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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-10
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II oST-oN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, ny A LADY
i visiting the citv, u Roman Gold Ear Ring, set
with amethyst Finder rewarded by returning 10
II. H. WATEItS V2S Pennsylvnnn avenue. Oel0.ht
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-10

I,oR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
fe3tf ST. Cloud Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-10
business Chances.

WI est rates, on real ssa,e security m9deTanS sn
1912 Il street oc+lm
oO nnn TO INVEST AS SILENT PART
spA.OOO ner In some good manufacturing 0
mercantile business; must be bona hde with best
references Address, cOnfdentally. s. E. f., Repub
'iiCan Office. se27.tf
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IA Cleveland dispatch to the Plttshurp
Commercial Gazette quotes surgeon OF
long army experience in gunshot wounds
as saying;
I'm hanged i'll don't believe there were
two balls in him."
"How could that be- There wa, only
one wound"
Srhats just exactly what some doctors
tolu poor fellow that | knew Of in
the war He told them that he was shot
twice and that one bullet took a downward
course, and that five minutes later another
oail struck him, turned upward and
was killing him. The surgeons
examined him earthly and told
MN there was but one wound.
But know was shot twice, persisted he
and although they would not believe him
they found by post mortem examination
that he had told the truth, and that two
balls had entered tho body at exactly the
same point. Now ifthat could happen on
the field ofbattle, how much more likely
would Il be to occur when that - scoun.
drel stood close TO him and fired twice in
succession That other bullet has never
beer. found, yov know"
mo, not eve. ~ The autopsy"
"As TO the autopsy, the most charitab Q
supposition is that when they found one
ball, they gave up looking for another" =
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Elegant Toilet Preparation.

Hair dressing and restorative is found in
" London Hair Color Restorer." 1t seldom
fails to restore gray or faded hair to its orig
inal youthful color and beauty. Falling
hair is checked by its use, and it produces a
growth of beautiful young hair, soft, glossy
and luxuriant. 1t certainly is the most
clearly and effective hair restorer now be-
fore the American people.
A. A. Gibson, Tarrytown, Duchess county
New York, writes: DR.. Swayne IL So,
Philadelphia; GENTs-I enclose posto'' cd
order for eight dollars; please, send me one
dozen London Hair Color Restore. 1t
has stopped my hair from falling, sal re-
stored Il to its original color. 1t h, 'roven
satisfactory in every respect. TIE, 81 Lon,
don Hair Color RestOrer" can be obtained
at all the leading druggists at 10 cents a
bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Shah Of Persia will visit the Car
neIt April.
Some 400 postmasters will, it Is ale ged,
be implicated in the stsr.route frauds,
George NJ. Lawton, son Of confederate
general, committed suicide at Las Vegas,
New Mexico.
The meeting the Csar and the Emperor
of Austria is expected TO take place in War
saw next week.
A New York paper advocates the name
OF the Hon. John Wentworth, Of Chicago,
for secretary ofthe treasury.
A religious mania has become epidemic
In Nicaragua. The victims believe that the
Almighty communicates His will to them
personally.
10 seems to be generally understood that
Gamhetta is to be the successor Of Premier
Ferry, and will have full power TO choose
his own cabinet.
Railway lines and news-dealers In New
York are generally refusing mutilated sill
vor coins. One news agency found Its los.
by clipped money to be IS per day.
Lord O'Hagan, Lord Chancellor OF Ire
land, IN his inaugural address to the Socia
science Congress, spoke OF tho land bill
as one of the greatest measures Of tn,
century.
The Sultan has decided to intervene il
Egyptian affairs, and has sent a special
commission 10 Alexandria to investigate OF
MS own account. This action will tend (
complicate matters.
The fact that the Land League of Ennis
nave passed n resolution discouragIng in
discriminate boycotting, seems to indicat,
that the Parnellites themselves think tina
they are rather too rapid in this direction
John Sherman, United States marsha
ior new Mexico, nephew of the grea
nnancler, was indicted by the federal gran,
jury at Las Cruces, for embezzling govern
meht iunds, and passed night in jail.
A number of Wicklow county farmer
have formed an anti-boycotting association
Most ofthe members have incurred the dis
pleasure OF the Land League Another as
ISOLATION of loyal subjects has boen institu
ted IN Queens county, who will aid hoy
cotted persons.
John and Frank Mcdonald, OF Memo
monee, Michigan, having served two year
in the penitentiary, returned for vengeance
Last Monday they killed William kittso
and fatally stabbed his brother Norman
On the following evening a mob Of fou
hundred battered down the jail door wit
heavy timber, dragged the prisoners /
death on the road, and strung their bodie
| TO trees,
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4 DellRhtfnl Affair.

most elegant and recherche affair was
that held at the Grand Windsor hotel last
evening. 1t was areception to Mr.. and Mrs
J. T. Trezevant, jr. The elite of the city
were present. The parlors of the Windsor
were alive and all aglow with gayety. The
groom is deservedly one of the most popular
Of our citizens. a general favorte with
young and old. The bride, nee Lakeland,
of St. Louis, now valued acquisition to
our Dallas society, has won hosts of friends
here since her happy marriage and during
her stay among us, and this general senti-
ment, last night, found convincing evidence
and grew articulate by the cordial greetings
with which both were received by the
scores of friends who attended the reception,
for all present could mark the sea of ten.
derness with its silver surf, as they
came in contact with one who had
already won their kindliest feelings, by
easy grace of manner and unvarying gem
tleneSs of disposition blent with rare and
lively intelligence. 1t was n gracious com
pliment and graciously the courteous guests
received it.. The dance was kept up until
near midnight, when the several couples
hled into tue large supper room of the
Windsor to partake of the most
elegant dishes prepared for the
occasion. Many were the fair faces Of
young lady visitors from neighboring
cities, adding largely to the general enjoy.
ment. The dresses were in exceeding good
taste, and some magnificent and stylish
tOlettos were the theme of much comment
and commondation. The managers of the
affair merit high credit for the finished
manner in which 'vcrything was prepared
and conducted. The manager of the Wind
sor, too, is deserving great praise for the
thoroughneSs and admirable style which
distinguished the disposition of his tables.
and the tempting viands. Altogether this
fine affair Drumming with beauty's essence,
and musical in the liie," and sweet with
true enjoyment ofevery fold, will long be
remembered by every participant. Below
We give tho programme Of dances, viz:
Lancers; waltz; polka; lancers;' racquet gal
lop; societe; lancers; waltz; polka; lancers;
waltz raquet gallop II. IL I. polka; lam
GERS T5o f sGGiStf gaiGR polka waltz
tiers, Stewed Oysters, Fried Oysters, Spiced
Oysters, Boned Turkey and Tronfles,
Broiled Quail on Toast, Roast Turkey, Pc.
tatoes la Saratoga, Ham, Sarlines,
Tongue, Pressed Corn liosf, Pate de Foie
Gras, Shrimp Salad, Lobster Salad, Chick
en- Salad Celery, Assorted Cakes, Sherry
Wine Jelly, Fruits, Confectoneries. Nuts,
Vanilla Ice Cream, Lemon Shcrbert, Tea,
Cafe Moka.
Following were the committees TO whom,
so much was due and is awarded for the
universal pleasures
: Rtcep. tionCmomittee-Dr and Mrs. LIE
Locke, Mr.. and.Mrs. Alfred Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Morgan.
Floor Committee-Sam Rainey, A. B.
Harrison, Charles Dexter, u. II, Morrow
Frank Wheat, A. d. Aldridge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07

Senator Jonas. of Louisiana. was at tho
New York hotel. After speaking of the
impressiveness Of the funeral of the late
president, no said: There were about forty
Senators in Cleveland, many of whom CON
yersed with about the political situation and
the extrn session. The general belief was
that the session would last only about a
week, and that there would be no dead
lock-"
do you think the democrats will elect a
president Of the senate2'
1T is my belief that they will. In doing
so,thcy will only fulfill the requirements OF
the constitution. 1t is very explicit in re-
gard to such q situation as Is now presented
and think the democrats would violate
their duty If they did otherwise. Senat or
Baysrd will be the man."
What will be the next business?"
That is hard to say. Probably the
swearing in of the new senators. The other
BUSINESS expect, will be the confirmation
OF o few appointments.
Have You considered as to tho probable
cabinet changes2"
Not to any great extent. do not think
1t unreasonable to expect that President
Arthur will surround himself with his init.
mate friends and advisers"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07
A Big Point For Gas.

The st. Louis Gaslight Company recent
ly received from London ~ of the new
Sugg lamps, which are now in use there on
the street in front of the house of parliament.
The Sugg burner is recent invention, and
its use in London has been successful though
it is as yet not used there except on that
single street, where it comes in direct com.
petition with the Brusch electric light. HAY
ing heard very favorably of the lamp, Mr..
Socrates Newman, of the st. Louis Gas
light Company, sent the inventor an order
in answer to which the lamps were receiv.
ed. They are the first ever brought to
America, and results given by trial were
very satisfactory. The lamps aro of two
sizes, $50 and 100 candle power, the former
being about twice the dimensions of an err
binary street lamp. Each contains four
burners arranged in square at distance
Of about three inches one from the other.
The light is very brilliant, and Mr.. New
man thinks that with them gas came more
than hold its own against electricity.-St.
Louis Republican.
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Woman.


HER HEALTH AND LlFB
Depend more on the regularity OF her Mons
trual functions than on any or all causes com
inevitable result of arrangement Of function
which makes woman what she Is In every re-
spoct and especially In her mental and bodily
constitution Hence, Immediate relief from such
arrangement is the only safeguard from wreck
and ruin In all cases OF stoppago, delay, or
other irregulnrity Of the courses Dr. j. Brad.
field Female Regulator Is the only sure remedy.
1t acts by giving tone 10 the nervous eenters, i'm.
proving tho blood. and determining directly u
the organs OF menstruaton II Is scientific
prescription. and tho most intelligent physicians
uso IT. Prepared by DR.. J. Bradheld, Atlanta
Georgia. Price, trial size, ISe; largo size, 81 90
For sale hy all druggists.
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Our Colored Lawyer.

s. II. Scott, the colored attorney at law,
who came nom Memphis to this city, some
eight months ago, left last evening for Pine
Bluff, Arkansas, whore he will locate and
practice his profession. He came to this
city highly endorsed by the bar of Memphis,
and leaves here recommended by mum.
Der OF the most prominent. members OF
this bar tho judges Of tho courts and some
of our best citizens. He was the first and
only colored lawyer who ever practiced his
profession in this city, and at first there was,
perhaps, a slight prejudise. against him on
account OF his race, yet It must be said
that he conducted himself with that pro-
priety and discretion that no soon won the
goodwill of all with whom he came in con-
tact, and he leaves carrying with him the
good wishes Of those who knew him, both
white and black,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07

From gentleman who arrived yesterday
from Cleburno, it is learned that most Of
the falso work for the bridges
proper Of the Santa Fo road on holland
creek were swept away by the recent fresh
ct, and that considerable loss is the result
and delay Of work on tho road occasioned.
The road was expected to reach Cleburne
this Saturday, week but
owing 10 the destruction Of
the framework Of the bridge. Il will
be 3 month or so before II reaches Cleburno.
Work on the Chicago, Texas 4 Mexican
Central road, under the supervision OF
Manager Waite, Is progressing satisfactorily.
The track laid is being ballasted, and pu,
IN tirst-class order. Mr.. s. A. oliver, the
agent forthe King Bridge Company OF Clevs.
land, Ohio, is here, and win reconstruct at
once tho bridge Of the road
that sponned tho Trinity river
at Millers Ferry, which was swept awsy By
the late freshot, when track laying on the
west side OF the river toward Alvarsdo Will
be resumod, Four thousand tons Of Iron
are daily expected 70 arrive and The nsn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07

A lady from Rockwell county, who had
been visiting north, arrived at the Union
depot yesterday on her return home, where
she was met by gentleman friend, who as
gently as he could broke to her the sad
news of the deBth of her son, which had oc-
Cured during her absence. The scene that
ensued beggsrs description. The mother
evinced the widest state of grief, and her
piteous cries were heartrending in the e1-
IRENE. All efforts on the part o. her friend
to console her were unayMIling, and she left
on the east-bound train over the Texas Il
Pacific, completely exhausted by her great
grief
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07

Iowa in Line
Mrs. Dennis 0'Keefe, OF Raymond, Iowa,
says: Mywife had rheumatism for the past
four or five years. procured a bottle OF
st. Jacobs Oil from Messrs. Wangler Bros,
the use of which cured her completely. In
a case of neuralgia in the head, it had
the same happy result.-Mr. Peter Stall
man, Of Bennington Township, says that
st. Jacobs Oil cured him of rheumatism, as
also kidney disease. Mr.. II. w. Arden, of
the same township, reports himself cured of
rheumatism by the use Of st. Jacobs OIL
Mr.. VIM. Bsekel, of Mount Vernon Town.
ship, thus observes: bought bottle OF
st. Jacobs Oil from Messrs. Wangler Bros;
suffering with very severe attack OF cole,
| took dose internally, and in five minutes
I was cured It the best liniment or pain.
killer ever saw.--Mr. VIM. Schroeder, of
Gilbertsville, says st. Jacobs Oil is the best
cure for rheumatism he ever found in ad-
dition, 1t has proved indispensable for horses
and stock.
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agement expect TO have trains running into
Cleburne by the 10th Of December. Here, in
the suburbs, the road has been graded
one-half mile north Of the Texas Trunk
road, which carries it beyond the Texas &
Psciic track The company will grade its
own road northeast OF Dallas TO White
Rock creek distance of six miles, which
is said 90 be the heaviest grading on the
line between Dallas and Red river. This
road stood the freshet as well Us
any other in the state. Mr.. Charles
5. Waite, son Of Manager Waite, and his
chief clerk, has been appointed tieinspsctor
Of the road. A large force is at work getting
out ties, and there are now enough on hand
to build the road to Alyarado.
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~-0--
Damage Suit.

Tho case Of B. Meyer vs.. Al. Geoffe,
damage suit, came up In tho county court
Yesterday. The two men had been friends
Tor long time. They met on the street
one day last week, and Gsotfe, II appears,
jerked Meyer around abruptly, and Meyer
brought suit for 900 damages sustained
by being jerked. The case viii DO disposed
Of to-day
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ExAminlng Trlal.J

The examining trial Of W, Hoch, who was
arrested on the charge Of stealing sl,a3
from the German, Jacob Hernschodt, comes
up at 3 O'Clock this afternoon, before Justice
Price. Messrs Kuntz and Bookhout de
tends. and Judge Thurman prosecutes the
case
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The above Is the name of new secret or
der, which was organized Wednesday
night by Deputy Supreme Commander Q,
W. Keeler at Bogel's hall. The castle is
composed OF the best of our cltinens,and the
following are the officers elect
Commander, II. L. Ervay; vioe-comman.
der, w. w. Orr; master-at-arms, Ferd N
Tucker; recording secretary, j. G. Bogol;
financial secretary, Thomas A. Johnson
treasurer, G. NJ. Swink prelate, J. II
Porter; warden, j. S. Thatcher; sentinel
Robert Donnelly; past commander, Johr
II. Bryan; trustees, r. +. Bell, A. r. Liy
ingston, N. Tripel.
The castle win meet regularly at Bogel''
hall on the Ind and 4th Thursday of every
month.
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Hold to Answer.

Il. Taylor, alias Barey, who was arrest
ed hero Wednesday night and lodged in the
station house on the charge OF stealing $50
from 7. l.. McClaren, at Eagle Ford, was
taken before Justice Edwards yesterday and
in default Of $500 bail, was committed to the
county iail to await the action of the grand
Jury, which convones Monday.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

srYoTrcE.K. Of H.-Mee,ins OF Queen City
Lodge al. X. of.H., Monday evening. October
10Th, instead Of Friday evening. rth,. for
purpose Of confsrrinsNssNsa ny order Of The
Dictator. "A. G ARpRBY,
Rspovss,.
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ahsspl sNespl sheepl

sheep, sAespi sheepi
One thousand sheep snd twelve lns i'm.
ported bueks for sale. This sheep are good
and In hns condition. WIZ sell on account
our cuisines u such that we can't give
proper attspuon Yor information apply
CoystosnA, Te1aA
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Decline OF Man.
Impotence Of mind, limb or vital function,
nervous weakness, sexual debility &c.
cured by Wells Health Remover. 81. AZ
druggists. Depot, George T. Atkins.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07

Anybody can catch cold now. The
trouble Is to let go, like the man who caught
the bear We advise our readers to keep d
bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup handy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07

Hats Hsni Hssi
Tho latest novelties In felt, plush, straw
chip and poroupins. Call al N. Rossniha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01

Winter steady n 87d. Corn-lfixed Old dull AZ bldi
New, steady aid tott0useed Oi-Yell0w american,
steady II 2sd. Rosin-CommOn London hrDer n IBID
hplrits Tarpentine at London. steady az 3D.
LIVERPOOL May 3l.-Receipfs OF Wheat for tho week
Frun Atlantic ports 50 900 quarters fm Pacific ports,
1880 quarterL
LyEGIooi, May sl-l2 p m-IArd 549d per cTtfor
lean.
LIVERPOOL. May AL D. mThn receipts Of Wheat for the
past three days 10000 oenalS including $4,000 Amer.
lean.
LIVERPOOL May 81 Lao D. m Broadsuis- Corn
Alog PEI Genital forNew MlHed Western Flour 9allipe
GENITAL for Western Canal Wheat NlOd dd per GENITAL Ion
Ateage California White eGd d9Yd for California tlnb
- $1,000 i.r Red Western Spring ah,d Tor Red WINTER
LONDON, Nav 3l-i3D y. m.-Rehued Petroleum. bi2d -
6A'd per gallon Spirits ~ Tuneutine, "a. per cWL
sugar ~ ~ 0Z7 per cVt for Cuba Centrifugal
haNlasTkS Nay 81 Tho market for yarns and iAbnes
Guei .SDinch, 90 reed. Gold End thiriing@ 80 =
yards 70 o. 7ad az % inch. 90 reed Printer ~ yards
n 2 or 3td a5lO5 No 40. Mule Twist Pair. second
ANTwEkf Nav 3l.wiooxs Lard closed at 1873 francs so
eentimeH per 100 kos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01
whs,s Ass4sc. erode sperm s8ssse Grade Cotton sesa

whs,s gss spsy ssssss SSds M Seisss $40
ss s:%; ssSss $
s " S.S S5%ss s sssd
and BSSre 7e Case; iSs GTSde closing 81 .e
demand Ss.s : . s 1s SaST
ss se Is New 6S Mes. spo quoted At as 75se
si5 f5 CITY Fa%ily il5 30 CgI.1ss, ys "
bee fairly aEs T% sa s 100 h es cy EI bsn IN
$Hos n1ES Saa tat
s sSG eEsa hall lp sns fi ss sn1i
o"fI Arr S SSce mssG s pef
cSeS TA TsSss more 'SE e1P o Prime
Steam sRot 1922 closing Pa le S J ga ,eA va
ios9 &C. closing sSc; zbo6 Aufast losos
lSs1 s slS:ns C1 os.GSsf %,Ins
1 1esOe S0 tc sed tc @ o ReGned
sales 400 tcs Continent BUTTER Market dull, dull
@ ssse half tubs Fair to 5eG STATE
70 Far issisc state creamefy, Choice l9s2le
Wssern Creamsry Fair t. Choice lgS2s lei, WeTr oc s
ise; Western Factory Poor 70 Choice IoaI,e CHEESE P
Choice loci skins. comIou to Choice "a c. Western
demand oS ar a. ,s. aS PcnosyySaa IsSc Long
island and New.Jersey:. 15eiCc.i Southern Lci
kfcE-The market is steady with fair demand; quote
Prime &c; Choices s7S Ransoqn 27,e5c IN band
sALI@T ar demand fir Lson rs harsa 'sSd
Phoenix So SO other brands 81 qsl 25 Liverpool Ground
SPICES Generally dull; Calcutta Ginger, 5S5c. Am
5c. Cloves. 81 d3Sisc Hmento 7a1se SINGAPORE
Pepper l54c Sumatra do, 154 a Is c " hite do ~
Mace 66a70o; China Cassia, l72dl9ci Prime batavia
do lee. Prime Nutmegs ~ dS6c.
SUGAR-Raw sugars I'm and quiet in fact It was
higher balances that checked business Fair Re-
timing, 7sc bid, IN 7lsd7Sc. asked no sales he
fined rn and more active Cut Loaf lOAc Crushed i0c;
Powdered lOSc; Cubes. 1OL.c. Granuated lOhdlOrc.;
Mould "A. Zoe Confectionery A." lr.; STANDARD A.
ps 40 &C. "a" gAdsosc.: White Extra" c., etdgac;
yellow do do, StsSs7.c, Yellow &C" 740stc- Yellow.
sTEHaINE-zouiet, uncnangsa: quoted lsc-
TALLOM-Firn: sales. 10000 D.. . l2Gbsiec .
Leaf. quiet sales, $50 including
and seconds crop 1890 lOle. New England crop
1879 lJa2Oc and PeiDsy vans do l2a25c also 500 bales
Havana s5c d$l is; Kentucky dull and unchanged, no
sales reported.
WHALEBONE-Trade quiet and prices unchanged
NOOIThere have been moderate sales IN small way ana
be- reported Ina fact there new
features 10 the market The stocks ARE n con
rather heavy.