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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-30
The Find of Sub. Marine Diver.

Norfolk, Va, June 28 Last week Eugene
Whitney. submarine diver, cOnnec ed with
the wr,cking firm of James Tower & Co., of
this city found three hundred pound safe in
Tho afier cabin OF iAa wreck of the U. ..
steamer Huron, which found' red n the coast
of Kitty HaVk, N. Y. November ISIS. The
G ,ntents of the safe. which was opened yest,r-
day, were SIX British e. vereigns Of various
coinpge; two silver medals; n maitese crC IS
shaped medal each wing bearing on ite OBJ
verse eide enclrclsd the words "Fidelity, Zeal
and OBJ dispcen. In the centre ~, S. n"
Reverse OF one sido ls engraved 'IIsnry EN-
erson, ,'and o. ona other, James Coup; also
found one heavy Latin Is Karat gold ring, and
silver coin Of uncertain cate. This safe has
been eelrched f'r with iutsrest as 1t was
thought TO contain lsrRe sum Of mon VI but
as none was f0und, II is presumed IL belonged
10 one OF the officers and not the paym aster.
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Steamhoat BIown Up.

Cinclnn att, June! %. The steamer Phaeton
while racing with the steamer Handy this after
noon at clock, exploded her bjiels and the
boat was torn to pieces. Toe chimneys OF the
Handy were biown off. The accident happent d
four miles up the river from here Both nOats
were filed with passengers. The steamer
Wildwood has gone to the rescue. No news
has yet been received as to extent OF the loss
of life.
The Phaeton was a sm all side-wheel steam
er, valued at $50 0. She WAS In the local trade
betweepeN Norc-burg and Manchester.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Cincinnati, o, June %. A special to the
Commercial says the steamer ildwoOd,
which went TO the Ietef of the steamer Phae-
ton when she expO Oded her boiler, has fe-
turned, bringing AL that could be ascertained
ton and Handy lef, Maysville to-
gether and began racing, when the fhaetons
Dol ers exploded. This steamers were In
middle of river and close together, The direc-
tion OF the explosion wts 10 the rear and this
saved the passengers, who We're mainly in the
front verything abov. the water
line On the boa twas completely torn of. The
Ha' dy, al hohgh disabi-d by having her
chimneys knocAed down, went on up the
river, taking several passengers, who were
hurt, and ahCse nbmes are not known,
Mr.. Nc Arthur, a Chicago saleAman, was
badly hurt, and is at MOTEL at Maysyille,
Pitsburg. was blown into the river, but WAS
rescued The unknown passenger who was
supposed 70 have b en- lost was a lady. who got
aboard In the 9th ward at Maysville. 1he
cabin register being lost, IL Is difficult to tell
whether all the casualties are known.
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Mysterious e surder fs an Engiisb
Railway Car.

London, June 2s when the Brighton rail-
way express train was stopped for collection
Of tickets outside OF Brighton yesterday, q
man name1 Arthur Lefray was found In one
of the carriages wounded on the head aud
hleedIng He reported that his fellow travel
lers we q cOunfryman and an old genile-
man, and hat shortly after passing COryden
he hear shnt and was stunned. The police
found several bullets emOedded In the car
riaxe and in the Balcombe tunnel. The
found with hts throat cut, the cnrrse OF y. j.
Cod, a retired business man, who h been
20 London e. collect .yidends. He was slso
Il bb q IN vsriOus places Only pocket
b Ok containing cards, was found on his
person l. frsy after having hts wound
dressed, started Tor London. Notice hes been
issusd stafi-g that he Will be accused Of the
murder Of NJ. Gold. He II q Newspaper 70.
por or, aged % years.
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San An tonic.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, June 2S Mrs. Tambier, liv-
ing several miles west of the city, while
suffering from brain fever. com mmitted suicide
by drowning In well on premises Of her bus-
band She had been left here In charge of a
nelgh5or while he sought medical aid
To-day was dusty ami warm, though there
are rain signs In le west.
The report tele yrsphed few days ago of q
figst between desperadoes ut Corde)Ia Hill
II fuly CO rToboraied The hons was sur
rounded, and man says he shot one of the
opponents dead on the road, and thinks he
mortallv wounded two others 1t is also
stated that three days ago. two men, one of
them n med Taylor. were killed at Yors-
town. 1t is also reported Wright was XII ed
every day tends to increase tn lerceness of
the sfeud, and 1t is thought unless the
governor interferes many INNOCENT citi-
zens will be drawn into 1t. The affair
all o. iginated over the ownership of ne beef,
and already several men have been Kill d
The case of Maria A. Renard, claiming pos
session of the child, was orgued In court to-
day. Judgn ent was reserved as 1t appears
mo- her is about IS bal rs Annie New
man, having kept hou eof i'll fame In New
Orleans. The child will probably be taken
from either.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
A Man Drops Dead on the street at
LO.gview-Eurt0n. Of Weather
ford, Sentenced to be Hanged
July Ist, Reprieved I'LL July
22d-.-Incipirnt Fire at
Fort Worth - suicide
of Lady Near
San Ant08iO-Mis-
ceilaneOus.
Austin

Special to the Herald.
Austin. June 2s.-Ttis morning Mr.. j.
johnson, living near Oatmanvllle, eight
miles southwest of Austin. discovered three
horses tied n clump of live oaks, which,
exciting his tuspicions, he with a
MaSioap riding up soon afterwards, was
he did so. but upon coming up to Mr. j. hnson,
he grasped tn latter's gun. severe contest
ensaed, Jt h nson and Beckett finally overpow-
eripg the Mexican. who they then brought to
Austin ana lodged In jail. The Mexican refuses
to give his name, but says he got
the horses from some ons On Onion creek
TIL. attorney general 'o.dny gave the opin
ion that county commissioners courts exc. ed
their authority when they enter into
contracts with others than county surveyors
for the survey OF four leagues Of schoo lands,
and give half to surveyors for services They
have no right, he said, to dispose OF school
lands in that way. 80,
leave for his home in Dallas, to mOrrow.
The T. xas & Mexican railway company
have changed the ttye of their road to the
San Diego & Great kas' 'ern I8iJwsy company.
Colo Ell Hollingsworlh t-leeraphed the gov
ernor To-day from Chicago thai he has com
pie, ed arrangements for toe summer no NAL
schools. they open July fourth at all points
heretofore indicated, except Tyler, which
oes not opsn until July 1lth Teachers
attending aud wI san. pay f% le fare petueong gSing
The governor has reprieved TO July %, Blr,
ton, of Weathericrd, sentenced to be hang d
July /, In order to devote The necessary time
to an examin alton of 'he papsts accomp any =
ing the Application for oomrnuation.
Postmaster p. NJ. Ransbon has left for
Washingb n.
Wool receipts ere light, with prices firm at
20 and 2l cents. accordingto qualify.
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Albany, n. Y June p The vote In joint
convention TO nj the short term vts as fol.
Cornell 8, Lspbam u, Folgsr ], Crowley 2,
Rsssh !. Rogers 1. No choice.
The convention then prsceeded % vote 10
an fh- lnng term vacaucy with the 10 loving
result: Depew 50, Kernan fa. Pat y. Cor
nell 3. Wheeler I. crowley 8, Hoskinsl. La
The en.if snnou1esd that no elec.son hsd
been had IN efiher cs-e.
Tbs m ion % adjourn was carried yeas 70,
noes 20, frd the convxnih scJolrrea
A. fndlcfmert fyr brfbtry hss ben found
srsinst Senator Sessions He T. be d m % 90
hall
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Engiand's objection to Metallic Cur
renew

London, June 2s I'm view of the re-assem-
bling of the monetary conference on Thurs
day next, the Times in its financial article
this morning, while conceding that az an act
of courtesy tn France and the United States,
1t was proper TO sccept their invitation to
send delegates t, the confer rence, advises the
withdrawal of English representatives. In that
soy soSy case ss there Engands nH saeSGa agreeing
TO anything which viii affect her
adhesion to a single gold standard The
writer declares that the basis of the confer
ence was Fundamentally erroneous In the con-
ception of the functions of the gOyernn ent
In regard to the metallic currency oppost d TO
The traditional principles of the English
currency system, and he views the rresence of
the English delegates In the congress as most
unfortunate and will ipjure the reputation
of the English government. He seeks to
show that the functions of the government in
dealing with a matailic currency is simply to
guarantee Its weight and fineness fol owing
the wishes of its subjects In the selection of
the metal and IN no way Offering 10 regulate
the supply { ( the metal itself.
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snscisl 70 the Herald.

Cisco, June gss-After the completion Of the
Texas Central railroad TO this place, work
stopped for over two weeks, but has commen-
ced again. The road g7es fr m here 70 Albany
the first twenty miles having been cgn-
Plsrs for the Unicn dep1t have been ap-
proved and st ne the fOundatiOn is being
hsu ed. I Will be 30 feet long with . nye
bundled foot platform and vaen completed
vFI' - Ne f-eef depots In the tate
Many buildings are being erected and every
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Posfmasters' Conmtsstsns signed b.
the pr~sfneuf

Warrington. Juns ss.--Tbs president - d y
siensd ths commissi Dsoi he fo17rirg posi-
nss,ers. wHiam A. E1et. e. Cl-rEtvHi-.
Tsrns; John Dgnnldson, ef sherasn. Texas.
~l~- A : Darrell. r-sfrreds JrfIr Hsck -crfh.
~ VrrnFfrn Tfrns rIce " I.tErFer. 49,
r.erdrf. II -1ry ~ Efsn, 81 Co-HIcara- Itr.'f
rfre Ms. P4ullns y ood- Eu<pen1ecs q ne
81 Bnekler. e uortxf rnerT. AlaDsrlr- -
Ts-raI Vi Erbrr-s sssTerdec- ~ " Br1w1.
~ Ha~rr. Gsorria. rrce HrrrF G. 9lcrtr
snsrsrds5; Winl11 RrIs. at ksorriDs. Te.-
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Cons,srt n'9Ie. Juus 2s.-In tbs rial ofths
oDs6iraisrs : e. erdAT, the public Drosecu-
tib. dsusnd-d thaf ne penalty q death
>houid Be p-oroun ID sealna s-tu.l asssssins
nj net M,dbas Rurhdi and Msrrund Pasha
!. eouderned % ff.eer years hard latrr- The
Ianrrirs c1rfessrd th- as-asalti1firr rs . =
d. " Norrl Pasta Ths rer - - knctdi
psrhn, IN eraE lraflnr e. -rrTrua- tre ~ -
frrunfis derials - ne rllrrnficr's, huf ars
ah1rs eu IN Speed - No nat Fseta - -
s1.1f e. 'frfd - - Eidhaf Pa-la IN ar 81
a. - reburted tns ten y-sfvsr points tf Ne
=
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LOngview.
Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Longview, June 2S.-Uharles Bager, re-
Gently here from Germany, fe.l dead on the
street to-day from exposure to the sun. He
used liquor very fre ly
Sixty. two c,nvicts are working on the
junction Improvement. Work has heen sus-
pand. d to c1mpe the Minsola con-
nee Ions, aud work will now pro-
gress steadily to the end. good supply of
water was found in well thirty fee IN diam
ec, dug h re- for tn use 'f g giues, etc.
CIR at Inconvenience results from the failure
to run trains thus ide of M'neola.
The HERALD is lot received till The day
after publication.
Dietrlcs court begins next Monday.
V rv warm aud dry.
Farm labor IL .carca
Cora needs rsir. What is left Of the cotton
crop IA doing we 1.
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ing himself with a pistol on board the
steamer Western Texas, then lying at her
anchor at East river Losses and rev erses In
his bus ness, winch was that Of a fsrier, are
supposed to have b. EN- tho cause Of his resort
Ing to selfdesiructiOu. &c had already Sc
curd passage to iexas, bui was toi7 morning
removed 10 Bellevue hosJ ital. 1he extent OF
his injuries IL not deUnitely known. His
mind ID believed tn be Affected.
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Constantlnople, June 2S.-At the trial of
prisoners charged with the murder of Abdul
Az!z, to-day, after the unset for the defense
lad closed their addresses the judges decided
that Mu>taa, a wrestler, Must taia, sergeant,
Fahra Bray and Hadi Mehmid, W re guilty
of murder, and that Ali Bey, Nedjib Bey,
Midhat Pasha, NouIepohGo Pasha and Nah
moud Pasha were accomplices, beirg prvy TO
The crime. Sentence wili be passed on the
prisoners tomorrow.
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DispllOwed.

Washington, d. e., Jun 2s.-in the case OF
Egle Aubrey, OF Louisiana, VS.. the Urited
States, The French claims commissioners de-
cidsd that a colored man who lived In Loulsi-
) ma and was citizen of France at the time of
the cassion of the former territory to the
United States became Dy virtue Of that treaty
and cession u citizen Of the United States,
and cannot now sue as citizen of Fame
under the provisions of the convention for
the settlement of Fren ch- American claims.
The claim Is therefore disaloWed.
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Eagle Pass.

Special TO the Herald.
Eagle Pass, June 2s.-Dick Wood, of PEN
dencia, we'll known through western Texas,
was brought here by tire hangers last week,
charged with Irregularities. He gave bond
and returned home. the 26th be was again
arreste by the s1,rlff OF Dimmit countt on
another chaig ~ d Will bling taken 10 c irso,
at a point two miles ON that priut, wac
taken from the sheriff by the yisilants and
9 OF TO death The oIgaDiz.t on Of a V gilauce
commIttpe, heretofore unknown In this sec
tion, is pr badly due 10 lhe laws notorious
u Certainty and delay
It Is reported at Piedras Negras that reveral
American railroad eDginee were XII led in
The interior OF Msxico, In cnnseQ .eDce of q
dispute regardiu the right OF way, bus IL Is
mp 1ssible to obtain reli ,ble particulars.
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The Denver & Rio Grande Hallway
Advertising for Foreign LabOreFs,

London, June 2S.-The Denver & Rio Grande
railway coIHpany is advertising In England,
Ireland, Scotland and Wales for ten thou and
men to work their railway extensions 10
Colorado and Utah. The company has estab-
lished an English agency which signs two
years contracts with lab0rers at Tn, ir own
home. engaging to give them steady work and
high wages, and with subsistence from the
d'y they report themselves at Denver or
Puahlo
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Rfchmosd- va. 5uas 2s.-Tns republican
state s.ntrsl csmmit es met bers ., noon 20
oar, purs11nf % fhs call q Hon John ]
Laws, chalrmsn- 1hs fuil c5mmiites vas
present. ether IN person o. b. pr7xV- Upon
tnkInzt5s chlfr NJ Laws ststed fhsf u hpd
cen hts iufenu-n % r-siEn The chalrman-
nip cf tne uestl1e. vh.ch -
= rcrrn-tsrces cnrnpslled hin % postpons
as dsts q nssting tin to-1aT, and nat hs
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Fort worth

speclsl 70 fhs Herald
Fort worth. June 2ss-A lamp exploded in .
room Of Mrs. soott's house to-tigbt, setting IRE
% the ted The alarm vas sonndsd, but the
frs wa erilnRulshe1 before ms engine Lr-
rIvsd The dsTuage ls sfiEht.
T. he dlsffict court to-day, jim Loran,
rolored, for burglary. was fentenced u he
r,ar,fter-f ~ for two ears. Nm. Kennedy,
for ssssnlt Win Intert % kili, was scqu.Hso.
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New Orleans Nutes.

New Orleans, June %. 1t Is iced that
the Meridian & Northwestern railway cOmpa.
ny, controlled by the Erlanger syndicate has
purchased the New orleans & Spanish Fort
raj road for 5000
Il yacht IA 'e for the southern yacht club
challenge cup has been post, 'Oned TO July 9b
on account of unfavorabe weather.
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BisIn arcks Suffering u

London, June ga dispatch from Berlin
to the Times says Prince Bismarck Is etill
suffering 30 much that he will not be able to
leave Berlin n a week at least. Replying TO
students, he wrote as follows: "Your ssluta-
tions sr' ngthen the hOpe that The national
sense of -rmany's you h Will In future confer
OH the fathe rland that internal peace which
the generation whicl expires with me, has
mn
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IntelIiGsnce Of . remArkabie murder reeot-
ed here To-Day from C9l1rnbla county. sam
Dismukss and John ONesl. living inshegbo-
ia. uhie returning IN WAGON had quar- ]
about who shou d shoot 81 bsyy % par ridge
near the roadside. The disput passed quick :
from words 20 bloWs, wen O'Neai drew rom
bic pad e. q harlow kDifs AID stiacked DE-
muEee cu-fing his ciu- he n the breast arm
snd shoulders land lu1icflDg sIx or seT~n
wounds. Two OF three won N we're IN ine
saron bot could DO nothlng 20 st1p the
quarrel.
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Special 10 the Herald.
weaiherford, June 2s.-The weather is
some cooler this morning than for some days
past, though stiIl warm and very dusty
Some prospects Of rain.
william Burton's attorney has returned
from Austin, and says he th'nks Burton Will
at least be respite1, thOus h be has no Idea Hs
to what steps the governor vii take as tn bis
cas mutation. Next Friday is the day set for
his execu ion.
Our sheriff is selling the Martin stock Of
goods this morning at auctiOn.
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London, June 2S.- Mr.. G adstone's motion
that after Wednesday several stages Of the
land bill shall have precedence over the orders
ofbusins SIS wherever the bill appears on he
nLtice paper until the h. use shall otherw SO
decide was adopted without division, after
de bate lasling an nuur and half
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Parliament 90 be Prorogued.

london, juno 2s. In tho house OF commons
to-day Mr.. Glads one, speaking on his mo-
ton, of which he gave notice " steIdsy. rela-
tive to progress on the land bill, taid he
hoped to pror gie parliament during the first
week ia Auguss.
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The Empress of Germany HI.

Berlin, June 2s.-.In con equebee OF the
sudden attack Of illness OF the empress. who is
stay ing at Coblentz, she sent for DIR Bu,ch, of
Bonn. she was subj cled to a serious opera
ton and is now as well as could be expected,
but requires rest.
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billiard Match.

Paris, June 2s The grand international
billiard match between vlgnaux and GARNER.
French champions, ana Slosson and Pratt, rep
resenting Americl, was played on sunday At
the Cirque de Havre, the foimer winning by
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lesirOYea hY Fire.

London, June 2s,-A Genoa dispatch says
village In the valley consisting of about three
hundred houses has been entirely destroyed
by ccnfiagration OF houses set on fl o by
ligntni G, AID the flames under high wind
slre ad through It g wut le village.
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Memphis, & Holly Springs Railroad.

Memphis, Tenn, June 2S.-There was filed
yes erday in the county registers office papers
providing for the issu +ncs of first mortgage
bonds TO the amount of 5000 600 by the owners
OF the Memphis & Holly Springs railroad. The
funds are to be used In completing the rvad.
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Hunters Point, Juae 25 In the pools TO-
night on the stlrrdp cup, be run tomorrow
on the Coney Isl ami J Jlckey ub c purse, Parole
brought 500, Elias Lawrence S75, L. sh King
ana Fireda 40 each, Franklin sll and Ven-
triloqulst $50.
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A r..an Dis. mbowe,ea by n Negro

Jefferson, Texas, Jane 2s.-Dr. J. II. Aven.
re- was completely dlssmbowrlsd by negro
with q avn razor, whom the doctor mao
1 uocked down. Ur. Avenger cannot recover
He was . member Of the STATE Legislature.
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London, June 2s Mr.. Forster. chief sscre-
tary for ireland. will reosiye q deputAtion
representing Irish sgriculiura' lsborers on the
lu OF July, when a statement in regard 70
thsfr condition will be laid b, fore him
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Russia Encouraged,

London, June 2s.-The Berlin correspondent
of toe Morning Post says Russia is encou aged
by the romonstrances which 1t was under
stood England had s mt to Washing on In re-
gar1 TO the renians n en- aeav0ring to reopen
negotiations for resiricting the right OF asy lum.
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London, June 2s.--Ths COustantinople cor
respondent OF the Times says q wrestler and
his two companions alone COME sed to the
q urdtr Of ths ex. snltan Abdul Az. The
others accused sl0utly deAisd complicity 10
the Affair
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rsu York Jurs 2s.-Arrlved steamship
wstsrn TsEss fru1n Fsrnsndirs- CtarIss
K ~. csai-hervsr, died on the pssssEs from
ersans.lon, snd ras ourIed e. BrunsEicks
f4-rrrIa
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Little Rock, Ark, June 9s.-PartIcnlars ef
q murder at tgsion, 90 miles CT Eureka
Springs, reached here this evening JeHrrson
Carroll went 70 Kingston win MI q Gusrrtl
and there met Frank jenkins. against whom
he had an old grudgs Thy agies1 70 have lt
cut Wnil- Carroll went - get crink oI
water Jenkins armed hims Twin dOnDie-
barrel shot gun anl 1t one fired a. Carroll Ihs
charge entered his breast killing him insitn-
tiy jenkins then fired ct 0uerrels shooting
n In In the hand he then 1ed.
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shoe, an. Observers.

Louisville. Ky, June s.-PrOssssor Klein,
Of Hartford. this ststs. Ella me mat he dir
c5vsrsd TIE cornst nov sttrnc-ing sttenfi1n,
n september last. ne says this d the colnet
r.rr-kr
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London. June p The moraiUg Post says
that Psrnsilshss not jet hrtd the date OF his
via to the United sfat-s, the object Of which,
IL un6er tod % be 20 use MS n noeDee 70 ais-
clurage the eIeIt tlOns of lkIfmlsbers.
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For the fair SEX for whose hands and feet it our mcn"e
mission provide fashionable raiment at reasonable prices
ATTRACTIONS!
At this time in our II Osiery Department
embrace the follow ing Special Offers:


embrace the following Special Ofers:
COLOR ED HOSE.
LADIES, FANCY STRIPED STOCKINGS,
ut zoe wor h soc; at 45c. worth soc; AT
35c worth soc.
LADIES BROWN BALBRIGGANs, colored
sill clocks at 2Oc.
LADIES' BROWN BALBRIGGANs, white
white elk clocks, at csc SOC, 30c., 4oc.
and upwards.
LADIES OPEN-WORK FRONTS, at 7oc.
LADIEs' c LORED EN- BROID e II ID
FRONTS, at 2sc and upward. one tpec al
lot in his line at 75c. worth VI %, anu one
lot at S5c worth 81 10.
Misses BROWN BALBRIGGANS, en-
brnid. red fronts, at l2 1.2. l5c. aud Ssc
One sneclal l. t IN thi line a. 25c. worth 4oc.,
aid cne lot at soc worth soc.
MISSES CASHMERE ER CELET sTRipEs
stzes bM t, 81, at soc wor 4Oc; at soc.
worth soc; at 4Oc. worth 6Oc: AZ 4oc. worm
csc.
MISSNs' STR PED BALBRlGG ANS, at zoe
worth 35c., and at 35c worth 50c.
MISSES, LACE RRa CELET STRIPES: at
45c. worth 65c; at soc. worth 7Oc; III ooc'
worth SOC
MISSES FANCY STRIPES, at 2Oc., Soc,
35c. and upward
INFANT3' and CHI LDREN'S HOSE In great
variety and at pIices that cannot be dnpil-
Gated els " here. Mothers "ehouid make .
moi q of it' I'd ref to to this statement OF ours
aIo the PAPER, " the next time time tney honor
us with call.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-30

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