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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
COMMITTED FOR FORGERY.

Abraham Sellers was taken before justice
Fjommcr AT the Tombs Police Court yesterday, on
complaint of Francis NJ. Harris, president Of the
Nassau Bank, for having forged, March 10 a check
for $1,000 on the Nassau Bank, while acting "a as
Iexincton-ave receiver of the Third Avenue Savings
bank sellers was committed for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
II FAVOR OF RAPID TRANSIT.

A meeting Of citizens of the Twenty
and euty fourth Wards in favor Of rapid transit road
in Thrdayc. held nt Parshall- Han. Washington
ave. and Onchundrcd and sixty scvcrthst. Thursday
evening James l.. Par.ha presided. Mr. Randall, the
secretary stated that scvcntynyc property holders had
made AN affidavit Int week before Judge Dunohue ark
ing the Ma, or to appoint new rapid transit connis
GN,st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

VIudsor HoteI-Congressma w. W. Rice, OF Mas.
sachusets the Richard w. Thompson OF Indian and
senator @. abert Of Binghamton n Vi Dela. Pe e
Fx CON Ercssman John Newberry OF Michigan Breroort
Ho.se-Eenator IAaac v. Baker IT, Of Comstooks N 4
Hnfel-SenatOr H. II. Wendoyer OF stnyyeSa
" Y...Eceref House-Mme. 0erster - james ho ,
The Rev. DR. Frbaim Of 81 Stephen's College 800 6isek
Hotfs -Pavmaster Arthur BursC. X NJ. Atropoi hdn
Hotl-stae John C. Jacobs and Charles A. Fowler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
WILLIAM p. CORBIT.

PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-William +. Corlit
died al his residence In this city this morning. after
brief illness, AT the Of nfty years Mr. Corht had
been connected with The NORTH American aud The IN
oirer and for many years was attached 10 the office Of
The Associated iresH IN this CITY NJ ono Time having
charge ~ the agency, Ia late years he Was connected
with The Iubl< Ledgcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

Elizsbeth-st., by swallowing some PARIS green:
She is an habitual drunkard and her reason Seeni7
to have become impaired in consequence.
Charles Hess. baker. forty-thrce years old, last
evening took dose Of laudanum at his home. NO
331 East Eleventh-st. 1t is believed that ne III, IN
vue Hosptal. The cause OF his act Is not known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
STEAMSHIPS FOR ETEOPE.
HEAVY PASSENGER LISTS.

nrr,RrtEE or FIVE srEAMrRs-UIE rAs>rNGrR
Isis II FULL.
Kurd Won Schlozcr. the German Minister, and
Nthildr Cottrcly ni the Thaim Theatre VIII sail today,
an the steamship Man for Bremen. Or Forlycc Barker.
Clarence A. Scwau j. j. Astor and wife, and Mrs Oh"
ni,ll and daughter viii sdl on The britannia Tor lNrr
mol SALVADOR de Mcudonca. the brazilian ouSu i"nrr-
a. sin sail the Ethiopia for Gla-sow, and tho llndoo
trnulr OF ug'lrts and dancers go to Liverpool ON the
steamship ltaiy Following arr the complete passenger
It-fH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
Accrrs1NG uERHrSBAND OFPOISONING HER

lane Burke age forty, of No. psi West Sixteenth
ST.. died in the New-lork Hospital yesterday, from
Paris green poisoning. When she was found suier
ing from the poison last Saturday, she charged heI
hmshand Thomas Burke with having administered
H. TO this Statement. she adhered to the end. The
husband is in the TOmhs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
BAD WEATHER AT SEA.

The ship Cashier, which arrived from bordeaux
Yesterday IN latitude 40o 40 north longitude 2Oo
40 west, passed In sight Of the British bark Queen.
waterlogged and abandoned, but with three Of her
boats still hanging their dayts In good condition.
No boats could be- cent 10 tho wreck, owing % the
rough weather. The steamship Aly0, from tho West
Indies, reports that Tuesday she met with heavy
rain equals. with terrific lightning, During the
apouts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
DIR. DEORAssE

ToRoETo, May 20.-Dr. Dcgrvsc, u promI-
mont citizen and wolknown politician, died hero last
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

Ycung. from New.yMt; W whnldin. Msssas IRON nm.
delphia
Cleared steamers Josephine Thomson Moore for NsvYs.
III l. Cav, Pferson, for philadelphia -"
sAyAxsAH, May 9o-Anved, steamer VIM Lawrence iron
FOREIGN SKIPPING.
LONDON. Nay 20saiied- Sd inst soooo FOR Boston, Gth
inst Magic Horton for the Delaware 10Th inst John Bs
tonoe the latter Tor the Deawse ophir for the Deswae
swansea Washington Capt Cosuoh the latter for ewOv.
pleiades for Boston.
Arriyed.l2h inst An Cavalier capt Fodesen; l6th inst
Borhiid Gustav Adolf Racehorse Tabor Capt 0vtel lsk
inst, rorn Wapt yuselius, Northern Empire; l90 nse
Douglass Castle, Erlns Sklalgsen, ii Less~pa.
Norge Percy Sea breeze The latter Oh Dunernss wh.
Ryerson the latter OF Dungeness-
tt0r Later shipping Ssvs. " any, See RJtA Pas&l
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(AnnouncementAI

An agreeable and efficient disinfectant PlattA
Chorides entirely odoress Endorsed and BY phyd
clans OF all schools Sold at druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

ing Of his mistress Mary Deane was affirmed yes,
| terday by decision of the Supreme Court, Oenerai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

Nearly 700 Organs were shipped from the
Beatty organ Works at Washington " during the
OF March. Beatty's Organs q household word
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

One of the gratifying features Of the times Is
that all right minded physcians gladly auxiliary
the absOrptiye treatment-the Holman Pad Co Hemedes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW.YORK MAY 20. 1881

PORT or y EM YORK MAY 20. ISL
ARRIVED
Steamer Rattle Rr Parsen Liverpool MAY TO- via Queens
town n. win md-e and passenger % Il C9riis ~ e,
ampon No. with ml-r and pa--ensr. &C. o,,rehs CO.
steamer Alfo b. Williams Sa'anila MAY o. 'attAageha
and A-pinwal H. with udse aud passeng"rst0 Pun For
S'rI Daniel ecinan (Helgl De Smct Antwerp April
p Boston With md-e and passengers to Funch Edye
sin cahicr of Windsor " Teller bordeaux 30 days va
Drllware Brakwacr, with iron ore I" ORDER N'ss'l 10
Rars y Bueno si..ons JneS April Gnantan
e%G May j. wit" sugar to- de RIVERA 90 '''''l 10 ''De'
lafL Mary L Ray London Ilyth. Bahia 80 days with
sugar - urrr. vessel 10 simpson & Np"nc" .. -
Rark Antonio M,mb,h AUST oStri' H. Ire,tF % Gays
HarE II rn North shields. stephen. Port Louis, Mau
Bark Ada could Of ADDISON. Moor seville 40 days with
mdr g. N'Is '1 49, y" nc1rtrt 4s dsvs in
Flrk Wng Rird u Windsor vs. Barker Rotterdam 40
| day- v N, md - to ORDER vessel toe HoIiauN.
1s ,terkho ~ rG5ss;c S's"A u days win SUI
parl - r.nd.reis, 81 quebec Bates Pcrnambuco 81
days with 20 Brown Bros Co. vessel 10 l'ud'r
R,k Laura Ita castcaro CAN, g JAYS With misc IA
Br'auuha,,n forcE vocal {" ~io""'ich g 90 -. .
Has vista ,Iins. Fontrll glasgow Moh 10 via Philadcl
nas Iaofd !aI isso caii 80 days. With mlso to or.
hark Mart Aust D,nn Eoucr ~ days in ballast TO
nrs MA Thomson. Williams fanl from Ncw.IIavcn in
' nc. 49, 20 y rrnr i~ard. I.i,nl Murchs son Matan
~ LAYS. pca~arr Bnak~at'r with sugar to order
~ Talbot, 81 London Ilanrl- bahia 30 days. with sugar
/ To- No-lr Hfn- yc--,l lo Sow mig y Archibald
QUEEN IT Portland handler ardcnas Is DAY -
" "a ir. urtri sr---i To- II Aint host ~ 90
mag Na % - John. N. Ita"n Trieste aid Mirahtlla
t 1,- With empty barris and Iron ore t. order 't-
! So b Nttiu- s ~'it.
nrig ufl HroVr 70 DAYS with sugar Ia spence
/ Montague ~ %. vt--.l To- -imp-'i, tihip * 90
/ ~.hr Nitfy Wrb'tr.uf Bath. uarr- Baracfa j. DAYS
N.t frtlf t vessel To I.aa X Ntdlt-
tNun.d 20 Donald. Charleston 10 days. with
railroad t,s Thompson. vessel Ia master
-rlr las tnIin.h ~ Philadelphia. Mag"', 'ahhren :
t- 10 sugar ku"Wlfru co. Nr--" {" Dayton o.
/ Sir N,ai" Potter oN'! Washington s.. day with
r.n.r 10 vanderbilt Hopkins. y'H~c! To W Il Hinmai
Nclr MARY Decker wilson. Ecith"ns da,- with pines
! 90 Jas iuI.'.-s Co.
/ ~tlr = iir~n. thaWirr-. Nd-lihft"h ~ WIN
lumber t'' l. "lhh 10 I"F. ,, ,o ,.. ., i,r,, =
| ard naval : .sfn ! lppiurrr
ii A con, -. Leighton. Carlcnas u days with
rp.i1--..- b. uf,i,r. ,,-~si TO ir'tf. ~"u 80"
,iur Il IitIi- Iruul~'l. tihsra Is days, WIN
sr.,r d, ,f,..l. Ilr,- vessel 81 sanchez $ lhtt
HIS f,rgT"'n JIG henuN l" days Win Iuhl'
[ l,t Dol, Drew q, Al Nr~stl ilt las liii'h
SIR Nrllr. ~ llf4- bnA"hirr -'riA leone 81 Gay
viii lt,.s rubber etc. 10 Ai'- ~ furi'tN'ld
NtIn Iluti. fifffg'"Nh. WIN nav 81
49, f. rr,rr G Hart vessel To u liurlbut 4 60.
SrN-tr wind a sandy Hook. moderate, NJ cloudy
"'''' tLEAHIp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

Houston g. SrEINLE, III and s67 6th-ave.,
their customers like II very much"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
ATTEMPTING TO TAKE THEIR LIVES

Airs. Elizabeth Neary, ago forty.thrCc, attempted
20 destroy her life last evening at her home No. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

steamer topa Er'. Mcinichic London HENDERSON i,ro.
Hrftanlc m. p,rrt. Liverpool IL tnriis ...l ilA
,l,r sumner Liverpool r. " Hurst gloucester br
p,i.i. i,rt.in. " u Morgan. Kialt" lir, Bond liNH
S,rtri.t q sons tBil. tHmpn"ll Barr"M htn
,i,r-np i.to. Bsillc t Heck. N"Wrhstlr ana Dnhd,f
rit.t Nr,pipIi Persian Monarch ,hri p"i-'inn'
foul. pnffru Nichri- 90 Ishburl ihI,. 'l'"i-
A,nuuruth Di,k luu, ., liir a 80 Marcia III blN"u
II John Punch. Edyr - 90 70" haiiIn III J''i ~
mia a,d mo A, fanriru Richmond. Il u ilorlald
i,,th 10 49, .lir fIrunttt 'spnNHll Via kngst" IVES
liz rsunir. t,rIu.ry rhal, pia, Nm J. lydr " 81
ut--l.-rpL Holmes Portland. Orrson, The oregon I'm
,r,v,t a., MI TrNa-. Hines. Port Roy al ana
Frrnan ma e II Mallory 60 j Garrett Foster, Ba
tmofr.J = kurn. ,, ,,.a-, u ,.oo
Nlrck. 49,. -, .,....-, - p,
hia-E e. lu,lNa Nor. s,rrHts,o :di-iud. b'nham
pt,rtny 90 - American Eagle Elatchnrl Brlu~Nlt X.
a. Nautn Kay Nr~ York ltalh Iarfo odessa ls-
Srg.,r llfus Comma Non. ~"lahl BERGEN N"ENat
,tTohias.v 60 rhouan9on Nor' ni'cr, CORK or Fai
,u,uth for orders Fuu,h Edyc 60 .l S-'N, Odlu ItA
lar Africa. and a market Arnold. Hines * TO-
truIfinu tLidd NGrufli, Neagfr Bros
IidrlA Rr ItugelrS ~ n'y, CD James Wtlwel = ca
. Walters .i.Il. tGo>-l'f. Nrwth-te On lyne, Eng
sc,,nirclI Rros Elizabeth Minslo". Lorkr Carirna-
,t,ii.r Unughtnn ~maricd tNori. NtilScn. La [ nUn
~.r -il, adnr. aud other puItS. ranarc- & 'ushman
Maj. Pat,f Eiitlari Wilmington Del, ~ainne
t.alu,N Us Quaker tiiy. Vi Ntily, Frrnandiha, Ia
"a Mr..alf a Barnett Jones' tt'niin lhrpnn lia{
ia ,u.i. ~ a prh iyuan, ia, S~"ifiil, IA ) IL
Winchr-rf "a 60 . II MaIlov Wines. Para Brazil Bur
.I.ff L A.. F4f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

One trial cOnyinces every one Of the marked
superiority Of the RIVAL SAucg" over all others
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A MURDERERs CONVICTION AFFIRMED.
INC CONVICTION 81 We anu nslstn. augustus ~, y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

Wheat phosphates and vegetable tones are
hoalthful tor all and inure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
A"LADY psYCHoMETER8 IN COURT"

Clara l.. Walker is suing William L. Chesley IN
the Seventh District Court in Yorkvllc 70 recover
5000 for two months rent and board. The woman
has an attractive appearance and is always nGhy
dressed: the defendant is q prominent builder
whose Office is at No. 40 Broadway and who has, II
is said. a wife and family in Boston. Mrs. Walker
recently figured i'll the Ihcoplllus loungs
case, testifying in behalf of Mrs. loungs. In
her testimony, Thursday, tho. plannh sad
that she went to live at No. 3ls West fItY-ninth-
st., last December, and that Mr.; CheSley agreed 10
nav 800 month for rooms and board. lie left the
house in March and failed 10 pay her for Aprl! and
May. She did not know where she Was born ana
was married when fourteen years OF age to "a man
named Walker. She left him because she was tired
of supporting him. She first met Mr.. Chcsley IN
Boston. Six years ago in the New Ork Hotel IN
this city she took oath to be his wife and he
took an oath to be her husband.
Five years ago" continued the witness. when
living in Sixth-ave.. quarrclled, and re- shot me
three times did not tell any body that he shot me-
but said that shot myself The witness further
said that she was lady psychOmctcr and psych9-
ogst" defining psychomctry as the getting nj the
soul of a thing" She gave readings just as thr
phrenoogiss did, except that she did not " feel
people in that way. Her speciality was giving
poIuts about the rise and fall of mining stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

When you suffer from sick headache dizzi-
constipation. &C., remember Carriers Little Liver PILLS
will relieve you. One pill ID dose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

PREVENT CONTAGIOUS DISEASES by using "A
dsinfectsnts Buchans Carbolc soaps Nothing opens
pors eruptons sud unbecomng granuiaons
the skin with such certainty and pronpudc while in the
case Of the Caboc Laundry soap other purtnes and
dsnects hnen annihates malaria breeding odors
and money saving cleaner and
purifier worthless limitations genuine has the
Of kidder Laird each cake Who'll sale depot IS
Johnst, New. York
SAFES Steel fanges and rounded conerA
combination locks. EMORY, 20 vesey.st, Sew.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

Hanknson Steam Carpet Cleaning Works
Send for circulars. Is East 27th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

Scalskin Sacques repaired, altered TO new
shape finished complete. splendid work. prices low. No
extra charge for storage during the summer sArsEs Pua
MASUPAcTogY, 1903 PTincest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
NE MOVEMENTS OF ~TEAMER'
FOREIGN PORTS.
pof Man is Sailed. steamer Lgypt Ut 'i"S

FOREIGN PORTS.
Ttvrproof Nav Sailed. steamer Egypt III, "roShn'
Cor Nrv York ........... H., -,
n.l, iron, IiNrrteol for Sew York. 49,
~ ,,t,,, N,, Arrived Steamers HrlNrua tBrl0l,
- tt,.,i,, from Sew ork Fhuyu Brlg, -rhatt from
~. WI "a ,r.laud nclsI. \irku- from Sew N"iA
U.H,Na Ma, 10 Arrived. steamer tity OF Mexico Key
,ni,ts ,rmn Mexico. ami proceeded - N'N YORK ,
a. fay 20 Arrived steamers tiarheha from ar
- -, VarL frnm Newcastle on- y hGmbcri, RON
u.IrnN. columbia from ~ydn'l. tB. - ,.r o..
hsIIp" steamers Iceland Tor HarbOr Grace NJ Ot~ay
Tower. for London .,,.-,,..,.. pop1-s
no, NJ "a Arrived steamers Roman. Carroll, from
i.nht,.' familiar Miller um Philadelphia. Acadia.
tr,, hem from Mediterranean ports; George Appold
I0yrland, from BatuoT'; NJ, cra,on, Toe tou,o,
al, I'm. Ur walker Liverpool fenro-e BIZ JcaIu
.9 n rpr,,d"l. Clnopns l{r. JOY. Tor Liverpool
XSty.T HANFN, May 20 Arrived steamers Ratlesnake
swan from Pnladrlulla Tor Lynn "hhAhsPI'' "hhttlr
frnm Philadelphia Tor boston - a.,
pm AptlriA May -O-ArriNtNl steamer JOhn ebuVeI
her from ilstnnr' ,,,,
18th n ond baltimore
M rHoRE May 9O-Arrved steamers Kolr Jung@t from
tr,n,,n. Denance. Jones, from NewOern; NoodS ard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.

HRoNNvIfir.-A black snak" six feet seven inches
long hl, been hiiird Ia the ncighborhood OF Bronx
vile.
HYr.-Thc ground Of the Rye Athletic Club ar,
brag put in good order for the opening games OF
ISL which Will be- held on Decoration Day.
II\nIu.nN. - Harrison liant has begun suii
against the Nrw-lork, Ncw-lInyrn and Hartford
killing his hor,c and breaking ms wagon last July,
~ tlr iir,. Whrn Grprg, Hunt and Warren Mead
wrrr killed IF the l,lc Cemetery cIo,aing
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10
CAPITAL CRUMBS,

Vigorous efforts are to be made ia tho mat
ter OF new apPortionment, but strong op-
position IRON certain qusrters is expected.
Convictions have been lively in the district
court for the past two days. Seven were
sent to the penitentisry. The aggregate
sentences amounted to As years.
| notice the following Dallasites ia The
city; Robert West, Barnett Gibbs, Janos
Leeper and Charles +. Tucker.
In the grand lodge to-day resolution
passed to invest ten thousand dollars in Uni
ted States bonds for the location of a tenn
pie, Made the special order for Thursday
night The officers elected are as follows
y. Il. Gibson, grand master.
A. NJ. Deck, deputy.
$. II. Russell, grand warden.
y. l.. Wren, secretary.
Thomas NJ. Joseph. treasurer.
Barnett Gibbs, orator.
g. II. Deiienbaugh, messenger.
NJ. d. Herring, representative.
For trustees: Nj. &. Shelly, r. DeCordoya,
q. Herzog, Fred Carleton and w. X, Ma
kewsou.
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virgintn Republicans

Richmond, Va, Feb. 0.-Pursuant TO 4
recent call of the republican state executive
committee, the state central committee met
here yesterday with q full representation. A
paper iu the shape of an address to the re-
publican party of Virginia, was prepared and
was Offered and supported in an elegant
speech by Gen. VIM. @. Wickan. After
some discussion the paper was adopted by 6
vote of 10 to Z, thus set.
tliDg 10 the negative the queE-
tion of holding state convention at an early
day. The majority here are in favor of hold.
ing a convention as late as June or July
and the nomination of straight out
ticket for state officers. The state
central committee, General Weckham, chair.
msin, held meeting prior TO the assembling
OF the local central committee, and rescindsd
their action st the recent meeting request
ing the central committee 10 call state con-
vention on the 10th of March next. To-
days action is considered victory for the
straight-out republicans of the state against
sll alliances with other parties.
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AND 1T is BECAUSE

OUR CLAIMS based upon the Solid Foundation of Fact
that WE Receive and will always Continue to Receive The
Lions Share of Business in Our Lines.
We Buy Direct from the Manufacturers and in Great
Quantities. for Wholesale Trade Dallas and Waco and
Retail Trade at Dallas Waco Calvert and Fort Worth
We Pay Cash for Everything Business in tho
Eastern Markets being Transacted There through our Per-
manent New York Office.
Our Unlimited Means and perpetual Presence On The
Ground secures us Better Terms both Regular Purchases
of strictly FrSt-cass Goods and at Forced Sales of Job
Lots than can possibly be obtained by any other Buyers
from Texas.
We have established Business and Business House,
in the Lone Star State of which many Older States and
Older Firms might properly enough be Proud Our interests
are plainly those of Every Citizen Every Farmer Every
Mechanic, Every Professional Man We Give and Gladly
Give Our Customers, both Wholesale and Retail the
Same Benefits in turn that operate in Our Favor Buyers
in New York and the East.
Our Goods selected with great care, and in
liberal while iudicious Manner in order to fully the
wants of all classes of Society
Our Prices Low as We can Name them, and con-
sequeny Lower than Other Dealers do for tho
Same Value to the Customer 1t plain to the general
derstandng that Our Profits not made in Day. but
realized at Seasons end from Large Sales at Close
Margins. We never Advertise anything at "Your Own
Price, but do maintain and prepared Prove thatOUR
PRICES the LOWEST at which All Alike can buy Dry
Goods Notions, Millinery Clothing, furnishings Hats,
Boots and Shoes, and Carpets The Intelligent Gus
less Proposition to Depart his individual favor from the
strict and honorable Business Principle of ONE PRICE
and that the LowEsr-or Everybody.
SAN GER BROS.
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abOripg men in procuring pay from railroads

iaoorlng men in procuring pay from railroads
ana olner corporations. Referred.
by MIR. Haiduseck--A resolution iustruct
ing Judiciary committee No. 2 TO present an
act defining the term of sodomy. Referred.
by MIR. Wurzbach--A bill providing for
the 'ssessment and collection Of taxes on I'M.
rendered land. Referred.
BY MIR. McCombs-A bill to defne tho
contracts of building and loan associations.
By MIR. Matthews-A bill reouiripg coun,v
clerks to advertise certain matters in news,
papers instead of posting. Referred.
by Mr. hutcheson-A bill sppropriating
money SO as tie governor can print and send
out information concerning Texas to parties
wishing such information. Referred.
BY Mr. Dougherty-A bill providing for
the Issuing otmanuscript bonds for the sale of
scnool lands for the school fund. Referred
by Mr.. Ayers-A bill to re-imburle
the A. and M. college, and making An
appropriation to complete the equipment
OF the college.
b3y Mr. Matlock-A bill providing for the
registration Of instruments of writing re-
lsnng TO real estate in unorganizsd counties.
Referred.
The house then took up the Joint resolu-
ton amending the constitution 60 as to ex-
emp. property invested in manufactures from
taxation for twenty years, and the substitute
liking ten years. A general dicussion en-
sueo' which took up the rest of the morning
On vote being taken the house refused 20
engroSs--45 nays to 81 ayes.
MT Fly, special champion of the bill, said
those isvoring the bin took broad grounds,
ana the opponents took ground against dis
examinations and in favor of any one--a kind
ofgeneral property.
The house then adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10
san Antonio Items.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, Feb. GA fire occurred at
$3.50 o'clock this morning in a Mexican bagn.
10 kept by Ignacis, and. before the engines
reached the spot the house and contents were
consumed. The origin of the fire is unknown
The loss is about $500.
The International will run trains regularly
on the 10Th inst. M
Information has been received at head
quarters that state troops have boen ordered
to Fort Concho by the governor 10 protect
the citizens against the outrages of the sol,
diers.
Blanton Duncan appeared on the streets
to-day. he thinks he had narrow escape,
md is thankful he is still alive.
The committee appointed to work up a
u merchants exchange report nstterinp