlur ono mAnHgamrnh ma ~
truck apd equipments mo lhe beet iu NE
world,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27
Our I.ntogt

Mushroom sauce, q relish, tomotoes,sar3incs,
eels in /, . or 6 ID. cans, fresh Swiss cheese
hand cheese, pure maple syrup in gla,s jars
imported anchovies, pearl beans (new), WHm-
poo bitters as good as any in the market "i
80 corts a bottle. Just received 2O.O0oof the
original Marietta cigar Always on bqrd II
full supply Of staple and fancy grrer.ic 70
well us wines, liquors and cgars. Samples
sent upon request. Free delivery.
IsADoRE FREIBERG d Co,
Cor. Elm ard Lamar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27
GnuZn GObbled.

A. CANA was arrested in Mckinney Thurs
day and brought back to this city by MIR.
w. j. Pollard, on the charge of theft of q
wagon. Mr.. Pollard alleges that CAMS
fraudulently represented to him that he
possessed certain lot of ground, and that he
was going to work on the Trunk Line rail
road, and would pay him for the wagon in
installments of $50 month. Instead Of
this, he learned after he had let him have it
that he was not on the Trunk Line, and Mr.
Pollard took the north.bound train on the
Central Thursday morning, overlook him
and recovered the wagon at Mckinney.
CANA Says that he was on his way to go'
work on the Denison Il Pacific read. Or
arriving here with the prisoner, MIR. Pollard
turned him over to Jailer Dean, who locked
him up,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27
Lithographing.

The lithographng establishment and book
bindery of Miles Strickland, Galveston, is
one oft largest and most complete in the
State. 1t is the only bindery in Texas that
ever got diploma for blank book manuinc-
turing. Strickland is the pioneer book binder
in the Southern country, and he has added
to his Office nil the late improvements and
machinery, until now it is without All equal
in the whole South. His prices arc ms low
and his work as substantial as COZ be found
in the best Offices in the Eastern cities. Serd
for circulars and prices. Orders promptly
dlled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27
Grand nneninz.

The ST. Louis Beer hall opens Saturday
night, in the cellar under 0rr's building, on
Main street, Blohme & Hausman, proprie-
tors. Bcor. lunch and cigars viii be vended
at this hall and il will. be one of the
4 = in the city. Mr..
Heaf .,i,L one .. the pscpfiatufs, was 9
long ..iDo q. Ice Tiyoli hal. and has hos,
Of friends. A grand fire., lunch will be
spread Saturday night, 10 which the public
is cordially invited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27
IMPROVING,

Detective Duncan who was afflicted with
hemorrhage of the lungs Tuesday night,
which necessitated an operation, is doing as
well as his physicians could hope for. He is
breathing easily through the tube inserted in
his larnyx and his physicians are of the opin-
ion that II he continues to improve as he has
that it can be removed within the next few
DAYS, when i, Is hoped that be will resume
his natural breathing. He takes his food
through his mouth and,is perfectly conscious,
realizinp fully his condition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27
Paints, Oils,
Window Glass,
Wall Paper,
Picture Frames
SHIELDS
YOUNG,
Wholesale and retail.
Now i'm Store.

Now in Store.
500 bushels OF black-eyed peas,
500 bushels of German millet.
200 bushels of common millet.
500 pounds Of alfalfa, or California clover.
500 pounds of pure amber Minnesota cane
seed.
100 bushel of storm-proof cotton seed.
so bushol of sweet potatoes, red and
yellow.
1000 Conovor's collosal asparagus roots.
Virgins White and Long John field corn;
g-ass and clover seeds, and complete variety
of garden and flower seeds, bulbs, etc.
j. +. JENKINS,
Scotsman, GIG Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27

Colonel G. B. Welborn, attorrcy-at -ir",
conveyancer and real estate agent, is doing a
fine business. He has vast deal Of land tor
sale in various portions Of the State, both
improved and unimproved, and Mt prices to
suit all classes Of purchasers. Or city
property, he has the rental of numerous
dwelling and business houses, and heis ready,
at all times, to serve clients. Prompt in
business, courteous in manner and reliable,
he gives satisfaction in all his transactions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27
New JeweIry store

Mr.. VIM. Warren, late of Galveston, ha,
just opened under the St. George hotel, al
elegant stock of iewery, all OF the latest de.
signs and patterns. He also deal. largely In
watches, clocks, eyeglasses, spectacles, and
in fact, everything pertaining to the line
Mr.. Warren is an aflable gentleman and tn,
HERALD welcomes him 10 our city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27
oh, Yes! oh, Yes, Oh, Yes.

Winter is over and warm weather is COM
ing on. The Dallas Ice company is still
here, and with large stock Of Like Ice on
hand, is ready to supply all who may call a.
tho ice office and leave their orders, at the
lowest rates.
Forget me not Forget me not"
W. T. JARRETT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27

The Apollo Restaurant is gaining popu-
larity every day under the msnagement OF
TIE popular manager, Mr.. Charles Meister.
hans. lie proposes to cater to the wants Of
the people at the most reasonable rites, no
matter what the expense may be to them.
He has thrown open the restaurant, and, feel
ing that his reputation is at stake, will furnish
the best the market affords, served in the
very best style. Dou't forget the Apollo
hall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27
LOCAL JoTTINcs.
.LoynlN lnoonlIght nlkhls.


hitch, rih,s
--Lo''y '"'o"''Ru' "'S""'
-'Fn@a'ea Nv ~ 10 ~ N'D'''E' Fl"
--Tlnnohill WORKS IN lno lla1 lo'llgDl'
Ladies now style ruchieg, nj the Fam
Dus.
Go TO Icon haln Tor boo's' 7hoe' ""'
Hats
Leon Kahn Is tho boot ana fhoomah o.
Dallas. $3.50,
~ eNte IRl,Eoi IoE H 6u NoN"' W" Nv '"' v
" p, "'''"''' ~ W. a.. 49,,
--uolo''yeo s'"'"B'"c'o'''' Nv '"0 "''
ou'' I M oro,, o,,,o,s chi, van In .nccln
clos md Moalassa., your casc i hopcl IS.
,l.,ip NJ Iyl,n,S o., n,u, ndy,r.
=, --ho9N ~ Ne Ne N""'' " We D ~" "''''
u4Pinel"
-Atlns Portable Engine TOOK flrsr rre'
mum "'o i0'''' r"'' io''' AN. T.,
--Grand opening saturday Nv uo'uslh''h
Rosenthel ~ CO.'S
--For nice fitting shirt, have il made Ia
order nj C!ancy's, COZ Main street.
so,r,doy tho 9th of tbis month, Grand
o,o,,;"c' NJ Il oIIswith Rascnthol 4, Co7s.
w II Patterson & Co. sell the best ci-
oars and tobacco IN tho city, Don't YOU for
eet II. Tho No. III Lamar street.
Wonbom. Elrin apdpiekel stem-win9ing
Watches nj lowest nrice. at the new iewcly
storo undor the 81. George hotel.
-Ful limo of slmmcr dress goods, hs, h.,
n, tho Famous.
---lfyou wan, good and pure liquors, and
full measure, 20 10 w. II. Patterson " Co.,
III Lamar street, prescription druggist.
procoao tr;,npinc silks. latest design. Mt
lo Fo,no,,s
'' "'Du .c,5..,,.
>, Ion Io'Sc' .Nu VP,".S Nv oV'uS''''"'
hosehIhSl " Co'' on 'N'"'uV'
-Laues Na gloves 'A"' p"''o" "" up Nv
AuIers' ..,... ,o...
--9on,eoooy c'hu'upS w Pu,'o', 10 ivy
~ uoan '",i"'3 "'' u" " '''''O 'N'' "''
''eiS o'V' '''' W.,
--haVo your drawers mace 10 orGor Nv
NuVeS =, uo"o'' ~ u'T hr, ''' S'"' '"' WA
49, ~ ANY, ,abo van, ,rosc,ir,;,,s ,o
,,I n ~ p n.',, n''" '',"G p,uarsn, IA a
5 H., 1922 "; ,-I a. ivoys -, bs
slnau Mo ~ ~ IIa,n'"o9, o,,'' ~ away '
p'sr w. - -'''''' '''e'
For line spectacIes and Eyeglasses go TO
tlo ne" Je"eirS STORE u"uoF N'' "eofso
hoIel'
Leon Kahn keeps Ieiglor's best custom
made boots and shoes.
.-Atlns Portable Engine took blue ribbon
over twenty-five competitors at ST. Louis
Fair, 1870,
lust ono--onlv ore-frst-class restau-
rant where ladies and gentlemen can go with
Oh. being annoyed BY bar-room difficulties.
Go to the old reliable DeImonico, Gil Main
rect. -. u
-The gr'ndest display OF mi,linery goods
can be seen ~ the opening on saturday AZ
Goldsmlth, hosehthal " Oo's'
birmingham " Feltonn arc manutaetur-
ing homlny, grits ana graham Hour MIL
NO 22o Patterson avenue
To have your watches and jewelry care.
fully repaired patronize l.. Il, Curtis, practi'
cal matchmaker, under ST. George hotel.
-aAn grade bugoies and carriages nj
frst.cIess worIimanshin finish and material
and 6nllv warranted eonal If moi sunerior tc
any in tbc market are 10 be found At w. b
Sorley q Co.'S. 400 Elm street, Drummer,
wagons, sporting wagons and Brewsters car
j ,ges viii arrive tomorrow.
a w psyne one of tho ownerc n
Iow;ps Patent U9rse Detacbcr ia in Dallas
- NV cra~fnrd house and viii be nleosel
. shsn, ~ ,,ai,nhio don;oo 70 ,,ro,,oIt Jon
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ngsi Cioth'"S House, H. W. IS"h"


Tho District court during the present week
las been Engaged on tho suit Of Smith, Muir
ply and Poak Va, John u. Stone, In thif
suit Is involved tho tito to fourteen acres Of
ground In Tho hoart Of tho city, ind embraces
some Of tho most valuable property lying on
Elm, Main, Commerce aud Jackson streets,
Tho result will DO looked forward 10 with
great interest 10y many parties now claiming
tito to the samo, The property 10 valued at
nonry haIf-miliou of dollars,
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An EIelnni Onern IEnman.

Amoolng Of number Of our prominent
citizens pad capitalists was hold ~ tho par
lors Of tho Gmud'Windior hotel Int evening
to dl,ou.a tboproprIoty Of erecting in tho city
m opera'houso and Masonic temple, The
fullowius uamod gentlemen woro elected d.
rco,um, ailh Instructions to Vt once secure y
charter ana open books ior tho subscription
ofsloch, VIII MoiiTs, w, y, Hughes, Aloy
Sanger w, II Custom l., NJ, Knoplly, w,
g. Connor John o, Mccoy q, NJ, Swlnk
Il, Y. TompNni, W, II, Fppen, - j,
Adams ANA n, 3, l}y0a The meeting was
enthusiastic, md tho names Of the gentlemen
given above, who take nm active iutorwti In tho
nullor, u-uro tho success Of the enterprise,
Tho building Is 70 cost 100000.
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Cheapest Clothing House, +. NJ. Kahn
Notice!

Mr.. ]. NJ. Morris is no longer m agent Of
the HERALD, and from this date is not
authorized to receive subscriptions or receipt
for money.
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CrnddOclI's

Is the one place in Dallas where 6 cd article
of whisky or any other liquors can be
bought with absolute certainty OF getting the
best in the market.