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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
PERSONAL.

.. Zuckermann, of Mineola is in the
city. " 'A'
U. M. Gardner, of tho Law Journal. is in
the city. - ~
W; j. Scott, of Denison, is a guest at the
st. George.
John May, a prominent cattle man of tho
west, is in the city. '''
3 W. ), Duncan is out again after a SO.
we're attack of fever.
Jeph,a Spruill, of Eureka Springs, Arkan-
sas, Is ct the ST. George.
a. W, Jones, djsirict clerk, is again con.
hned to bis room BY fever.
Il. Dsi'zal, editor of the Galveston Texas
ros', rs at the st. George hotel.
Val Work, of Denton, is in the city on a
VISIT 10 his parents and relatives.
Major J.F. spaudlng, sgent for thu White
water wagon, is at the Grand Windsor.
) Z. Lanesford aud Mrs. ]. N. Monica. Of
terday. ''s
q. Is. Gillespie, deputy collector. left las,
evening Tor visit to Grape Vine, Tarran,
county.
Deputy Sheriff Rawlings who has been
SICK for several days past, is out again at bis
post of duty.
The charming Misses Florence and Yeulah
Chlldress. of Terrell, are on yisi, to Miss
Annie Bsrkidsle.
Hon. John y. Templeton. ex-secretary o
state, sspen, the day in Dallss ye.terda, en-
route from Fort Worth to Austin.
Miss Lsvina Jones, sister of j. ]. Jones
and ID. w. Jones Of this city, arrived from
Sherman on visit to her brothers.
VIM. f, L fin, Of Galveston, who bas
0een spending the past couple of weeks with
friends 10 Dallas, leaves this morning for
Galveston.
Col. James Mason, the handsome and
genial senior Of the We, stationery and news
house of Mason & Erb, is on visit here Of
business and pleasure.
j. E. Boren, Esq, Of the Daily Weather.
iord Commercial, Is in the city, spendir The
honey moon. Hs says the Daily Commercial
Is soon to be- increased in size.
Mr.. William Pfouts son of Col. p. s
Ptouts, arrived here from Austin, and spen,
the greater portion of the day in greetings
from his many friends in Dallas.
Miss Cora freeman, sister of Mrs. VIM. L
Hall, and fuvorite of our Dsllss society.
arrived here last evening from Tennessee,
and will sojourn awhile, guest of her
sister.
Messr'. Abney and Pointer are in from
their cattle rsnch in Shackleford county,
where they have just completed delivery OF
1900 head OF cat'le-their beef bringing 500
per head.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
The city HOsDital.

A HERALD reporter in his rounds hap
pened in at the city hospital yesterday.
Reporters generally give hospitals a wide
berth Oh account Of the obnoxious smells
30 common to these institutions
and the HERALD man was agreea.
bly, surprised TO lind it wanting here.
Inc place is kept as clean as the building
AMI the location of the premises will admit
oi' and the bedding is Clearly and everything
about the place reat and comparatively
comfortable. Dr.. S. W. Field. city physician,
makes u point to keep the place free from
hth. When II patient is admitted he is given
aosth and then given bed with clearly bed.
ding There are at present eight patients,
oil OF them men who are doing we'll.
During the last month and
up to the present there have been no dea BIS
though good many have been admitted
and others discharged from time to time A
aiieWs k u b TO be bul round the buildr g
Tor 1t would serve AS place for those pa :,
lients that are able to sit out and loi!er on
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
Criminal Cuurt.

:, In the district court yesterday, there were
three convictions. County attorney Sesy IS
very successful so tar in his prosecutions. So
lar there have been thirteen convictions,
work:
Alexander Green, colored, charged with
purIoining the wearing apparel of assistant
county attorney ID. II. NJ rrow. He was
given years on plea of guilty.
William Scott charged with assault to rob,
pleaded not guilty. There was world of
witnesses for the defense. The jury gave him
2.yesrs.
Frank O'Brien, his accomplish, charged
win an assault to rob, pleaded guilty, but it
S not avail him anything for the jury gave
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
Electricity by the Box

~" AoAA hefaG.
ihe successful Shipment of an immsn.s
amount OF electrical force from France 10
oeo'isnd in II box foot square is fact tb.,
ives rise to no end of pleasing sn,icips,iops
/, e'ec'ric'iy really can be compressed, con-
ael'ed' or in any other way stored In small
spsce' 10 DO usel whenever desired, steam
oolers may as well be sold for old iron. and
'ne norse and his long cared half.brother he
,op' 70 tue sausage maker. Ocean steamers
%'omo'Ves, horse cars and farmers,
piows could all be worked hr
eeeuicai engines were 1t not for the
Trouble OF supplying the motive power. bnt
IL 'ne suoue force in any quantity can be
ooaed IN small compass the trouble il at AN
sn9' EVERY body can have the electric liph,
10 nus mouse, no matter how fav he NAV he
from generator. for he can have his elec.
uicity sent him by express, or in REQ.
,s'eied letter. Every house may be mazda
ou gar oroof bys guard of wire heavily
enarged with electricity, If only tho fnrca
itselt can be had in sufficient ouan,i,,
"A little box of compressed eleririr;t,
occupying no more space than an ;nt''
49, wv ~ arranged on q teachers
uesk' win switch or rule connection
.nsl All the bad boys could be soundly flog-
geo without the teacher raising his hand to
90 more than So. the little giant to work. A
man might deity coil wire around him.
sou, over Insulating clothing, and then
MAXI & the proper connexions with ,
pocket case of electricity, tread calmly or
me toes of tho biggest msn in ,own nn3 SO,
me fellow tumble y momet his yenrefu
nst touched the vie indet there ara s,
many uses TO which the mys tious powe
may be put, lift cln ba supp led scheaply
That we may Yet see it advertised n on sal,
,oy the quart or pound, and delivered a,
houses every morning by the company
own wagons, the drivers supplying ticket
py The dollars worth, Just like 60 man,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18

gard TO the laS, and made the following
suggestions: i. Ever, body that owned !
dog should be made pay the tax. 2. A
correct census should be taken of all dogs
within the limits Of the ci '; said cersS,
50 uid give the name of each and every dog,
whether male or female. the sge aud the race
should also be noted, the nature of the dog
whether kind. Intelligent, vicious
me residence Of the animal when A,
home, giving name of street and number Of
house, the owners name, and whether or not
SAID owner be in favor of muzzlng dogs and
other details. The party was in dead earn
est ABOUT Inc cstchers going to all the above
pains when they took up dog. He rex
marked That II the city did not look out i,
would involve itself in serious litigation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18

The proprietress of the "rravelers Res"
an East Dallas hotel, told HERALD TO-.
porter of cruel desertiop.yesterdsy, though
see wss unable to give the names of tho
psrties interested. Last Monday a msn
who claimed to be connected with the
Texas Central railroad and his
VIE a young girl hardly
in her teens stopped at the h ouse. Wednesda,
morning he left the house sewing that he
would be back in few minutes, and has not
been seen since. 1t Was subsequently,
a'certained thst he t,ok that mornings sonth
b)und train on the Texas Central road. The
young wife who had ben welded to
him for only few weeks became satisfied
that he had deserted her. Grief was un.
bounded. She was an orphan girl and was
married to him in Collin county. Some
men made W apur'e for her yesterday and
sent her to Corsicana where she has on uncle
living.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
a CRAZY MAN.
His Career and queer Hai,scinations
the Care Of "a Brother.

His Career and queer transformations
the Care Of Brother.
Mr.. Dsniel Sullivan, who lives in Or near
the town of Groesbeck. passed through the
city on the 4:lO south bound train, yesterday
afternoon, having in charge his demented
brother, Mike Sullivan. whom be was taking
home with bin. From gentleman who came
down on the train with them, HERALD
reporter learned some facts concerning the
unfortunate man, as related BY his brother
TO his informant. His story ia singular
one and in brief is about as follows: During
the administration of ex Governor Davis,
when the state was under police surveillance,
his brother while attempting to save friend
from arrest by one of Davis's police was
struck hard blow over the head with six.
shooter by the officer. The blow knocked
him senseiess and for several DAYS he WAS
out of his head, but he gradually recovered,
though he never fully regained his senses
and has never since that time been himself,
1t changed the whole course Of his life, and
for the past few years te has been gradually
losing bis mind, and with it his property. In
the latter part Of 1879 he removed to Cuero
where be lived for ab ut SIX months. dealing
in hides, when he suddenly disappeared. Al
first his brot 1er feared that he had met with
some violent drnth, but letter from him
mailed 10 New York, stating that he WINS
on the eve of sailing for Ireland to visit his
old home, dispeled these fears He did visit
Ireland, and when the lard league excitement
began, be came back to the United States,
stopping in ST. l. 'uis. where be has been
living ever since. A few dAys DAYS AGO his
brother received letter from friend
advising him to come ard get him as bis
mind was fast failing him and he had very
little money Left. He wen. and got him.
The unfortunate man imssines that he is
constslty followed by gang of men whose
object is 10 assssiDste HIM. and no is
in constant dread that they will catch him.
He says that they followed him from Now
York TO Ireland, where they Swallowed him
oil the time, and that they 'ollowed him back
to St Louis and we're still on his trail, ae
isperfectly harmless, and his brother will
care for him at his homo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
GENERAL PR0GRAumE
vi the Closing Exercises of the pa,,as
Female College.

the Siost"g Exercises of the Dallas
Female College.
June l6, Exsmins,ion of clsssss
2-frdsy, June II, $50. p, m.-En,er,sin-
N 1al oy the primary and preparatory do.
psr'ment, At the college chapel.
S-Suudsy, June 10 II a. m.~Commepce-
ment sermon, BY R'v j. S. Smith, presi.
dent elect of the college,.
TUESDAY, June 81, 7;SOp. m.-Con,est in
eloeu'on for three gold medals, one for
eacn o. the three classes in elocution. Saw.
enteen contestants.
o-W.anesdsy, June %, 2 p manual
meehog of the board of trustees.
o-Wednesday, June -, 1850 D. m.-Com,
mencement exercises and presentation OF
seventeen gold medals.
va Iaesdsy and Wednesday eyerings an
admission &c fee of % cents will be CHARGED
Hsit we ne proceeds will be donated 10 the
Ladiegs' furnishing society, of the Lamar
street Methodist church. These entertain,
given. A'' ''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18

In the federal court yesterday, T. j. Brown,
colored, charged with forging the name of
another person to pos,oflice order, was
discharged. The defense argued tina, he
signed the order vt the instance of the owner
of IT,
In the case Of the government against j.
3 Lyco, who was indicted By the United
States grand jury, just adjourned, cha, ged
with violation of the postal laws in in'erc Ut.
ing the letters of another person, tie jury
hung.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
S3a.

Mr.. B. II. Allen, Wholesale liquor dealer
In Corsicans, has fitted mp one Of the most
elegant saloons In the state Of Texas at s39
Elm street, and II is model In its style snd
convenience. II will be conducted under the
management Of Mr.. w. r. Powers one of
the most accomplished sslooaists In the
country, assisted bv that popular gentleman.
DR.. Hamilton. Every attention will be
given to those who will favor them with a
call. and No s32 will. MS Il Il hoped, soon DO
one Of the p opulsr resorts In Dallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18

MIR. W. d. Belt, who was arrested by
deputy sheriff Spencer several weeks ago a,
the instance Of Schneider 4 Davis in WHOSE
employ he had been and who preferred pioe
cases against him, charging him with
embfzz!ement, and who was sub. eouently
arrested on cspases from Cslsban
hrs'h and Young counties, was released from
}.ll yesterday on bis giving good bonds for
MS appearance At this term of tho district
court Messrs. Schneider 81 Davis Withdrew
seven charges against him, leaving two In
tae callahan case he gave 81 ORC bond, with
Messrs. u. NJ. Bond and + L Hughes as
suretes. In the Young county case he gave
81 900 bond with N ssrs. w. Padpitt
and j a. Work as sureties Ia the Era,h
county case he gave $500 bond with
Messts. Bradshaw and +. G Caller as bcnds-
men: and in the two cases here of Schneider
and Davis $500 bond in each case with
MessrF. W. O Prdgitt and j A. Work as
ssurttles. His friencs are ssnguine that when
he comes to trial that Mr. Belt will be able
70 FULLY prove his innocence to his own and
the satisfaction of the public,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
He " hipped His wife

Some two weeks ago John O'Bryan fell
out with his b5tter-balf and proceeded to
chastise her in manner unbecomng n bus,
band and man. He bat his wife and
officer Ed Cornwall interposed and arrested
O'Bryan At the Instance of his wife. but
afterwards she refused 10 appear against him,
and The officer then mad an affidavit for his
arrest and he was arrested. He was tried in
the county court Yesterday, and WIS bound
over in the sum of $3.50 in default of bond
he was committed To- mil.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
wills Point En,erprise.

Messrs. Human & Rose, two gentlemen
from Wills Point, yesterday bought the
stock OF boots and shoes formerly owned by
NJ. Woolf, corner Poydras and Elm streets.
They will Sell to-day TO all those who call
on th'm sny of tho boots or shoes at fifty
cents on the dollar. The stock Ia large.
some $4,000. and they will sell at one,hslf
invoice cost, but only TO day (Ss,urds, J as
they will on Monday ship all Of them to
Wills Point. See their advertisement on
eg,h page.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
Save Yen Hair-Keep II Beautirn,

The "London Hair Color Restorer" is
he most delightful artc lever introduced 10
the American people and is totally different
from all other hair restorers, being entirely
free from all impure ingredients that lender
many other articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where baldnes., or falling of the bair exists,
or rrems'urcly grayness from sickness, or
other causes, its use will restore the natural
youthful color, and csuse healthy growth,
cleansing the scalp from all impurities, dan.
drufl. &c, at the same time m st pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, fragrautly perfum-
ed, rendering the hair soft and piable, making
it an indispensable article in every toilet Ask
you druggist for London Hair Color Restor.
err Price, 70 cents bottle. Six bottles, 81.
Main depot for the United States, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
Tho Board OF E0 ualizatiOu

The county commissioners court is still
sitting as board of equalization and are
going through the tax rolls for the las, year
Rom "a to z" in orier to DO fully able to
pass upon the true value of property and fix
correct valuation. So soon as they com.
plets this, pWt'e' who'e assessments are, no.
satisfactory will be SUNNI oned before them
70 snow why their assessment should not DO
rsred. The matter of building u new isil
Will DO taken up before they adjourn,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
hcsdames Terry and Miers, school,

'Vs""mes bcrry and Micrs' School.
Inc closing exercises of the select school
0! Mesdsmcs Berry and Miers, were had last
night In the Cedars on Corsicana street. A
iis-ge number Of the parents and friends Of
o o%t pbnplis were present and enjoyed the
oa,,. exceedingly. Tho scholars &C
gulIed themselves mot creditably, and tho
General programme from beginning to end
, WIS genuine success. Tho ladies' deserve
quo highest credit for their efforts and the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
First New Wheat

To MIR. j. Langmiere belongs tho palm for
bringing in the first new wheat of the season
1t WAS raised on his farm in this county sew
ersl miles out on the Dallas Il Wichita rail
road. There are two hundred and fifty BUSH
els which were shipped here, but have not, AS
yet, been sold, and averaged sixten bushels
to the acre.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
Something A bout Dogs.

Everybody thu! owns dogs feels an inseres.
IN tho enforcement of tho present dog law,
especially so after he has bought tag for
uo'lar A HERALD reporter happened to be
present Yesterday when a man purchased
s,s ~ me ns'essor and collectors Office
, nna ai'er having received a tag and rec,ip,.
'uo gentleman expressed his opinion In re.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
AZ Shady View Bark

The o. q. club gave a delightful enter
taiument last evening at Shady Wow park.
A large number of young ladies and
gent emen were present and the dancing
stand was kept lively with the various iig.
ures of tho dance, aided by a string band.
The air was cool and pleasant and general
enjoyment prevailed throughout tho ev.
ening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
City Court.

D.. o. Teddy, intoxicated; tranferred 10
Justices court.
Pete Barnes, intoxicated fined 50 80.
Joe Holder. vsgrancy; discharged.
Hugh BIskeny, depositing filth in the
streets; discharged.
}. F. Gramsrky, offensive privy not pres,
ent, and sllss issued.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
10 the Poor Farm

Superintendent Klnnin, of the poor farm,
took DOWN the folio wing convicls Yesterday
to work out their fines: j. B. Hendricks, to
WORK out costs of case sgains. him for A
misdemeanor; Molle Brown, colored. for
drunkenness; A. o. Totty, for like otIerse
and Henry Jefferson, for carrying pistol.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18

Having determined 10 90 into the exclu.
sive Wholesale business in Dallas, we offer
our presen, retail stock In bulk or In lo,s 10
suit merchants at bargain. To mere nj.
do ring TO commence business In Dallas this
Is rare chance, as we have one Of the be-,
re sanda In the city. Blaken ship
Blake.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
Enrorcing the Snn,,a-v o-,,r.n..

IN" SNnttRry Ordinance,
Inc healtn officer 10 rigidly enforcing the
sanitary ordinance. A number Of persons
nave been arrested and eleven more were
Yesterday: Two parties, Julius Parrish And
L. Witer both colored were arrested yester.
day for sweeping trash into the street Suiters
S placed under bond for their appearance
before The mayor this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
Funeral Notice.

Miss Catherine Mcdearis Pearce, niece Of
DR.. Johnston and lady, died yesterday at |
p. m. The friends Of the family are invited
to attend the fnoeral from DR.. Jnhns,on's
residence. on Oleander street, No. 3US. at 8
o'clock this afternoon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
George Kicks Furniture uouse.

IL the largest 10 north Texas. The stock
embraces all grades from tho mos, elegan,
parlor and chamber sets 10 the cheapest
styles and patterns. His prices arc very low,
for "quick sales and small profits" IL his
motto,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
Strengthening tho Dogs.

There was another slaughterlng of dogs
Yesterday afternoon at tbu city pound. CIV
Marshal Morton shot sixty-tbree CANNES.
Officer Tom Cornwall and his Mexican
assoist will continue to catch all dogs found
running loose without tax or muzz o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
HridKe Cnrncnicra

Wanted, fifty bridge carpenters to work on
tho line of the New Orlesns Pacific railro. d
between Shreveport and Alexandra. Apply
to Carpenter & MALLORY, Alexandria, La,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
Don't Gettne.Chtl,s.

lfyou ara subj 'ot 'o.aguo you must he sure
to keep your liver, bpwels.and kidneys in good
free condition. when 80, you viii be safe
rom al attacks. Tho remedy to use IL X d.
ney- Wort. IL Is the hest PR veniative OF all
nal arr Al diseases th,t gu can take. See nd.
vertisement In anotne column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
YOUNG MEN AND OTHERS.

We send on trlal for thirty days our Electro
voltalc Bets, Banda, and sust ensorl,s. 10
youhs men and others suffering iron wrakncss-
g., nervous doblli v. lost vitality, lost man.
hood, and many o her III eascs. Wa iarantee
speedy cures aud complete re,toration of
manhnod Address without delay,
V0LTAlu BELT CO., Marsha n, Mich.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18

Professor Q. o. Duplessis, of the Chic 20
gymnasium, says: 1--WE recommer 81,
Jacobs Oil most warmly the relief l. tvs is
certainly remarkable"
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ApOllO Resfnurani.

For 20 cents 20 can get better meal,
better cooked, than at any arst-class hoteI
n the state.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-10
Proceedings of the city Council.

The Mayor and Common Council of West
Minister met on Monday evening. Mr.. d..
N. Henning, in behalf of the Board of
Health, spoke of the prevalence of several
diseases existing now in our community, such
as diphtheria, typhoid fever, ETC.. aad that 1t
was the opinion Of physicians and others that
the condition of pig styes, sinks, etc, IS a
local cause for these diseases, and therefore
called the attention of the Mayor and Council
TO the necessity of the removal of filth, etc,
about the premises of the citizens of West
minister. 1t was decided to take Immediate
action and suitable notice be issued to the
people.
The collector was authorized to make ad-
ditional assessments for next levy, which will
be made about the middle of October.
The attention of the Council having been
called to the unsafe condition of the bridge
over the railroad at Green street, it was de-
cided to have it closed until replaced by
more substantial structure.
The clerk was authorized to give notice
that transfers and attachments will be consld-
cred by the Council ct its meeting in October.
The recent improvements made in the
draining of streets, ETC., were commented
upon and further changes directed at other
points. After providing for several small
bills the Council adjourned to meet the first
Monday in October.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-10
MidGIcburg Hens.

Mr.. Joel X. Bollinger is erecting grlst
and saw mill on Big Pipe Creek, IN this dis.
trict The mill is 26x36 feet, two stories and
an attic high, and will be fitted with the latest
and best machinery. The motive power will
be supplied by turbine wheel. No dam will
be required, the fall of the water being suttl'
Gent to run the wheel. This mill is on the
farm of the late George w. McConkey, now
owned by Mr.. Isaac Trimmer, and will be a
great convenience to this part Of the county
Mr.. Boliuger has already erected dwell
ing house In sinking a well an Iuexhausti-
bic supply of water was found at a depth OF
twelve feet.
Efforts are being made to have new road
opened from near Union Bridge to near
Kevsvile Much interest is manifested IN
the opening Of the road nearly every one on
the line being DESTROYS that it should be &C.
complished.
Very little blowing for fall seeding has been
done owing to the drought.
We had fine rain on Saturday afternoon
last which freshened vegetation.