davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-24
THE SURVEYORS RING.
Some Light on the Subject from the
SILVER state"

The .Silrei. State of the end inst. con-
tinues its exposures of the surveying
swindle. The facts presented are cal
cuIated to make taxpayers open their
eyes little. 1t says !: Last week the
.Glrer State alluded to the fact that sur
veying parties are engaged in almost
every direction in surveying worthless
lands for which the Government has to
pay handsomely. The lands are value
less, and no sane person would give a
dime for many of the townships, which
are being marked off by corner stakes
at an expense to the country of about
500 per stake. We are informed that
some Of the surveying parties select
the most dreary deserts they can find
for their operations, as it is less work
to carry a cham on the barren. aikali
plains than where there is sagebrush or
greasewood, and consequently more
profitable to the Ring engaged in the
business.
The appropriation made by Congress
fer surveying the public lands in Ne
vada for the current year was $4,000,
but by the abuse of the Special Deposit
Act passed for the benefit of settlers,
the whole country is being surveyed at
an average cost to the Government Of
$500 per township. The Government
does not pay cash ser these surveys.
but issues scrip, which is receivable at
par for public lands in any State Or Ter
ritory in the United States. This scrip
is eagerly sought for by land brokers,
who offer 80 cents Oh the dollar for it.
We are informed that under this Act
the Ring has applied for the survey of
land in Nevada which will cost the
SijO,0 with no posibil-
ity of deriving any benefit from the out
lay, as hundreds of thousands of acres
of the lands which are being surveyed
into townships would not support a
Jack rabbit to the section. The Sur
veyor General, whose duty it would
seem to be to inform the Government of
the real condition OF affairs, receives II
per cent of the amount charged for the
surveys, and silently aquiesces in the
abuse of the law.
The Reno GG-effo is the ONLY naDer
in the State that atteMpts to justify the
swindle. 1t says that it is doubtful if
A township can be found that has not at
least one settler upon it, and he is en-
titled to his land. 1t is not possible
hat man who travels so extensively
through the State as the editor of the
Gazette can make such an assertion
through ignorance. He can readily
satisfy himself that he has made great
mistake by looking through the car
windows when riding from Reno to the
Ttah line. There is not only one, but
here are thousands OF townships in !
Nevada on which there are NO settlers, I
or the reason that no settler could live |
N them, as they contain neither water |
Tor vegetation, yet they are being sur
eyed for the benefit of ring at an
Verage cost to the Government of $500 |
acb.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-24
For sale

"A new Singer sewing machine, with
latest improvements, will be sold cheap
for cash. Apply at the Bank Exchange
saloon, corner of Curry and. King streets
Carson City Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-24

The practice of carrying firearms is
condemned by many, and by others it
is defended as necessary for self-defense
bulldog pistol, silver-mounted worth
$40, may be bought Of Uncle Harris,
221 kearney street, for half its value.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-24

10 Onh;r-s.<
% ~;
eIo f.onI5 - -
80 Pat and poIh; ,.,a<
AHA CaI;forn;aI q,
so3 Con V;rni,;. IN
,1O CboiI.r So
an $780, > ga
am Potos; %
80 HoIa anJ So-oross-,,>
~ 1910 'I p,;n,
500 VoIIo II-o, "a
400 Imner;.I"anc
81 Kantmck-3.
On Ainha4-
23O Ratcbers Dc
I475 sierra Nevada-:5I.
30 IItah-lIII
I0O RpIIion-IlI
30 Excneuuer-I 20
$40 Overman-I 81
100 Justice-eOc
IsOO Ivnion-13L,
200 Alta 50
$50 Julja-4Oc
$50 Silver HilI-Ijc
$50 LADY Washingtou-20c
200 New York-oDc
$50 Rentop-e5c
$50 Scorpion-l 50
l25 North Ex. Urah-Soc
300 New Wells-Fargo-I5c
100 Curtis-l4
$50 Audes-l 80
,rS,.c, po,p,
90
~ EuraNa Cons
- Jackson-.oc
io0 iSeimont-o'c
i5O n. belle-loA
lOO Manhattan-l@
~ Orand frlZe-Ioc
iOO ArSenta-ioc
51v Star-3o
30 aih;o,, -
80 Wales-50c
20 Mt. Dlabo-GI
100 Z. Mt. Diablo-l5c
200 Belding-ie
l4o Bodie-Sss
300 Bechtel-1 10
900 Ticga-4Oc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-24
TO Rent or for sale.

On liberal terms, the house lately &C.
cupied by Judge Beatty. The house is
partly furnished and has a block of
ground attached. Apply to James
Fraser, County Building. au9lm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-24

Major J. Hancock Dennis has sold out
his interest in the Tuscarora Times
RerieU to his partner 0. l.. c. Fair
child, who is now proprietor, editor and
publisher.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-24

James G. Chesley returned to Carson
yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-24
THE COOK FUND.
Subscriptions Received at the Appeal
Office Yesterday
each.

The subscription started by the APP
PEAL yesterday for the Cook fund has
met with liberal response. The fol-
lowing are the names of those who sub
the man in Cincinnati who slapped the
mouth Of the party who expressed the
hone that Garfield wO1ld die.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-24

Allen Bragg is in town.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-24
STOCKS.

MORNING BOARD,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-24

Gould Il Curry. ~ bid, TX asked, * sales
Savage, so bid, 3 50 asked, ) So sales.
Belcher, 81 bid
Mexican, x bid, - asked, II sales.
Ophir, ~ bid, ~ asked, ~ sales.
Union, l45s bid, 14s4 asked. lI5s sales.
Sierra Nevada, IT'S bid, ~ asked.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17
Buiitliux PERMITS.

z. Hunt, one story frame building 80 by
GA, west side of Aksrd street. Cost $500
H.N. Meier, one story frame dwelling, 80
by 40 Csruth street. Cost $1,000.
L. Woemer, one story frame cottage, 1e
by %, Germania and Live Oak streets.
COsL $500.
r. T Issn'ohr, one>story frame covered
with iron, 16 by so, corner Main and Murphy
streets. Cost $40.
Mrs. r. W. Goldtbwaite, one story brick,
rs Dy GO. business house, north side of Main
be'waen Murphy and Sycamore. Cos,
W. J. Allen, one story brick business
house, 20 by GO, Main street, between MUIR
ply and Sycamore. Cost Sl,5c0.
MD Garli"g os, one story brick business
house, % by 80. EN-, east Of Poydras street
@ at 81 900.
p. 4 Green. two story brick business
house, 25 BY 80, Elm street between Murphy
and PJydrss. Cost So 500.
A.E Audrey, two story brick bushes
house. 80 nv 80, Elm street west of Green
Cost 81 900.
Texas express company, one story fran,
transfer office, 20 by 80 near Union depot
Cost $500
s. Ms,er, two story brick business hous,
30 by 80, north side OF Elm street, east o
Sycamore. Cost $4,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17
Took His Own Life

Mr.. +. r. Rowley. of this city, received Z
telegram yesterday morning from Chicago
announcing the death of his brother Cory
Rowley, who committed suicide 10 that city
Friday, by shooting himself in the head with
a pistol. He left hero some three weeks ago
gong north for his health, which was no,
good. He visited relatives in Ipdians and
Other states On his arrival at Chicago
another brother of theirs whr
resides there wrote Mr.. R,wley of this
place that he feared their brother was losing
bis mind, aud that he intended to take him
10 q few days to see another brother of theirs
10 Ohio. The deceased leaves cattle rancho
in Donly county. The many friends Of the
bereaved brother who resides here, extend
10 him their sympathiea
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17
n, MsMoaIAn

Or LITTLE ClN l,s CRAWFORD LooA's sIAS-
AGAIN.
An angel In the happy land was wreathing
fresh i'm portelles
For toe brow of newly blessed ones Just COM
ing through tce portals;
From his cherub hand heavenly bud, the
loveliest of his flowers,
Let drop by chance adown through space upon
tails sphere Of ours.
1t fill In gentle, loving hands, who tenderly
defended,
And round the beauteous, fragrant bud the
parents shield extended;
But soon, too soon! they saw, als,! that 1t
was never given
To boom on earth, but only left charge to
keep Tor heaven;
And when the chill terrestrial winds the
foweret had f,ded,
The angel, on his wings of light, the human
home invaded,
And bore his preciou, priz, aloft to bloom in
summer skies,
Though crushing loving hearts below with
Mortul sacrifice;
And though they knew such holy germs
doomed not md blighting sin,
They wst not hat a thOg so small 80 great q
los, had been;
Yet, still hey feel their darling one is nurset
by saints above,
And with angels of Gods home they hav'
acommon love. Ii.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17
A Good RepOrt,

On yesterday County Collector w. H.
Prashe' maie his Gaal settlement with the
county for the year ending June 80, 1881.
The amount charged to the collector in the
way of advaiorem, occupation and other
taxes, for the year, aggregated S7S 727. This
was balanced by receipts from the treasurer
showing tbs amouat paid over to bs $40 55i
and BY insolvelt list. errors 10 assessment.
sales to the state, etc for balance. The
accounts wore unanimously approved md |,
wa ordered spread upon th, minutes that the
same was accepted as q full and flosl state
mont. This ,sinly speaks wall for Capt
rrs!her as an officer, and as one who has
HM,scntrgsd his duty strictly and honestly.
ane Item OF amounts paid over to tho treas.
uIer VIII give our readers an idea of the
annual income Of the county,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17
CITY CNIC CHAT.

The United States court will adjourn final
ly on Thursday mkt.
Tom Murphy got drunk and insulted ls-
dy and now ne swellers In the station house
Both the Il .st Dallas and down town en-
gines were out last night filling the fire els
terms.
David Rhodes died in the city hospital yes
terday OF consumption, in the 56Ih year of
his age.
Chas. Davis was found very drunk Friday
night, and after spending all night In the cal
aboose no was assessed the usual fine and
trimmr g by Justice Price.
Buyers should not forget that tomorrow
is Goldsmith Bros. first bart ain day sill, tax.
ing stock. Gall and see them and get cheap
goods See advertisement, first page.
In this issue will bs found the advertise.
ment of the Chicago Scale 90, who arc sell
ling great many of their goods In Texas
through their agent, Messrs Mitchell &
Scruggs are agents In Dallas.
To-day is Sunday. and the people have an
opportunity to observe the Sunday law again.
There are churches enough in the city to ac-
commodste all the people, and 1t is hoped
that they will all turn out.
Mr.. R. 7. Smith, of Mount Sterling, Ken.
lucky. is in the city. Mr.. Smith is q whole
souled, genial gentleman and to be liked has
only to be known. He is here for the pur-
pose Of prospecting. and should he fad a
suitable place he will probably locate. He
left last evening for Denson.
j. R. Davis, photographer, is no longer.
connt cled with his former rooms on Main
street, but is now fitting up ;lendid suite
OF rooms on Elm street, opposite j. NJ.
Grams, and will leave for the east in few
days for The purpose of buying complete
outht with sll the modern improvements,
and at the same time secure the services OF
competent operatora Will be ready fol
business about the first of August, at which
time he would DO pleased to have his numer.
Gus friends and patrons call and see him and
examine some of his beautiful productions in
photography
| The DISASTROUS fire at Denton last week,
desire! cd The Saloon, Q branch house of
Orsddock, of this city, the prince of saloon
lists, but he did not let the good people of
Dsnton suffer, for he has opeIe ed a Gnar one
than that destroyed, and the very best of
WHISTLES and cigars are once more at the
service of the people of the town and those
who visit it. Craddock is a live, energetic
and enterprising man in his business and not
even the ravsges OF fee can down him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17

Mr.. j, R Noe, of ST. Louis, is stepping a,
| the Grand Windsor.
ID d. Morrow is confined to his bed BY Q
seyes, bilious attack.
Mr.. r Qa'ckenstedt. of Davenport, Iowa,
was in the CITY yesterday.
Cooper Mott ana J. b Elliott, of Denton.
ar guests at the Grand Windsor.
Ben V Coulsop. travelling agent for Schnsi.
der u Davis, is just in from western trip.
Mr.. Chris Rintemsn. Of Fort Worth, paid
the HERALD office pleasant Cali yesterday.
Capt William Warden, the efficient sheriff
OF Collin county, was in the city yesterday
on official business.
Mr.. George J. Dexter returned home yes
terday from trip to Baltimore and New
York greatly improved in health.
Dr. B Rains, of PAlo Pinto, stopped owe,
in the city, yesterday. on his return trip from
East Texas, visiting his father.
Bob Purdy. one of the proprietors of the
popular B ard of Trade, leaves this evening
for New York City, Saratoga and other points
east, to bs absent several weeks.
Col. w. y Holland, who has been sick fol
several days, will leave for a trip to Wooter
Wells or East Tennessee in few days.
q. w. hyde, the popular travelling sales
man for breakfast stoves, sold by Rsdwsy &
Barton, Of Cincinnati, OHIO, ia in the city.
MIR. Henry Calm, Of Balm eros. & Co., OF
this city, left last evening for the east. HI
will purchase an immense stock for the
coming Wholesale trade.
Elk Governor John O. Brown, vice-presiden
of tie Yexas & Pacific, is in the city u CUES
at the Grand Windsor. He is Just re,urnip:
from tho west, where he has been for SOM
time faithfully watching the interests of hi
company. No man was ever more unromit
tirg in his devotion to his own affairs thai
has Governor Brown been to the great inter
ests of the Texas s. Pacific.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17
Meeting Of the x.COnfeo> crate Mis-
souri, soldiers

A large and enthusiastic meeting OF The
ex-confederats Missouri soldiers Of Dallss
county, met at the courthouse yesterday
evening, Col. Q. S. Mitchell in the chair, d.
A. Williams, Secretary.
Reports from all parts Of Texas were read
by the secretary from ex confederate Mis-
souri, soldiers, expressing their intention 10
be present at Dallas on the 10Th and llth OF
August, at tie reunion, and all clsmorous to
know If reduced passenger rates had been
procured for ex-confederates and their fami-
lies who desire to attend.
The secretary in answer to the many inqui>
ries in regard to passenger rat 9, then read
communications from Col. Hoxie, general
manager Of the Texas i Pacific railroad com.
psny anu International j. Great Northern
railroad company, stating that regular ex
cursion rates will be given on both
roads on that occasion; also q
communication from Col. Jed Waldo
that one half fare only would
be charged on the Houston & Texas Central
aud that all parties attending the reunion on
that rosd would be required to pay full pas.
sanger rate and would return to their homes
free on the certificate Of the secretary OF the
association that they were in attendance on
the reunion. The Dallas & w Oh ia, through
their courteous manager, Mr.. 4 K Fosdlck,
will furulsh regular excursion tickets Al one
and one.iifth ra,es--to all exsconfederates
aud their FAINT "a attending the reunion q,
Dallas August 10 ID and lib, 1881. OLhsi
railroads not heard from, but assurances are
that otter roads viii. at least give regular
excursioL rates.
| Il was resolved that the secretary address
\ circular letter to all ex.confederate Mis-
souri, soldiers in Dallas county to meet a
the court house on Saturday next, being tn,
% inst, to form local organization, ant
il is hoped that all will attend pop ly
nnl meet at the court house ut 8 O'Clock, y
IN. of that day.
Major j. k. Barley then submitted
proposition from the @ ieen City band, +
discourse music.on the occasion, which wa
accepted.
| A resolution was then introduced by Co
j. w. Payne, that the secretary be ins,ructe
to address a circular letter to the ci,iz ms G
Dallas county, irrespective Of their torme
localities, to meet with us at Shady Ve'
park on the 10.h of August next and partiC
ipste ia our grand basket dinner and picui
entertainment and earnestly soliciting the
presence On that grand occasion in the en-
o tertainment of the many friends that wi
be present, which was unanimously car
ried.
The meeting then adjourned to NEE! at tn
court house on Saturday next at 3 o'clock !
m, when il is hoped that every ex contedeI
ate Missouri soldier now living in DallS
county will be present. From the volultar
expression from all parts of the country tn
l0.h and 1lth of August next will be a
epoch in the history OF Dallas, never to b
forgotten. All papers friendly to the caus
please publish.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17
Bounty lands.

The following persons msde proof yester-
dsy before the county comm s'ioneps court
allowing tina, they were entitled 20 land GER
tiacs.es for twelve hundred and eighty acres
If land. und an act of the legislature sp.
proved April OH, 1881, which entities per.
sons who have been permanently disabled
by reason of wounds recelved while In the
ssty ca Of the state of Texas or the confeder~
ate states or their heirs, to receive the same
Ssversl of them we're women who are gu
tiilsd to the certificates through their de
ceased hu bands: NJ HAYNES, Jno J
Plowm.n. Frederick GARNER, Mrs Sarah \
Thorn IS, Mrs l. j M.rse Michael Kin,
William R,sse, Mrs EDlin Coyle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17
MsRKETs ny TELEGRAPH

Money $685..
Ex.hanse, long 1881; short 4s5N.
state Donus dull.
Government bonds quiet and unchanged.
E'our duil and unchanged.
Cprn quiet.
Pork firm at Is
Lard strong al Is
spirits Tnrpenline 90.
Frrights quiet.
Sofiee steady, quiet and Unchanged.
Saear quiet anu very f'm; fair 10 poof
i' W as; refined steady; STANDARD AEx
Wool nm with fair Inquiry; dOmrst,c 9e.c.
lia3.. '-V~'ii AeAa'
NIGHT Money 2a3; Exchange 1897, Gov.
ernlnent Donds gu 81 and unch'd new "a I 0Sn
New o ,ea; new iMs lan state bonds dull
sareriine ~: double 4N@iN; trsb,s ~
hikner grades bO906. w
Cor" drni AT 59at8I
Oats quiet at A9l5.
fork sea- ce and urn at TX.
Lard easier, tierco i2qi2E: key lox@lon
DRY salt meats scarce but firm: snon,dsrs
PACKED s696 .6h clear rib 0,; clU r sides NJ
1tcoh nrln, 7h@ OF. w.
camvaseu l0kai2h e', 'N'eN'
mhlsRy higher; western ret y d | lO@l IL.
Souee steady aud In fair den Il al: GARAGES n,
ordinary toprime 9kyl2h.
n, sugar dnii; IT IN common 10 good com mon
o,4aHs; fair 10 fully fair "a ak: IN lime m
on9,le ,SdSS; yell W Q ariflrd VmssS "
Molsssts q..ie, and stead common 20a2,
far 2,@y3U; prime A.. No" -'S@''
3A G5A " P'"io
Sights | 30 per 1000 pr emlum.
Sterling bank is3,.
Consols G60l67.
d. Louis, July l6.-Flour ilrmer. but M,
qno,ably higher. '"' "o'
wheat opened lower Mt the advance, No. Q
'eU lsil ln4@l ~ cash; l,H@l l6k July.
. oorh easier at 45k CASH i5,s July; 46hai7
fork hrm at II S.
Bulk meats strong and higher, good specu.
ia.i ctmsnd; shoulders q rs; rlp . Is.
l0alOS. N'' ~ no
lsrd higher at lsH@IeA.
Whiak, steady ats
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17
From the Occidcut.

San Francisco, CAL, July l6 - Advices re-.
ceived here from 10 olulu report that a
lava Sir, am from Mauna l. "a is likely 10 do,
stroy portion Of Hilo and its harbor.
The Fi]' Times of April 30,h, has an &C.
count OF horrible massacre perpetrated n,
Tihitsws, one Of the Limo islands. The
natives had recently proselyted by effort.
OF konsks missionary named Labue, who
induced them to give up their weapons
Subsequently the people of the southerr
portion Of the island brcame dissst. fad a
tue constant acquisitions laid upon them fol
Ln0ers by the apoststized Labue preached
a crusade against h,s followers and led then
in person. An indiscrimins,e slaughter en-
sued, over thousand men, women ant
children being msssacred. The bodies wer
collected in a pile ard burned. Labue i
being brought to Honolulu to answer for tn
crime.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17
County Com .aissioners' court.

After transsctiu9 regular routine business
the county commissioner court made the
following appropriate order, when the court
adjourned to meet the 9th Of August:
Ordered: That committee of two be ap.
pointed BY this court clothed with power to
purchase for Dallas county sufficient ground
ia the city of Ds las, upon which to place the
new i,i' to be erect d, the said committee
being fully authorized aud instructed to clost
the trade with any parry for what they ~
Judge to be good location at fair price
The court appointed as said committee CON
missiontrs Keller and McAdams.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17

Itching Piics- NJ mptoms and Cure
The symptoms arc moisture, like perspi
ration, insente itching, increased by scratch.
Ing, very distressing, particularly at nigh,
% ifpin worms were crawling In and abou,
tho rectum; tho private parts are sometimes
affected; II allowed 10 con,inue, very serious
results may follow. "Dr. Swsyne's All.hcal.
Ing Ointment lisa pleasant sure euro. Also
for letter, Itch, salt rheum, scsld head, cry.
sIpelas, BARRIERS Itch. blotches, all scaly,
crus,y. cu'aneous eruptlona Price 80 cent?,
three boxes for S1.26 Sent by mail TO ans
address on receipt Of price In currency, or
three cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by DR.. Swayne & Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia Pa, 10 whom lo,ters
should DO addressed. Sold BY oil prominent
druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17
The coming 1rOnbia.

"S NV"H"S sTOuDIes
AS 1t COW seems to bs almost certain thai
this yesr's cotton crop. a. least as far as Tex
asis conc erned, will be rs large If no. large,
than 1t has ever before been, the great .roub.
10 to DO spprehehded this summer and
fall will DO the scarcity of labor. Hundreds
and thousands of lsborers both male and
female will undoubtedl, DO In demand soon
II prices ranging from 81 to So so per dsy.
and where they will come from will prove \
ser.1us question. Not only the cotton, but
the general crop, croakers to the contrary
Notwithstanding, will DO immense,
ana the Importance OF taking speedy and
vigorous steps TO obtain labor cannot la too
snaer.ly tr deeply inpr sssd upon the pub.
lie. Railroads, emigration agents. and nil
Others sh uld not fail TO insugurs,e meas.
ures In this di ecsion as soon as possible and
on every oc, a,ion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17
OfAnk q Pint uf Ain

indianapolis, Ind, July l6.-Johp Smi,ty
died within twenty minutes after drinking y
pint OF gin. Some time ago he wooed a girl
south Of this city, whom he persuaded to sell
her farm preparatory to their marriage.
AFTER the sale she gave him $500, which he
invested in trip to ST. Louis, and upon bis
return yesterday, he contiLued toe debsucb
begun immediately after receiving the
money. The gin orsuk was in honor of his
return and The prospective marriage of this
fool femae, which had not yet been con-
snmmated. Her name is unknown to his
friends
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17
still Another Gone

mr. Thomas Barry yesterday received BY
telegraph the sad message OF the sudden
death 1t oakland, Maryland, of bis sister,
miss Emma This beautiful and es,imable
young lady, so p pular In our ID ala. Giro "a.
1911 ner home only few weeks since, in com.
psoy with Ars. j W.IWebb, TO spend the sum.
mer in the north, AID now coma. ,ns 49,, 80. -
selligence Of her death. The csuss Of hs,
suuaen uemise was not stated in the tele.
gssm Immediately upon receipt Of tho
news nes brother left for Mary Wand. 1t |.
supposed that the remains will be inter red
~ oaKiano' as the deceased had rsls,i, Q.