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Charged with Theft.

Marshal Morton this morning received the
following dispatch, which explains itself:
DENTON, Jan. 20, 1881.
To Chief of Police, Dallas;
Arrest Peter Hsyney on the arrival of the
d. 81 w. noon train from Denton, for theft
He weighs one hundred and twenty pounds,
bas dark complexion, is five feet three or four
inches high, wears a sack coat and brown hat,
il smooth shaved, and aged twenty-five or
twenty-six years. Answer.
G. w. SMITH, City Marshal.
On the reception oIihe telegram the marshal
began an investigation as to tho whereabouts
of Hsyney and came upon him in the Apollo
lali. Upon being approached and acquainted
with the object OF the mission Of the officer,
tho culprit frankly acknowledged his name,
but denied his guilt. Our reporter visited
him at the cslaboose this afternoon and in
answer to enquiries be protested Q perfect
IGNORANCE of the charge preferred against
Inn. Marshal Morton, however, thinks he
hes the right man sni is of the opinion thai
he robbed contractor on the Dallas q
Wichita railway by the name Of O'Neal.
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CITY BREVETIES.

Attention was again paid to the cutters on
Main street yesterday.
The Frohsnn society give social enter
tainment at their hall tonight.
To'gusrd sgainst miningtis, put two Her
ricl's plasters over tho spinal column. For
sale by all druggists.
Mr.. Jacob Saber and Miss Louisa Banner
were cementod in the bonds Of holy wedloek,
by Justice Price, yesterday afternoon.
The Queen City Guards Will give thoir
second annual ball ON the 22l of February
next, and good time may be expected.
Thanks arc rendered those enterprisinG
stationers and news-dealers, Mason q Feb
for copies Of Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie
Puck, etc.
Professor Il. w. Aldchof having been so
lected to continue Professor Bucks school
in the 4th ward, will take charge of the SAME
on Monday next. Terms, $500, $500 anC
$500 for the three grades.
Brother Haines, the headcenter Of the
Sanctifcationists, is reported to be en- route
to Dallas from Brooklyn. A series of camp
meetings are being mapped GU. for this auC
adjoining counties to be conducted under hi
auspices A meeting is reported to hay,
been held last night in East Dallas by tht
few remaining members Of the scattere,
hand
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A Rare Chance.

The magnificent stock OF tho Famous
store, which was sold under an order Of the
United States cour., mud which was pur-
chased allow figures by 3. Israelsky, is being
disposed of at half price For the next fl
teen days, and only .ha next fifteen days, he
will offer these goodse. haif price, and as it
embraces q full fine cf dry goods, shoes, etc,
those intending purchasing should call at
the old Famous store,
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pnhllc Nel,ooI Tenchers,

Duties number of the county public
school teachers presented their vouchers for
approval to tho county Judge yesterday, ag-
gregating $G08s6. As class of educated
gentlemen they compare iavorably with any
other in the county, but owing to the meager
apportonment aud the determination of par
ents and trustees to make said spporlioa-
mont 20 as far IS possible, it appears lb5y
receive less compensation th'n any class II
citizens, proportionato to ability sd services
rendered. Ii is the testimony Of inc very
hest teachers, that owing to this state OF
affairs many Of the best educators have left
he profession, and others intend doing SO
unless something is done for their relief.
This is not as it should be. A sad day il
will prove to be when the youth of the land
are placed 10 the hands Of incompetent mas
tiers for their moral and intellectual training
If the fault ia in tho law, lot the teacher who
experiences its bad working suggest the
remedy.
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Evan The nLind Prefer Et.

Mr.. C. II. Clancy, the famous shirt
manufacturer, says that while in Chicago
the other dsy he was somewhat surprised on
discovering lady IS blind as bat and an
old friend of his, by the way, running an
American sewing machine with all the ease
that a lady ofgood eyesight could have done
When he expressed his surprise the lady
told him that it was the easy running and
general superior qualities Of the machine thai
enabled her to do it. The office Of this ma
chino here is 705 Elm street.
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school Notice.

The public schools of tho city ended on
Friday, January 2S.h, the fund for their sup
port being exhausted. Tho patrons of the
schools can contract with the principals
thereof for the attendance of pupils at their
private schools, which viii now supercede
the public schools. The respective schools
will be in charge of Professor Taylor, first
ward; Professor Allehotf, fourth ward; Mrs.
Miller. second word, and Miss Kimball,
third ward. JAMES b. SIMPSON,
President Board Directors.
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TESTIMONIAL.
nAwKINsYmLE, Irox. nm. b.

llAwKINSvtLLE, Tex, Sept. %. 1880
Measrs. Peaehstoue Medicine Company
GENTLENES-We purchased from your
house, some time since, q case ofyour Peach
stone Liniment, il being o new liniment in
this locality. We have had some trouble to
get people 10 buy it, but all who have pur-
chased it joined in declaring it just what it
represents 10 be. They @eclare il to be tho
best linimcnt they ever tried. We have
tried il for headache, rheumatism, neural
gia and cramp in the stomach, and can truly
say that, though We have had fifteen years
experience in different medicines recon-
mended for such pains and aches, we have
never seen anything that equals it, People
here have used it for worms in stock and re.
moving proud flesh from Sores bruises
spraina, etc, and they, without exception,
declare it to be the most wonderful medicine
for such purposes they navo ever tried. We
can, with all csndor, sNyit comes nearer per
forming Whist il claims than any medicine
we have ever seen. Yours respectfully,
DYER 81 ABBOTT.
For sale by oil druggists, and W. II, Pat.
teIson & Co., III Lunar street, Dallas, Tex
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roundings attractive to visitors and render it
popular resort for north Texas. Mr..
Wheelock means to spare neither money nor
pains to improve this place, for which nature
hiss done so much and when the grounds are
fitted up MS he Intends to have them it will
DO the resort of pic nickers aud pleasure
seekers. He has also let the contract for
the building of smaller pond
or lake TO DO stocked with German carp.
Pavilions are to be erected on the grounds,
walks and arbors constructed, aud new row
and srbor boats are to be placed on the lake.
The improvement Of such pleasure resort
will be gladly hailed by the public. MI.
Wheelock proposes to put the road leading
from the city to the lake in good repair at
his own expense, Dallas is TO be congratu-
lated upon having such resort.
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Information reached tho city yesterday
morning that Mrs, Fleming, the consoft of
Los. Fleming, farmer residing six miles
west of the city, had disappeared very mys-
teriously from home, without notifying any
one of her intentions, aud has not been heard
from since. The belief is current among
some that she is demented.
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The Trunk road management are jubilsnt
over their success in raising all funds neces-
sary to construct this road to tho Sabine Pass
and work will be prosecuted actively. The
rumoB pFevalent shout The road merging or
combining with any other line are officially
denied, aud the road will advance as an in
dopendau. line TO tho gulf.
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The time is at hand when the average cit
izan need, new suit. Before purchasing, it
will be to his interes! to look through the
spring stock Of Douglas Bros They have
recsived portion Of their pring suitings for
genilsmon's wear, and in a few days viii have
IN stock the largest assortment Of WOODEN
piece goods in this vicinity.
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Dry goods at slfprico at Famous
PETERSON MOTEL.
Paris, Texas.
W.. j. FrNNEGAN, PROPRIETOR

W. o. NiA'A'i-N@NA'i Ai'NA
Having lcased,this hotel for term OF three
years, from January LIST, 1881, take this op.
portunity TO inform the travelling pubic that
in the future, as in the past, no pains will be
spared to make all who may bestow theil
patronage on me, as comfortable as posi-
bic. Improvements tending 10 the comtoir
and convenience of the guests, is being made
from time 10 time, and nothing will be let
undone to make the Peterson hotel, OF Paris
one Of the best hotels in the state.
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LdynRrooL, Jan, s2S Ia m. Cotton dull;
easier uplauds 9-iG; Orleans CIT sales 600Oi
Hm TTii,s,g 900; Gplands, low iniddiins
clause, January january and February
February and March Ga %; March ami April
e9-l6; april and Mayo 1892; May an june
6 2l-32@.ll-l6i June aud July July and
Augu8t
Futures steady.
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Dry goods at half price at Famous
GRAND Mnsouernde Bail.

A grand masquerade ball of the Froh'inn
Singing society will come of on February
18th, in Monninger's hall, formerly Fields
theatre. Programme will be publisher in
dino iiua
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Iean GrnYier.

The young man whose name heads this
notice, and who has furnished fuel for sew.
eral local articles for the newspapers of Dali
las for the past day or two, is at variance
with recognized authorities in one or two Of
his statements. His assertion to the effect
that his father had lived and died in San
Jose, California, is refuted by the following
telegram:
SAN Joss, Jan. %, 1851.
To Mr.. Michel, Dallas.
No such man has lived here. Alphonzo
Gravier is living in San Francisco.
NH
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a Lovely Resort.

dr. w. X. Vheelock, the owner Of that
picturesque spot known as Longs lake, has
let contracts for work to be done to make tho
ground, and the beautiful lake and Its sur
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To let 100000 cubic yards of grading on
tho New'Oreaus & Pacific railroad, between
Mansfield and Pleasant hill, Louisiana. The
country is healthy and the material first
class. Liberal prices will be given, pay both
ways, free. transportation for teams and tools,
will be furnished from any port of Texas to
Shreveport La, which is near tho work.
Work will be lot in sections Of from one to
ten miles. Contractors having outfits can
confer with tho undersigned ut Shreye-
port, La. CARPENTER & MALLORY.
Contractors.
Ctt,r.,.nr,,t Ia To,uoryv D, 1891
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President First National Banl

Ivsiuout II tIsS Nalluhul Duhh.
This envelops the history of this rather
peculiar young gentleman in more en-
tangled web than ever. That he possesses
wealth. there can be no question, as funds
sre on deposit in the Exchange bank Of Dali
las. His object in ipdulgng in awkward
and embarrassing statements, under The cir
cumstancos, cannot be tangibly accounted
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Boots and shoes half prics z, =, N
Advance
Boots and shoes half price a. q.
GRAND Mnsquerodo Rail.

A grand masquerade ball of the Frohsnn
Singing society will come off oa February
18th, ia Monninger'a hall, formerly Fields
theatre. Programme will be published in
due time.
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Fine olothing half price AZ Famous.
rhn HynyerlY nonse nt Tort worth

Arc you going to visit, ifso get some OF
those new cards AZ Mason Il Erb.
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Clothing half price at Famous.
nnrhsnnhln yoInnes.

THE HERALD Jon PHINuSe OFFICE keeps on
land an extensive assortment ol all graues'
Prices low and w0r gneranttei.
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l.nhlic Notice

Y uer,oy {ivjH that j. N. Leedom, of the
l 81 y alj county of Dallas. and state OF
TeSaA, dil on the 10Th day of January, 1881,
ass GA TO ms all of his goodb AMI property Tor
the benefit OF his creditors, and thati have &C.
copied said aBs gnment and entered upon the
discharge OF lis duties at 63l Elm sUe,t.
w. g. VEAL, Assignee OLD y. Leedom
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| un,yets ~ 80 be the sun
p'eSt, lJ;ll-ru mia l,r, most durable.
easiest isainei "a, -,atisfylng Sewing
Machine Perfect salts action guaranteed 10
every Purchaser, Call aud see II, or write for
illustrated prics list. l.. @. MeAlLISTER,
6le. Main street. Dallas, and 25l.Houston. 81.
sor Mor.i.
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IL a llrst. class hotel in every respect, and be-
inc conveniently and pleasantly situated. Oh
fers superior advantages to the travelling
nuhlin
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1lG1aD'5 VI 3FSTo8sTIy

ereie p ,yall-l,oovu ur,no,nlo IN n,,ID,ss
vginlopv tbpt no vital nrfion IN, tete nis1Is
,ffbroUa-l tbs asenct, ~ nv ,IsrsnS,5 ,,le.
.I{ehenprvs mower. En- inv ov,ro,, Ia Won.
On .thsn hrtofl,n ls'vest Tbera IL afsrr-
edv II Inc reach N I'm. 1f,e thn, bo9 afood fI,e
Lggt foT oyc- balr y crpssirv nr girorsiia
Vita Restorni lvA bss been .rT.siinlged and In
doraed bv the AcgapTny of bTe1iclnn IN patis
az an lulglIalie specI G5 FAR ne aboye. eollteins
no nhoqphOrops. cpntbrrldes or other oig,.,'a.
Ig nnrelv Verotablc. ufoiue,na "a tsrcsio5'
ANA &c permanent n efcot, h n suger.c9atel
pili, and can be lad OF i,eyssser & % "a 6is
ne Richelleu. pnrla. NErnneel. or Of ~ q
Brown Sigaamond urouyje.ors Nddrare
Room 40 World Rniidinr N Yori Mona gen-
uine Without the sIgnature OF s. B, sieesmond
! on The side OF encl, boy.. se1d for cetaIonue.
box of1OO Mills M. hoS tf iNl $40. SOM Nv mai
unon receht az mice
81. InuIs. Aprll ord. 1sgO
| Dr 81. r. eIpeemnpd. ~ 49,
Dear sir-in instice IN vou and IN tho ,,ro-
ression. feel ii nv iutv ia afate ira ,ssnIts M
my trial of Ilioordia Vital Rrsloratlye In nv
| nractice. following the ehnlienge Won made.
Case l. Mr. b., eeed 10. iinSoteEt f1T vears
with rnsr,np torrbe0n yrei0bt ion ihs ,nre,
nervona ana ScbiIiotea slsanles S va wa S Tn
| with nervous fears he'd f-ied every knotvn
remedy. INIT him uilder treatnpnt with i've
| vita, Restorative alone. in eix months he
was discouraged. perfeetIv enrol. lie Mad re-
| eainad ali hls yinorand I5arhoSd and tpejghed
| 40 nounds
| Case9 Mfr. NJ. martial Ions ~ nownr L,
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The largest n9oks, albuua a
miscellaneous j,u y IA Dall>s IT w
Shone's whoGsyl- retail book a, 8
Main street.
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Fine clothing half price at Famous.

Carpets, carpets, carpets, at A. 81 E. Nit
tenthaPs.
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Connor's drug store is tho place TO buy
Christmas goods
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Tickets TO all impl.th ~ w
checks for bacgas 70 can b. Lsl
in the day by cal iatcn
Il L >SD D. a. TURE L
Texis 3 i Depot, y I'LL.
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Only 50 so for good .or u 81
Mittenthal's
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Our Standard cigar is sold by Cahh
Freiberg 81 Co. It's the boss.
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Fall and winter dress goods at cost at A,
& L. Mittonthsls.
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The bast corset manufactured is the Du-
pick corset, for sale at A. u L. Mittenthal's.
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Me,srs. Meredith BIOS, corner
more and Maiu sire 't', keep ol'
cosiest saloons in ,as Guy, dis1ei, s.
best of liquors pd cIssts TAI al
Brothers stands 49, .,e,lej eY yil ias
city.
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Notice o RaiIroad contractors.

Boots and Shoes half price at Famous.
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Fine clothing half price st Famous.

Shreveport, La, January 25lSGl.
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For the Central Presbyterian.
Relics.

In learned article on Buddhism oc-
ours this paragraph:
"The most renowned of relics is Budd-
has left eye-tooth, the present palladium
of Ceylon, whose history is quite romantic
and miraculous. 1t is a piece of bent
ivory, about two inches long, kept in a
splendid chapel and surrounded by many
jewels. Buddha's skull, eye-b balls, shoul-
blade, etc., his manuscript of the
Dharma, his gowns, alms-pot, etc., his
shadoao, heaven-ladder, his animal bodies,
as bird, elephant, etc., the Boddhi-tree
at Gaya, and many other relics are shown
in various places"
Romish priestcraft is singularly like
that of Buddha in many things among
others in the reverence manifested for
counterfeit relics. In this particular it
must be acknowledged that Oriental
imagination has surpassed western inge-
nuity. Nowhere has the Church of Rome
succeeded in securing the shadoao of one
of its saints Has the isle of Patmos been
thoroughly explored for that of st. John 4?
Possibly too, ST. Jacob s ladder might yet
be recovered S. l.. @.
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spectator. The cocoons and the machines
were manipulated by Milanese girls, who
preserve the ancient customs, and with
their hair folded in tresses and bound to-
gether with number of silver bodkins,
making sort of shield at the back of the
head, presented very peculiar and
unique appearance. Cotton could also be
traced from the raw material to the man
ufactured article. This is an element
which was wanting in the International
Exposition at Philadelphia, but we are
sure the example of the Milanese could
have been anticipated on large scale by
the authorities of that exhibition and
with even greater tokens of popular in
terest than it did receive.
In the centre of the building at Milan,
there was dome filled with the cele-
brated Majolsca Ware For centuries
this has been an Italian product, but of
late years a good deal of additional skill
and intelligence has been devoted to it's
perfection. The competition of the rival
factories is said to be so fierce that the
higher priced products are sold without
profit. The forms Of the vases are in
many instances exquisite in beauty. In
some cases they are new, but for the
most part models of the antique.
After the Exposition, the dismal wealth
er dampened our enthusiasm in further
exploration of this grandly built city
Mean looking houses are as rare as pal
aces in other towns. But with rain fall
ing thick and fast, and the tempest
moaning sadly through the vacant streets
we traversed the great squares leading
to our hotel, oblivious to all save their
gloom, and tempted to substitute for
Milan maagn,fceat-ll5lam muddy.
L. M. @.
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Obtaining Money from the Churches
on False Pretences

AessrS. Editors-All of our ministers and
people ought to be warned against John Cere
ghini, an Italian, now travelling in the South,
protesting to be an agent to collect money for
church or churches in Italy-(Protestant or Wal
densian) Heis an apostate and impostor. This
fact has been ascertained by correspondence
with gentlemen in Italy who know all about
him. He is very plausible. and unf rtunately
has number of letters from minist ,rs of the
Episcopal, Presbyterian, and other Protestant
churches who have been deceived by him.
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES S. VENABLE.
Charlottesville, December 10th.
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Central 4resbpterian.
OFFICE:
No. 1015 Main street, opposite the Post Office.
TERMS s.:

Three Dollars a year; six months, 81 so;
three months, rs cents payable in advance.-
Ministers of the gospel, $2.5O.
Payments may be made to local agents wher-
ever practicable; all ministers of our Church are
authorised to act as such. Or by checks, Post
Office money orders or letters Registered by
Postmaster. Otherwise it must be at the risk of
the party sending it.
Obituaries charged at FIVE cents line. The
party sending can make the estimate by count
ing eight words to line Payment in advance.
Advertising rates furnished on application to
the office.
Communications and letters on business should
be addressed to CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN, Box
81, Richmond, Va.
Richardson & Southall,
Editors and Proprietors.
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There are in Philadelphia 545 Sab
bath schools. OF these, IA are connected with
Presbyterian and Reformed churches 125 with
Methodist churches, and 10 with Episcopal
churches, 7S with Baptist churches and 80 with
Lutheran churches. The membership of all the
schools is ia ,295i 157847 scholars and 16,438
teachers
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-CARLYLE ON THE CATEcH1sM. -
The older grow-and I now stand upon the
brink Of eternity-the more comes back to me
the sentence in the Catechism which learned
when child, and the fuller and deeper its
meaning becomes: What is the chief end Of
man To glorify God, and enjoy Him for
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Seven Mile Ford Presbyterian church"
Of Smythe county, Va, returns thanks for the
$3.50 sent to help buy an organ" by some
young ladies Of Huntsville, Ala, " the proceeds
Of parlor concert" under the management of
Miss Shelley, Miss White, Miss Darlington, and
others
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Entered at the Post Office at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.