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NOtiNC.

l take pleasure in informing my friend:
throughout the state of Texas that | have
made an engagement with Marshall, Field &
Co., Chicsgo, successors to Field, Leite,
Il Co., with whom l have been fol
nst two years. During the com,
ing season my headquarters will
DO at Dallas, where can be addressed at any
time, l shall have with mo the mos! com
plete line Of samples, and am prepared tc
make prices that will secure the attention o.
those needing goods. Correspondence go
liciled.
]. p. w. HARLAN.
Post Office box No. 2hl.
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l suffered terribly. Had made arrange.
ments NTH q prominent surgeon TO operate.
a friend advised me to try Giles Liniincnt
and pills did so and to my unspeakable
JOY, got immediate relief, and am now cured
j, l. KENSIN,
Metropolitan Hotel, N, Y,
Giles pills cure rheumatism. Sold by nil
druggists. Send for pamphlet.
Dr. GILES,
LEO West Broadway, NY
Trial size - cents.
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PERSONAL.

j, o. Nioholson, Of Sherman, Is guest at
tho St. George.
William Ray, of Marshall, Is registered Al.
tho st. George.
A, II. Harris and wife, Of ovilla, were al
the ST. George yesterday.
II. q. Francis and wife, of Denton, arc
guests at the st. George.
Captain A. T. Wilson, sheriff Of kaufman
county, was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. WIN. Edwards, Mrs, I. y. Perry
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- Ut ~ W. 1ANLNV
Post Office box No. 25l.
Clement, BNne & Co., Manufacturers
OF Clothing, Chicago.

Mr.. j. ID. Smith, OF Texas, Is representing
our principal towns and cities. He will show 10
the trade the finest and most complete liae OF
samples ever shown In the State. His firm ac-
knowledge no superiors, and will make prices
deiying competition.
For the accom- mediation Of their customers.
only. they make suits TO order, n specially.
All orders addressed to the firm, or to Mr.
Smith care Grand windsor Hotel, Dallas; or
Postoillce box GI sherman, will receive
dr0mpt attention.
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Tho Purest lee,

W. 7. Jarrett Is in constant rcceip. Of
northern lake ice, "pure MS the tear Of
beauty" and twice as natural, which he will
deliver TO any part Of tho city a, any hour
In the day. Leave your orders at his iee
house, Poydras street, between Main and
Il m. "''''
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A FrnnkfOrttKy.) Physician write,

Some months ago tho daughter of one o
our prominent citizens was pronounced a
hopeless consumptive. She was very much
reduced In flesh, terrible cough, hor life grad.
ually washing away. recommended her 10
use "Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry which she did. In 4 short
time she was free from all cough and other
symptoms, and Is now rosy and healthy.
Price 20 cents and Sl.00 q bottle, or six bot.
ties for IS. Tho largo size Is tho moro
economical. Prepared only by DR.. Swayno
" Son, Philadelphia. Sold by druggists.
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Why should we compla,p Of har,, ,,r.,o
S,rop prospects were rev, r better. cotton bring.
nv aHoon price, tho health OF tho city ROOD.
anu w Il. II Blackwell \ Co, stofint AWAY n,
wv w., pounds OF the sweet, mellow tobacco
smoke. "s'o"
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Ohas. Meistorhsns is now delivering TO any
part OF tho city pure northern lake Ice. His
wagon viii call daily. Leave orders al
Temps ieo.and beer depot on Pacific ave.
nue. Wv
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Great Merit.

Az tho fairs give tho first premiums and
special awards Of great merit TO Hop Bittrrs
M Tue best and pu,cst family medicine, and
we knowthey deserve II, They IRE row ON
teXhiotion at the state fairs, and we advise ali
otest Them. See another column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-22

For an artistic shave, or fashionable cut
there is no place in Dallas equal 10 Lee Cobn'
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Gents clothing, furnishing goods, boots
and shoes, hats, etc, etc, at '''''
A. Il Il. MirrgYrnA,'s.
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Lie Coin keeps his bath rooms opon ds,
and night at 5l2 Main street. w.
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Hlelex 4 House have tho incest soda
water In town.
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Reliable StyIe.

The latest novelties in steel woven Tuskan
lace bonne,s, is at Parsons. Not to be found
elsewhere.
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DISSATISFIED WIIH THEIE FACES

4 mass me ting Of cgarmakers was held under
the auspices of Clgarmakers lnion No. la. al the
Concordia Assembly Rooms. Nos. p and 30 Avenue
A. Wednesday night, for the purpose otlnduciDgn new
members To- Join tne Union, and 10 aptate the qnes-
ton OF an increase of wages. samuel GOmptr5 pre-
sided. About 800 persons were present. Addresses
IN support Of the objects Of the meeting were made
i'm the English. German and Bohemian languages.
Strong hopes were expressed by the speakers
that before a year the union would
be one Of the strongest in the country.
A resolution was adopted IN which The members Of
the Union pledged themselves % 10 all hat they
could 10 induce their feilOw-Worhmen to Join their
organization.
W0rkinen in several cigar factories have made
demand for an increase of wages. flYe men who
were employed M Nr. JIc0by's factory IN DoyeT-st.
have been discharged for sending ont call for a
meeting. committee has been appointed by the
employees TO secure an advance OF pay and 10 pre-
vent the firm from obtaining other Workmen ~ place
Of those discharged Jacoby ~ Co.. of No l2J
Broomcst have greed 10 pay advance of % cents
a Thousand. About 300 men IN the factory OF q. +.
Lies 4 Co.,. at S-clud-lye. aud Twenty -secold st,
have made an unsuccessful demand for an advance
ot - and 80 cents % thousand.
The engineers and pilots euployed by the Paw
onll Ferry Company have asked for higher wages
and reduction 30 the number Of hour, of work.
The carpenters m the employ OF the Park Commas
sIunrrs have appointed a Cummltte' - deW1ud an
advance of wages. Tie house painters 81 A"THk
have resolved upon an advance of wages % - %
per day on and after ApGl. /. majority Of The men
Is already pald al I'M, rate.
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The PHILADELPHIA GAS TRUST

PHILADELPHIA, March 31.-At a special meet
irgofCiy Councils tins afternoon, Mr. John Bardscy
chairman ~ the joint Special Committee 10 inv'suga;e
the management ~ the Pm adop1. Gas WORKS pre-
scnte Us rrpoft ~ which The following u synopsis;
firs,-Tuattue tri-ccs ore guilty OF gross mi-manaee-
inent 100 tcr pu hae ~ coal The committee binds - a
tact that the Trlst has since January l. l-1G, pad
an average ~ out dollar per ton Or coal than
W. pti uy other Of coal within the port
OF Philadelphia ~iuce that time the ltu-f ias pug
ci.s about 80 600 tons - coal. Wlc would $50" %
loss Io the Iru-. % ~i.-JoOOO
N-ooud-IAr committee tunks the loaaa.A TOO great
ami irye that it cAu be reduced pei cent saving
OF tu percentage would amount 10 at least Sl-J'O o.
Per aunum. .
Thirf- The Trust seems % employ about - per cent
more men than lurrd by toe annual production -
excess of men re-u from "a" pOii condition ni The
Trust. as matter winch represents about -A'pNuO
Ffh-Inc trustee. have been culpa.ic DO ldGug con.
tracts ihe safe Oi re-lGuis and t-t ~ chase oi ,OM
aud supplies.
>rh- The rr,is''- sfaudtrf r. NOT -ui enty nigh ir
.Irctltg chI~f tNrUuYe ntc"rs. the - officers epfhr
o ,yr Lad control ~ the entire hlsncs' unt-. The
san, ou ~ o., Board ~ nigh selected "lI1ut regard 4"
previous professional Ialu.u-
H. rome lusuu thH commute reto1m' ntcl TIE adop-
9 90 by tl. 1'-plutnus T. Qu-n- me 4o1fc ~
Trustees - fh. CO... Wn b. 10 atf,rs ~ cot .ud Ip-
lIrs do thu other Department. 80 inc rts. cai -
ui-l tucuiu councils TO- 81 t' pAs~ 1 tfdiI nee
o.. az pY-s,-tiun ~ Gas No.A.. . .ft1 ~ ie &C.
r3rffupn' ruu fha ii-,rt control 90 tho Councils and
against tr-eso 90 ihc Gts Dfks looking o. proper
account hy %, 900 ~ their uIIi dEeWcrt ana r"utu
Tlrre-ulufI0u- Wtir adopted Dos TIE Common COUNCIL
AID tu. committee ~ % DISCHARGED.
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CHIRGED WIN I1FAAUCIDE


MOTHER AND DAjGIiIIE ARRESTED.
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E.Ir.r h.I t..l.ii.,'rl Ap.l Fools l,r. ald As
IRVING 20 make u.l tur '.".in cog 3D. pi.,'t il 'e.
a. r..r. ..t. IrNt'- f. insisted ...if ..- li4 c--
l,rtly a..II '.. .r.~ "i % 'nt- -i...., a'd i-e
Dp...' .l.. s,I,'. ituDi iin in iIr -i"i.
A-t., ,cr. loIud scattered ABOUT thc hliti.g.
a. OIL. .r.-.aUI- v.- tn.tt f....I fn.f -'Iti .u-
49, 49,. ,,.,., tc..o,e .ai, s.- -an .a.l. md
,uur- babe Na- in1'd .r' % 10. i'i it' H''i 10
beneath ina-- OF e-.- t-d riin -I'I-' i'i up 80
q iIc-s oi ".I ird it' cI,, H. ' ".I N.7 '""''
tu ihe }. I.r. .ui j.. ll"Wud I.'f"i Us -'l"
iror.i. l'- pIf-|- 1910 CtDltri iIdf ihc c....d
wound dc from .tp'-urr. Iui li Id cN '.rr .Hui
L.l,e ll.rr. SUSAN i...k "a- iIuti ".ralas u"t-
/ ,.I-,, 1890 alI ..Hu Iu Boz Nr OH. lAe coz
stable a-.rl ...l whether t.lt abe 'u -' o. tHc
Town Hall. ~rr ic' .u " 'iIi n4 u.s., ahd Ih
c'Wp'ns "i -'I "'."'I. VIZ '''' ''' ~ i''-' ,u'
liufIr,fr VS. pir'',,f --ui-i mother AND
f,u- f,r ht status. ~rufl.t.. JIG J!-firr COM
f,.,.'.l tt, ur.Itr O. fNt town jan add TIE
,.,,,,,',.r p, ,i,c OF Doe constable
C5..t.,hlc ~.auIit .aI! last rgh' tra IGn~SF
r..,,rfnt A. f'.r uli. family 'a4 SIS lt- fltr an
s,.. eff rrrt,t....'ii 300 Fla, ug. U,ritIrrv a- .
r..rtfet h.. tr.ur aId Dad 20 ..la:.y ul I...r cl-
,ir... l- Of iDil vcre dep o. rht up'r hIs rlru-
irr- ihr on. CLAIMED -il.t III" stable. That HcT
uoiier took th~ "abr ou ol ned Yesterday r'inlnv
Sic denied having any h.ht i' 81" "'i' 81. de'Ih
and the IduiLcI il a4liIitd ihiHNu- % an the out
I u0u-r
hty, nothing 90 saw, WIS iic mother reply
| vbo, oils- .iorrlI Ilout the matter. AVA tie
o,I IL or H. iltur 90 the matter must suffer the COLI
/ ....,,o,.,.
t,.t,r. Frame would not permit tine reporter to
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su,ia labvrinths that can we'll be imagined. Our
Indians had to 10 kept constantly at work cutting
road for through this wickerwork, and In conse-
quence we sometimes covered only four or i've miles
IN twenty-fOur hours. remember on one expedi-
ton we travelled only eighty miles In twenty three
days. OF course we were all the while In water to
our knees owing TO the floods 20 YOU may Just I'M
agine pur plight, When we turned in
southorly direction and arrived at Palenque
sickness broke ont in ranks. the
Mexican Colonel and the Indians accustomed TO
the climate they were. being the first TO fall ILL.,
The masUsl fevers were also too much f0rmy young
French secretary, who was soon Frustrated. and
even l. though of naturally strong constitution
eventually became their victim. In very few days
tbinped terribly and have not ALTOGETHER recovered
al tho present moment. After remaining two months
at Pacuque the expedition broke M and started
on my home joucuey. | shall leave New-York CITY
In ftw DAYS FOR Paris where all the arrangements
for The new expedition will be- made and where the
necessary tools and implements Will be bought'
How long vii yOu continue your explorations !
For another eighteen months OF Sd, that - II the
sccouI expedition starts mex October, as hope.
DO NOT doubt that another wars rssearches VIII pnt
me- possession OF all the Necessary material for
giving the world the history Of ancient Mexico"
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BY COUGHING INMATES.
TIE REASON Is THAT

To tie sar'rer nom hacking congh IRE r. Indeed
weary burden not only lie experience torur bas
els himself g BE- source 81 anE-iy and annoy
ancs % others ;s be oJyltet uy The timely nse u
punonic wAch IA. countless instances, demo- s sat
that cough when u long stand ug can De Competed
~ iis persistent and regular An e proofs exist 70 'hoF
that IAIE'- HONEY or IJhEHOUND And TAR WI
che tie JI0grs. u tar04L lung or bronchial aA,con -
i.tal lsa OF persons have been saved B. Dr. Id
toul ION he ulcriRg in uHtiiseY erses II .,l'AAa
nc ulrefl,sre t. hut estrey botanic AZ SAFE Per
slu. ~ sell palate ami children are not revolt" 0g -
tAs,c AID has ust with cordial cOumcnitton D. a-i ~
f..l al qusrtera Moreover. u Is Inexpensive N'-lA
trn,hti. sore ,roa and colds cannot rtsst a.
UsI.f- uuSLY NF uJkEHoiND AND iA'- = SOD
, AZ eelt. auI s.. tie cntsltso he latter benr
u .r iti,e hat o; TO- 50ccut lrttcs Tho paey o i'ne
t r ~ a. economical point 90 view. "s a. g. ifo'llo
~ anstY sse cies 81 therefore oovou' us sun
mon, 20 purchase the s. packages % tbs -.n'Afd
-sne containing bottles These la-lge' az cent %
ayy al rs, 30n receipt % tie lrce without 'fs '0F
.lvrfv.
nALFs UoNEN OF noREHorND ANp . AZ hi'
10 n D., therre % the proprietor. C. ciIFihN Nof
lI5 ruIt,. So Neu1.r,. so.d ~ druggists aui mcda@
fra -rs eyer Woo
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eos Spain simpson tsr. Ba1tsby, Mod
teylqeoi John Norton Il sons ''''-'-1
schrs Isaac Clark Crainer Georgetown. &C. Evans Ran
Co. Isabel Alberto, Bishop Progreso. Thebaud Bro2
...'-E Arcuarina. Montgomery Richmond Van Brunq
..0cezn Qneen tBrb. MOroug. 81 John, NIB. r Hene1
J Sadiler Bal. Bridgeport. Conn, IL 4 Doyle.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
MoyTLLR. March 3l-Arrved. Ethiopia Q3rl Campbell
from \ ew York on her 10 glasgow.
BoRpEAU1 March SlATriyed, Str Tweed (Br, Willis frorr
Baltimore.
HAxBURG, March 3l-Arrved str Gellert CGer). Kuhle
weln from Ne~.iOrk.
sicily March STARVED Of str Donau (Ger) Busnus
from New- 4 0rk on her way 10 Bremen.
HAVANA March 30-Arryed. str Maxim, casson. frol3
NeW-NorE
AMERICAN PORTS
boston March 3lArriycd Neptune Berry. from Se1
York. str or. elan, Le6alais, from Glasgow.
Cleared. str Irthngt0n (Brl. Broker, for Havana
Sailed strs Partisan, Victoria, United states Norman
NEWORLFANS March 3!Autyei az the Passes str City %
Merida. Nc lntasb from Mexican ports
sailed strs Le Chatelier aud Darlington
PHILADELPHIA. March 3l-Cieared str NARROWER. DsTiE
son for NewYOrS str Reading. COburn for Sew.G0rk.
Arrived ST. Iacoly, DAVIS. from NcT-GOrk.
Sailed. str. Brifsh queen. and ReAiiug.
BALrIM0Ea March 5lAuyed, strs henpor Osborn, from
West ualU,puo; Niuslani. Bowen. IN NeW-fork.
Cleared err Josephine Thompson. MOORE Tor Ne"'lork.
FOREIGN SHIPP'Ni.
loNnoV March 3l--Ssiled2oth inst aurai 29th inst
Carrie Deir. Flad,lfs Noren ,kod a inst. Amor tls
latter for NeSlOrk GaoYa FOR NeHlork, lsIae, stan
dart VIM Cuspm3D Grace. the after tor Sew YORK.
Arrived Both INST EOtspur; tSh Inst Aurora tait bonf
newer KonkOTda 18th INST Asccncoae 3lst inst, Cagos1
Capt IIlcAeyI, FioIl capt hsOgerl Protector
For Later ShfD N,es n mn SCI RIA PIl~
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THE pRoDrcE TXCUAyGE EXCITED.

Considerable excitement was created az the ri o.
duce Exchange yesterday by the default Of Au-
Vustus Brown. a broker. 20 make good delivery OF
10 600 bushels of No. March OATS before the limit
sf time exUled-tue second call. The sale was
made at about 43la ocuts Dushel aud the prce had
advanced about cents ! bushel. George {. Martin.
OF David VS. & CO.. offered TO settle the contract
at 4G cents Wednesday. but ,hs offer was declined.
Hence. according TO the rules of the Exchange,
Robert T. ClsDp. chairman of tho Gram Committee,
bought III the property az the second call on Mr.
Browns account. paving AZ p cents for $500
bushels 47s4 for 5 900 additional bushels. ana 4 >
for the remaining 10000 bushels. Immediate Y
after the sale car lots OF the grade Of oats
bid for at ALL, aud two purchases were made at
4Gl2 and 4D94
80 far as tie amOunt' due on March deliveries of
corn were concerned. the market not affected.
No. corn for March opened az III cents a bushel /.
/ ID cents less than II closed az Wednesday The
market continued TO decline aud at the close car
lots could lot be placed at IS =. although some
was sod at higher figure IN vie" OF making settle
mcuts.
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Sergeant Pickett. Of the NINETEENTH Precinct. was
the first witness called Yesterday afternoon 10y jas
nee Murray al the YoIkvie TO ace Court, T. TESTIFY
I'm the case 81 Scllie Cunningham AGAINST y IN Il
Camp. lie SAID that he was al me desk "a 'Ae sla-
tion SUNDAY evening when Camp was brought iIi
NV Officer MaloncY. When ask sd where ne Was on
Saturday afternoon the prisoner said that De AZ Al
St Bartholomew Church all the afternoon, aud
that his presence there could he proved Sai.p vas
1Len caicd and denied having entered Eigan :
apartments aud SAID that he had never spoken Ia
Miss CUNNINGHAM. On the day TIE Assault was
committed he was at hIs post at the church, when
he did not leave. except for dinner at l. O'Clock
until $50 p. IN. He saw Mrs. Mckenzie who was
employed at the church. about $50 y. ~, and again
AT 3 and he bad long conversation with Lsr about
$50 winch lasted until after o'clock. lie denied
that he tod sergeant Pickett that the sexton wa
at the church Saturday. Mrs. CHRISTINA Nj hen1 e
of No 126 ThIrG-aye.. next testified that she had
a conversation with Camp Saturday, but she FIT
sure that II took place after p. m She might have
seen him betwsou the hours OF ana Ociock, Du'
could not swear 10 It, lie cAdInb llOh VIII piOOd
bly be conc udcd to-day.
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CorFrEMOrsEs ToK WONElNGMLN.

An organIzlti0n calrI iUo MeIT0D0ItN OF =
House Sociciy UImiicdI has been Turned BOO fhis
city Tor the purpose II establishing flee hou4c ior
the working classes. I.e c"rp"rtt"I- "r y. =. ."-
land Charles Wairon@ Frsucls b. iurbci. l.. Mar
raw Ferris. ir. j. y. StcYrus Franklin 'rn James
Talcott. f. W. DOwner B.ceckrr Won N1gcn'r and
William Abbott lie society proposes 10 rent suit
able property below Graud-st and erect thereon a
four-..s,y uuildIug 20 winch % vii establish =
library aud reading room. aad lH winch t,tuics and
other entertainments may bc gwen, in addition 70
lnfoYicaiIng nature. The capital sturh Is placed ~
S25. 900 10 shares of So each Other HOUSES wti
be opencd when tho success 81 the iisl has been
d~u6nstrated II ia intended 10 make OIL, "a snIl ]
proiit on refreshments. IiS plans aud ohIecsoi lAe
society are similar TO those OF Ike asso, aous III
England.
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RElDLAGs ~ ~ NIcKAAM.

The parlors OF M. DIVER Il. Bunce, at No. $50
West Iwentieth-st.. WcIo crowded yesterday morn
inp by ladies ana gent. umeu VINO had gathered 10
hear "A reading by Miss y. G.. Wickham. an intimate
friend aid pupil oi the late Charlotte Cushmau.
Miss Mlckham read lcuuy@0us " Brook, selections
from HawtbornIs Marble Fauu and iTom Tho
wrItirg- of Howeils and Aidrcn, and The Legend
oil the Bells OF Llmerch.' Nlss W lckhdm also read
an auaytIcal paper on the art methods Of aufhor,,
winch she illustrated ly number OF selections
from modern Uucrs. Among those present. were
Mir +. C. Stcdmln. All- Marion F0lcscue. Aire.
J,Inrs barrow. Mrs. Howard Crosby. Ms. X. III.
Sfoid1rd. x-Pfcsldeut William Wood. Of the Boatl
Of l. lucaton. Mrs EtmiuIc smith. Ms. Lowe u,
Ms Shurfhli. Mis-. LrsAiIe Mason, Mrs. &. W.
Kyle aud Locke RICHARDSON LuucA Vas served
during An Intermlssl0n.
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WILL OF MIR. LAWRENCE.

miIIonaire was fled yesterday in the Surrogate's
office. IL bears date December ID, 1879, aud is
subscribed by W. +. Sheffield. W. Z. Sheffield, IT,,
and Traucis StanhOpe as witnesses. James n.
Plat Elisha H. Potter OF the Supreme Court OF
Rhode island, and Coruelia al .'lmes Beach,
children Of the teStatOr are named as executors and
trustees to take the entire estate 10 dispose OF ac-
eordipR to the provisions of their trust.
Mir Lawrence bequeatbed 10 each OF his five
children the OF ~ 900. and $1,000 to ms grand
dangitter Father O.. Lawrence. Out Of the income
aud ,roceeds OF the real estate the further Of
90 600 Is beQueahed each Of the testat0Ts child
Sep. except Albert g. Lawrence, whose debts 10 the
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I'M WOK " DEsIGG CIIAhNAY.


A1MK WITH urr fre>lr AHcIT't"dis' .rr'>s
on IHEtE DII- ANp TWO tiNii TENDS.
De,r6 Cuamy. tie French l.ch cnl,-i.t, who
started from NrN-lo.. AprIl. l-NO. to exp.or' tie
ruins OF Southern Mexico. arrived no tJi7 1ty
"Wednesday eycnns. ilr v.' m~. 100 tie roAh'
room of The NcW-l0fk Hole. .c>'DidN aiictnooI lt
a lEErNf reporter loo ~p"aAus "I t'c iesu"s "I
his travel, NJ. Cu4ruay sad:
D" have every reason io feel satisfied with m}
llbnrs dung the PAS lew months. Tor thong tho
nii- farl,- Iu uy path Wrrr legion nave tlscuN'rr
the runs 90 three &C ent elites and "i Nv" e. ui'-
tr .i,s Inc cNpsItlut uaIts cons. ,t"d ol myself a
youug Ii-lc,lulu WOO a..fd as Wy secretary,
Colonel lpIc. ~ Pt,,K (a-fto, who was commits
stoned to ACCOMPANY 1860 los lte NrNfan b.Vriu-
ment. and two White servant he-I"'- mes l.i'i An
laborcI~ asset scouts. varying Do lun''T from tW'iiF
tn iorIy-hye wtTrr engaged 81 % rent tunes hy NE
ta to tie heavier mammal lah"l such -, 'Vrrl'u.tug
stones ard cutting paths turoue. t"e forests. oar
oprratIous have been almost e." hlrt 10 90" tiuN
me- oi Iahlsco. winch is washed by ihe southern
portion of tho Mex. an Cat. /. VAS ~ tus re-I'u
That after several months ha-d w"th. disc Veied
the nuns % thr clilr, oi tonAc"'. "i Ieotihu'cdi
and of lula. the latter pl cc bong thr ancient me-
tropo- %; the powerful Indian tribe %. the LOT. .c+
also made thorough scar % among Tie runs ol Ia
I,tur ia the Province 1t hIspl. town az great ln
uorauce several trut "s ago. ANA found the many
Interesting archaeology al features. lhe east, nave
taken iu paper OF inscriptions. b' relics and ".a VI
elites would altogether cover "a surface 90 IN -piAio
metres. hey arc already Goa then way 40 Iatl-.
where. after beng rruuuturd, they WA i'rh part
of the iuturc Mu,ce L1rll ard lh"ir value ~ very
htrh indeed 900 uy opinion. aus they VAL undoubtedly
do much To acquJtut H. Win the true history al Tue
,r,,,,ti nf thc. ,..,lly civilization cd Mexico"
"Do YOU intend to make further explorations ia
McNIcOf
II certainly do. Ny reasons for leaving that
couutrv al present ar, tNotold. Firstly. ulIs. o
rnperlt, NY nrs.tla NTH; and secondly "i-' to
sfuty several ar,LD1lrgl III W"ihs lu coahcci li
with Mexican nuns winch are "o' T." ne '"'. JOB
MrsIco hut only m lar-. However AL tuc ur...-
her, of the exp .duou were recently la'd 10" ul t.r
nnlarial levers and that c.fcunti ahc' dion' Won
lave forced me to suspend ms labor, i'i tI....
Nou sec anal. ltuuatrly, urit Wd- 40 dIN season il
smith Mexico last year For 900 nths au month, D;
ponieI INCREASINGLY aud tur cnuie country .t.n ''
r,,,,, a huge SWAMP. TINS iucieas 81 our uiih II,c-
greatly. D.,
" be runs were. in mo-t ca .r,. Almost dirn h'
the luXuIitut vegetation 600 ii' country. lh'i,
tree. grow wiihiu q lew lIcI'- ut each other and
eutwinc ~ rs ~ lOrI the most McxIflcabe IUIesI'