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, 1881-07-18

A. A.coRnEspoNpEaT who has visited South
crn Arizona-.the region purchasud from Mo1leo
by tho Gat1stlon Treaty-iuststs that 1t consalns
thousands Ut acres Of fine xrazlng Qnd agricu!t+
ural lands taud millions of lend}, much rood
timber, and n n,mbor Of valuab,c mines, tncud'
Ing those ot thu Tombstone district. lie thinks
tho product of gold and s!lyor from those m|Ees
during tho present ynar will cxocod tho ton ulll.
ions originally paid for tho land bv tho UnisA
States Goyornmont, whfoh ls exceedingly doubts
flll. Whom the purchase waa mntc no enc North
expected tho country would turn out TO bQ Of
much value. The South controlled the Gostsn|
mont, md tho troaty WIS negotiated In puts1'
anca OF llo RennraI plan OF tho Southern leaders
to neglect no opportunity TO acquire terFtloF1
which might In future bo used to tucroass ~
domain OF slavery. Something may colne out o.
the purchase eventually, but up to this time y
has been nothing except bill OF expense.
, 1881-07-18

THE brenk In tho ranks Of tile Bucks ut |
Albany, which resulted in tho election OF |
Warner Miller Saturday, Is understood to |
1,ave been partly duo tn the influence Of Vica.
President Arthur Speaker Sharpe, who led |
OF In tho break, Ia MI Arthur man. Tho |
New York Telegram of Frlday afternoon
contained tho following dispatch, whicl. in |
ltcateil tho direction Iii which tho wind was |
settings: ..
Tho Convention adjourned without taking
another ballot. General disappointment was OK
presssa TINT 20 o0ncusiot, pay. ecot! arr!set! at:
ssaatoS Il bo 5 aas e Il ns sOe'n
this osns aS % g. vice.
hs supporters In the Legislature to halt" vas
tho answer.
Tl,e New York Tribune Of Saturday morn-
Ing reported that similar runtors were rifein
tho city, and the ball0tlng at Albnny later In
the day proved that tlloy were well founded.
The result shows that tho visit Of tho Vice
President to Washington was not In yain.
Ills conferences witt! Secretary Blaine, which
wcre reported by telegraph M being very
mHny and earnest. may not have been wholly
confined to discussion of tho Presidents
symptoms. The election Of Senators under
s,lch circumstances means, Of course. far
more t,,on n sfmula trinmn1, nf thu
4, A,,n,,r,s,ro,tor1s,a nvcr t,cnrlinr r. IN.
yn1vos Tia utter run,uro ond dleao1u.
ttou ~ tha nncr fnrcca Vtcapras;-
liant Arthur ia tho hest more nnr,ison
or~o, t,n, r., tha f,ttv =, Nay Vail, In Ina
shso,nto s, contro, m ~ tho nact,,ne in tha ctty.
.rna ntt,rr ro,,,, ~ +ha non,ocrottc ,o,or;.
=, T., t,,a citv ,vrIc, hclnoI IN corry the
stato .pe q % ,,"n n lis airorta morc thon IN
, 1881-07-18

A. connEspoN1iESr Of The London Pnll
afalt 1azet4e, writing from Qotha, Germany, do-
soeIbcs tho cremation hull In that place, with
tho exception ot MElan tho only opo IN Europe:
II wa4 built two aud \ hait years ago, nna aimee
TINT t!,no tho bodies: OF ffty.two persons, In
clul!ng tlyo'' womcp. have baen iaotpesated.
Tho correspondent wFltca,- .,,. ,.,v' =. !:
Nine huArs .of preliminary pFepa!at!on arc
ueeesaary} md It must he explained. Ia order 10
atthe roadoF, thAt no pu1y 4 not burned III
tlAMo, hut " roAaue4 70 aa6es by MIR hsatel to
@ cfSss ss9ssa TYP hoSss S"',aa elfpsS , nSt1
Iii tho caso Ut u aian, four lu that Ut q
woman. IA have botor0 sud. the prP1ess i
0t horror u eliminated. Tho eoremony tAkes
place Ii s!lent so!smnlty. only TIE noeessayT
olhoss and nhs 9s tw9 ne.r rsaStsys: @ @ being g.
mauon hall without being deeply Impressed Ia
, 1881-07-18
A WASHINGTON dispatch, speaking Of tha
valuable contributions from oltlzens, sAys: 8

AlnonK tho valuable contributions We hart
received ls m electrical prubo. trum Ho4tou,
very iiexiblo, and tho insertion OF which Hlll
ahuw the track Ut tho wounat completing tho
circuit when It comes fn oon11ct with tho ball.
Fron brooklyn SURGEON bus acnt pair Of bul
let f0rccps nt tho tatest improved pattern
From Milwaukee wp have received tho finest h
nf antlseptfc dressing that could be found inthe
tho dressing 0f tho wound. Hcaldos. the dntu.'
nge-tubcs asod In 'drlw!ng the PMS from lhs'
wound arc tho contributions ut tho same firm.
fr1ln eminent surgeons, and advice that 4
worthless, and whloh COMES. By tho cuhn foot
from every part Uf the cuuatry, are among, ehs
subjected II tn microscopic test. and hare
scarcely discovered tho trice OF haotesta, AZ
yet we have not boen anie to learn whether eay
polletl Into the wound. a careful examinauon
Of tho cont and undercothlnR shows that smaa
but wo have no evidence as yet that Rny portion
followed the bull.
, 1881-07-18
"IS boylood and III early life" said hi,
nt1ifrd8k sH1tfnfl

TIN boylood and lit early life" said Nj,
Wendell Phillips In tho address Which ho recent.
" Ravo tlt Cambridge, wnH honorod With tba
friendship OF Lothrop Mo1loy. lie grew up IN
the thin air Of Doston provinclalsn,. and plned
on such weak diet. | remainder sitting win
him ot,co in tho state- House, when he wasA
number Of our Legislature. With biting wo,ds
and kcen crnyon ho sketched tho tudlcnms
points In the nlnds and persons ct his felo7.
members, and, tearIny up tho piotures saa
scornfnlly: what ean bccomo Of a couuttY
with sueh fellows rs these tnaking It's lawa, 10
saro Investments; your good nane laid axaY
any hour, md not worth 'kbeping II 1t wore natf
In vain / 1cumbRtul tho folly. lie wont to Ea.
rupo-spont eight or ton years. tnBt him ths
day ho landed OFT his roturr,. As II our laughing
talk In tho STATIC House bud that moment ended
he took my hand, with tho sudden exclatna.ton;
You wcro 'tll right; 1waa all wrong! 1t Il 1
country worth dying for; bettcr atill. uorl
living md working Tor to make It a!l 1t eau w.
, 1881-07-18
THE EXPENBE OF THE FRENCH AFRICAN
COLONIES,

A recent number OF the Pail Mall Gazette
contains some Information rs to the contl!-
ton OF Algeria whlc!, l.as not appeared III
tho telegraph DISPATCHES, md which throws
considerable ltellt upon tho Froncl. troubles
in Northern Africa, From this Information
it appcars that while Franco was pursuing
l,er operations neaIl,st Tunls, for which tho
Government lad to make nm appronrlat1on Of
81, 900, sne lind also to meet famine and
a royu}t in AjeerIa at tho same time, The
, 1881-07-18
CHE Gril,1t1te.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

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f,.,,x sa1ttnn o1,n a. 90
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hnjiv Ind SunHs r fra Yonf. ..,.,,tt..n.,,. 1&.00
GmcstnT 1hrFrdaF r. md ShtnrunY, nor foAf.& 0.fP
tfnnds '3Ndnnsdaf, hnd Friday, ppr taAs,., ft.nD
Sunasy its.pa+n edition, per ypat......i..... 400
WEEKLY EptT1oN-p0sTrA1D.
fro conv rer vcar ,;......,.......,......8 1,60
Ti,,h ~ Hvn k.0N
1waaty-ono &o'v~
Specimen coploa sont free.
Givn roat-o1!oo addfets IN ful1. including County
and etAte.
Rotnittancea mMY ba n,ade either By draft, a1presA
postQmce orlcF. In registered 1attcr ut our ftk
10 CITY SUBSCRIBERS. -
Daily delivered, Sunday excepted. 80 ccns per weof.
ua,iT delivered, Sunday included 40 cont1 per Teek'
Address TIE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner MadIson and Donrbotn.sts-, fhleaEos III.
, 1881-07-18
the Influence Of Gen. I.oEan, and retained by
r ,ax.l, tlAka nun hi ifiiinA6n

the Influence Of Gen. I.oEa1,, and retained by
11nyrs through, the same Influence.
2. Collector OF Customs, w. II. Smith. o.
peclaly selected by President Iiaycs himself,
and who required 10 newspaper backing.
4. Marshal Of this dlRtrtct, Jesse $. Hill
drup. appointed by Hayes at the instance OF
Senator Ogesby: and hla successor, Long"
Jones, appointed by Garfield, through tlo
Influence Of 0ei1. Logan.
5. United States Appraiser Of Imports. Q.
II. Ham; appointed when assistant etlitor OF
tho I,,tcr. Ocean, by Gen. Grant, on tho recon-
mentlation OF icading Republicans OF CHI
cagp. :. .
9. Pension Agent, Miss Ada O. Sweet MP
pointed by Con-. ura,lt through tho Influence
OF the Chicago Past {now Nctcs), md coli"
tlnucd by Hayes throug1, tho influence oftlle
soldier element.
7, Sub-Treasnrer, Frank Gilbert, Of the
Jour,ant: appointed by Hayes ut request OF
the Journal and Col. 1ngerso!1.
8. United Stntes Dlstrict.Attorney, j. b.
Lenke; chiefly through 1Iayes' personal nc
Quaintance with him.
.. United statcs Circuit Clerk, William II.
Bradley; appointed by Lincoln, and retainc1
through the Influence Of ills sol,"in-lnw, the
proprietor Of two Grant newspapers, botl
daily. .-
10. United States Commissioner. Philip A.
uoyne; appointed BY Gen. Jackson, and re
tanned by NIL his successors on merit "a J.
1t will bo seen from the foregoing 10 whn
extent President l1aycs conferred on the ed
ltor of THE Tn1nuSE the "beck-atlti-cnfl
| mower over tho Federal officers of Chicago
but accuracy Is har.ily to be expected from
our Observation-Disclosures spolls-systerl
contemporary.
, 1881-07-18

TIE affairs Of that brilliant, but decidedly
orrntIo institution. tho Ladles' Deposit Hank, Of
noaton. arc gradually being wound up. Ate
me1tlng OF tho credtors, n fow days ago. spe.
o!al report wua mado by the Assignee, tron
which 1t appears that thoro haye been prescut'
ad, up to tatc, ST. claims, with an aggregate
faco value os $3s ,0oo, and donands for Interest
On nlncty.soycn ctatn,s, amounting 10 $l'lSAta
making grand total Of &S@, l23.49. There W.
be yebato OF $41,4a0.e:o, leaylnE tho not llal''
ties, to date, $s0a COS but thero arc stl!l mani
tporo otaims To ba presented. AN order ~
been issued for tho payn,ont Of dividend Of
per cent on oil approved claims. but beyond thtf
the creditors hopes of realization are not par
tloularly lnsplring. ).
, 1881-07-18

TIE only thing American TINT tie London
Saturday Reute,u was ever known to admire
was tile Shareholders Rebellion. To tfis
catalog In QUO item 1t now ad.ls jeff Davis
cook, tho style as we'll as the spirit Of whicf,
It finds truly excellent.
, 1881-07-18
TnE Hartford 7fmes gives tho fo,[ow,,,
account OF tho present condition Of tho sptovns.

csfatus
Thc existing situation of tho oaso Of lho o,o.,
Bpraxliu cstin III llp IslGll nlid liz
i aolcwnat c!,rit,tis me- not destitute oi Ss
,nterost The lgl 9sc y 1";l " ts
trustee, on tho ground tliat hc te wasfsfulss H.
uA.nx nip tho csnto and, cnr'chins, tinscif, b..
caso oi Tho Stafford Nnttonn Hank ma asaln;e ise
Afmasn nnsl WIll!am epraRne ns,l Xachnanrtii,,lss
ElAfeo was MrHhcd before .ftdgo Nnthangt shIna.
tnnn ii shla otX ttrol, demurrer tiletl Gy tRs
rusrnudupts. tho mum question Eauusscd W. ~
whether 1t wna proper IN tho United Statsss
Courts 10 wrttn It petition nf foreclosure andss
rct,uost to hayG tho trust decd tron, ths
SprhKues 10 Cnfco act hettlp rs frnltocnt M ~
yt,d. The .,ut!un reserved bis ttceIsintl. Atesns
i!nlsey anl Hicks arRued tisa vase tyr tho petI.
cnrin,,a t,yvnlop1nont Of this case which No bsFs
not seen n print Is tho iaot tt,nt Cen Dutcr III
OH tho ,tOlar ii iii creditors and tako fha s4 s,a
crty, IT tho creditors uKrce to this It viii be csrs
rieii Ms. AZ; Gnafcs ,ns aayor,tisGa Y sell III
QlQ, 0QU, at auction July II. Z
, 1881-07-18

KING KAI.AKAuA, Win is not unknown In
Chicago, was guest Mt m entertainment
given by the Lord Mayor of London to tho
Prince Ut Wales rs President OF tho ltoyal
Colonial Institute, Saturday. kalakana's
Royal health was proposed, and KalakauR
briefly responded. II tho Lord Mayor Of
London did tho ilnnors MS handsomely as dill
our own Colyln, Knia kaua must have been
1,fpnsnl
, 1881-07-18

TIE Antloyer Bridge over tie Merr'lnnc
River, which WINS bullt In 110J. a,fd whose
charter beQrs the signature OF John Hancock,
was destroyed BY lire yesterday. The loss IL
estimated at $4,000. rho insurance is only
uDe-tenth of TINT nmount.
, 1881-07-18

THE Conkltng spoils organ says that "tle
name Of tho od!tor Of 1'1s Cn1oAoo Tn1sosa
Is OH marc pot! frntn o1lncscekers than ."
tho editors in Chlcago mud tho Northwest oom'
htncd." Wp hapo ihia may bo 80, for II Will tpea
bo fact TINT tho "cdttors In Chicago and tae
Northwest" have signed mighty fow pcfitloos
at oslioosgokers. Wo should reto!co II wc oes
iteygd truo what our asteamcd contemporary
nun rfa
, 1881-07-18

Gov, CRlrTENDES, OF Missouri made ~
Independent suggestion to the Governors OF y.
Southern Statos on the 8th inst two days oeto.s
Gov. Foster, OF Ohio that as soon as II W.
fully knpwn that tho President would toco'st
they unIto In settling nsido a day for thanKsss.s
tn9 nnd scjotoInRF TO Gov. Blackburn, OF As,;
tucky, ho wrote, "sItssourI'a heart Is aiteso{
full Of 10y over tho prospective recovery.
, 1881-07-18

TIE cHtuAoo TRIBUNE hns established branoa
ocer tor tho recotpt OF subscriptions und advertise.
nent* III follows:
NEW yuilK-noom 70 tribune 1'uIldlux. FIT. Mc-
FAnrxx. Manager. .. .... -.
GLASGOW. sco,iand--Atlan's American News
Agency ii Renhotd-aL
lDSDON. Eng-Amor!cnn EXCHANGE. <s9 strand.
HENRY +. UI1iI0, Arnht
MAaA1N0TuN. H. C.-1Sln strcrt
, 1881-07-18
POSTAGE. @

Enttssi at tAe Jost-1Mce At Chicago fa a. sseond'
CIau afItttr.
For tho benent At nnr patrons who desire TO send
single G piles Of THE TRIBUNE through Tho mall wo
Rfye hers With tho transient snte Of POSTAGE:
Fnttos1 and Dosnssflc. Pr cnpp.
Eight and Twelve Iaeo Paper. ...ss.ss..t:3 eenLs'
ktIt9en FhGe GsHts'
, 1881-07-18


down thu 1ine. Tim arms were partially
rnlscrl oycr tim head. md, from tho general
npp,ornnco pf the lody. It ts believed tint
Tia t,nfortuhate ecntIunnn wns mt dead
when thrown ont of Tho cnrrtaec. It IL sup-
posctt thnt on lcnvlnr London Mr. tinli Ind
n sn,u OF about 60 in hfs pt,ssess1on, but,
utmn the botiy beine scnrcIte.i, no mo,cy
was foup,l md Ills witch was missing. Nnt
tho s1tphtest Glow l,as bccu obtained ~ to
tl,o "coui,try,nau nllu,cd To by I.ufroy, nj.
tl,Ouuh tho strtetest truutrrs llayo boon
nude by tho t,o;ico III this direction.
Few co,l fnll to be aruck by tho striking
similarity between tits mysterious tragc.ty
mil The murder OF Mr., briggs on tito North
London Isalwny tn 1891. Mr.. Briggs WIS
tho clteE clerk ut bank, mud liu was sttnt-
larly robbed, murdered, and thrown nut Of the
carrIaee. Though 1t occurred seventeen years
ngo MI tho circumstances are still wildly
present IN pcopla's memories. Tho repett.
ton Of such crime IL appalling, nnd m,ist
mako ono hesitate before entering With n
full p,trse railway carriage occupied by n
solitary traveller. Only short time ago
another attack, which lust stoppetl short Of
murder, md having pluntler for It's object,
took placc TT carriage oi, tho Metropolitan
Railway IN London. Tho astonishing fact Is,
not that suuf crimes nro nerpctratetl at Nil,
but TINT thoy do not take place liure fre-
oucntIy. a man enters NIL express trnfn.
md some ono clso gets in before 1t starts.
What nre tho safeguards fran attack
BY this individual? Tl,oy nppear to bo
thrcp, eaci, of which Is OF very unreliable
nature. In tho first place, man n,ay
trust to Ills lungs and shout; but 1t Is highly
improbable that 1o will bo heard amid all the
! wl,tstlt1g and ratio which goes OH In tun-
mel. IN this recent murder 1t Is fonnd that
| nj least three shots wero fired, md yet among
all the passengers only ono "fnncfed" he
heard tho sound of firearms "once." Sec
ontl1y, d n,an may rely on stopping tho train
by toucl,np the electric wire. But, again,
| this cnn hardly be trusted 10; for the will
tlows may be shut, and 10 open them at,tl
pull tile wire while I, man is trying to n,,lr-
der one Is far from easy. As lii tic casc OF
AIr. Cold. it appuars TINT though he wns n
powerful man and struggled violently to
make use Of tho wire, ho was wholly unable
| to do 30. Lastly, n INN mny rely on his own
| physical strength. But can a man put conf
4lence In this whom he himself is ullarlned,
whereas tho ,nan attacking him 1nny have
nnY kind OF weapons?
But If It IL plainly unsafe lii England for a
man to trayel alone Will, another With whom
liz is unncquaittetl, lest lle should be n iuna
tic or murderer, how much more 50 Is It fol
won,an to to so? It ia mt always possible
for one Ut tho fatr sex to avoid being shut VI
with man III Il train, although she I'M,
wish 1t otherwise; and then surely all tilt
, 1881-07-18

TI1EnE has been q. small revolution "
oomplEshed by tho San francisco School Nos.s'
All tho special teaohsra Of Fronoh. uel@tiI ~
music, drawing, md book keeping, seventeen ~ ~
number, hayo heen discharged, saving OF ~ r.
10 thus boinR ptteoted, The Board apPeafs w ~.
trying to reduce expenses without toachias .ss ~
salaries OF tho primary AID GRAMMAR sea'a'''
, 1881-07-18

theso Arab wnrs b,.t the rising will not have
l,ccn altogether useless It 1t teaches Frnnco
II .n,.cl,.rettch lcsso1, ~ tn tho folly Of giving
wny to tho pressure OF that Forward School
whlc|, Is tic 1'cnpter of Tic Nattol.s."
, 1881-07-18

!. AIMS, A1LAs RAYMOND, Of 0nas9a. I'D III
died on Friday from tho nervous shock feSsnsss H.
nj heaslug of tha attempted murls1 81 ~
PFe&ldRnt. :r',, ,''.:'', -
, 1881-07-18
AAiusEAi ES.r5.

Hooley'a Theatre.
Npnfo1nh e.rcet betwasn cinrk and La eAl,o.
Engagement Of James O'Ncill. "8nEatoEn."
, 1881-07-18

VILE AH't cua6chl"aAcSo ~ ~Ho s'sett'"A
nature OF Ills assa'ile, and With mn Intelligent
purposo to avoid tho consequences OF inc
crime lso contemplated.
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IA6 ESoAiea Antt"A1 Munnsn. .4ia.I,.
oho ., t"e ktet'ess "s u'..ens Wa'e' ~"
pc ioscloiy ussea ~ H,'ol " uMl's.s"! M ouu
cauon. eseI 'houah IT, W. w. ..o usp'o ~. ~
.he NaIolAl pufse. ~ 'e '.a'o."9s .,''',,. ,"e'
u"s ~ eaasa.on ao'au'os s.t ."u .'..' .,'S..
~ ahy one eouo's uo t!ntN y. ",s' ."1y .'.;t
''"'n wv " 'u!es ~ s'"1'atsn s's'u aJ vs.
bcu ."a, a"t u'u RieA'e' 'a,..' nau,po. ~ ,,., TO-
p@t''c"It.s VI t''o 'lso'e 'sp".s1so MY, ao
c"n1"'!ttsu W petsnns u s n.e!e " ~ . ."as"
.'o'l' 4eS WY s.'onk ,,, g.uut " ~ & pve
lese VI e.s'1"sson WHEEL !.nsI ..s " ~
"Mi1Ak wv p'sesnt so's .'..',s,. .s. ...s. w
a'a1M "na "o!4oI "1tn "H'sa a,xs.,a..aea, .
.ehue" % W WY ue@.a'aa ...a.. na,..,,.s 20
,ooNeu npon: ~ eo'ass "ae.' '...., pus,'a ~, s,..
hveu' niu oelo.c ,''o !e.n.ns WIZ. ~ ,,sa,,,
eatea "s.e snttls,. oN'' o pu .,,.,,,.. -. 1as
""s "eo,' o"s wv" paoa's"' tos' 'ss' ..ls
n'eu''e" ~. e"'lo oA0'nss .'., v, .o ~ $50,
'e.S .'. .n.aa s,." asra ara,aa.eno
Is uo' ",.a.. WILL ..s.o o'ss ',ss,m ~ w w
co'll''.'eu; Mo pan's.''o". -. 'a. ,u.'' uo.ea o
'u', IN "Taaa' .,.s s H.. i"' s ,.,,.. m
pe',"''s tn"S' ir'Ests ..". .,.,. ~ %a"ss ~
ther seveEes, punishment. -, lor ss!sn. es.'S, @
1noy To-. nos"u ~ es. '.aa tno s"oa . ,.a,sa
VII" t."'' aee"luA'kts' ""o" ~ v"'"ss9 ,'',a'
"e'e III co""eeuo'' nv i,u"ee."on' ""s 1.e'u ,N'.
ou' ~ nun 10 s'up ~ 'lo icsse' 'Hoi '.I,, "".'
oh .'io contrary ~ "ns wy o.tc'' ".o'la's
loF naa"S M'""t"es !" n"'ust
peFsoil M1cl ~ 'haa topoea n.!'' s,I.s,. s.,so
Wy ao'nE; 10 nv e,aseu II mu".n 49,, "'.Mm ...,.
, 1881-07-18

THE Presidents good Aqmor does net y. sssh, ,Fts
to b. lessqpeA by biz weRkPess, usRtns ~. otss1
10 20 riding before tho sun waa too hot NV e"
, 1881-07-18

r. Is. RrcKrHENMEit formerly Austrian
Consul ut St. Louis. was arrested Mt Gal-
seston, Tex, yesterday Oil tho charge Of eth.
hczzlluR Sl1.lQQ.
, 1881-07-18

: TIE Doston IrgnscrIpt Inns o new pos
nhoso nrst e4ort was this stanzat
Thofe was u fair lamAoI IN Worocstcr;.
Iu young Man heF ~ tntTodorceStcs'
:: !: - HIT wien II NJ" 6ho satd,
1le xhpl himself dpad., -.
:: Na WRa such i 1pnslslyd rqrpestcr.
, 1881-07-18

Grand 0petn.Ifons1.
Clark erect. opposl- new Court.ilouas. "The
, 1881-07-18

Expositlon building.
Mtohiqan avenue oppos!t Adams stsaat Thomas
Summer Night CUncafts.
, 1881-07-18

01ymp1c Thentres
Clark etrcet betwaen Lake and Nandoiph. "The
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-19

charged with killing DR., ]. w. Calder. The
case will be put ON trial to-day
The fall meeting of the Dallas Jockey
Club, on the 9th of December, promises to
eclipse any former meeting ever held in the
State. Animals from the best stables are
daily arriving.
j. Partnership, who was arrested on the
charge of unlawfully manipulating horse
flesh, was before Justice Edwards yesterday
on examining trial, and there being no evil
dence of his guilt, he was honorably dis.
charged.
n. Burford, Jr., son of Judge n. VI. Bur-
ford, of this city, made good record at the
Agricultural and Mechanical College at
Bryan, during the past month, averaging
fair in all his classes and being quoted thor
ough in grammar. He is the youngest
student in the school.
Mr., l.. Y, Bohny tried very hard TO
lcok natural and unConcerned, hut
he could not hide the JOY
that possessed him from his friends, all of
which was owing to the fact that yesterday
morning his wife presented him with a
beautiful, bouncing son, that caused the
scales, tried and true, to tip at l2l pounds
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CITY CHIT CHAT.

500 volumes choice illustrated poets at
fifty cents each, at w. j. Shone's book
store, No, sos Main street.
Cheapest school books in Texas, lat
Shone's.
Craddock's restaurant is the bon ton
place in the city for an elegant meal.
To have your fine watches and jewelry re-
paired, go to l.. L. Curtis, No. 6l0 Main
street.
The largest and best selected stock o
memorandum and blank books in north
Texas at Shones.
Just received nice line ofclocks. Alarm
clocks only $3.50 at the new jewelry store,
No. go Main street.
The 10 o'clock lunch of Craddock's rcstau-
rant, in connection with his saloon, is a big
feature and don't YOU forget it.n
J. W. Barton & Co., 40 Elm street, keep
every thing in the grocery line, sugars, Cof-
ices, teas, spices, bacon, lard, everything
you need at low prices.
The "peacc-makersn you get at Grad
docks restaurant fills the whole house with
Joy when you get there, no matter how late
AT night or early IN the morning.
The Office, Poydras street, between Main
and Elm. The public are invited to call
and examine our fine liquors and cigars.
FLANAGAN & LOOMS.
Attention is called to the advertisement
Of the County Commissioners for bids for
County, Superintendent, Physician, etc.,
etc. The advertisement will be found on
the fifth page. Those interested will please
note.
1881 has been very remarkable year in
many respects, but the most wonderful dis
covery of the year was made by the ccle-
brated DR.. Milton Hunter, who found
among some old papers that belonged to
his venerable grandfather q receipt for
Hunters Compound Syrup "of Cohosh Tar
and Wild Cherry" for the cure of coughs,
colds, etc, For sale by Hickox & House and
al druggists
The man who said There is nothing new
under the sum- is dead, but if he had lived
until the present he would find he was
wrong: lIlckox & House have something
new at their store. II is the brilliant
Ruby Headlight 0il,"a beautiful ruby.
coored oil, non-explosive, and gives a most
brilliant, soft light. Hickox 4 House are
the agents for Dallas. Price 50 cents per gal.
Ion.
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PERSONAL.

Scott, n little son of Colonel T.. G. Bower,
is seriously i'll with typhoid fever
Mesgs 7. II. Burke and William l.. Hill,
Of 81. Louis, are guests at the Grand
Windsor.
Miss Rosa Duke, ofWcatherford, IL Wis.
iting Miss Emma Martin at her home on
Cochran street.
w. H. Britt leaves this city, where he has
many friends, TO 20 TO Galveston to repre-
sent j. S. Brown & Co.
Hon. John u. remplcton was in the CITY
yesterday, and after attending the perform
ance of Damon and Pythias, returned home
on the night train,
Mr.. G. Il. Rogers, late agent of the Texas
II Pacific Road at this station, left last night
opthe 6:3O train for Jefferson, having been
transferred to that station.
Mrs. Trczcvant has returned from the
short western tour recently undertaken by
her husband aud herself Mr.. +. remains
west while longer to hunt the buffalo and
TO recreatc generally.
H. II. Fosdick, General Manager of the
Dallas d Wichita road, has gone to Illinois
on q several weeks trip. During his alb.
sence Mr.. John A. Cammack will represent
him. No better person could have boon
selected,
The many friends Of Mr.. Zach Tolliver
will be gratiiied TO learn that he is now out
Of danger from his recent severe illness, and
the question of his convalescense is only'a
matter Of q little time and good nursing az
directed by his skillfnl physicians.