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SITTER ber Vrst(si
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-30

The Scale represented above weighs accurately
anything from e.lourth Ounce 10 Twenty n ye
Pounds. II is made with steel bearings and a
brass beam. Just the thing for the house or
oilce, 1t Is better Scale than has frequently
been offered at twice and even three times the
money. The manufacturer (thc Chcogu Scale
Company guarantees them perfect
The Dallas Weekly HERALD for one year
postage paid, and this Scale VIII be furnished
for Four Dollars "a 0O)
The Scales will be neatly boxed and shipped
by express as may be directed by the subscriber
The subscriber must pay the expressage.
. Remit IN Money Order and by Registered
Letter. Address DALLAS HERALD,
mN3O Dallas TaNas
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upon; that large excess would be received
from the Brazils. and that the great markets of
the world held much heavier stocks Of goods
.han mad appeared in October, and, therefore,
that consumption was more likely 10 be
checked than to be materially increased. espe-
cial-y as prices. instead of being under cid
were at Cad. for spots and I'd for distant futures
IN short the whole situation was completely
changed; aud yet our critic would have us, in
forecasting the probable course Of the market
altogether ignore the fact that in January we
had to deal with an entirely different set OF cir
cumstances from those which presented them.
selves for consideration in October
As TO the American crop, We all along ex-
pressed our inability TO estimate its extent ow
ing 10 the widely divergent views expressed by
correspondents, all equally honest aud trustwor.
figures with which some people opened
the season, aud We ridiculed the equally
preposterously low figures with which
the same and other people deluged the world in
the autumn. and winter. Al one tiae we thought
that the crop would reach 6, $4,000. and, in be.
cember, we calculated upon 5, 700 o0l to coo OO0
W. willingly admit that the yield has fallen
short OF what we expected; but one authority,
from $4,000 down 10 B 100 eco bales this season
ana was $4,000 wrong last sea,on
osten'atiously claims 10 have boon cor
rect in bothl This same author
ity expressed his surprise ut sPinror were
not extensive purthast'. =, tAt " III. p,r
pound while they had ,he chpn,e, ana sIyv-
ton Of such policy a. this would have driven
prices up to I'D to 1sd per pOuuU and ,ten
would have followed the Judgment We .huusht
that IN view of the enormous ami laldigested
production of goods during to past two
years, 1t was better fur consumers he.
fore they bought largely Of cotton at 6a.d. TO ID
4 st 10 ascertain for n certainty that the crop
was an exceptionally small one, and then " sat
isfy themselyeSthGt small rs 1t might be, II was
not large enough, along with other supplies, To
meet their full requirements Fortunately for
themselves, consumers adopted this policy and
in January we showed that an American cron of
$780, was amply sufficient TO meet the Wants
of the world.
As to the probable future course Of the mar
ket we have really nothing new 10 offer. 30 far
as the present season Is concerned, there is
plenty Of cotton, and splnners may take it for
granted that there will be no corner In tho au.
tumn. II, later on In the year. prices advance,
1t will be owing to bad accounts OF the new crop,
and II VIII be time enough to talk about them
when we get them. Meanwhile, we do not look
for much more important fluctuations In prices
during the immediate future than have bee 4,
witnessed in the course OF the past few months.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-30
Trustees Sale.

rTNHE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF
l. DALLAS.-under aud by virtue OF the
authority vested in me by certain deed OF trust
executed on the 10th day of August A. D., 1877,
ny William J. ehone conveying the hereinafter
described real estate TO Robert Il Mcneil as
trustee, TO secure the payment of five certain
promlss0ry notes, executed on the 10th day of
August A. d 1871 by Geo. G. Reelar and W j.
Shone, payable 10 Emanuel Listenwalter, each
In the sum of three hundred and fifty dollars
due respectively one, two three four and five
years after date; all OF said notes being now uu.
paid, excepting the first note due one year after
date, ana thlfiy-hye dollars paid and credited on
the second note, on the 9th day of October
A. D., 1873. ny the terms of said deed of trust
default having been made in the payment of
some OF SAID above mentioned notes, all of said
notes are now due. Therefore, |. Ben f. Jones'
Sheiit OF Dallas county, Texas alternate trustee
IN said deed of trust Robert b. neNeil being
absent tIom Dallas county and refusing 10 net.
Wlll sell at the iequestof Emanuel istenwalter,
the legal owner and holder of said notes, on tho
SOth day of June \. d., 1852, at the trout door of
the Postoihce on Main street, In the city and
county of Dallas, State of Texas to the highest
anu best bidder for cash. the following described
property, upon which the SAID deed of trust was
executed, situated in the city and county of
Dallas, state of Texas, viz: One lot or parcel of
land, part of block No. 40 e y, and being IA
part OF one acre conveyed by John T. Ault and
stake; thence south 1879, east one hundred feet,
70 Main street Prophets southeast corner;
thence north 75so east nifty feet NJ. y. Moore's
southwest corner; thence north TO-, west one
hundred feet thence south 75s,o. west fifty six
feet to the beginning. Also, lot No z, in block
of Shone's subdivision Of said city of Dallas,
said map of said sub division being recorded In
volume 32 on page 4O5, OF the records of deeds,
bonds, etc. OF Dallas county-said lot seven,
fronting fifty feet on San Jacinto street. and ex.
tending back ut the uniform width of fifty feet
one hundred and seventy five and one. half feet
to an alley For further details, reference ia
made TO the said deed OF trust, duly recorded In
volume 81, pages 66-69 Of the records OF deeds
bonds, etc. OF Dallas county, Texas Upon oom.
title to purchaser.
| This the Goth day of May A. D., 1882
BEN. T. JONES,
sheriff Dallas Co,
mySp-5tues Alternate Trustee,
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ICE!!.

Lake Ice 70 families fl al parts OF the CIV. 4
The icwestrAtes Orders ty Telephone promptly
oiled. Ice packed and shipped :, Lower. sAssS.
~ ss:P''' royyas Street real y A nsND ss
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board
OF Regcnts of the University OF Texas, until
Thur,day, II O'Clock m June 18th, 1852, for the
erection and completion of the West Wing OF the
University Building, 10 be built on he University
grounds ut Austin Texas, said building TO be
completed by the 18th OF December, 1879.
Bids viii be received for the entiie work, but
the Board reserves the rlghtto reject any and ali
bids. Bidders must state in their bids the NAMES
of sub.contr.ctots, IL any. An proposals must
be addressed to Athbel smith, Chair.
man of Executive Committee OF Board
OF Regents, In cure OF Jas IL.
Raymond 4 Co, Austin, Texas, and endorsed
bids for University All bids To be accom-.
panied by II certified bond In the sum OF 81. 900.
conditioned that the bidder viii enter into con.
tract within seven days, IL awarded to him, and
viii give good aud sufficient bond to the
amount OF contract prize, fort, faithful perform.
ancc and completion.
Payments viii be male In cash as the work
progresses, upon monthly estimates to be made
by the superintendent 10 per cent OF Us inmates
to be reserved until completion of contract
Plans and specifications can be seen at tho
office OF 4. u. Ruillni. architect ana superln.
tendcnt ut Austin, Texas on aud after June LIST,
lSS2 For further Information address,
ASllBEL SMITH,
PRESIDENT board of Regents,
University of Texas
mylB-nwtw Houston JeypA
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University Of Virginia,
The next session begins on the 1st of October,

The next session begins on the 1st Of October,
1882, and continues nine months
The institution is organized in distinct Schools,
rs originally planned for It by Thos Jefferson,
grouped under the Departments of Literature,
Science, Law, Medicine. Engineering and ACri.
culture and in charge Of the folio v ing Faculty:
Prof. Jas. L. Cabell. Prof James +. Harrison,
Prof NJ Schele DeVere Prof. John W Mallet,
Prot. John Is. Minor Prof John H. Page Prof
Francis II, Smith, Prof Noah X. Davis. Prof.
John Staige Davis, Prof. Thos. K Price Prof,
Geo; Fred'k Holmes, Prof VIM. NJ. Fontaine,
Prof Chas S. Venablo Piof Francis =. Dun.
nineton, Prof Stephen o. souihnll, Prof WIN.
M. Thornton. Prof. VIM K. Peters with mum.
Der OF Assistant Instructors. The newly created
chsir OF Astronomy is 10 be fllcd In juno OF this
year.
The equipment OF tho University In buildings
and collections has been largely increaled of
late years, and Is very extensive and complete
The Astronomical Observatory, To contain the
great telescope given by Mr. Leander j Me.
Cormick, IL under construction
The expenses OF the Student are moderate and
messing system has been established by which
comfort may be combined with special economy
In the cost Of living.
For catalogues, with detailed information.
Apply 10 JAS, !, HARRISON, NJ. D.,
- Chairman OF the Faculty.
T. o., University Of Virginia. Albemarls Co, Va.
my2i.2tawln "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-30
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

We Warrant Six Boxes OF DR.. T.. q. WEST 8
Nerve and brain Treatment TO euro any
whatever nature, such az Nervous Head.
ache, Mental Depression Loss OF Memory,
spornatorrhma and Involuntary Emissions,
caused by oyerwork OF the brain, self.abuse,
etc, and Will give a written guarantee with
eacn - order, agreeing To refund the money
II tho treatment does not effect euro In sx
months. Price, 81 per box; ak boxos for Is
sent prepaid by mall ON receipt Of price, Guar
ant-cs issued by Y. FREDERiCksoN, whele
sale aud Retail Druggist New Orleans. La or
ders hy natl Mt regular price.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-30
Medical.

Illustrated Marriage Guide. go pages, cloth
and gilt binding, 50 CENTS same in paper coyen
Is cents; Manhood. 10 cents wonsnAocd, 10
cents; pamphlet ; cents, securely sealed By
nail Send money or postage Stamps. DR.
WHITTIER the great specialist sI7 St. Cha,le
street 81 1auis No
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-30

r,lhefe Is nothing TO record In regard to cotton.
lne exchanges In this country and Europe are
v vS and will not DO opened again until We'd
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I.ifc.Insurnncc l:ecelrershll.s.

ALBANY. May 23--Ihc Assembly sQe-
ciH committee appointed 10 examine GER
tain iIe-insuraucc rcc.iycrships made it,
reuort to-day. ItisVery lengthy, and con-
denim, tie management of cyeni Of the
companies in severe terms. IL says Of the
Universal North American. ald companies
associated with The latter: "it may Doe
said that ,windlef succeeded sWindlcr,
company swallowed company, until the
last ono. cmuty and nudcd OF al avail
able means. fell into the receiver hands.
Throughout the Insurance Department
seems 10 have been pOWcrloss and indiiier-
cnt in asserting IT, authority or protecting
yolicy-h0ldcgs.' The report says Of re-
cciyershipS "NOt one OF them was 80
managed rs TO restore company 90 SOL
vent state, nor doe, any such policy appear
TO have been attempted
The report says That among The scores
and hundreds Of orders OF the court made
In various LEGAL proceedings in connection
with the administration OF these trusts a
vast majority were signed by one Judge.
The extraordinary blanks prepared by
counsel I0r Receiver O'Nciil bore the name
Of thi, Judge, and we've printed in anticl-
patton Of future needs. Especially was il
lflr Llti NlOtiN tit'ttli- ilputl ~ ~ lidiN
were signed by him 90 almost the entire
exclusion OF his associates. This fact in
and OF Itself would reflect iayorably upon
his industry and upon his willingness "a
assume responsibility, and would warrant
no discrediting imputalion, but the very
expense and delay which are the more
questionable incidents Of receiScrshpS are
inseparably connected with these orders
MANY Of the individual payments seemed
wasteiul and reckless. None OF them could
ever have been made, and no doubtful ac'
or line Of policy on the pant Of any re
ceiyer could have possessed any efficiency
except for this judicial sanction.
The report, alter further comments OF
( the course Of Judge Westbrook, adds
" Such an official in such circumstances wa
not justified in repeatedly signing order
{ that will not stand the test Of close inspec
! ton, although they were consented to by
+ those among whom the money was divided
{ To say that such consent relieves the Judg
from responsible and attentive action is &
assert IN unworthy and intolerable concep
ton Of the nature OF judicial functions ant
attitude
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A bloody Encounter Anticipated
BETWEEN A ST. LOUIS JUDGE AND THE EDIToI
OF An EVENING PAPER.


] ST. LOUIS, May pa few days AGO an
editorial appeared In the EreninJ Chroni-
Gle. OF this city, criticising Judge Jaughlln.
Of the Criminal Court, and the manner OF
doing business in that court. Yesterday
Stanley Waterloo. editor OF the Chronicle,
was cited 10 appear before the court TO show
cause why he should not be committed for
contempt. WaterIoo's counsel denied that
the court had jurisdiction In the prem
ises, whereupon Judge Laughlin said
there being difference OF opinion
on that point he would waive the rights of
the Court in the matter, and, as an indi-
yidual, would give Waterloo until sun
down TO retract the obnoxious article
through the columns Of the Chronicle, or
furnish him the name OF the writer. The
Chronicle last evening contained no retrac-
ton, nor did Waterloo furnish Judge
Laughlin with the name OF the writer, but
between and 10 O'Clock last night letter
was delivered to the former by the Ste
nographer OF the court, which read as fol-
lows:
81. louis, May 22.-Stdniey Waterloo:
Dear sir,-rhat you may have no cause TO
plead surprise when We next meet, you are
now notified TO make such preparations
for an emergency rs to you may seem best.
/ shall make il my business to see you soon.
lSignedl HENRY ID. LAUGHIN.
The contents Of this letter were not
known until 10 O'Clock this morning, when
it was determined by Waterloo and his
friends TO publish it, and the probabilities
are that unless the friends OF both parties
can prevent a meeting there will be a
bloody encounter on the street soon, rs
both men have plenty OF nerve.
Lqter.-Late last night it was discovered
that the author OF the offensive criticism
was ex-Judge Horatio VI. Jones. This
morning, from the bench OF the Criminal
Court. Judge Laughlin said the situation
had materially changed. He knew the
name Of the writer Of the article. Sooner
or later he would settle the matter with
Waterloo. when he left the bench last
evening he had intended to take OF his
badge OF Scryitudc and resign; now he
would not retreat under fire. rs 10 the
man who was the author OF the article, be
was beneath contempt; he was chronic
slandcrer and a coward.
judge Hayden. on behalf Of Waterloo
accepted full responsibility for the article.
and refused 10 apologize. lie considered the
action 81 the Court entirely Illegal. and
would take no further notice Of the tribu-
nal. The matter was then dropped. II i
believed that if will remain as itnow stands.
and that the height Of the sensation is past
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24
The Methodist Episcopal Conference

NASHVILLE. Nav 23.-Ihe General Con-
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
south elected to-day the following Board Of
Managers Of Church Extension: Presi-
dent, James q. Lithgow, Of Louisville;
Vicc-Prcsidcnt. Presley Mcguiar, OF Louis
Vile; Treasurer. J. W. Proctor, OF Dan
vile. KY; Secretary, David Morton, ~
Louisville; ManagcrS-McssrS. J. G.. Car
ter Charles b. seymour. r. G. Morris, and
II. c. settle. Of Louisville; J. &. Wood
ward. q Lexington. KY; T.. Il. Carroll,
Of Parkersburg. ". Va; e.. d. Shand, o.
Scnatobia, Miss; c. z. Nandeycnter. OF
Il. Joseph. Mo-; G. +. Brown. 81 fcXa.;
W. +. Harris, Of Brownsville, Tenn; ".
+. Compton White. oi California; Joseph
Emory, q Corvallis, Oregon; Jamc, j..
Carlisle. oi South lalolina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24
struck by an Engine and Fatally In.
jured.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May 23.-The
engineer OF the mail train going east from
this place at p. NJ telcgraphed back from
Keswick that he had struck man between
this point and the Woollen-Mills. ON re-
pairing to the place the man was found in
IN unconscious condition, and brought up
to the depot. II was found that he had
been struck Immediately on the back OF the
head and sustained such injury as to make
his condition hopeless. He is living at this
hour. From papers found on his person
his name il supposed to be Baker, evidently
from Lynchburg. IT is supposed he must
have been sitting on the side OF the track,
and was asleep when the cow-catcher struck
him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24
'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO rur DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

Proceedings Yesterday Other
Route Cases, Agair-Texan Trnin-Robber.
Arressed-An usly Showing-Up OF Life-In-
sarnnce Rcccivers-Iieavy Fros;s and snow
In tho West and Northwcsi-A ~. Louis
Judge VALVES the Rights Of His Court and
Threatens IN Editor with Personal Nio-
Icnce-hn Arkansas Tragedy-The Rush OF
Jewish Refugees for America, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24
The Ssnunton Primary.

TNVcIIl TNIfETlIn ~ NC UI.pITcN.I
STAUNTON, May 23.-The Democratic
primary here was very warm to-day. Five
hundred and nineteen votes were east in
the city-thc largest vote ever pollcd at a
primary here, and about five sixths OF the
available Democratic vote.
J. \. Cochran was nominated for mayor !:
W. d. tunnels for city sergeant. Old
council rcnominated, with but few changes.
Colonel W. J.. Bumgardncr goes in As Il
new member.
The nominations are equal TO election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24
Murdered by rscr S.cp-moi.er.

NEW YORK. May "a Sun special from
Rappahannock, Va, narratc> 4 murder
committed by Mrs.. Maria Bruce, the victim
being her stcpdauehtcr, aged ten years.
She had conceived a hatred for the girl be-
cause 81 the lattor's diSapproya Of her
fathers second marriage. Entering the
house in q bad humor, she eeized the poker
and beat tlc girls head 20 a Jelly. She
then carried thc body to a cabin in the
field. and pouring kerosene over the
clothing cndeayored to burn ID. Some
neighbors fastened to the scene and arrest
cd the woman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24
Gold Weather In the woss.

CHICAGO. May 23.--lIeayy froSts saturday
n.ght did immense damage to fruits and
young corn. Frost prevailed over the
greater portion Of The state. but irrcgu-
lary, some localities almost wholly csclr-
iAg.
At Ma~halitown. iowa, to-day a snow
storm occurred, followed by clear, cold
weather.
Severe cold IS reported from various
points I'm the Missouri Valley, Kansas. Min
ncsota, and Wisconsin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24
Violating Maritime Laws.

BosTON, May 23.-The captain ci Por-
tuguese schooner, name unknown. arriving
here without clearance papers or conSign-
mcnt. has been held in $1,000 for further
examination before United States Commits
,ioner lallcit. She brought siyty-iour
passengers from Fayal and 81. George;
wa, fffv-three DAYS OH the passage. and the
member. 81 the crew state that but for
provisions received from vessels spoken on
the way all hands would have starved.