davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-18
A TLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND ONO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR TIRE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.

william Butler Duncan and samuel l.. ". Bar
Trustees.
rS.
The Atlantic. Mississippi and ONO Railroad Com
pany aud others.
Bv yir,u, ofanG pursuant to q Judgment and de.
cree of foreclosure ana sale rendered az Il entered
at The April term of the said Court. 1879, in the
above-enlitl'd action. /. Matthew +. Pepanis.
master appointed therein 10 sell ~ and Singular Tie
NORTG AGED PREMISES. FRANCHISES. an"
PROPERTY, BOTH REAL, Personal. ana
MIXED. mentioned IN the complaint ~ The SAID
acnon, and In The sad Judgment and decree. beng
the same NOR gagged, or intended 50 To De, 10 the
plaintiffs ana Francis Skiddy, since deceased. by
mortgage bearing date the 9h day OF September,
1871, DO hereby gave notice that %
MONDAY THE lsr DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850,
AZ II O'CLOCK NOON,
at the north front door Of the CustOm.IIouse Of
the United State, IN the city az Richmond. Va.
shall proceed To sell at public auc 10 the highest
bidder. the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPkRTY-lhat
IS to say:
ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE. AND INTEREST OF
THE SAID
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI MD
ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
INAND TO THE FRANCHISES OF THE
SAID COMPANY, IT'S ENTIRE
LINE OF RAILROAD--
extending from Norfolk, I'm The state Of Virginia,
10 Cumberland Gap, in the state of keatuchy-to-
gether with
ALL BRANCHES OF THE SAID LINE OF
RAILROAD,
Ali REAL ESTATE,
RIGHTS OF WAY.
EASEMENTS, FIXTURES,
MACHINERY,
ROLLlNG-STOCk.
TOOLS EQUIPMENTS,
RAILROAD SUPPLIES.
AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY, RIGHTS,
PRIVILEGES, AND FRANCHISES APPER-
TANNING TO THE SAID
RAILROAD.
rs fully and al large forth IN The said Judgment
and decree, printed copies Of which viii be- for
warded ~ the undersign,d master by mail 10 those
applying therefor.
SucD sale will be made on the terms specified I'm
the decree OF sale. of which bidders will lake no.
tice, ana subject certain subsisin2 prior Hens
upOn the premises. particularly oescr bed IN The
said Judgment aud decree. aui "A statement OF which
VIII be omen for the iD>fsciIon OF bidders thirty
DAYS prior 10 and al the ime Of ale.
NJ +. PEASANTS. Master.
RICHMOND. VA, July ). 1880.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE ABOVE SALE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-18
NEW AND FRESH GOODS.

CREAM CHEESE FRONTAGE ID ERIE,
ROCBEFORT, EDAM, PINEAPPLE, and
NEJFCHATEL.
MALAGA GRAPES, NEW BASINS, CAPE
COD CRANBERRILs. sMOKE ED aud SALT SAL
Mos, VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP. INDIA
PALE, BASES. and YOuNGEK's CREAM ALE;
PREMIUM CANNED GOODS of every oeserip-
uon: MARMALADEs and PREstRvts: Hume
CATsUPS and PICKLES; FRESH CANNED
CRABS. LOBSTER, and sHRlMPc; OATMEAL,
WHEAT, and CORN GRIT just received ~
no. 20 CHRISTIAN WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-18
SEINE THREAD.

SEINE THREAD.
7 LICUTENSrEIN& sons Wn
LIE IMPORTERS or aN-rSss~
SEiNE-THREAD AND SOLE lMPOkrkks OF
THE I.ipN BRAND.
Warranted TO Give satisfaction all Nos. and quail
ties IN stock. which we oncriDg NJ lower prices
Than the goods eau be bought ior Ia any market.
NETTING Tor hauI-st In y, any depth;
SEINE.TWtNkS. all sizes;
SEINE INES--soft-laid, mediuui-Ia and hard
laid
TWINEs Of every description,
CORks. COkkWOUD, &c.
Prices guaranteed 10 be The iawsst.
corner Seventeenth aud Frank'in streets,
~ Is Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-18
DEpARTURE OF srE,rER>.
VIRGINIA STEAMGOAI tINrN>n.f
STPrRlNTFNuENI ttffi ?.
RfIfEkfaNn I...ffYrk l =

RiCBMOSD, j lruarN :. l--i-
- ESUMPrION OF SEIZED . ali
HI LLE.-Tbc s'camer ARIEL vii 4-s~a.-.-h-
arrive here from Norfolk on II trpAl Ar
1ERNOON MKT. II b ins ant, auf .att i''
on WEDNESDAY. 10 instant, a. CO. \. ".
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. Nrt fEiDAf
ihereaf en- for river landings. \otfo's. 'ui ii..-
more. as per rrEilar sche, ule. Comm. n.t' |.t
treigh on aud after this dre. l. y. iit W.
ia IS H. ~.fs .h'N..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-18
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

DURE GREEN TEAS.
We have on hand few half-chests of the
SUPERIOR GUNPOWDER TEAS
imported direct TO Richmond from China. For
sale by - -
Ia HIT DAVENPORT NORRIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-18

HIGH-C IN ST b l. ELS SALE OF
IL HARDWARE. CIfTINATOR>. pLOWS,
: VELS, ~ \ y :, t'INrFR SCALES,
WAGON-WHEFL>. HEb1ING.SIOVE>, SHOW
CASE, SPOkES. &C.-I will :. u A. pubic auction on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20. 1881,
a ] | O'Clock \. .at W SOS Marshall .iresi. be-
low Fifth the following property 10 SATISFY wrtS
in nv hands in favor OF 4. Il. Elicit rs. ". l..
GOudn-
sefs W WOW WHEELS. > CULTINATOES,
2 PLOWS - SHOYfL>. > HNKtS.
lot SPOKE. ! | sets SHAFTS.
3 HFAi ING.STONfS. I PLOW-ChSTlNG.
ttPLOW CASTINGS. ! lot HUBS,
! TRACt-'pAIN.
. D,irs CGt' Mt r PLATFORM CALLS.
SHOWCASE an contents.
MONKEY WRFNrH. , HAND SAWS,
; ANING-k\lNtS / NJ.
2 WOOD SAWS pair BAl ANCF.SCtLES.
( WASHRDhHD>. PART KEGS NAILS,
PART BOX uOR>l SHOE NAILS,
2 Spades. > BNRRE L. ana contents.
NiNfGAR ana WINE. and
4 general assortment OF II RDWARE.
TERMS: Ca.h +. HOLITNGFR.
jalS II. &. e. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-18
BY Jno. +. taushfon, Jr., Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.

THE CHOICE AND EXTENSIVE LAW
L ANp MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY of the
late Hon. William Gre il, Ill. d., Will be sold at
auction by the subscriber. commencing
JANUARY l9, 1881,
at4 O'Clock =. W., and continued daily until the
whole l. sold, n the store No. 92O Main street, un-
der lee Gallery.
The BOOKS will be READY for Examination Janu-
arv lUfh instant.
CATALOGUES Will be Furnished on appiication.
JNU. T. LAUGHTON, DR.,
Auctioner Of Literary and Personal 'Ioneriy. 6c,
De 20 so. 1906 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-18

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
ID ECUTED al tho DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-18
WOOD ARD a"

A NTHRAClrE COAL.-FOR SALE,
VALLEY" RED-AsH EGG. STOVE. and best
NUT Coal. Also, WEST virginia SplINr,
CLOVEh HILL, and MiDLDTHIAN LUMP and
HAIL COAL. OAK and PINE WOOD of best
quality. GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL sold by the cargo or In small lots TO suit the
trade.
OFFICE AND YARD, corner % Seventeenth and
Cary streets. WRIT ROBERTS.
de 24.3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-18
WILLIAM II. rtf'tE.
CHARLIE I. WILLIAMS.
ROBERT B.LYSE. Auciiop,er.

ROBERT ~. LYSE. Anciion,er. lD
go, I,n>,cr t,-.,.
u IL " : u / l. ~lil. WI
L WORk-BEN, Ilt>.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON GODIt-. ol.rl-.
BELLOWS,
COOKING SfONE, DISK. FiR\iI .til,ft
viii sen an public auction
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 10 4-~i.
f6y consent Of d.f.ncanj The fonuw.lf ..
10 sati.fS dISires,-warraDi N my hhn', iI....-
VI. A. Al ~. eNrcuTlN. rs 20 y
WORN -Bt\tHE-' tnrN1i p
! FUR ~ bfl'-ltSd~'
WA>H>IANll "ihAlkN,
ROC tk. | IIN.HAtt.
COOK lNG.sloNE -
AHDhpbh. fNlifl MI" -
| RtiIfFM - and amen age. I a. ti Tot h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-18

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED srATFs
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-18
fNsURANCE COMPANIES.

A GRICULTURAL INSURANCE COM
N pANI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-18

The attention of the lsdIes particularly requested.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctioneer.
T. Il. COOK, salesman. ia l5-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-18

The stock, which Is altogether prime and
THIS SEASONS GOODS,
Is the large ever offered at one time In Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-18

Question ." Ou aut Ocdtt tHc VII, lutD
Answer: 81 think from my own expe-
rIence that ST. Jacobs Oil is the best remedy
for rheumatism ever discovered. Had |
knOlcn of the existence of the OH last Morch
or before that time 1 might haze sdued my.
self many months Of bodHypan and heaoy
doctors titiS."
At this juncture Mrs. Hitler, who had
been a Quiet listener. remarked, "Why, we
paid one doctors bill alone OF over eighty
dollars, and the treatment did not do him
any gond." Major Hitler then proceeded
to say that he would nh9er hereafter use
any remedy for rheumAllean except "St.
Jacobs OIL" and would recommend 1t
whenever he heard OF a case OF rheuma-
tism. / then asked, "HOw did you learn
about ST. jacobs orr" Answer: - friend
OF mine. Mr.. Bernard SmedIey. who keeps
drugstore at the southeast corner OF Twen-
ty-irst aud Vine streets, had Used 1t for
rheumatism In his knee, and he told me
about It. 1 am very thankful to him for
dong So" Then l said, % What does The
OH look likeY" Not being rheumatic
myself. / had really never seen bottle OF
~. Jacobs on, or any other remedy for
rbeumatism.) The Major SAID, "Weli. III
show YOU" and he tripped lightly up stairs
TO bring bis bottle down.
While be was gone said to Mrs. Hitler.
+" Are you troubled with rhenmatismi"
She replied: "Oh, yes; I've mad chronic
rheumatism for thirty years. haye been
compelled 10 use cruiches for many years."
Question: do YOU get no reliefY' An
swer: "Tbe doctors never did me any
good, but tried some OF my husbands
bottle OF st. Jacobs on, and am satisfied
Ii is an excellent thing, and j intend to con-
tiDue It,"
5 Msjor Hitler then returned with bis oil.
bottle. long, round one, aud explained It's
use and showed me the papers II was wrap !
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

of the commissioners. The presence Of the
military kept the Utes in submission and it
was very clear that had reinforcements been
absent the Utes would have refused TO 90 to
the new reservation. Agent Berry'a iuau,
ence with them prevented more exciting
scenes on Saturday, ard they yielded
gracefully after manner to tho inevitable.
Everything quiet now and very few Indians
are hov'riDg about. They may return for
another pow WOW, but it will be refused,
The Ute indian commissioners have been
here for nearly two weeks but no orders for
an escort have as y't been received from
Washington, and v.iusble time is passing
away while awaiting such orders.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

enter the fields of journaS
cation Of the first number d
Archer, weekly paper devoteS(
art and literature.
An excursion over the S'ar and l.
route, from Vcrmillionville, numbering
i've to Elk hundred persons, arrived
night.
Captain Quinn, representing the Palmer
Sullivan combination, stated before
the citizens committee to-day that
the Texas e. Mexican railroad system
would make Galveston their terminus for
1000 cash and wright Of way inside the
bills on the gulf side to fourth street, on
seventh or eighth from the gulf
to the. bay, on to connection
with G. Ii. & Fl. and q. G. & S. f.
railroads, on PostofIice, Church or Winnie
streets, from the west end of the city to
Bath avenue. The committee have so far
started contributions amounting to $53, 1000,
and will continue their efforts with renewed
vigor. The road proposes to secure their
own terminal facilities.
I..c residence of Colonel n P. Bendy,
prominent lawyer, was entered last night and
lot of jewelry and a small amount of money
and valuable papers stolen. TIE burglars are
supposed to be couple of trsmps.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
r,.. .,a an. coww,s.,oper.

Lake City, Col, June 7.-At conference
on Saturday Last, at the Los PinOs agency,
bstvesn the commissioners aud The head
chisf, 5spoDsvorA and bis s1b-chiefs,
sbovsuA, Pish and Allah, SbOvHns, the
leading sub-chisf, exclaimed loudly that
there never vts ires.y msde, neither This one
uutser co1siderEiion, nor any Oibef, and be
boldly dernanded 10 knov VITO figntd tbe
t-ef.y. He was soon Informed thst ever
T15isn present hsd signed. The chiefs we're
tod they couid ssleci Eve Uies 10 scconpa-
n IRE commissioners 70 the nsE reservation.
bat should ttey decline 20 do % tbs cDurnii-
sioisrs would proceed without shem. locsis
their Yrserva.ior suu remove t.'e fgeDcy tb-re-
Five Ttes. irclu1irg tbe hssd aid Ssp1rs-
vo-a. bsvs been seltcte5 - The azsrl Bsrrs,
"a or1ered tc repors O. tbs sesDcg o.
We1resas-. StCtare rss vsry b q. src n
- taik clsinlt thrt ts I'D Cbspels.
Ou-s,s ri3or. oErct Ureoupsgtrs
Vsrlrr. Tts rtiEs -Es EIve1
% urJs-stsrd ftE sisps v01le b. rste1
70 suocesfnlly acsonplish t1s risi1r
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
M arShalI,

special TO the Herald.
Marshall, June GA meeting of citizens
was held to-day to give expression to their
Indignation aroused by telegram sent from
Dallas to the st. Louis Republican, alleging
that the people of Marshall were worked up
to a mob spirit over the proposed removal of
the shopa and general works from this city
to Lcngview, informing Manager Hoxe that
the change can't be consummnted. Rev
Or. Clemmeps presided at the meeting and
the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted: Where's Tumors detrimental to
the city of Marshall, and doing the gross
est injustice to her peacesble citizens, ems-
mated from Dallas, and been thrice tele-
graphed here, representing the people
of Marshall as beiug in open hostility TO the
management Of the Texas and Pacific rail.
way, especially inimical TO General Man
agar Hoxie; and
WHEREAS, Such rumors have in our opin
ion been circulated for sinister and ulterior
purposes therefore,
Resolved, That any statement that the cit
izens of Marshsll, or any portion of them,
have threatened General Manager Hoxie
with their displeasure, or of having made
demonstrations of any kind concerning the
orders from headquarters or the disposition
of the compapy's workshops, is utterly false
and without tie least foundation in fact,
Resolved, That we denounce the rumors
as false and their author as the enemy of
Marshall and her citizens.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
Hreuham

Special 10 the Herald.
Brennan, June 7.-Business men and cit
izsns were surprised to-day at Telegram
from J. @. De Gress Of Washington, snnoun-
cling John Hackworth's appointment ss
postmaster, and stating that the commission
and bond had been forwarded. HAckvorth
il 9 republican, has fished for Office for three
months. Nearly everybody was satisfied
with the present incumbent, w. j. Bryan.
II is thought the removal Was on political
grounds. Brysn's democrAt Weekly RepOr-
Ter suspended bsosuse il did not pay.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
Gibson and Garfield.

Washington, June Star route Brady's
Sunday organ, the Capital makes q furious
assault on the president to-day apropos OF
the employment of A. NJ. Gibson to aid in
the star route investigation. Gibson was
until recently the Washington correspondent
of the New York Sun. The Capital con-
cludes as follows a two column editorial
addressed to the president:
"The issue is the simplest one that could
be framed in language. If MIR. Gibson is
not a libeller, you are a bribe-taker thief,
perjurer and suborner of perjury and forgery;
IF You 70 not briho taker, porjurer, thief
and suborner of perjury and forgery, Mr..
Gibson is libeller under the criminal
statute. One of you ought to be in the
penitentisry, and that upon your own
respective showings of record. Both
of you cannot be at large without
an outrage upon the first principles of
Justice. and yet we are told by the New
York Times that Mr.. Gibson has been re-
tanned with your approval in capacity the
me st responsible, most delicate, and requir.
ing the highest type of honor, integrity and
tiustworthiness. Sure, Mr.. President there
must be some mistake about this but If
there Is mistake 1t is a dreadful one-a
mistake that will haunt you TO = dying
day, and damn your r. may loLg after
YOU are dead, az the oIy president Of the
United States who ever voluntarily certified
10 the honor, integrity and irusiworthiness
of q man who for nine years has steadily
branded him a bribe-taker, thief, liar,
perjurer and suborner of perjury and
forgery"
The inference from the above diatribe is
that the siar route fellows are afraid of
Gibsop, and III y have adopted the method
of frightening the pre,ident into dismitsiug
him. 1. will probably not succeed, though
there Is a deal of cold, grim logic in the ut
terapces of Brsdy's orgsb.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
Galveston.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, June THE residence of Col.
S. d. Fontaine, on fremont street. was
entered last night by burglars, who obtained
Mrs. Fontaine's portmonnaie and several
valuable papers, and note for $3.50.
Fifty excursionsts eft here this morning
to attend the sale Of town lots at Bsnks, on
tho Gulf. Colorado & Santa Fe road.
The Louisiana excursionists attend, the
musical concert TO night at the pavilion!
Mayor Fisher vetoed the proposition Of
Messrs. Adone & Lebit to lease certain fats
in the bay for the erection of wharves, etc:
The petition from Mr.. Sampson Heiden-
heimer presented 10 the city council to-
night asks twenty years lease on
six acres of ground on Pelican
Island across tho channel, upon which
to erect warehouses, dry docks, ship
yards, etc bssiDg the petition upon tho in
sutiiciency of the present wharf accomodss
tona. Mr. Heidephaimer proposes TO donate
to the city the same interest it has in the
wharf company, Of which it
Is ousrter owner. He says he
hss S250,0O0 to invest in the enterprise and if
the proposition is entertained, will begin work
at once.
The British steamship Wsrmovth, having
on board 900 tons of railroad iron, attempted
70 enter 70 complete dischsrging her cargo
and was grounded on the outer bar in thir-
teen fee. six inches of water.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
sherman .
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Sherman, June 1.-Two cars loaded with
immigrants, chiefly Bohemians, Austrisns,
ETC., passed here to-day on the south. bound
train, destined for Colorado, FAyette and
Washington counties. They are direct from
Castle Garden, New York, and purpose
farming on and about the Sunset route.
None Of them could speak English. Men,
women and children were hardy looking
set.
The crops are in good condition, and
planters are iubilsnt.
The business men are complaining of very
quiet times,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
A Big Plum.

Philadelphia, Pa, June 7.-President
Roberts, of the Pacific railroad company, to.
day paid to a committee of Boston stock
holders $15,000000, the amoubt due on the
Wilmington & Baltimore railroad stock.
Stock bought by the Pennsylvania railroad
company, Pennsylvania, will not take
formal possession of the Philadelphia, Will.
mington 81 Baltimore railroad till July 1st,
when both roads will be operated under the
same general management.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
Abilene
s,sc,.itotbe Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
Abilene, June IA Mr.. Loera Of Clsve-
land. Ohio, came here on the OODcbo stage
drank 100 much tsrsntnla juice. went 70 the
dance bouse and was rob bed Of $50 cur
rsDcy ard gold locket
An cid fusd bstvesn prominent cattle
man Of Buffalo Gsp and a merchant Of THIS
rlecs culminated to-day in street light IN
vhich pisce of plsbk plsyed prominent
part 10 the fight.
Capt. Gilbert, of hayssoias srr1ved on tnis
evenings trsin with nsv press 20 publisn
weekly pspsr heTs. The babe is already
usnsd Atilens Reporter.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
Russian RigOr.

London, June IA dispatch from Berlin
to the Times says letter from Russia says
about thirty army officers, including a col
onel OF the Imperial guards, have been ars
rested during the past month. Tho army
and naval officers arrested, are relatives of
Procurstor General Msurakotf, who con-
Quoted the prosecution of Rousakstf and
other nihilists who were arrested for com.
plicity in the murder of the czar. The
policy of prosecution reigos supreme at St.
Petersburg.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
Fort worth.

Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, June The new iron
bridge is rapidly approaching completion,
ard the debris Of the wreck having been
removed, IL is hoped that trains will be able
to run a. usual alter Thursday.
This evening the corner stone OF The
Knights of Pythiss temple was laid with
appropriate and imposing ceremonies, inter
spsrsei with music and singing. Judge
Bleckham delivered en- eloquent orAtion,
and j. II. RsihbOne laid the stone.
Denison and Dallas lodges were present.
This Is the first corner stone ever laid for
KNIGHTS Of Pythiss temple in Texas. To-
nightt grand reception is being given 70
visiting Knights at the FL Psso, The best
hotel in the city.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
Eayasota

Special % the Herald.
NsvssotA, June IA party Of young
men left this plAcs to-day en- route for west
ern Tsrss. Among them are Messrs- John
sou and Hobrsy of Houston.
Farmers rspOrt cftion worms as badly IN
their cototton. They vii be clear Of grsss
Il We hsve 70 rain sCOn.
Charles L. Ksttior, reporter Tor the Ho1s-
tor Pos. has been vefy I'D Tor several dfgf
ard is reported 10 better to-day.
Wesihsr vsry vsrm and cry.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
Eight HOuse Change

Washington, June 7.-Notice ia hereby
given to the Ligh;,house board, that on and
after July 1st, the mein light on Anclia'
Island, Florids, will be re established in the
old town from ''--'= ''Gen for repairs.
Characteristic oi tno isns VII be MS fors
merly, flashing white, with Intervals of nine
seconds between flashes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
Houston
sD.,,slt N The Herald.

Special TO the Herald
Houston, June The Houston and TEXAS
Central railroad have just completed the
foundation for large freight depot ard new
passenger depot
The criminal docket, June term, is very
light
Prouipsut railroad men from sbrosd are
here. bat they hsvs msde nothing known.
The Tsxss Certrzl hes FLED sn amendment
20 its charter increasing its capital % run
track from Whifney 70 c0nnect with tbs 81
LOUIS snd Ssn FranciscO rosd IN Bosis
county, smother important connection Tor
s.. Louis.
ne ps5sssrisn c-nzs stIl is in al rraass
o. our s0cisty.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
EastIand.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Eastlaud, June Some valuable Goa
fields have been found ten miles north of
Breckenridge. A company has been formed
in Dallas to work them and other companies
are now forming here. Mr.. Andenried on
behalf Of Ex Governor Brown, Thos. Scott,
Jr., Adams g. Leonard, W. G. Holland. and
others signed the contract TO build the rail-
rosd to tue mines from the Texas and Pacific
road. Work is 10 begin within four months
and the road is TO be completed within seven
months. The coal beds arc extensive ana
the vein averages six feeti in thickness. II is OF
excellent quality.
Judge Wheeler left for Dallas to-day to
perfect the organization Of the company.
The weatheris warm, and crops are need
ing rain.
o. NJ Kirg made an assignment to-day 10
j. Egersol for the benefit OF bis creditors.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

Ft. Scott, June IA special from Joplin,
Mo-, says: In business quarrel this morn
ing at the theatre oomique, between the peo-
pie of the theatre and man named Corney,
the latter together with bystsnder, @. T.
Thompson, was shot and morally wounded,
and Frank Woodard colored employee,
shot in the leg. Percia, proprietor of the
thester has been arrested,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
scienfiac Recenfion.

San Francisco, Cal. June THE Califor-
mia Academy ofScience gave a reception las
nj yht 10 the officers of the arctic relief stesmt
or Rogers. which calls for the north some day
this week