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, 1881-05-31

Times Anyx; "3Irs. 4.anxtEY was thoroughly
lMs,bteal ~ i vol -drcssed crowd at tho Royal
Acateu,y the other day, The fa1nous beauty.
tAe last lilstca, pf through tue first tt,om, aud
as tl.ore wore comparatively law pesnie t,' aals
rt u fh1 xa!iSrs hus prese!h.se ,s va ns Mrs!
ruuna to lllu srIuoipal luou,s. which were at tho
time lI,toAyGnlent3y crowded. snd u general
result thnt Tho sltk'rwa5s 9ut COMP lctoY chak9d
lip, nnd people wcru pushing eaal1 nther buck
ward A'l furwMr.l ~ II thpy hal been \ mere
rsr,l.isrly uf superior persons. Mrs. !.unxlry
IT, however. well .atst tu hcf,E stared IT. aiia
here th. ln!etton with great e,luanisnty. though
fcur Sue saw yeEy !lliIs Of tue plctures."
, 1881-05-31
LATE MARINE NEWS,

9Txeidi HslMtet to 1he ChielpI 1ttbnne,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May u-Ths arrisa!s from
below to-nIght were s1hooucrs ltecd Caso aud
Thomas Rowland, Uswcgo, coal; A. A. King.
William Jalues, J, |. Case, aud steasn.barRo ".
II. ltaruulll, Ii1!late, conf.
Spsetat Ddp,teh to 1ns Chicago 1ttouns.
Sr. tHHAcE, Mich, afay 2a-Arrlved and
c,pnrod-Nteal1esa Flora mud pearlt frotn De-
troit, ,Northarner, collluxwooi; Fountain City.
uutfntu.
.lrrivul-l'ropallcrs Vnn Naalto, Mauisuquo;
Grand ttApids, Yruver60 City.
, 1881-05-31

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sfny :W.-Afarico Ecr-
nartlo Spiro, Il confidence nla,l wlto camu 10
tlis city to..lny from Chicago, wus taken IN
by the polec. lfe WIS collecting money O,l
the representation Tint tn wns Mnson III Roola
sfnntllnR. Ki1nwinR a ccrttHcnto tlrnwr by thu
nil,ters uf Zephyr fNEa M. lt. lllD .lane!r. lf0
being ltrrcstei. IN his possession was Il stnnip
with whirl, he rrerhtcd his forged credentials
MIL certificates. Tho arrrst IL III Important
ntr.
, 1881-05-31
a Af1NEttSs DUEL,

CINCINNATI, May 3o,-'rlie Tiues-Stnr spe-
cIal from Charleston, W., says: On Friday
John r. Nuulcy challenged George Nunley,
his nephew, ~ years old, to fight duel.
They met m Catnphrlt's Creek m Saturday. md
Hcurxr Nunley Wis shbt III the mouth before he
t!rrtt II HJot. 1t IL t1lnl,Hht he cnnnot recover.
f'Oth uro miners. In Rtn,i cIrcitnlstuNccs. Tho
nlurrol utose 1tn0ut family uiattcrs.
, 1881-05-31
A LAZY CONVICT.

FRANKFORT, Ky., Atay 3.-John Graham,
a enuyict III the Kentucky Penltentlary,
hired nrgro convlct for 20 cents to cut lis
Iirnham's 5, hand OFT no he csntlt. not ba made to
haHkle ilot1,p ntiy lnuHcr. The negro cut oil tho
hand with Single blow Ut nn ax.
, 1881-05-31

Sptttat Dtspateh to The Chteaco Tribune.
CnAM.orrr, MIcl,., Mny 10.-Last night
burglars bruko into three dwelllng.l0nsos
and Il store ut Woodland Centre, larry
County, nrtl secured about $500, stnle horse
md b,igey rrutn Hiram Wnlctt, II fnrinrr, and
escaped. Tloy we're tho salno parties who
burKlArtzct1 pert,untvLtG In tho nlurniug.
, 1881-05-31

NASHVILLE, Alay 3h-Capt, J. NJ. Davis,
United stntcs deputy Collector, reached
hero this forenoon with Join Welch, n we'll
know, Illicit ,ltstlllcr III custody, and Jailed
him.. Wclclf attempted to c:seapo when
hatcl ner his illicit ,tistllory "a linen County,
nut prt,yo serlu.,s, Wn,rh IL tho t,,atf who shot
i'avls In light III Putnam County abuut Elk
t,tltlt1IS 1lrU,
, 1881-05-31

Bpsetdt Dbpnteh to Thu Chicago Tribune.
DooxE. Ia., AEuy M.-I1l Il getlural fight OF
had characters III 3ooncsbnro last night,
Inlln l}rogtten, white nall, was shut by
GriH Green, n ,egrn, III the breast, The ha'l
passing ttlrot,Hh md bring afterwards cxtrnct-
cl froIi, tho buck. ireon Ia III jnil awaiting tho
result Of Er0glcn's Injuries.
, 1881-05-31

, SufcfHt I}lsp1fcA 70 The Ehlca00 TFlbNats
GrASp KArlps, s1Icll.. May 3o.-A special
from Morley states tlut the loine Of q. Il.
Peck. The United Statcs Express COmpany's
ngcut there, w,,R entered hy uurg'nFa Inst night
nli liz wns rs,litcl Of M express t1AckuRt coli
thinning SdChl III rash und <a5 of his own money.
No cluw to tho rohbers.
, 1881-05-31

CHARGED WITH CDUNTERFEITING
yEectul J>lspatch to The tAteaao Tribune,
KEoKUK, H., Afay D.-Chnrloy Bryant was
arrested yesterday ut Carthage by Col. 1soot.
Unite,l Stntes Marshal. on charge of countor-
Telling. aud ho now langnishes ID tho County
1uIl.
, 1881-05-31

WtLKEsnA1lnE, Fa., May 3O.-The Central
Railroad blaeKsmit'tsiop at Ashley burned
tonight. Other buildings were with dlfIi-
Guilty saved. photographic Communication with
philadelphia ta cut 0lf tho Wires anl poles being
destroyed by tire.
, 1881-05-31
BOLD lIInll}yAYA1Ey.

UFTVN,, :, Z
xs,tInnn' tolo., May W.-Tlirst1ay the
suslsrsa'na stasc-coach on tho harlow u
th,o,s1' y Line was robbed while passing
Eprns'a Gallon four miles west Of Vouelo
iux H. W Tour inaske.i men. After aecur-
toaa ' ws... ss''Do draft, besides number ot
toaeb bSseaes @sa ald other valuable jewelry, the
issek ieatssk she sa.ne robbers sntera, - storc NJ
hEIda ~ ueSpFIlss. cn,u.ciIotl eysrybo,y nsesont
tusa oyet ,ho hsao,s hands. ani tho proprietor to
@itoui ttS1 sgSnlatcnts Ut tho sa(s, amounting
~ ~ ~ tnsn .!eparted The leadar Of tho
faa.adrsn dnaty sheritr of Concjt.s COUNTY. tho
bad of es,t,ae ase supposed tU 10 Mirnni4rs ef II
esound Yar.oin.na,ievcs who have boon opurat tu2
Hxsna FUR mpntha INST
, 1881-05-31
pITl'SuUIsG,

pl1-rsuURo, pa., May 3o.-Tllo iron nanu-
facturcrs have signed III! the scales present.
ct by the Amalgamnted Association Of Iron
and Steel Workers this evening. This prevents
all possibility Ut tho strk0 for another yeAr. Tho
mills Of this district Will resume to- morrow.
, 1881-05-31
JOHN q. lsoI,a1E1l.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Mny 30.-Jolin &. Bod
lner, father-tn-law of Chiel-of-1 1o!ice Mct;ar-
lyle, Ut Chicago, died this afternoon at his
home, Of lock.jaw. Superintendent McGArlxc
Nrrivbd Ia thu city tonight, Ind will rpMlin
until after tho funeral Wednesday.
, 1881-05-31

IN lllEnOI, last yenr nmo,lniell to over So
MN ftv, II, ..r,.r H., f,,1vt1,tn n r. nv,u,tnn.
Mp1Vl Ill 0faef ~ 'aclsl''t'A a'f .sa'hs'''t-
ttol ly tho Commissioners The Company
very kindly furnished tilctu n special train,
III ".t t."''t,.tt :.ant = i, ritntn,.
with tc1lefal Ffelght Asenl IT, II llpIeS
In charge. Tllg party left Aurora Oh
lin ,,nrnIn. nj tin 1ttl, and 0c-
rNhleti i0ur dhys III sieil "olh.
Tic following branches were 'rtra particularly
cxamlnetl-vlz.: tho ltnck I'als lsrat,cl1. frotn
"n.',n ~ .N L, ts,.'l' t,.,,,s, 1s. ~
Whitesthes foahtyi ~ c.@ntpm @ ~ % y,
l*'ltis DIVISION 1ilE ~ VI !n
Mnnvc. !nteti tiivi5iom ad . ,'h h,n tn IL
, 1881-05-31
AT LONG POINT, ILL.


Clinton, H., May 3o.-News Inns Just
reached lIerc TINT a 1..amm 9TH farm barn be-
longing to Mr. Van Vale, of Long Point,
about twelvs 'uiles north OF this city. WIS
ent MI tiro y tho children tatn In tho nfternoon,
and WIS burned to the ground, consuming wRR-
ons. farming ltnitetnents, and al,out 1,!n hush.
els ri grain, tnvnvnH an estimated loss of
from S3,OO0 to $i,00V. Insured.
, 1881-05-31

. SAN MANGO, Tex, May W.-Billio N.
Meteor, alias Billie bones, and }nker, alias
Charlie Hart, implicated In many robbcrics
aud outrugcs IN this md adjoining counties,
wuro shut dea.l hy SllcrlE Marlin IT, an attompt
TO 1sonpo nfter clpture. near Kyle Station.
, 1881-05-31

PAINS, ky., Atny 3O.-NiIliam Cunningham
was brought to Paris OH charge OF killing
John Alexander Mt North At1ddletown. Al
exandcr and Cunningham bud 0uarrcled nhont
Cunningham sllpt first, and Alexander wis In
stantly killed. Cunningham WIS rclcascl OIL
hDtt,t.
, 1881-05-31

Hpftfa1 DHpatth 70 3hk CRtta1o 7TftNHE.
1}EcAruI. ill.,, May :D.--Joscph Eshcr-
hart's barn was consumed by fire this morn.
ing. Loss, s1.ooo; Insurance, 800. The orl-
gin Of tho nto is unknown. Mr. Esherhart, who
exposed himself to tho tInmcs fl attempting to
sMtu tho contCRts. wn9 Scnrctcd nft1ut tho face
aul hands, though hot very severely.
, 1881-05-31

,lntnes rs seductive ns Sirens. mnt'ens and
hsy, aGfe ,oor ana w"rshpG sr ; q;
o t III nc oscma nd lavot have
r' xoa. @ IW % anu m!s tp'o =.
oil mar, ii ts rtt,innt and wnywnrd "a spoiled
s Th 5 po q ,bo yet .en oa
,luvotoi, lav!*hc,l III linn i,,n iacs havo been
w..vi il hal,,'s. TS.,iay % lis n atlmfers rek js
strny fnilen hnrs n,f vi hts cunt. and trcnsitrd
thotn with iiDntruMs caro-. A frion1 Of mlno
e sSf" fa5 &c III "sa
tiutt or tfevnlion. HIT ovory nno tp his own
i :a ~ fe sset L Il cesndGas tc fessa a
charm Of hfs presencc. This, Of course, when
he Is In II Gntd htlmor.
LIAzt arrived In tho city n few dnya ago. to re-
mnIt, but abort tItnp. Al he Ens not favored
Tho Capital for number Ut ycars, his ndmlrort
A1uner ,y,r.,, ,v,r,r rxc,rrurvr
4, .,.,,a, ia 49,. ~ ..,,t.t - a,nse ,t,,,
cnntz ct rst @ Gar no az ,n H,'as linxu II i,ccamer S
VIZ 'sycs on Ws!hnl!, strasse, the stsnet nf pa.
acss. :Tf ~ ,ii has ncsn feted and M,ne from
%aGor xsrsn s, cc1Gnrnon Il - EN- no.
@ "MsS q nes :is 8 sas g - 3
kd Tho SeTy .ta !n of sorl,n we1p Vet present, 9nd
irn tno vahs nun ifoIn t1msksMg III tto sn't
81 ernoy q, to n" to s M nos
~ ~ -. -" =
rcnnln 70 th1 tllnf,cr: pcr3ps h!s eolii foes not
need suc!i material snpp9rti Inc rcai objee1 ot
als coming Was q R!aee ny ms presence tho nfas
performance IN l'cr!ln of DIS
nfsATO1stO OF clInIsTus,"
vhfct, too,x plnco Mon]oy evening IN tho Sing.
iEntlomic. fTi,u tickuts we're In rrcnt icmnrld,
mi ,vrr,, iii i,n,Iotf ~, ,vcrks Mrf,rchnn Thn
hn,,sf WA rrow,.Tti with lin wcnlth f,nniity and
tnlent III liz, rItv ,rl1r grtnt cofttx.or Win ni
uani,ts' whether lhey atiH,jro IIs comnositsona
~ t1.,t wns wrrt.tc,j viii .tnsm nf Dno,sH m
hc tsw,k nis scat in tf1n firat row. liz wns sur-
st1rrtMtntlcI, hv nilmir,nr antnllltcA I'm onn
aitic wac fI,o iutiurntini n riiin VIM Schle,uitz
.rt,lc m tho othnr sitf, In VIA s,,,pnrfnJ ~ =
i,rinccas Srnr him, Init1htinr +, thn bn,n11pS NJ
t,niH n hnr r,rnndf m thcr snt Fri,irn von fli}.
l,,v danvht.r III th, rnunwnt,j riGnist ynn itfi.
insy ,t 1s,utnf.nIr snnkn,, al btrG m WnWnnr'a
tlaI,rt,trr" h.cn,tsc. inrsnoth. htr n,other. who
II mr. ii Itzta numerous iiieritmato ckiidrun.
hut onu Of tho three whom he acknowledged as
SIGH @ 9nd WIN married Won lttiow, ran nWay
wtth Mags,cr. oi!t Wna aitefward married I,a @ 10
n!I'l' nfiti ~ nw us recoEnlzeA WIG. Iho nonso
WIS tlttefl with tn,.s!en1,s. who Nero thera either
out q respect. curiosity; nr umiratton. ~ Moved
ccEtaMS w M 1,a,l,,, "t , H. . upustons. %
tx tho noier nus:s-t1e mnsscffut v9ntst
ant 1rchessrnl lI'a1cr; Joaeiiim} lonkeu ex-
tthtnety ooEen. anu ~ u no Wnu!n - muen Pre1er
70 be al hgme f9ttuor man tnere Iolng nonor 70
wfitef u fhnt'c Wnien &c chnnot antao. Inc
, 1881-05-31

SENTENCED TO TEN YEARS.
Forr SMITH, Mny 3o.--Alrs. a. Howe was
sontellccd to-,tay by .Jutlg,t l'nrker. Of the
United Suites District Court to tuu ycnrs tM tho
letrolt pcutenlEary for tho Iuurdor Of Abort
Church.
, 1881-05-31

DEs MONIES, In, May W.-Sixty shoyolers
on tic Chicugo Il Northwestern struck for
$3.50 por day near tho depot hero this attor~
uQQila
, 1881-05-31

DENVER, Colo, May 30.--Grading OH tho
Denver, Western Il Pacific IL about co,n-
pIetcd between Denver and Longlnont, and
trncklaylug has begun. Grinders are now Mt
work Of, tic line west OF L0nglnont. 1t Is
not yet decided whether the Itnu through tho
mountain vii! bo a broal or !lnrrow uatsge rna1.
It Will rrobnbiy 10 in operation frum Denver to
Lpvgtn1ut by Sept. !.
, 1881-05-31

CINCINNATI NORTHERN HALFWAY.
CINCINNATI, May 3d. Tho opassengertrntns
today began running Oll tho Cincinnati
Northern Railway between Norwood md
Lebanon, n distance Of twe,lty-fu.r miles.
From Norwood to tic city passengers use tho
the portion from NorwuuI to Cincinnati will DO
completed IN thrco months. Auxiliary engines,
Rpcolally bnilt for the purp0se, will no used OH
tho Gtucp grade ut tho Cincinnati cnl OF tho
roal.
, 1881-05-31

DIR. JEREMIAH HALL.
DETROIT, Mich, May 33.-Jeren!atl Hall,
ID. d., ex-presidcnt Of tile DennisDn Uni
yersity, Mt Granville, o., died to-day at thu
reallenco OF hts s0n-ln-law, II. W. Chester, Port
Huron, Of hcart.disc4su, aged 10.
, 1881-05-31

FRANKFORT, n.y., May ao.-R. e. Church's
llvcry-stnble burned o-ulght with Its contttltB.
Only two horscs wore snvei. Loss, eld,00o;
purify Insured.
, 1881-05-31

Hnttta& nisrateh to The Chtr.1o Tribune.
LITTLE 1IocK, Ark., May 30.-Wcst East,
colored, convicted In tho Circuit Court
Saturday for horsc- stcnling, WIS to-day sen.
tcnccd 10 tho pcnltcntiary fur i've years.
, 1881-05-31

: Spa -al UIIpa7ch 70 The CKlcN0o TFfbN0r.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Afny 3o.-Anotllor war
In passenger rites Is lsthrcatencd today. The
leock 1santl suld two unlimited ticke!s TO Tsrf-
fnlo Mt a reduction The ltook Island suites thnt
no uEreonirnt bud been 1nudo ns rogards uu-
I!mit0d tickets.
, 1881-05-31

PATERSON, N. j., May ;p.-Gen. Thomas
D. ftoxey, Grconback candidate for Governor In
1eS1, died to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-10
Our Future Home,

The elegant tourist ry brick and marble
Eruoture now beng erected in the coming
enlre of tie city, by those enterprsing,
beral citizens, Messr, Kain 6 Campbell, to
p known as the HERALD Building, grows
epace. The foundation is beirg rapidly laid
fd is one Of tho best known in oil these
krss, being of some 4 lee, G inches in thick.
fss, and of the verv hest of material. When
pmpleted this building will DO the
pest In the entire state, credit to Texas and
handsome advertisement to Dallas. In its
ew home the HERALD will boast the Gne.t
f@spaper establishment in the state. and
pc of tho finest in the entire south. What
pen, with our new dress, new press, new
pliers, and mailing machines. and .tereotyp
g presses, and complete j,b Office, and or
Re increased to that of the st. Louis Re-
lblicsn or Globe. Democrat, the old Dallas
Hvorite, a third If century old, may we'll
aim to bel the comple,est and best equipped
any daily south of St Louis and L iuii-
lle. We certainly feel grateful for tho
patronage We have had, 30 literally extended
us,fpr vel the ,mplimcnts received upon
snag 'meht that has placed our paper Ia
pen position that 1t owes not dollar nor an
litigation Of any sort, financial or otter-
'se, ntd Tor the success thai hss crown, d
lr course and excl eded our highest expec-
lllons. Notwithstanding our expen ,es
Prm,nth now foot up some I've t ousand
Dlisr', our patrons may depend upon
Ph''nued improvement Nnd IN everlasting
pVotion to state, county and city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-10
In the Lion = new.

New York Lettertl Philadelphia Times.
A funny thing happened here the other
night in connection with the show business.
An actor nsried Frsyne had bought a lion.
warranted ferocious and bloodthirsty. Par,
Of the play was that Frayne was to 60 into the
lions den. This was To be done by subs,itu.
ton, the keeper being dressed SO as to SINH.
late the actor. The Windsor theatre was
crowded and all went well until the time
came for the lions keeper to enter the cage
with the furious beast. TIE unpleasant ia ct
then cnme to light that the keeper bad gone
out to "wet his whistle" in order to keep his
courage up and then he had mbibed 81 much
that he WAS now helplessly drunk. Frayne
came before the curtain and explained the
situation, and assured his patrons that from
that time he never would have anything TO
do with blood-thirsty lions. II any
Philsdelphis people are wanting nice lion
this one 10 for sale.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-10
Did II Pay.
From the d ,trclt Free Pres.

From the d 'trcit Free Press.
a Griswod street lawyer was looking GU,
his window yesterday when he recognized
familiar figure aud made hurried prepars-
pn' 10 vscase bis room, leaving CD the desk
card bearing the legend:
tone over 10 circuit court-be back In
% hours"
h' was scarcely out Of eight when the In
V'dual seen from the window entered the
lom' read the card, and al once planted
mself In a chair with the look of man who
pant to cit right thsre for twice iva hour,
neeoesssry He left tho room In about hall
nour, and tho owner hurried back 70 And
note reading: '
pkAn Sie-I came up this morning IA
Itnw ~ Of YOU TO help me out on : INV
ara You w,re nos In, hut o, OF yeu,
snW has called and left $40. have 70
p'sd for tho money In your name, and vii.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-10
..rusEruL Ann THE BEAUTIFUL
ga, was hid beneath IN CRATE

A coal was hid beneath m crate
l'Tls often modes. msrit's ate)-
Aid. modest. was perhaps & rgOtten;
~ lille In the ioom, and near In ze,
In gaudy caske,, lined " it'll cotton,
III polnp and state, a diamond lies.
"s.e here, One gentleman In black"
Ihe brilliant spik la angs, cried,)
ri hear, IL phil CHIC clack,
oar falpilies are ciuse Hl.itd;
But know the sp end1r OF nv nue.
Excslled by nothing In existence,
should teach such humble folks an you
TO keep 3 most respec .fal distance"
Atthese reflections on his name
The c1al soon Redeemed 10 flame;
or his own real use aware,
lie On y answered with u sneer-
al scorn your taunts good Bishop Blaze,
And envey not your charms divine;
For kAOw, boast a double praise
Ills mine to warm as we'll AS shine"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-10
Texas q Mexican Ceu,..
Railway Co.
Notice to Contractors

sealed PROPOSALS with be received nv tsa
uh9ersis,ed until Monday, April H. AT J 10
=, e'os snS y d non inr inrnishirg ali the mate
sfault eaiverting, uestle.w TX, b, idsipss
ava bridge aoatmeats, exc pt the sapersiru "s
ture OF me ridge over rinity River, wh,nh -
TO DO bid Tor separately aiso fnr ~ w w.. Is
hmss, IN whoieorin pst. on the First niylsiS Se
csing 70 miles q the chicsgo, Texas MsxI.
westerly Il the "Low Gan SUBTLE
., nius can o. made 70 one or more mi,es or
'or Do osn OF ooth sections ofthe above Diyision.
~. Mes pi.ns AID SPECIFICATIONS of the
above work can bs seen at the oilies Of ths
hi sio gineer Of said Raj way Company, at
~ nv, 1vo MAIN rect Dallas, Texas, where ali
will be given. ' "orA
Bids must be directed to George w. Waltz
Chief Engineer e., T. h NJ. c R'y Co a~d
marked, proposals for work" - @"u
reject any and all bids A's"' W
Chicago & Texas COn.srucs,o,, ~
Dallas. NJ ,rch ~ 1851, w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-10
1877 of the Most Desirable
Building Lots in the
City Of San Antonio
to effect Partition.
Capitalists and Persons Seeking
Homes ia the Most Healthy and
Prosperous City in the
State of Texas.

Are specially invited 70 attend this sale, nj
public auction, which will take place In font
OF Col HOfd's hool, in ne city Of San
Antonio, "a begin on the 9th day Of May neat
lSSi, NJ 10 O'Clock IN, AMI continue from day
un I'll SAID lots are all sold.
Ihepropr'y will bs positively sold with :
out rtss We. NJ.
Comprising tho lots In blocks No. 9, 81, O.;
10, 70 and " each block containing " lois
numbering IRON u l2, ami tho lots NO. 10 III
inc usive IN blocS No. A., and the lots No. l Ia
In block No, ~, and the lots aud 2, In b oil
No 30, anu the lots No. =, 5, !, 8, 0, I, and IN
block No, ~. and the lots No, 2,4,e,7,
10, II md u, In b uck NJ 20 and The lots Nus
l,2, 3, As, 81 and $ In buck No II, aud the
lots Nos !, aud IN block No u, ana also Tho
fractional tor block No ~, each lot having a
width of ~ vars, or % feet q 2.3 Inches, aud "A
depth varying f. IN l23f .ct7 Ia inches to ssS
feut. The stfects sufro nj ny said HI ,cks are
straight .aud 5j feet . inches wide. eScrpt
the nlaiu avenue, running through them,
which 10 about y fe.t In width.
SITUATION.
All of said lots are situated in the northern
pnr inn OF !hc city of san Anton o, ON and
above the upp r L,bor dltcl, OF aud emt 4
nm T. DIR, creek, and on O d q nth OF Park
aveuue,a little Daluw ths san P.d o h,in, q
anu PAL and ir'm onc.nalf u ,hree-fourihs
Oi Il male from ths centre NJ The city.
ADVANTAGES
This properly Ia esnecially desirable for
private resilences. heoaus. Of Ita elevated 30
sllion over Other portions Of tho cl,y,is n ar.
ness ', san Peir" or ok, san Ped o Sprlnga
and the beautiful public park surrounding
them because he's ere two irfigatl ng bitches
with ilvi wat, runniog through them con-
s!antly inttisectiug Il, aud becaus. IL lies on
either side OF The prino,pa line VI street rail.
way cars.
TERMS OF SALE.
cne third casn Oh tho day OF adjudication
snd the bnlsnse In one aud two years In prom.
is.ory notes or the purchasers bearing Inter.
oct NJ the ratio OF Temper centum nor Annnm
until pnid, secured by deed In Tru I, on tue
property solA, with the usual clause inst rted
allowing TRUSTEES aud Attorneys fees for
collecting not.. u not paid ~ they respect.
TITLES PEiIFEcT AND FULL WARRANTED
DEEDS WILL DE GIVEN.
Deeds Of Sale aud Deeds Of Trust to be exc
en- Ell ~ the expense ~ purchasers, not 10 OK.
cee1 Ten Dollars FOR both
Amy Of Tho above prop rty can be purchased
AZ private ale, at any time before auction day
W app ying to Messrs. H.f. q W. II Young, AZ
NO lSCom!neic CO str.t, In the city Of Ban An.
tonic. AZ before statel, sid property II TO
be sold Tor the y rpose OF ffec'ing IN tltion,
end Will be sold 10 the highest h oder.
HENRY 0ifLUM,
Agent md Attorucv :n Fac, Of The Owners
Mrs. vlrsiala A. q 1lum end Mrs. Roa =
H.F.& ". II. YOUNG, sale Ass
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In the first week of LAST Janusry was
constructed the first section of railway built
BY Americans in Asia. running from Olaru-
mai harbor to the Paronio coal fields via
Lupparo, the capitol of the northern island
Yez /; and he Japanese officials are said to
be highl, pleased with the prospect of
American 9, stem Of rapid transit.
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consider it as loan until see you again
Ia Ia"
The lawyer want over ten seconds realiz.
ing that he could have saved S. by staying
there and lending as much, and he wasn't OF
any good the rest of the day.
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For You,
Madam,

Whose complexion betrays
some humiliating imperiec.
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that you are Tanned, SallOy
and distlgured in COuntenance,
or have EruptiOns, Redness,
ROughness or unwllOle S ONO
tints Of complexion, VIC say
use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
Itisadelicate, harmless and
delightful article, producing
tho most natural and entranc.
ing tints, the artiilciality OF
which no observer can detect,
and which soon becomes per-
manent il the Magnolia Balm
Is judici0usly used.
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near as possible the color, price, style, etc,
desired. A whole suit can now be sent by
mail ut small cost. TICKNOR & 90. refer
to thousands whom they have thus supplied
during the past q years. Send for samples,
or call iiS.W. cor. G,h & Chestnut, st. .nuis.
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Trustees Notice.

Whereas, JOS. Mulhall, IT,, OF Ellis county
Texas, by has deed OF trust dated May 20, Isso.
" d recorded m Ellis cou ~, in book ID, paaes
30! anu 0S of mortgage record conveyed 10 inc
the und rdsned tr stee, the foilowin real "a.
la'e anti prop .'ty situate In the to xn 81 Ennis.
~ the county Of Ellis, and state Of ! OF NJ, and
desciined u. follows. to-wlt: blocks number
one hun lred aud Two. one hundred and three.
and one hundred and fovr. nccord,ng 10 thc
map orsAld town, with all improvements. ma
chin.ry, fixtures and furni ufe thereon or in
ywise appsrtalniny thereto In tru,t TO sc-
cure the payment Of q certain prommissory
note executed by tho ~ d Jos. MuIha,i jr'.
tor tsN,@ol Twelve thousand doll rs, which
note 10 described IN said detd Of trust, y nd.
whereas, said note isnow past duo and wholly
unpaid, now, therefore, at tho request OF
the LEGAL hplders Of sid note, and under
tho provisions Of said deed of t,uot.
the undersigned trustee will offer dsscrib ID
properly ~ ssls NJ public vendue 10 the hirh.
st oder for cash, In 'front.' If the courthouse
door Of Dallas un,y, In the city OF Dallas,
aud state OF Texas, be- weeu the honrs OF ID
nd Q y. m on The s7th day If Apri A. n. :.
lsst, aud Ia the purchaser shall make and de-.
liver such deed as l am au,ho' lied BY said
deed OF trust. -
Dallas, Texas, Aprlll, 1881.
II d.tiaprin