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Mr.. Edmunds then moved that the creden-
tails of Mr.. Aldrich Of Rhode Island, be placed
on file and the oath Of Office administered.
Mr.. Pendleton-In order that we may have
an opportunity of examining the credentials of
the senator from Rhode Island, and credentials
of the two senators from New York, I move
that the senate adjourn.
Mr.. Hoar called Mr.. Pendleton's attention
to the fact that it was customary to in
form the president that the senate was organ
lied Mr.. Pendleton expressed Willingness
to admit that being done, but Mr. Edmunds
insisted on his motion taxing precedence
Mr.. Pendleton, thereupon, refused to withdraw
his motion to adjourn, which then prevailed
THE NEW SENATORS SWORN IN.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE senate proceed
ings to-day were totally devoid OF interest,
Quite crowd was attracted to the chamber in
anticipation Of a struggle over the election of q
secretary, but the Democrats were dumb on
the subject and moved an adjournment at the
earliest possible moment Senators Aid
rich, Miller and Lapham, who were denied q
yesterday were Sworn IN without obec-
having attained their object BY the
election of Mr. Bayard, evidently thought it
would be perilous to attempt to carry their
dangerous programme further, although there
were several Bourbons who wanted to elect q
secretary before admitting the new senator's,
Before Messrs. Miller and Lapham were sworn
In Mr. Mcpherson presented to the senate
q petition received by him from GER
tain Democratic members of the New York
legislature alleging reasons why those gentle
men were not entitled to seats in the senate. He
did not present the pitition with any desire to
delay action upon the administration of tho
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Obituary..


CARUTH-DIED. on Friday Nay lsh. nj \
O'Clock y. m, Henry CLAY, youngest son OF
Capt, Walter and annie Caruth, at the ace
oftwo and half years, nv
How our hearts were seddened when the
ticings reached us of the death of this sweet
and interesting oh ID. Only few weeks
ago we had seen him at bis homo In bloom.
ing health, nuriurod in the arms of moth.
ets tender love, and sheltered by
q fathers fond embrace, little Clsv
the tender lamb Of the flock, and now
desolate seems that home which will
no more echo TO the music of bis infant prat-
Tie. The mothers heart Is bowed In anguish
and the fathers proud hopes are crushed To-
day beneath this sad affiichon, the death NJ
the pet Of their household, their fsir-baired
bue'eyed boy whom they shall never mora
see In "the mortal form so fair"
How dark would be this world IL In tho
gloom Of sorrow such rs this there wore no
ray OF light reflected from the promise of A
hereafter: . life Of blissful reunion beyond
10 thinking Of the death Of this lovelr
exclaim: " "'N'N
20 blossom 70 tendorIy cherished,
M light from my pathway withdrawn:
Ln only on eiftn ihru hast persisted,
10 boom In eternity's dawn.
onse more phall my Vision bshnld thee,
Inc parting Il bu. FOR a white,
WIN rnp nrs my arms ehal' enfold thee,
my soul shnll eSult In thy tmile
IN me light ofthy beautiful smile.n
Tender hands laid him to rest in tho midt
o. inc Silent Shoppers of the cemetery, near
Oatusns chspe' where wee. and calm will
90 Inc rest OF 'hi, lovely child, one Of Gods
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DsLLAs DKIeTINGs.
The strawberry market is glu,ted.

The strawberry market is glutted.
Yesterday WAS an exceedingly sultry day.
The sidewalk ordinances are not rigidly
enforced.
Ii d. Strange, notary public, can DO found
at Adams Il Leonaru's bank.
The street CUTTERS were flooded yesterday
snd lot of fifth carried out of the city.
Justice Edwards united in marrisge yester-
day Jacob Heirhalzsr and Mrs Anna Spill
man,
Everybody buys one-bsby hammocks
and latgor sizes. Croquets at cost. Mason
& Erh.
See w. b, Gano's "ad" of residence
property for ssle or trade. This he says is
bargain.
fhe grand jury have returned, 90 far,
twelve true bulls; most Of them being for
ielonies.
Superintendent Kinnin, of the poor farm,
took down to Tao poor farm yesterday two
prisoners.
}, b. Lig6, charged with violating the
postal laws, wSs admitted TO bail yesterday
Ia tho sum ni $500.
Chero WIS epicnic Mt Hu,chins yesterday,
ana numeer attended from this city. 1 hey
report delightful affair.
s. @. Bradford plead guilty Yesterday
before Justice Edwards, ~ an assault a
and WAS fined So and cost.
l.. L. Laird pleaded guilty to carrying A
pistol, and Justice Edwards fined him $25
aud costs. He went to jail.
| Mike Roe, of East Dallas, sold his sold
Corner Saloon" yesterday to Ben Loeb, to
give possession on the first Of the month.
Lest, check, No. 23S, on Flippin, Adoue
" Lobit. drawn by Il. Nj. Kahn Il Co., order
If HERALD for S25 Payment has been
stopped.
Some small tibet stole a handsome cage
and line canary from the residence of Dan
| Ryan, corner of Good and Live Oak atyeets.
Friday night
TIE city council will meet in regular
session Tuesday night in their now hall over
tho engine house, corner of Lamar and Com
merce streets.
Officer Cornwall and his Mexican lassoist
are gathering a large number of cows, horses
aud hogs, which are found running at large
into the pound.
Ii. you want your buggy repaired, rapainte
ora new, durable and stylish top, call on
William Long, carrisge maker, 1888 and 74O
Commerce street.
Judge Bsfksdale has lost an ivory headed
Malscca cane. Any one fndiog it and
returning the same to this Office, will be
literally rewarded.
Save your wearing apparel aud bedding
from moths, miIdew and infection, by get
ting a package OF an,i-moth car6oliza ID
puper. Price % cents. Mason & Erb.
ares Hired Freeman, our popular artist, has
are xhSSrth1.e price of his best photograph. sr-
enable braids of tbis sol A.. /, a,rns,.
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matinee Races.

The second matinee isces under the suspi-
ces Of the Dallas Jockey Club came off
yesterday afternoon at the fair grounds
course. There we're some three hundred
persons present. few ladies grazing the
occasion by their presence. There were three
tro.ting contests, all heat contests, best two in
three. The first was between Charlie Bassett
and Wilson's bay mare. The following Is
the
SUMMARY:
IL.
Wilson's Mare, bay mare, to sulky, Lee.
No time given.
The second contest was between Crockett
and Clarence II.
SUMMARY,
clarence H., bay gelding, to sulky, ii.
Srock't sorrel gelding, to sulky, 20.
No time taken,
The race OF the evening was half mile
dssh between two youngsters, two year oljs,
and was lively brush, being handsomely
contested.
SUMMARY.
Frank Lille enters chester sorral colt
James b., years cid, by Jack Hardy; dam
unknown.
Henry Batohler enters brown colt, Mate Chap
man, years oil, by Rebel Morgan; dam
Jennie Gamble
No time taken.
James won this race By half length,
and while no tima was taken, il was conceded
by all present that the distnrce WAS run Mt q
noteworthy pace.
Tho matinee concluded with . speed con-
test at trottins between Dick Dcwy and the
Campbell marc.
MMARY.
DICK pewy, rkBrown horse, TO sulSy 8.
| 2.l-i. -
| Nempbe' mare, bay mare, to Gulky, i-s2
| No time taken,
| AT these matinee races no money is al
STAKE, the running being simply work of the
horses in public instead of in private, and
therefore no time is taken, nor are the stric,
rules OF jockey club races ss to weighing be.
foe and after the heats and instructions to
riders or drivers adhered to. There are a
number OF stables already on the grounds,
both trotters and racers, and they are daily
put through course of work and training
10 preparation for the races to commsnc, on
tho "a h instant, and these Saturday after.
noon matlnees are gotten up for the amuse-
ment OF all who may desire to SEQ the horses
and their action.
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Marrow Escape From Death.
Luther Bauer, little son of Mr.. Joe
Bauer, who lives some twelve miles south of
this city, was given mule to hold Friday BY
negro man. The little fellow innocenty
wrapped the end Of the rope halter around
ms hand and arm. The animal became
frightened and dashed off at fearful speed,
dragging the boy sfter him over the rough
prairie ground kicking at him all the time,
though fortunately he WAS not struck. The
ooy's father managed to get to him and cut
the rope or be would have been killed. He
was severely bruised and the skin was torn
from his arm around which the rope was
wound.
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sale,

In front of Colonel HorG's hotel, on the 25lh
OF idsy, 1881, of 1877 of the most desirable
building lots in the city of San Antonio
gear the San Pedro springs and park, and
on either side OF the principal line of stree,
railway cars. For full particulars inquire at
Il. \. " w. IL. Young, 10 Commerce street.
San Antonio. Texas. Said lots are owned by
non residents OF the state of Texas, and
VIII sold without reserve to effect psrti
lion Soc advertisement elsewhere healed
"Petemptory Sale"
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BEHIND TIE BARS.
W. Nash, ~ cotton BWyer. Arrested sn
the charge Of Horse stealing.

W, Manu-, 1ssy w v. N -
the charge Of Horse stealing.
Ason Of Mr.. Tom Skies, who was arrested
at Mckinney Friday with the hor'e Of Colo
mel j. q. Stevens, which WAS stolen tho day
previous from the court hou square here, in
his possession, was not Tue thief, as was re-
ported, but had bought the horse from man
at Richardson who claimed TO be Colonel
Stevens. The officer at Mckinney thought
at frat that he WAS guilty of the theft, but
how be came into possession Of the animal
was satisfactorily explained and he
was released. He gave description
of the man who sold hinS
the horsp, and yesterday morning Deputy
Sheriff Miller arrested viii Nash, who was
stopping nj the Globe house as the guilty
party AMI lodged him IN the county Jail. A
Mr.. johnson, who saw the party that took
tho animal from the public square, ident-
fed Nash rs the man, aud Others
recognized him and state that he got on
the sou.h bound train at Rchardion snd
came TO this city Friday. The witnesses
were summoned before the grand jury
now in session, and that body found
true bill egaiost him Nasa has been for
the past few years cotton buyer In this city
and his friends are 10th 10 beiicve him guilty
of the otien;e with which he is charged. A
BERALD reporter visited him at tue jail and
found him in the lower north cell of the
prison. In answer to aqucstion put by the
reporter as to his guilt, be answered emphat-
icaiiy that he wss not guilty and that hswas
very much surprised when the officer tvd
him for what he bad besn arrested. lie
says that he can prove that he has been in
the city all the time and that he has not been
out of it for some time.
Nash is the tnau who took u lot OF lauds-
mum ut tho Globe hotel ahou! week ago
with no ostenslble purpose of ending his
existence, in which ha Jailed.
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Go to Hickox & HOUSE aai try tho ir god
water.
Read Q. Il. Hosmer's advertisement: There
is money in it,
Hictox u House have the incest soda
water in town.
Ice cold soda water t, HicSox s. Hou 70
No, COS Main street.
For Il good ilrsi-class m or cold shower
bs.h go TO Leo COINS pslace rooms.
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Wnging Nynr

Mrs. Mary Perry, who had William
Mitchell arrested for alleged assault upon her
whom the grand jury turned loose, comes
again before the public. THIS time It seems
Mrs Perry was the sggressor. Failing ia
agree with Mi,chel's wife on some subject,
she declared war aud assaulted Mrs. Mitch
ril' VINO swore out warrant, before Justice
Elws ds for her arrest The trial will come
Oft Monday morning. N''
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For Sale,

A twenty-five horse power stationary
boiler and engine, aaw mill, cotton gin and
other convenient attachments, with good
buildings, in good place. Can get all the
work that the machinery can do and cash
PAID Tor It, This property will be sold on
easy terms and at half its value. ANY person
wanting machinery that will pay handsome
profit, should call and sec me at Dowdv,s
ferry, Dallas county, Texas.
A. G. VNINo
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MIR. James Daley, who resides q. No. 55l
Ninth Avenue, New York, ssys: About fso
years since, fell from scaiFod and severe.
ly Injured my back AMI have been sufferer
ever ever since. A short Tins ago I..slipped and
fell on the side walk and greatly aggravated
my old trouble. While in this unhappy
condition friend recommended st. Jacobs
OF and | was induced TO give it trial.
After Supplying it "a short time, | was COM
plete y cured, not only of the bruises and
effects ofmy last fall, but Of those consequent
upon my first hur! end which had fingered
with me for five years. | can therefore
conseientiously bar testimony TO the
wonderful curative properties of st. Jacobs
Oil,
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There was lively runaway ON Lamar
street yesterday morning. Two horses at
lsched to a wagon came thurderug down
Lamar street and run into tho buggy Of DR..
Morton, which was stuading by the Ex-
change bank. The horse hitched to tho
buggy broke loose and wheeling ran down
Lamar street. Fortunately no damage was
aon, either team, save the cutting of the
,very varRst he horses hitched to the wsgon
Persons w4nti3e in order to extricate them.
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little ones, whose spirit is backing in the
sunlight of HEAVIER, and even now
"rhe angels claim his chastened grace.
Their L ISIS OF kinship is on his brow,
Their solemn radiance ON his face"
From the depths of their grief may the
parents look up to that heaven whittier little
Clay has gone, and may they strive to over
come all trials and temptations here aud
prepare TO meet him in the blissful world
above. FLORENCE,
Nav Ia. 1881.
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Thompson Ut 'eatre, Main street.
This is the coolest place Of amusement in
the city-at least our audiences say 60. Four
new stars for next Monday, 10th. New faces,
new music, and a pleasant place 10 pass lie
evening. Good order strictly observed.
Come one, como all, and be convinced.
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. pounds of coffee A sugar 81.
o pounds best green RIO, 81.
4 pounds best roasted Ri, 81,
. pounrs fine currants. 20 cents.
pounds fine prunes, 90 cents.
Ursnberries, 40 cents per gallon.
Best hams, lard, butter, etc.
run l'neof Thurber's fancy canned and
bottled goods; best ever offered 10 the public
AZ lowest market rates. Fresh made plain
and fancy candies, perfectly pure, Wholesale
ana retail. Bottled liquors and wiz ca for
family use at w: X. Wheelock's, successor
70 Connor d Wheelock, corner Main and
Austin street. "''"
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TOUd frs:h son of Joy.n

John Harris wss SO unfortunate rs TO get
drunk and lie down in public place to take
an'p' Worst of all ar t!!cer of the law
came that way and took in tho situation sc
wen Us inc peaceful. unsuspecting sleeper,
WI whom no carried before Justice Ed .srds.
.ne evidence was decidedly against the
prisoner and the court fined him So and
costs, and not having money enough TO paw
MS me he was booked for the Door farm.
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A large and truly sorrowing circle of
friends followed the remains. yesterday, of
Mrs. Mary Z. Price, wife CT W. II. Price,
esq to their last resting place in Trinity
cemetery. The funeral took place at The
family residence, near the fair grounds, at II
o'clock in the forenoon. The HERALD OK
tends It's sympathy to the beresved husband
and family IN this their greatest hour of
sorrow,
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For the convenience ofbjs guests Ken. will
run n's own hack from tho hotel TO meet
trains striving md departing on all roads,
east, west, north and south. Families deslr.
ipg pleasant rido cen be Accommodated.
ALFRED KENT,
Proprietor Kent's Hotel,
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we are pleased 10 say that our baby was
permanently cured of serious protrac,e ed
ifrtgularliy of the bowels by the use of Hon
ni,.e 3 py lts smother, which at The sams time
r yr,o pa mer 20 letfect hetlth and strength.
Y. See another column. Az
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SheriE's Convention

The sheriif's association which convened
last week at Houston, adjourned 10 meet
next year at Austin. Captain Ben Jones,
our efficient sheriff, was elected president of
The association for the ensuing year by ac.
bestowed "''"''y
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The Telephone,

A force was at work yesterday putting up
the telephone wires, and the exchange will
within the next few days be an established
fact. Everything is now in readiness save
the transn,ilters, which have not yet arrived
thoush. they are daily expected, having been
shipped several days ago.
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A Roy.

MIR. g. q. Nunnely's household received
another precious addition yesterday evening
at SIX o'clock. II was bouncing boz, who
pulled down the beam of u Fairbanks scale
at ii pounds, The father and mother are
doing as we'll as could DO expected under the
circumstances.
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Apollo Restaurant.

FOR 20 cents YOU can g,t a better meal
oe !s cooked Than ut any frat class hote
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P"tterson's Cigars and Tobacco.
The finest Chewing Tobsccos manufsc-
tured are to be found al w, Il. Patterson,s
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FIRST BAPTIST Gnu RCH- Corner of Syca-
moe street and Pa r,on avenue j II Curry,
pastor. Rev. +. ii. Kerfooi. ID. D., tf Bait
more, will! preach at 4 II. m and T:i0 p. IN.
sunday school al $50 u, IN, j. l.. Il,iams,
superlni ennent.
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The first Gsrsen concert of this season will
come Of at my Pavilion next Sunday AFTER.
noon, May 10th. An excellent orchestra ia
engaged, and a good time genera " expeoted.
" CnAs. Meisterhans. Pfonrieior
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Ccmer of
Lave Oak and Hsrwood treets Preaching
by HE pastor. Elder W IL. Parks, TT II H. IN /,
a d y. m. Sunday schoei ut Ga IN :, W
II. Una, ker LNsrlni Anlrnl
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7iiel Il M. Hoxie, general manager o
HtxAs u Pacific, will be here to-mc,r "
ard IT'S understood that the ques'i IL, I,
VINO VIII BIO appointed agent of the Uaior
ticket Office will be definitely settled.
Grading on the Chicago, Texas g. NJ, xicsr
Cenlral is progressing finely. Two mile.
n s peen graded on the contract just wes
Oh INC TRINITY river, and the forces have
come PACK on this side, and bro grading
point. ' ''"' '"t
A grand moonlight picnic under c. aus
pices OF Lone Star Lodge No. 1862 y. X. S
Is, Will DO given at Windsor Par. Wednes-
DAY evening, May 18th. The $50 of the
picnic is to raise funds for II" aew Jewish
cemetery, and the proceeds wi be exclu-
slvely devoted to that object.
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supcrint endcns OF thr NJ q w

Mr.. II. Il. Fosdick, local agent of the
Texas y Pacific, has been appointed msnsper
Of the Dallas & Wichita read. His succossor
as agent has not yet been appointed.
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This 10 brand OF fine old Kentucky Bour.
bon kept 10 stock by w. q. Patterson. No.
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CUMBERLAND REsBiTERIAN CHURCH
--Iellereo' street Rev ID W Broughton, pastor.
Preaching at IL a IN and ats p m. sabbath
school at 9.5i m IL b Seiy, superinl cndent
a cordial Invitation extended to all.
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COMMERCE ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Regular ser ices ut IL O'Clock In the morn.
ing and at s O'Clock in ,he evening sund AZ
school and children's sermon from 9:3) 10 10: il
"A. IN. subject for the eveuing-''Ihe Divine
Authority ofthe Bible from one fact In the NEW
testament History" An are cordially in
vited to tend, Henry shade pastor,
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CONGl .,t IONAL CIlUROH-Rev. w
U, McCuh g. or. efviccs at ii O'Clock.
Rev A, ,eill "il prea h. Sunday
school AT !. IN. corner OF Live Oak and
Pacific avenue.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CuURCI-At the
intersection of Live Osk and Elm streets, Ser.
vices at II o'clock this morning and
AZ O'Clock this evening by Rey. A. z.
smith, pastor. Sabbath school at q a. IN =, j,
NJ. Mccoy, superintendent. All are invited.
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A. A. Pearson
Buys his goods cheap, is the reason hc can
sell them cheap. ~ Az 0"''
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ST MATTHEW'S CATHEDRAL-Morning
services and holy commune on at 1880. Even
ing service at IN. Sunday school ut q. 10
an. Childrep's singing 4.50 D IN. Special
attention is paid TO the music at The Caihedtal
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The SPECIAL sALplIh D.. .Iof the U. S.
qaoted at 4e%c. worth aIodsGit OF the NJ, X. &
It Toe, worth 7sc. AVA - . s., Louis road under
W. "1"D"Vl The lore part of this week
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Pages Rooss and shoes, eos main .
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Street
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REa.3EIOUs.

LAMAR STREET NJ. Il. CHURCH SOUTH.
-Worships at the Dallas Female college,
Lave oak street. Preaching et II a. IN. and
3 p III, by Pro'esIr kmitn, Of Monticello,
Missouri. Sabbath school ut $3.50 a. m. Glass.
meeting at 3 p III. Tho usual singing dis.
pensed with. ~ cordial Invitation is extent ed
lOall.
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reduced Our 38 Inch Cashmere
from 81 90 to $50. Reducea our
40 In Oh Cas- hmere from rs to coo.