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, 1881-02-20

The moon will be In her last quarter at 1:40
p. H., Monday; In perigee next Saturday morn.
ing; and new a week from tomorrow. She will
be with Mars Friday night.
The SUMS upper limb will rise on Monday 1t
6:46a; u. m. south at 13m 44.s9s. p. M and set 1t
5:4lA p. u.
The suns upper limb rises Friday NEXT st4
6:409 a. H., souths at Ism. 47s p. m., and sets
The siIereat time Thursday mean noon Hil BE-
22oh. Ism. 5I.41s. !.
Mercury will south Tuesday at lie p. N. and
set at T:l6 D. N. Thursday be will south atl:I1.
p. and set at 7:1S, or about au hour and aha!t
after the sun. He attains his greatest eLonga"
ton east Q8 dcgrees) Wednesday morning. Tns
present week ia peculiarly favorable oue .of
seeing the planet Mercury He will shine 1ua7
as brightly as Saturn, il no clouds interfere With
the view, from half to three quarters OF an hour:
after sunset IN the city, and even Inter ID tfs,
country.
Mars will south Thursday at 9:55 q. NJ. rising:
at 5;l2 t. m., and nearly due south from the TWO
bright stars IN the held Of Capricorn. He y TOO
far away from us to be very interesting oo1ees
even through the telescope, as bis moons afenos
at present visible.
Venus, Jupiter, aud Saturn are now "ouncoea
together" within an apparently small space u
the heavens. In the latter part OF tn's ~eeA
they will form triangle ct brilliant points,
Venus being the brightest and most nofsnefs5'
while Saturn, the least brilliant OF the tntse'
will be at the eastern or left-hand corner OF eno
triangle. Next Thursday they will move as 1of-
lows, with reference to our meridian and ao11~
zon: G..
2VeRassr::.-@@ Vsnas 5@ ;: ;. d. n. :$P.@.!
Saturn. p. m. 9:49 p ~
Venus Is now at her greatest ,efongaucn eass
ward from the sun. the angular d1sta1co 49,
about 46k degrees. That means she IS stAuou-
ary with respect to the geo centre n'o@na* w.
She, however, appears to aasanIo 49,
wards the east, as compared VIII -'ap
and Saturn, because those two planes a3u uoa !;
ing the place OF the sun, ut tho rate or aea1u
degree each day. She will pass 5h dessst7
the north Of Saturn Tuesday Of next "eek.
small telescope suftjces to show Venus a. nal-
moon, at the present time, proving 'ua1 eu1
now at tho greatest angle Of nearly s'Sn*
angled triangle, tho earth and sun ueus /
ut tho other two corners Of the figure no ~,
also, by simple operation in plnin Is'Sono
try, obtain from the present POSITION Ano".
edge of her relative distance from tha sun' ~. b..
enough for most purposes The relau'ou,
tance Is the sine Of 42h degrees INC ans
which the sun aud Venus subteuo ~ -:
observer on the earth. The sine OF toa1 ans
0.725, nearly: and c. .5:SS<3 Is the result oo'@n:
BY the most accurate methods enpiogeu- ,ors
Venus will continue to grow In hs1Rhtns
nearly month yet; while Jupiter ana l.t,r oa.1
will diminish as they pass toward eon1one.'
with the sun two months hence ~.
Uranus will south Thursday at 1o:35 q" .., n1
ing then in right ascension 10 hours % unnu
aud north uecliua tion degrees 70 olnntes
Neptune will south Thursday at *" = .tn ~
Right ascension hours 10 minutes, ana "@
declination 10 degrees II minutes.
, 1881-02-20

argument on the pumping-works into three
columns of. fine type. That was case in
which there was safety III multiplicity Of
words. Nobody read it.
, 1881-02-20

Mn Ton NlcuoL has been appointed Con-
missioner Of Indian Affairs, and will inllne-
diately proceed to subduc the hostiles by
reading them one Of his speeches on the
money question.
, 1881-02-20
Astronomical.

Chicago (TR1BuSE ofiice), north latitude
Il deg. sem. SIS; west longitude 4om- lSs. from.
Washington, and 5h. som. 80s. from Greenwich
The subjoined table shows the time cf 1is-
ing OF the moons lower limb, and the Of :.
fcial time for lighting the first street-lamp
in each circuit In this city, during the COM
ing week, unless ordered sooner On account
of bad weather. Also the following times for
exting11ishtng the first lamp:
, 1881-02-20
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1851.

i CORRESPONDENT says that Gen. Garfield's
health is badly shattered, and that he has to
keep himself up with "tonlcs." So the
chances are that tonics will be served at the,
state dinners
, 1881-02-20

LIE Drc, the: AGRICULTURAL Commissioner,
who b,< hadthe proud privilege of distrib-
up Us paldfor out Of the Treasury of
States to whomsoeyer he wished
\this broad land, will be permit
% no longer. His course was
an infringement on the pre-
spngressmen, and by their
, 1881-02-20
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

APOLLO coMMASDERy, no. ]. KSIGIITs TEN
50 eSst:n
or Ma 70 ne slr annrcs
aiwass wsme espssaiy ,nsi,ea np9n ,n!s 9s
eason- 1uli atendance Of Ihe tnsoefs Is oes'feo
ny 0rdef Of the Eminent i s. Tif?AsY, Recorder
III Txenty csnyeea,ion Monda5 on "
Lv-lurys also other :,upprtuut trs3ncss Al mem
pers requested TO oe present s MTM s seeren1y s
QUEEN ESTHER CHAPTER. No II. 9. F. $:
;hs f ' 'hs
sss;s Ssss ss'a = (. :es %sfs'
GEORGE Il THOMAS su, rosr So SS.5e: nes r. = x !,
G,ana lr Xiay iiali Mus.c lsterary danci,is and
4fsaa Eli ass 81 a ss
mSEoW i .s sss nsn t. 70 stse 9sss2. sns2
s,sSs: ss !ssp sID 5 WoSS s. e.
coR1STHlAS CHAPTER. no, Il T. 4. 2i:-special
c"nvoca.ion Nnday evening Feb =. AZ ~, ocioek.
Wsrk on ,!,r ~ i: A. Degree. Wishing Companions nro
J, .. p1cKEns5a. 3steas .eereas; MelA'S''ioN' l. E
loo T-ExCELs!oi. ESCAMrMEST, no. los
dress :. IT, tens sofner M Sisrk
1ext Fr3uay evening. Feb - i1Epetluni business
and df,l Visiting t'a:riarehs ns!s. i ni GsdeF
E. u. REiNEEs. Scribe
D. A. eastman LODGE, no. eai 4. F. M-
,i; IGssd,x s9 sFtn ,rls,e r. IN n
purlant wurk- fuIl a.ectanec II fuemeers desired
Si''tin: brethren "s''S"S e. T. i; Secretary
Union PARK LODGE; No. Gu r: Is 4. M:-ncEa'ar
mi if.lfitt3
hlnFen cofaaIls nv'sed r H:1sr a1 y ), 9scro,,
LANDMARK 1oDG E, So.is!, 4. F, : \. M.-11all
S"nss Inir.y,seEenin,s' .no co.t:e I. Gn,:e;a' r. );
Important work 'iS':, X !Hts:sp sS1aIsy ar'sfa
Ii. M.HARR1s, Secretary
La FAYETTE CHAPTER, No. ? R. \. M--I1rll
z a;onros-st Special Censvsa lon Aopday escn's.
'1'ns eonpanons "es:%s WM. ( Is EnP
J.BRrAR, Secretary.
FKEEnoM LODGE, 40. II. LOYAL ORANGE IN
ST1TtIION-icets to-morrGw tMonday1 eren1n:
WILLIAM II. STAFFORD, Secretary.
ORIENTAL coss1sroRY, 9. Pr, $ :a5.-kes-
'' Assembly 1o''So'' s's@ juiiS is IN USEiL y 'e'
GIL. ". BARNARD, So, Grand secrctar,.
AsuLAn LODGE, no, ::05, A.. +. 4 \. M.-spccial
york. The fraternity cyrda'ls, tnvi!ed. ilai. Il
Monroc-st Z. H. CRANE, Secretary
of FIRE ED ci9ASts u.:s; xo 9HnF !;
l-s Clnrk-st {. STuANT BEArr1E, scribe.
, 1881-02-20

Frtfrfd at tak Post- ore at Cacn2a, III. a s<eon1-
Class Matter.
rorthe hencnt Of our patrons who desire 10 seno
.,,r;e copfes Of THE TRIBUNE through the mail "o
ave herewith the t1ans:en; rate o: postage:
DomtstIe. PER Copn
Fight and Twelve Page pape:. cents
c,--oo, p~ra t,,1ar ................J cents
F0Trf2n.
Eight and Twelve Page PAPER. ce"s"
c..,..1 ra,a rn,n- cents
, 1881-02-20

The report of the Finance Committee is
practical document and its recommended
tons are well considered and lust. The city
is now at a crisis III its financial affairs.
Five years ago it was III a most desperate
strait without money or credit, and over
whelmed with all outstanding floating debt
Of questionable legality. Economy and re-
tfenchment were not debatable Questions
they were imperative The City Govern
ment wisely cut down its expenditures, and.
, 1881-02-20

ORIENTAL CoSs1sToRY 9. r. T. $. :s2o.-kee-
MIR Assembly Thursday eren ng Feb =: Ey order
JtiiN UNEiLi., H..
....... .. Cun,mD nuer-n -Ehief.
GIL. " BARNARD So, Grand Secrctury.
, 1881-02-20

FnEEnoM LODGE, 40 II. LOYAL ORANGE IN
ST1TETION-Afcet* to-nprrUw tMunday1 erentn.
ut ES Cark-st- annual meeting demands the pres-
WILLIAM II. STAFFOliD Secrcta.y
, 1881-02-20

ASuLAn LODGE, NO :s)3 A. +. K \. M.-Special
meettng Tuesday evening" Feb -, for Important
work The Fraternity cvrdtas tnvi1ed. HALL. II
MUnruc-4t t. II. IlkAN <, Secretary.
, 1881-02-20

CHICAGO CHAPTER. NO, ~. l. 4; M-liall
III Twenty second C.nyectond Monday PM ~
ly-aws: also. othcr :1uportunt tns.ncss AZ mem
bers requested 10 be present. hs niTier g ne H. e.
l,P. ELI eA!t Il. @fcIetnl9'
, 1881-02-20

QUEEN ESTHER CHAPTER no. Il. 9. +. s:
tbc stnt: u illinois Monday Feb, u. Every
ea:ber Is earnestly requested to be l1:seu s'sisr
Aalron. fLottESeE a1LIo->t cee'etaA''
, 1881-02-20

APOLLO CoMMASDERy, 40. ]. KS1GIlTS TEN ~,
LAK-S1,ecinl Conciave Tuesday evening" tcp iss4'
ery u Dats.ose. Md the sir k,'ishs " Ap"ll" WI
he rrsruted Sir knt:tLs t.f Other Com 1ianuefacs
siwnSs weicome especially invited upon .hls oG
cnsiDn fu attendance OF the tneulbers Is desired
Xy order Of the Eminent t0EEHantaF
~ S Il. $. TIFFANY, Recorder
, 1881-02-20

OCCIDENTAL CoaiMASDERV, NO. ], ORDER
OF THE RED CiiuSs-Meeis Tuesday evening
Is CInrk-st- {. STUART BEAI-rIE Scribe
, 1881-02-20

La FAYETTE CHAPTER, No. ? R. \. M--Ilrll
y atunrue-st Special tnnsvca Lon Monday evening"
Feb. Il 1t ~ u'cOtS fur work Oh l. H. DL+ree F5-
ti!uR companions welcume ~ uEdsr of
WM. II. fUhSiTH, ~ E. Il P,
W.J.BEfAR, Secretary.
, 1881-02-20

GEORGE H. THOMAS POST No. 6. G. !. t.. will
give their third reception f:day cven1n.. Feb = at
frcshmcuts arc nil on the program. Couelues and
fritnds will pie:1se nok forget it4-s:3J sharp.
, 1881-02-20

LANDMARK 1ODG f, Su-ss!, A. F. I \. M-711all
.nss Inirty-screntn-ss- aud ColtI:e Grnve-ar.-
Negriur Communication Frdny evening, fcD, =.
lm ur4snt work Visiting brctrcn CORDIALLY Invited.
W. W. CilA1iBE!iLAlN, ". H.
M-HARRTS, Secretary.
, 1881-02-20

RAINBOW :lIuDGE, NO. 400, l. Q. Q. F-There
will Imitation ot several candidates Monday-
Feb =. All me.abess VI the Craft cordially tn
yitrd u atlr,d. Ihe new work isEsrv interesting.
Guyei sounds Ut sharp. u, W. WOOD. n. u.
L. t.kEESEUDu. Secretary.
, 1881-02-20

D. A. EASTMAN LODGE, NO. Gst 4. F. i A. NJ
Regular Cu1uauccation iresda7 evening. Feb. =? IN
tAer n1lt, corner West 4fuds,s and luer -sts. Iu-
lurlant work fuIl a,teEtauee IT meu1ters desired
Sistt1: bfrtiren welcunle. T:,U sharp.
Il i. p1CLI.aSS. Secretary.
, 1881-02-20

UNION PARK LODGE. No. Gil. r. l. 4. M.-RcEular
Communication Will be held :iuEdas evening, Feb
bfe;uErn cordiuiis invited. ~ order ". 81.
j. T. CLUETT. Secretary.
, 1881-02-20

10. r-ExCELs!on ESCAMrMEST, NO. los
ALI pn.r:nrrhs ordered to ai,rear In tnti!ut
dress the corner Clark 1nd NAshtnEton-sls.
1ext FrtuHy evening Feb. - i1Epenuni business
and dfiIi. Wishing tu:riarchs inr!teI X: order
q. u. PAKk1SS, T.. +.
r u RrfNEFs Scribe
, 1881-02-20

cOR1ST1IAS CHAPTER. nc. IL T. 4. M.-spec!al
Cnnvoca.ion Monday evening. Feb. =. III ~ ocioek
Work on ttr K. 4. Degree. Wishing Companions hre
Invited by 0rtler ,
ARTHUR WARRINGTON, FL F.
J, y. DICKEKSOS, Secrctary.
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PERSON NAE.

L. Gund, secretary Of tho German insur-
snce company, Frceport, Illinois, is in the
city.
Bob Puriy has returned from = trip to
Galveston aud AusIio, looking halo and
hearty.
Miss Lizzie Sorlay is spending few DAYS
in Denton, y guest of Mis-. Robinson and
Mr5. Spauldng.
Captain George A. Quiolau, division
superintendent Of the Texas Central railroad,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs Il. NJ. Birjwoll, gifted and accom-
plisbod lady Of Mumsfordsvillo, Kentucky,
is visiting tho family Of Judge Field,
Captain c. McCorile. of Austin, sls,p
agent for the improved Tennessee wsgon "a
in the city, u guest u. the st. George hotel.
Mr. JohnC Wh,la, brother of The late
Colonel W. H. WhitlA srrivld in tho city
yesterday from biz home, New Brighton, Pa.
Miss Ada Rauch left yesterday morains
to visit friends in Waxahachie. It viii be
con'oIins /, hct many friends TO know that
her stay will be eboTt-lhst tho sunshine OF
hor prpsolce viii DO lpst 90 Dallas ior only
two woNla.
The HERALD sncium was complimnnted
yeslerdey,at noon bp a chsmirg visit from
lhrlo lito gracCs -Misscs A0nie Lantz
LINDA Afford and Miun,e VIII at who,
sweet with lilo in every fold, can Of bring
Tor US some bouIoniorcs dyed w,,n forgot.
mc.nots, the blush rose sud tho ly." not
emitting tho jo(h)a-QulQ)l Tho lowers
may fade, hut the odor will lirg,r
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AROUND TOWN .
Ma Trinity Is on ihn snhsidn.

Tho Trinity is on tho subside.
Yesterday was smother lovely, sunqhiny
day.
Colonel 4. w. Miner left Yesterday for The
wost. Hcw will DO NJ tao Abilene sale.
Ann Uheburn will DO tried before Justice
Price on the charge of using proiano Ian,
guago.
Wo regret toleMl that Mr.. w. II Gold.
thwai'o y confined to lis bed by severe
attack Of pneumonia.
Many of our citizens talk ofntlerding the
sale OF OTIS nj Abilene on the q. u Z. road, to
take place on tho 10Th.
In Justice Elwardl cour. Yesterday II.
McCabe was fined 81 for using pr5Gan o
language 10 public place,
George Loving and Eliza Wilson, both
colored, diod AT their homes in Erce man.
Town yesterday OF raeningitis
Tho platform on tho north sdo of tho
Texas& Pacific depot gayeaway under tho
heavy pressure OF freight yesterday.
MIR, Worden,the gun smith, q rebuilding on
his lot In tho burnt district, corner of Elm
and Murphy streets, u one story br'cl; build
lag.
II any person desires to find out tho truth
or falsity Of all this talk Of Dallas improves
ment lot him try to hiro a carpenter or
painter
A HERALD reporter was shown Yesterday a
pencil sketch Of Max Miller, of this city, The
works Of his brother, John Miller, and Il re-
floc,s credit upon the young artist.
Stewart, Of tho elevator. has a terrier who
watched q rat under tho sidewalk ye,torday
for eight hours. No had his lunch brough,
70 him but declined 10 oas II until no caugh,
tho rat.
Mr.. A. w. Nowlin Gays that hc IA no. q
candidate for alderman from tho third ward
on any political or any other iiSk,.. His US
pira.i,ns don't run tina! way, and besides he
10 10 democrat.
A child, yesterday, Ia Esst Dallas swsl-
lowed a pin and the reporter rushed 10 III,
epot for IA item. Upon arriving az Its res
doncc tho man Of news was distressed 10 Nae
,hs, II was only chinquepin.
A careless and reckless driver who WA
out In buggy yesterday airing himself
droso over tho little con Of Nc. Al. u. Stone
badlS bruising him. Tho police should sup.
Or as this fast riding and driving.
al, old Qlobs hotel, on south Main stto,i
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AFTER CouNTERVEHFERs


Some tw, weeks 40 neatly dressed and
well appearing man ot some thlrly-iiye sums
mers arrived in this city, and his quiet man
nnrs and hi, oxtromo reiiconco attracted Mt
teu!ion. He registered q. the st, George AS
u. Hawkins, D2nver, Colorado, Several
times he wss absent ftom tho city 40 much AZ
two days a! u tima Soma OF those curious
to know tho business Of such an extremity
rc,icent man oonjecturol all sorts Of things
concerning his occupation. Ono said that no
was cattle man, and another that he WAS u
murderer who had fled from the old states,
etc. Last night developed who the man was,
or at least his business here, when be made
dive at party at tho Union depot and goi
left. Tho police became Interested IN his
movements snd he was compelled, ia order to
save himself from being arrested, to give
away his calling. Hlo said that he WAS q
Pinkcrton detective, and that he had followed
band of sevcn coautcIloiters from Phila.
delphia to this city, aud that no had located
them several days ago in White Rock bot
tom, u few miles east Of this city. Ga that
occasion no mot tho loader OF
tho gang, known as ZOO Frny,
alias Dobblns, on the road, and had cauShs
his horse by the bride and lovelcd cooked
pistol On him, when Frey cut him
Ia tho le0 shoulder With l,nilG, inlicjGgs
slight lt5h wound, ard wheeling his horse
had made his escape, be firing three inClIoc.
tual shots after him, when no returned to the
city. This Is the detectives story. The man
ha saw nj tho Union depot wac, no says,
another ono OF the gaug. HO saya thas th5
gang drgt operated ia Philadelphia and caml
to reNas, whore they have boon turning out
we'll executed bills OF the denomination Of
$50 and $500 blls GA tbs Fourth Nauona,
bank Of Boston. Re claimed Lnst they hal
their plates anl ali tho necessary material
with them and that they were flooding
western and southern Texas with thoirspun.
Gus money, showing 1t principally among
tho stockmcn. Ito was approached by Il
HERALD reporter for further particulars, bu.
ho refused to have anything moro TO say
about tho matter. Soae Of the officers worc
inclined 10 believe tho whole affair u canard,
but no showed officer Wsller his credentials
MS detective. Hc boarded tho north bound
train whom II arrived, saying tina. no world
give up any further attempts to capture the
gang for tho present. He Is Of the opinion
now that they have scattered.
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Clo pId Reliable,

George Rick, the oldest furniture dealer in
the city, has one of the largest ar' mca. OLE
giant stocks Of furniture " r3,erga n Dali
las. And, while ho .eeEa lie lowor grades,
at either Wholesale or retail, ho pridas him.
self on keeping tho latest styles aud patterns
and elegant designs Of new furniture. What
Sanger Bros, sre to tho dry goods trade,
Georsa Rick is TO the furniture trade. Boti
arc old llrms, ard both have the confidence Of
the people. Those who know Ricl, will buy
OF no othor person. When furniture is wanted
call and SEQ him, make his acquaintance, and
buy your furniture from him, IL you wan. to
DO pleased in goods and prices.
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A llrnOn Of Trnrnns.

Paul Miriui, an Italian, and II Davis wcro
found by Officers Waller and Ei. Cornwall
loailag around tho union depot, and they
arrested them ON tho charge OF vsgrancy.
They were taken before acting Mayor Bohny
yesterday, and were each fined 50 for being
impecunious gentlemen OF leisure. Mirni
exhibited healthy roll of money, but said
that before hc would give up u cent Of Il no
would sweat II Out in tho station h0usc.
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or nearly all of them, aud against some OF
them there are number Of charges. Besides
tho eleven TO be indicted there arc four
prisoners in Jill who baye been indicted by
former grand jurel, but who have no. Up to
this tins been tried.
II will bq seen in q moment t6at tho ex>
istng stale of affairs in regard to tho Jail is
Of itself compliment to tho efficiency and
activity of our county officials. Only four
indicted mon were carried oyor fiom Tho last
term of the court, and WI are assured that if
Judge Aldridge can giva reasonable time
to the trial OF tho criminal docket we will |
havO almcsta "clean jgiP y. tho end Of the
term
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The dstrlc court for Dallas county con-
vonea noxt Monday. Tho term will DO of
only two moa,hs' duration, bu. twill DO an
important term ssrhero aro now eleven prls'
cncrs confined In the coaaly Jail, charged
with felony, awaiting tho action Of the grand
jury Of this tern. We ara intormei by tho
officials tina. lhero arc plain cases against all
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Andies fDnIlqs ana Norih rexns,

lam now entoring my fourth year in dress
Masking in Dallas. Thanks for tho liberal
patronage bestowed in the past, guarantee
tina! in tho future all work done by me can
not DO exceled in fit, style or finish, in any
of the eastern cities. haze and shall keep
on hand all the latest designs of ladies and
children'a suits, NJ they appear from the
press. Give me q cal ut 1854 Main street
Dallas. Texas. Mrs. V. u. WALLER.
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An Enterprisjn. Man

Numerous lsttering testimonials show
what M. Strickland g. Co., of Galveston,
have accomplished in their line of business.
Their photographic work is inferior to none,
and their JOB printing and binding depart.
ment are the most com pleio in Texas. 1t is
not necessary TO send your work away from
home for M. Strickland & Co. can do it MS
vel and as cheaply as northern houses. Send
convinced.
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Tho Mckinney Enquirer hiss a column and
over about manufacturing, which WAS writ
ten by the editor after visiting tho boot and
shoe factory of ~. g w. Hunstsblo in that
place. He thinks they deserve credit ion
building up IN industry lilia ths. in their
lively little city. The Advocate also spesl,s
Of the enterprise Of this firm, and prclic,s
that they VII be rival of some of lhe
largest eastern factories in claiming Tcxaa
trade.
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the Grnud rUrim MnSqucraac In,,
The grand Purlm masquerade ball, und ?
the auspices of tho Young Mems Hebrew
Association and tho LonO Star Lodge M
" of the l. o. \. S. OF l., will take place y,
Moningcr'a Hall, Tuosday.evening tho 10Th
inst
Great preparations have been ma1o %
make this tho finest and most ENJOYABLE siyai,
that has taken place hero for yeats
Only limited number of tickets will ho
issued, and these can only b, had from MOI,
Oero OF tho committee OF Arrangements.
The price OF The ,ickcls will lrcludo s,,.
per. and u carriage for tho lsdes, sup
Ladies' expecting 10 20 on mSsono o,a
wishing n carriage 10 call ioi them. viii n,esso
leave or send their namns and nj1,e,sn, '.
or before Monday, tho li,h inst. Ia NJ W "
Bloch, at Ssnger's shoe department, A'' o.
Tho carriages will cali for the Ll,o, J..
tween $3.50 and 1880 o'clock, and 10 Gcili,s,o
matters, the commit 60 utg,nlly mana, , ,hV
ladies to 30 ready when called lor AZ ,bo , WV
rages mus not DO detained. ''' var
Costumes can be- had on srd sro. SAT-.
aal, AZ Iurncr Hall.
D. q uprsSnsv.
!. FREnyBd
a. MEtztgn
oommiGeo o, | O.Fs,ofI
NAY RosESrrLp,
j. Btocu.
AK. Huasr
Co mi,tee II. Y.n.LA
a. z. RosssrnAi,
Chairman.
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A worthy Insfi.niinn

. Attention is called to ths Medical and
srHT,g'csl Institute md free dispeussry, corner
Of loydras and Main streets. This is a truly
eh"'lable institution. Il reflects credi, upon
our fair city, md is worthy Of the liberal
patronage of our citizens. See advertisement
in anoLher column.
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Removal,

,,S j., II; pIke has removed his FURNITURE
STOKE from ilS Elm street to 1903, S05 and
do' Elm street, ono block ives, Of tho old
stand where everything in tho line of n,rui.,
,lto can DO found NJ thu loves. priees. SEQ
him before purchasing elsewhere.
Sign Of tho RED BEDSTEAD.
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Tho carnival y, Now Orleans is the centre
OF American attraction this week, yet Mardi
Grss Is but . "aeeIin poinp and show"
while those New Orleans nand.maic cigars
kept by III Espanol uro "always with us.l,
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rconnmr Cor tI,a sinL

,ntnuying the medicine known ns Kidney .vnrt
T, hurr' Vegetable compound OF wanaorn,i
hpA,v W MI dlteaeos Ut the liyerand kidnsva'
uht WNase makes SlN quarts ormp,iicire.
prepared ii pure witsr. src lafr M ,r Sti s,
ment eV "V'Vi' ~
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We Relieve

lhN II everyone would use Hon gltters
freely, there would loo much lesa sletp,ss .,d
m.tery IN The world, and people ate fast nn,i.
ing una out, whole tmlllca keeping we'll al n
Irin NJ cost by iis use. We advise ali 10 III
N--u. " y. k1ches'er, u, Y. ~
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Theo, largest seek OF books, albums and
imliscetlsLoous dictionary in Dallas at W. ].
Shoue's wholesale aud retail book sto.o sos
Main strnnt. wv
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II. j. RosenGold has Just received Il full
line of picked Tongues, german dill pickles
and yeast powder, where in each pound can
you will fad Il German silver spoon.
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Il. T. Curtis, ioweler. III Main street. ST
George hotel building. Watches and lew.
elry carefully repaired.