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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

sehcraiy prevailed, with light shower from passing
CLOUDS during the second quarter. The temperature
ranged between 730 and 49, the average (saaso being
rs higher than the corresponding day last year,
ana 10 higher than Thursday
cnSht changes IN temperature and fair clear
niiy Do expected toCay in this city and vicin-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

The foreign mails the ending SATURDAY
August o. ISL Will close at this ONCE on TUESDAY IS
Europe steamship MA
WEDNESDAY al $50 a. NJ, ~
Scythia. Queenstown
specially adarcssc), afrsvlt-
by steamship Canada via Hsvre. THURSDAY af9 a.
Tor Europe, by steamship AdIiatic 9ueenE,sra
Correspondence Tor Germany and France specially
addesse, and al 10 tor kurOpe
VA Pymeath Sherpoaig and Ham0argi on SATURDAY &C
10 a Tor Europe Dy steamship CITY Berlin
town correspondence Tor Germany scotland nust
specially adresse), aud az IL Tor Scotland direct
steamship NifcaSsa, via Glae.0w and
by steamship Neckar, via southampton Brpnen
II. Belgium direct steamship Vi
Antwerp The mails FOR Newfoundland close TUESDAY
AZ The mails Tor Honduras and
ItthSsDAf az 30 p. M The mails FOR hayt close "a
III URS1iAN at 10 a. N. Tho Mexico
close TIL kSDAN at lsSo Ire mails fer Jamaica.
Maaeaibo Sayanlla. &c, close FRIDAY ~ Ibe
mails for Brazil and Argentine Republic close FRIDAY
The mails Venezuela close "a
SATl RDAl al The mails China and
Judy SCAT $50 p m The malls for Australia de- oloss
Is,.t.Ss,t HENRY O. PEARSON, Postmaster.
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n1rrrAIn -MAnarrs

BuFFALo Aug 5.tlour ira. Wheat unchanged sales OF
500 bnsh. 30 lar4 Duluth spot at 81 81 Corn higher
sales $500 BASH No. Mixed Western 54i.c; II SOD
bush do at Doe two ears nigh Missed az ,6c laeo bush.
sales OF 5000 bnsi NO Mixed Western 42o. Nothing
doing mother grams kToad frelgisWheas $50; Corn
NeM-Nork.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Tn he ~ .as ~ Sc, ha
pcedrx Hash she irregular white line TIC oscillations
Indicated by tbs thsrnomr 81 Mud
nuts Pharmacy. ais brsAdSay
TRIBUNE OFFICE August 6-l n. m.-The changes in
the barometer yesterday slight. Fair weather
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BILL TO PURCHASE POSTPONED.

CONCORD, y. H., Aug. 5.-The Legislature
has indefinitely postponed the bill 10 provide for the
purchase, by the State OF the Concord Railroad
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Special Notices

Special Notices
OF NEW DESIGN,
Specially adapted to latest STYLES OF
ARCHITECTURE AND DECORATION.
Superior quality o
WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIAL GUARANTEED
and prices as low any.
A cordial invitation to stock
MITCHELL VANCE & CO,
$50 and s3s Broadway, New-York.
Also, Kerosene Fixtures, lamps. Clocks Bronzes &c.
Home Made Preserves.
PURE CURRANT JELLY-SPICED AND CANNED
FRUITS, JAMS, JkLLIEs PICKLES, sc
Housekeepers the above articles Old.
fashion home receipts and warranted by send
TO SARAH ;. McELRATH,
1893 Degraw-st. Brooklyn, y Y.
Goods stored until fall with prices
Johann Hoffs Genuine Malt Extract Most nutritious
and digestive tonic, Sucngthener for the debitatci
especially nursing mothers Beware OF limitations.
has signatures Of Johann Hon" and n. Elsner,"
agent on meek OF oNefy bottle
COMPRESS WAIEt-Ihe purest and ssfest Of all cathar
aomeslc they impair the digestive organs and Kidneys
Nasal Catarrh aud Bronchitia-
CURE lOt nsfl.f AT HOME
For Permanent and Positive send for Childss
Treatise the Diseases OF the Head sent ee APPLICATION.
Home rreatmenL charge consultation b.
The fearful effects Of ,aiarl can surely be s.opd sky
details and thousands certificates,
address Rev. n 4. CBIlDs. Troy Ohio.
Piles permanently eraaicaled within weeks No
references 4, 2ath-St
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Nasal Catarrh aud Bronchiiia,
Posf uWce Notice.

Piles permanently eradieaied within three weeks No
knife igature caustc All rectal Diseases cured Crca.
Lars sent containing reieIencea Dr. nov y West 2ah.s
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Pains in the Head and Back, Frosted Feet,
Stiff Joints. Lameness, Pleurtsy. and for all
external use, and for
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Aristotle was asked what one would
gain BY lying, and laconioally replied i:
"Never to be believed when he spoke
the truth"
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-YDEA E. PuMKHAM's
is n Positive Cure


for all those Painful Complaints ard Weaknesses
sOcommon to our best female population.
1t Will entirely the worst form Of Female Cona-
plaints all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcern
ton, Falling and psllneements, and tho consequent
Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the
Change of Ilfc.
10 will dissolve and expei tumors from the uterus IA
early stage of development. Tho tendency to cam
eerons there checked very speedily ly its us
1t removes faintnoss atulency dcstroysnli craving
for stImuiants relieves weakness OF the stomach
f cures Floating, Headaches, Nervous Frostrntion,
General Debility, sloepessness Depression and Indi-
gestion. VI
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain. weighs
and baeacie Is permanently cused y its use.
IT VIII at oil times and under ell circumstances act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female system.
FOR the cure OF Kidney Complaints Of ether sex til,
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA L. PINEHAN's VEGETABLE Ccns
POUND is prepared at go and % Nisstern Avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Price Of. Six bottcsfoT g. sentJy n.
In the form OF pills. else in tho form oflozcnees,
receipt OF price, 81 per box for either Mrs riakhaa
freely answers al eters OF inquiry. sera for panph-
let Address as above. Mention ihis Upper.
No family should DO without LYDIA l. T-sE1As1S
LIVER PnIs. They cure constipation, bniousnsEs.
aasd terpidity Of the liver % cents per box. 4
~ esJ9 ~ ali DSug6tstss -
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For the Kidnsva, Liver and Urinary ORGANS
use etslng bu Warner Safe Aid ev and
1we the r health and happiness to 1t Price
si25 per bottle. A5-We offer "Warners
safe Tonic Bitters" with equal confidence.
g. H. WARNER.s CO.. 20cbestT N.Y.
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CANARY, HEMP, RAPE, MILLET AMI
~ Maw Seed, at L. NILLEk's Drug store
ssN&tn street, Nount 1oilv
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LskENCA Brandy, HOLLAND GIN. RYE
and Apple Whisksg, Jsmsica Rum, shsr-
ncdicinaipurposes, at L. MILLERSS Drus
store, 90 Main street. Mount Hollv
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Tbs CodMERoIAL AND CLASSICAL
School,
Pearl Street, Mount Holly. will re open on
AMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1881.
HOUSEKEEPING speciality Private
Lessons af.er scnool hours Both sexes ad-
On tied. VIM. KELLY,
July q, 81. Principa
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r IME. CEMENT. PLASTER,
aud Piastering Hair. in large or small guam
titles, at T B. BULL0CKS,
is Garden ST., Mount dolly, M
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ado you think there is any danger
La my going to Blsukville I" asksi
Brown, 'thsy have the smallpox there
they say" Gas I never knew you
to refrain from taking anything witn-
Ia your reach" replied Togg, 81
think you had better kssp away from
Qaakvilis."
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s1CaUYLER's EXPR Ess.
NIOdU LEX EAFh E55,
> between Mount Holly and Philadelphia.

y between Mount Holly and Philadelphia.
Philadel phia Office No 10 Market street.
All ordersleft at his residence. No 50 Button
wood street Dohbins's bakery Rhees's and Ek-
lng's book store, Howard 5hinns and J R.
Oaacon's win be properly and promptly atten-
led to An experience Of over ~ years Is suf-
1cient guarantee of his ability and trustwOrthi-
ness Baggage called for and delivered to all
DARTS of the town and city.
At my Philadelphia ONCE, all large packages
must be len at 1870 O'Clock A. NJ, and small
packages At l CLOCK Z Il. -
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e G ID DE- q. ;;

The leading Scientists Of to-day agree that
most diseases are caused by disOrder-d Kid
neys or Liver. II, therefore the Kidneys and
Liver are kept in peril CT order, perfect
heath will be the result truth has
only been known for a short tine and for
wears neople have suffered great agony with
out being able to find re ief. The discovery
of W4rn-rs Safe Kidney anO Liver cure
narks new era In the treatment of these
troubles Made from simple troi cal leaf Of
care value, 1t contains just the elements me-
cessary t. nourish ana invigorate both of
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Keep them In order. 1t is a Positive Remedy
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part of the holy, for TORPID Liver, Headache,
.feundice. Dizziness. Gravel Fever, Agne,
Malarlal Fever, anu all difficulties the
Kidneys. Liver and Urinary orxans.
1t Is an excellent and safe remedy for fe
males during pregnancy. IL will contiol
Menstruation and Is invaluable for Leucor-
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AS Blood Purifier II is unequalled, for 1t
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Read the Record;
at saved my lite"-E B Ldkely, Selma, Ald
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doris ments fr I'M some of the highest medf-
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mo remedy heretofore discovered can be
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This Rem siy, which has done such won
ders, is put up in the LAR5EsT SIZED BOTTLE
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per bottle. For Diabetes. enquire for War
aer's Safe Diabetes Cure. It is positive remedy.
H. Il. WARNER, r chester, N. ".
June6-0 By
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,cTovEs. TINwARE, PLUMBING. ETC.
The subscribers, thankful for the past lib
sral patronage Of the public, annsunce thai
.ney are still engaged in the sale and manu-
dActure OF
STOVES, aEATRRs, RANGES, TINwARE, &C.,
A full variety of which will constantly bs
<ept on hand or made to order ut shortest no
tice and on the lowest terms Being practicA
un workers we can do work very cheap Par
ocular attention given to tin roofing spouting
&c. Plumbing gas and steam fitting done a
.nort notice and in the best manner Pleas,
give us call and We think you will be satis
led. WM u. BROOM b co,
Mil street, Gear Main Mount Holly
wM n. BROOM ELwooD STEAD. J.F.sAA~
July 10, ls79-ly.
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RUPTURE.
THE TRIUMPH TRUSS co.

No. South Thirteenth street, Philadelphia,
lures il from 80 to so days aud win pay 81 600
for q rupture they cannot cure Send Is
cents for book to either Office and be cured.
Denominations froa
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SPONGEs AND CaAMOis SKINS, AL.
y kinds very low, at l. MILLER,S Drug
tore, AZ Msin street, Mount holly.
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for Cholera, Cholera Mnrbus, Cramps, Pains
In the Stnm cn or Bowels Dose-from
20 drops to half aspOonful in water -
Never reduce Eternal use. Every fam
lily should kees =. on hand as it Is a never
falling household remedy.
II is used externally for horses for bone,
blood and all classes 'fspavins, and Is used
tor all other external diseases of the horse
and Internally tor collie bolts and cramps,
and for other internal diseases. See circu-
lars accompanying medicine for full partic-
ulars as to Its uses. Any p-rsnn writing to
the proprietor and giving their address will
have circulars mailed them nee of charge.
D. DODGE TOMLINS0N,
No. sG23 tiirard avvnue,
Phtla telphia Pa.
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Houston.
HOusCo'
Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
HOUSTON December 21.-Mat. Banketon,
who killed street-car driver in this city
last Christmas, announced ready for trial
to-day in the Criminal Court. The entire
day was occupied in getting jury. A We
nire OF $50 was exhausted before Jury was
gotten. Evidence will be commenced to-
. Sheriff Rogers, of Palestine, reached the
city to-day from New Orleans, where he ar
rested /. Lucas who is wanted for robbing
Mrs. Mary Coburn, of that city, of So 900.
HoUsros, December %. Matt Bankstone's
case was on trial to-day. Evidence was
gone through with and the case given to
the jury at . p. m. They have not returned
"a verdict and are not likely to tonight.
Bankstone is being tried for killing street.
car driver, Frank eager, here last Christ
mas. No proyocation. for the killing.
The principal defense is that the defendant
was drunk and did not intend to kill eager.
Bankston fledthe country aiter-the killing
and was captured at Leadville and returned
last Christmas. The general opinion is
that along term in the .penitentiary. will be
the verdict. W
A. G.. Lewis. Sheriff of Hines coanty,
Mississippi, arrived to-day with prisoner
whom he captured near Gainesville, Cooke
county, after following him from jackson,
Mississippi The prisoner is Alexander
Steadman, charged with forging checks on
the Capital State Bank, Of Jackson, for
$3.50. ~. .,'.
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Garernnsnt salaries

Now that the new Administration is get
ting fairly settled Down into s1lce, il may
not come amiEs 10 refer TO the payroll 70
see what the President and his principal
appointees cost the taxpayers.
The salary Of the President Of the United
States j. $50 go year, and the Vice Presi-
dent receives 5000 The salary Of Cabinet
officers. viz. Secretary OF State. Secretary OF
the Treasury, Secretary Of War, Secretary
Of the Navy, Secretary Of the Interior,
P0sfuaster-l3enersl and Attorney General
esch receive $500 per annufn- The assist
ants IA The state Department come IN Tor
Id tils Treasury Department Assirfzni
sccrtfsries firr1f "A ~ gear rir1 -reat
~ 1IariiT: SHueriilfll'eiit Of She bIrelu
n Enefsr-rr aud Printing. and -nrt--
risinc ArrlifefI "A 90 apiece lIIiei n
Dureal u Statistics. S2H0; fif-i Ard
Second ComriroIIers. 500 eacl; Lnm-
fniss0net ii Curclls $500 Iirsil
A editors. r1n.H t1tI.t Ir-1-I--- 80 . -.-.--
n|isf11IroI IftfrId Eerturt 9I|Y t-fnf
fri+tIr and rnrlfInIfr1tlIi ~ I.Ile- ,1rllIg
r.Ir.ne. 400 e4tII. CoI1.f0Ier n TIE
I'-.@..'.r ~ |I|. a.Ii tht 11|IrIT. 1l@''1
Iht IRE. 1ernd 111 IHr1 As<i.ttl|t
f,s..sa..s'. ',ane-.l go. -, ~. ~, g yer
A..-.'.,' A..1. ,'.1-',s1'' e. !. i'. ~.
<e.. 49, ir.s.ias
urrnrIrnerf ard tie CI1rnIssItl'<f
rf T.IerIs ars boote1 ~ 80 erlt.
ftt tss's.aIN Ai'1r1tT| - 4rc
If .'..r IN road Atrr11.| - 90 t1ft-
l'|rrn'I vi. 7 r. L1n1 OfI LOO Con
NJ '.s|1II1I - It14.yrs N1' ne
.'..t.r RI IrrI1r Lr.irs ara ~ .'|<r
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God ~ send nlir fathers among bia.henfl.
od people. The climate or something else
made them Kind 10 us. Did either ~ You
ever belong 10 man or woman IN Old Vir-
| glnla, who was not anxious for you ~ 10 10
Uhurch--lcnrn the great truths Of religion,
aud prepare yourself for the life 10 Gomez
Of either one OF you did, stand upand name
the man. Is there one among you who "
not proud Of being bornin Old Virginia and
raised BY rs people, a Is either Srro one 2,
the State Of Washington, Jefferson,
Madison, Monroe, Patrick Henry, old
General Daniel Morgan, Light Horse Harry
Lee, Governor Wythe, George Mason, or
any ofthose great and good men, who made
the name Of Old Virginia honorable
throughout the world? IL so, rise up and
explain yourself
"Now, brethren, see by your approving
point is that Old Virginia did not enslave
our fore-fathers, but when they were en-
forced on her as slaves by Old England and
New England, the glorious old State that
treated us well-that is as well as possible
under the circumstances. And now that
we are free in another State shall we sit
idly by in silence and see the old State
handed over in shame and dishonor
toh conglomeration of the worst elements
that ever united since light and. liberty
dawned upon us? Shall we, the coiAred
sons Of Virginia. do this?p
Charles Lee, rising and interrrrtirr M.
Patrick Henry, said: "No; sir, We viii not,
The sons of Virginia, though of the race of
Ham, and living in Texas, are too jealous OF
her honor to lend countenanceto the rect
amalgamation in the old State of our bi =,
by which her good name is dishonored, :
glory furnished and her homes turned il ,
mourning. All we can do is to attest o :
sorrow and to vow that we will guard .
the State of our adoption, against re :.
ton of the shameful action" Whereq 4
the meeting adjourned to meet agaii (
the call of the President. T
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Hpteolal 10 the Herald. WI
Toar Worm, December 2i.--Last night
at near o'clock, John Q. Morris, proprie.
tor Of faro and keno hall, was shot and
instantly killed by William r. Raynor
Deputy United States Revenue Collector.
They had been fussing ut the Occidental
saloon bnt few hours previously, when
Raynor left and went to Matte Johnson's.
Morris followed and found Raynor in her
room. Raynor told Norris not to enter the
room. Morris went on and fired the first
shot on getting to the door, but missed
Rayner. Raynor then fred; the first
shot struck Norris in the left leg,
fracturingf the bono and bringing him
TO his knees. The second shot took effect
IN Morris heart, producing instant death
Morris and fired q last shot which took ef-
feet in the back Of Norris neck, coming
out in his left cheek. Raynor came up
street and gave himself up to Marshal Far
mer, telling him that he had killed Norri &
The first person who ran to the seen of the
tragedy found Norris in a kneeling po,ltion
with pistol firmly grasPed pointing up
had been fired and the hammer stood
half cooked. Morris had threatened Ray
ner, Morris was drinking, Raynor was
sober. Morris corpse Willie taken to Ills
brother at Shellburg, Wisconsin. FlT
AT meeting of the K G. r. Society last
night State convention was ordered called
to meet at Fort Worth on the 4th Tuesday
In January.
LATEk-The case against VIM. Raynor
fol-. the killing ofofJ. @. Morris came up
this afternoon in Esquire McClung's court
before jury. Raynor was held over un-
der bond Of $500 The bond was made at
once. E-s
Fort WORTH, December N-Frank Nc
Aplleys house, on Second street, took fire
this morning. 1t was ex.inguished, receiv-
ing only slight damage.
The Methodist Episcopal Church is max
ing extensive preparations for splendid
Christmas tree tonight. ,
Bruce Carnthers, whose arm was crushed
beneath the car-wheels week ago, died sof
his injuries this afternoon. His father ar
rived here this morning.
Five hundred torches are in readiness to
escort the Hon. e. II. Gillette from the
Clark House to the courthouse tonight.
Mayor Brown is suffering to-day from
wound received in the neck during the late
war. @.9f tkt 4aA n.Cs
There is quite a stir and hustle on the
streets to-day.
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apeeIal 70 The Herald.

Special 70 the Herald.
PALESTINE, December 2s.--In the District
Court the International & Great Northern
Railroad was sued by man Named Miller
for $50, 900 damages, resulting TO him from
an accident about two months since. Last
night. after the termination of the regular
business of the csurt, the plaintiff compro-
missed with the railroad company for 500
000 Judge Edwards ordering Judgment en-
tered by conse mt, and the money was paid
Immediately
A young man named Fowler, from Tex.
ana, Jackson county, stopped over here yes
tsrday to see the sights and had his pocket
full ofmoney, new suit of clothes and Pile
thoric saddle-bags. He fell into the hands
Of wicked drummers from Galveston and
Houston, and when he left on the train this
morning he had no money, clothes gone,
saddle bags disappeared and his expressions
about Palestine we're anything but pious.
hajcr Penn. the evangelist, opens up
campaign against Satan in Corpus Christi
next week.
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Special 10 the Herald
PALrsrrsr, December 22.--City Marshal
Rogers brought home this morning, from
New Orleans, Isadore LucAs, indicted for I'M
lawfully taking $4,000 from too confding
young widow. He was brought before the
District Court, now in session, and bond
fixed at 81 900, which his friends procured
Immediately, and the case will scarcely
come up this session.
Thieves still stay around here and this
morning q Galveston drummer for Kauf-
man Il Runge, who laid a valise down for q
moment to assist lady on the train, on
turning his back found his valise ri1ed of
all its contents. No Glide to the thieves.
DIR. Shumates, our County Commissioner,
one of the most esteemed men in this COM
munity, has had kilograms pouring in upon
him asking about certain fellow of the
same name, arrested for forgery In Dallas.
Our people want the outside world to know
that it is not our fellow-citizen.
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Groesbeck.

Special to the Herald. fs
GRoEsBEcK, December o. -Groesbeck
showed quite lively afr to-day. The pro-
gramme beingraffles, horse-races and other
sports :.
Tonight. the north-bouna passenger
train ran over John Barclay, one mile be-
yond here. lie was horribly mutilated.
The man was formerly employed as a sec
ton hand on the Houston & Texas Central
Railroad
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dersd IN The case Of Walker VA. The Houston
,s.s o'qrs .I s nss ~ is ys a ,sc
damages for being run over and bis Lex be.
Log crushed about eighteen months age.
District Court adjourned for the holidays.
Business good IN all limos.
Weather vary fine.
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Special to the Herald.
EasTExARKAxA December 2s.-Afreigh train
ran into construction train on the Iron
Mountain Road four miles from here thi.
morning. No one was hurt. Both trains
were considerably wrecked and ether trains
delayed. j * ~ q INK
The track is being laid on the Texas &
st. Louis Road from here to Red River.
+ Our town is crowded with cotton and
other country produce.
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Bryas..
specisls To the Herald.

BRYAN, December pa young bride of
three wesks was put off the train to-day.
She was married in Houston and went to
Dallas on q bridal tour. On the way back
she and her, husband stopped at Marlin,
where he, deserted her, leaving her without
money and among strangers. She is'quite
heart broken and hopes yet that he may re-
turn. A sufficient amount was quickly
made up here to take her on to Houston. q
Business quite brisk to-day.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-29

tefIal for The Mexican National Railroad 10
be transported 1, Corpus Christi,
The Journal says The dsnoitnoy In 70.
ceipts o. cotton AZ this port from September
lat 70 date nmoant 10, NJ, no bnlcs - COM
pared with like period Inst scassn. Er-
ports for the sans period are N. i09 bales.
Gotten receipts for the past "a hours, 7,622