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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, January 2j-Flour demand
fair and higher superiinc 90 10 7i0 treble
% to o So higher grades 6 20 to 7s7.
Oats easier
Lard irregular; refined tiercc II 81: keg Il d.
Coffee dull and lower cargoes ordinary to
prime So 10 llA.
sugar quiet: common to good common 63s;
fair To fully fair Ga To Z; prime to.choice ~ TO
~; yellow clarified So 10 SS.
MolaSseS IN good demand common 35 TO 40.
centrifugal q to &c. fair So to S. prime to choice
60 to 20
Rice strong ordinary to choice to :; others
unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January % Flour In good demand
ut full prices
Wheat unsettled, hut generally higher; No .
Chicago spring Sll4 to | 3iA for cash; ;ih for
January; $40 TO IS for February
Corn In fair demand, but lower rates at Coz, TO
81 for cash; tesS for January; COS for February
Oats dull ut i3id for cash; 43A to iS1s for Jam
uary iSis for February.
Barley dull and lower ut ! o. TO &c
Dressed hogs steady at 7 Is; pork active, firm
and higher Mt Is 90 for cash. IL 9j to Is 90 for
January; II % to II OK for February.
Lard active. firm and higher ut II 20 for cash;
II 22is for February
Bulk meats firm; shoulders 80; short rib 0 20;
short clear o I5.
Whiskey steady and unchanged, at 70.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, JNnuary 25.-Whcat. No. o
spot 2IA; No. spot O14.
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The remains of II. A. Little, who was
shot Saturday night by the clerk at the St.
George Hotel, while trying to rob the office
safe, and who subsequently died from the
shot, are still in charge OF Undertaken
Smith. He telegraphed to the City Mar
shal of Burlingame, Kansas, inquiring if he
had relatives there and elected the follow
ing reply;
Bnringamc, Kansas January % 1SS2-To L. c.
Smith;
There is a family that lives in the coun-
try eight mules from here and have relations
by the name OF Little there.
I. w: TERRELL, City Marshal.
Mr. Smith telegraphed to Lindsburg,
Kansas, to his father, and though the tele.
graph company reported the message de.
livered, no answer has as yet been received.
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Midnight Robbery.

W. Nestor, who was knocked down Mon
day night, near the Texas Trunk depot,
and robbed by two men, who badly beat
him, OF $500, is lying at the residence Of
Mr.. Thomas in precarious condition. The
ruilans, after knocking him down, jumped
on him with their feet bruslng his breast,
and II is thought he is seriously injured in.
ternally. Yesterday morning Officer Wal
Ter arrested and locked up man whom tho
injured man charged with being one of his
assaiants. The party arrested had been
with Neslor that DAY, but no money or any
thing wss found on his person to indicate
that he was guilty.
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Of the genuine negro mintrel troupe Not
withstanding this tact, they played as
honestly as though to a crowded house
Their were performances will average an
equal with those of the white Ministries
The clog dancing was especially good and
their jokes and humorous acting were en-
ioyed to the full by their auditors and partic-
ularly by their colored brethren. The music.
both on the stage and the orchestra, was of
a kind for which the negro is noted. in good
tune, time and full of melody To those
who are fond of a good exhibition in this
line, we can safely urge the claims of this
trOuna
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Said | further to my loquacious friend,
who knows all about these society chaps
and iostles; "Tcll me who is the principal
figure in New York society,"" He thought
awhile, put his finger to his forehead, put
his hand in his.pocket, pulled his moustache
and said THAT question It is impossible
TO answer
"well, said |, 81 am not particular TO a
hairs point. Guess who Is at the head OF
New York society,""
~ suppose" he said, Tin one respect,
Mrs. Paran Stevens. She Is the daughter
Of grocer Ia Lowell, Mass. She married
Stevens when he kept the Revere House In
Boston. He became the richest hotel keeper
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Again In the Tolls.

d, S. lvens one of the parties who was
arrested and lodged in Jail here by the Uni
ted States authorities this last summer, on
the charge of selling liquor at White Rock
camp-meeting without license and who
was admitted to bond, which he subse-
quentiy forfeited, has been apprehenGed
and again occupies his old quarters in the
county Jail. BY some means, Deputy U.
s. Marshal n, NJ, Norton, learned that he
was skulking around Hutchins, and going
down on Monday mornings train he sur
prised lvens. making him his prisoner.
He brought him on the nights north-beund
train.
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Many persons having gotten the wrong
ldea that hops are strengthening, have
taken to drinking beer and ale very freely
The consequence is they feel better for a
short time, but when the reaction comes
They are much weaker than before. Reader
Y you value life. lay aside all malt aud alec,
holic beverages, and put your trust In that
temperance preparation OF iron and vegeta.
Ole TONES. called Browns Iron Bittcrs. IL
gives real health and strength to every part
standard. Over 100000 bottles have been
sold this year.
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Piles!.Itching Piles!

The symptoms of itching piles are moist
ure, like perspiration, intense itching,
mostly at night, seems as ifpin worms were
crawling in or about the rectum. The
more you scratch the worse they itch; very
distressing. The private parts are often
affected. DR.. Swaynes Ointment is the
most effective remedy extant for this tor
menting complaint. Gives rest NJ night
without desire to scratch, also has no equal
in Graduating letter, itch, salt rheum
erysipelas, BARRIERS itch, all scaly, crusty
itchy skin eruptions. Here is the proof
Certainly the the best medicine ever used
in my practice, DIR. Cotton, Woodstock,
Vermont. Troubled with itching piles for
over twenty years it cured me completely
Il. 5. Messer, Enfield. Ask for it and take
cent stamps), three boxes, 81 %, by Swayne
y Son, Philadelphia. Swayne's Ointment
Sold by all druggists.
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Lately conversing with Mr.. Carl Sieg-
mund, corner Congress and Washing on
streets, our representative learned the fol-
lowing from that gentleman; "My daugh-
ter suffered from rheumatism TO such an
extent that It crippled her, rchucr,ug her
unable to walk at ALL We copsl'cl many
physicians and used all kinds Ut ,hcines,
but in vain. At last, we dcc led t. try the
ST. Jacobs Oil and this wonderful remedy
effected the happiest results Ii cured my
daughter and the little girl is now well and
strong.-tIpsilanti (Mich.) Commercial.
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Yesterday morning officer Clapp made a
raid, singlc.handcd, on some thirty boot.
blacks who were shooting craps in the rear
oithe Grand. Windsor botcl and succeeded
in capturing six of them whom he lodged
in the station house. Those who escaped
did some very fine running, and the scene
was ludicrous In the extreme to witness
their flight, as they ran in different dlrec.
tons
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Cnquestionably the Very Best

BALTIMORE MD, April %, 1881.
have recently been using your Browns
lion Bittcrs in my family, consisting of N.Y.
self, wife aud three children, and the effect
has been always us marked as in the case
OF Mr., Phelps, II is PROFESSIONALLY u
wonderful medicine, X. ]. DowHy,
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NJ. Rosenthal & Co. are selling out their
winter stock of ulsters, cloaks and dolmans
so low that every one can buy, TO make
room for spring stock.
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For diseases of the nerves, brain, blood
and lungs, a superior medicine to all others
is Browns Iron Bitters.
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isvV frlesssssssss..s, 80. ...,.,.......ell2i 400
Whole Tickets. %, Half Tickets.sl
~ Tickets, $50, 55Tickets 800.
Remit money or bank dram In letter. or SEND
postoflice order Orders OF IS aud upward b,
express can be sent at our expense Address AT
orders TO X NJ BOARDMAN, Courier.Journa
building, Louisville, Ky or n. NJ. BOARDMAN.
200 broadway. New York
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The King I.nnsh Maker.

There was no, an audience last night at
oraidock's opera4house equal to the merits
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DrS. S. & D. DAVIES y /
1907 OLIVE ST., ST. LOUIS, MO.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Dr. David DAVIDSON, NJ. d., N, V, and Giesen,
NJ, X G. =, London, etc, Lecturer of Anatomy
ana Physiology Mt the Missouri state Museum of
Anatomy, St Louis, hcgs To announce his arrival
IN New Orleans whore he may he consulted
daily nc his rooms, No. : RAMPANT Street be.
tween Canal and CuStomhouse streets. Oflcc
hours; from lna m. Till p M, and from to $
p. M hr, DAVIDSON refers with pride 10 his
successful treatment In New Orleans during the
last Six Seasons
spccialty-Ncrvous Diseases
and their varied complications including the
F0LLlEs, etc.
TREATMENT ny CORRESPONDENCE DIR.
Davicson has been remarkably successful IN his
treatment by correspondence, but In all cases
one personal interview should be had II possible
Or. Daviesons valuable Medical Treatise on the
above diseases may be had free ON application
TO the author DR. DAVIDSON may be consulted
NJ No, Rampant street between Canalnnd Cus.f
tomhouse streets, New orleans, up to IN. aolh q
April, after which his address will be No i7o5
Olive Street II Louis, NO., where he has been
permanently located for many years Office
hours; from ~ o. m. 10 Sp M, and from 10 :
p. m; Sundays, lOa m. uhap. m, only.
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CITY NEWS.

Meeting sOf the Directory of the Chi
cago, Texas Il Mexican Central---
President Hale Formally Ten
ders His Resignation.
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Gems. q. Il. BEAUREGARD, La
and Con. JUBAL A EARLY, of Va
Capital Prize, $4,000.

1897 Prizes amounting to..., $40 400
Application for rates to clubs should be made
oniy 10 ihe Office OF the company In New Or.
leans, Write for information or send orders TO
NJ. A, DAUPHIN. New Orleans. La.
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..-4Oth--
Popular Monthly Drawing Of the
y!lE!!l.a.il.a;Z||!!!,Ij.IiIIjiIQ!i|SsNlg
In the city of Louisville. on
TUESDAY. JANUARY aIsf- 1880

TUESDAY, JANUARY 31st, 1889.
These drawings occur monthly (sundays OK
ceptcdl under provisions OF an act OF the GEN
eral Assembly OF Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March Sis,
rendered the following decisions
lS-That the commonwealth Distribution
Company Is cgal
2nd-lts drawings are fair.
n. B.-rhe Company has now on hand larg,
reserve fund. Read carefully the list OF prizes
for the
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fhe Gloomy Outlook at Helena, Ark....
The River Rising and Several
Breaches In the Leyee
Reported.
couple OF Foot-Pads endeayor 10
"hold Up" aC itizen Of
Garrett Station,
But are Thwarted by the Admirable
Goodness and Nerve of the
Gentleman.
Ellis County Considering the Proprjety
Of Taxing Marvin College,
Flashes from Fort Worth...Tarrant
COuutVss Jndphfesluass
Flashes from Fort WOrth...Tarraut
C0unty's Indebtedness.
Other Interesting State Items.
Austin.


Special TO the Herald.
AUSTIN, February 16.-Hon. w. Aleyan-
der attorpey.reneral under (;overnor na,,;s
,,aa u,,a ,.s,,;,. -''''s'
u'eo .',s ioin'"s'
Articles oi incorporation were filed today
by the Sunset Hotel A. News eop,nonv con.
i,ol stocl saoo ooo nr;nc,,,,, oo,oa G ~
v-1,'Vvs' 20 o'''o a' oVh"'
lehDurg, on the sunset route.
The Southern Presbyterian church trial
was comnromisea hv the withdrawal ~ ,l,,
" - "a"' " 'ne
enarSe, anu tne ueienuahts withdrawal OF
ms ~ p'cu III leVohNeii'lon.
ne s'Vva'uh ~, on ,,'t oonvcn'ioh was ealieu 10
o'Ge, Gen, Nv y,'o ;,,o.' WIS ,noiii',g. ii',g.,,
ny, Nu',,''''ee ~. .pap 'ep'i.s "hihs ulu pranus
it,a. tnv ptesen' l"w Is sulilcieh', ana lhe
con,,u,t'ee n,, n;s na'r no amenuihents' Adopted.
IN u'Seass ha y IrWoranay n on tne resolution
naM,s ,"o ,,,,,,a w. 'eoouimchu 70 ,he
sS;,a."I s,;n sh n,o'o a, v,,',. measures ior pro-
'e1''nh 1"''P "s"''''' contiguous uiseases'
''9"p;us, nn ;nsnec,ior- -povoroh,, an ao xo..,
80 ~ H. ;,s,'ont;n, aao'"oiY un 'he repea'
VI WV ni1p'Np,on p ,ams' ,nuopseu.
, Oa .,",s nSd Observation-Disclosures aa,nn M .ne Two ltalls,
easierm p % anu pI wes'ein, .,e eastern crossing
hen iMe, Nv n'u nnei su''Ioi' .ne western
" paoas avs s.Vfe, a. yn Nv meu n,Veai Auoptea
"A recess Vi an ho1r was taken anu bns-
mess ,', ,osu'aJu W. y wy inlo"ue,ioh u the
sosep,,,on, LIVER, n mno " n;nnB m;enB.nv anu AMY ue,
nvereu speeoii, ppln'eu ou. the wants Oh
!ie s,a'e ai 'ue le,ations ol us varieu
,r'oies''' n,. IIu d'n,. diira'eu se.crai ponh.s
os nls PuilvS uurihs the extra session
u, ,.,;,, Wv ,ss'in.uie, ,i ohe ~ Which
VIII ,o'M ~ ,;.,., .iu itasrhs VI WY SENIOR,
asyihur tyhs n,u "ni,o,s.s ios ,an9sl anu nnolher
w. tTe lursugr enuow,nem' Nv VI thc university
ny a,hrue n,on, i, 1 " "9ses M ron 'ne reserved
sao,aJ " no ,he nnMva, ,on 'ue ,ogoe'y g.,
ru.uJ @ vy as 'ny aioor .onouni,on o;s VI a9lo ine
speeuu naS wv, i.o1', 1, .umv,sc S anu W 'ne poih'
on svsI. snoyove o',u,;,, ~ ea''p.neeu, M ,
ru,.he, m a, eonueWc repoiS, Iseohlnen,u- reg No.
lng ln9 anennnneh1 OF artcie 100 oi the
,,ses, ru,nseh S.n,u.vn ; i'anag u penal onehse
pnn,shaVre s, VIII hasap peohniary nn'' 10 tahe
W "h es.iay pSioie ~ nau rui, oh NV lahus
o, sn'u person .or Two years, range STOCK,
mmu Wne yeu,, y WORK nhiihhli aiso @
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Futures.

NEW YORK, February l0.--The Post =
common market report says of futures
The market was very unsettled before the
call. Prices dropped suddenly 10 to IS
points Then, at the second call, March
was bought at ll.5i@ll .53 April, II. 7Oa
ll.G6; May, ll,S3Mll.s0 June, II i.73all so
July, l2.1l@l2@l2l4; August, 1902; Octo-
ber, ll.S2; November Ills. Futures
closed irregular; March points lower than
yesterday the balance . to 10 points lower.
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Exploded.

Ngw York, February lG.-At li;40 q. IN.
the boiler in Jewell Bros, Brooklyn City
mills, at the foot Of Fulton street, Brook.
lyn, exploded, destroying the lower
floor of the building and doing
some damage to the office
of the Pennsylvania railroad company.
The engineer and fireman were killed, and
Il Is probable that several lives were lost.
Among the workmen employed on the
first floor injured, so far as can be ascertain
ed, are those who were passengers on the
ferry.hoat, which had just arrived from this
city, and passcrs.by on their way TO the
ferry. A lady who had just stepped of the
boat was struck on the shoulders by u fall
ing brick aud seriously hurt. Several 9th.
ers were more or less injured by the falling
debris.
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Corsicana


ConsIcANA, February l6,-The county
commissioners audited the bills from the
hospital ut kerns, amounting TO $40, in.
cluding the physicians charges. The cases
aggregated l4l, with twenty-five deaths.
All the patients have been discharged, as
there were no more cases, and the hospital
destroyed.
The commissioners find that il will cost
at least 5000 TO replace the bridges
washed away in the county during the last
month, and great deal of road work will
have TO be done.
County Attorney Hardy, for the state,
entered suit yesterday against the Corsi-
cana & Palestine railroad for forfeiture of
charter, and 81 600 penalty.
The Galley Slave company, who are ia.
vortes with our people, play on the 2lst,
making the jump from New Orleans TO
this place without stopping.
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CHICAGO, February lG.--The firm Of II. o.
Kenyon & Co., which suspended yesterday,
had up, as nearly as could be estim ated last
evening, margins in the neighborhood of
$4,000. They are now pat at $l50,000.
They are "longn on 10000 bushels of
wheat. They began buying at Sl.37. Kenyon,
who is i'll in the east, is nephew of Henry
Key Morgan. A member of the firm, in an
interview last night, said that they conf
IDENTIFY expected to pay 100 cents on the dol
lar and to continue business very shortly.
They expected remittances from country
customers large enough to cover all liabili.
ties
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Horrible,

Rock RAPIDS, IA, February lG.--Yester-
day before the coroners jury engaged in the
Investigation of the death of John
Lanahan, who was killed while
sitting near window in his house
Saturday night, Maggie, the murdered
mans oldest daughter confessed she did the
shooting. She also implicated her mother,
her sister Annie and the latter's lover,
Young man named BuCh.
The girl testified that il
had been agreed between them
some time ago TO put the old man out of the
way at the earliest opportunity. Buch fur
nished.the pistol, and when her father came
from the Farmers club meeting Satur-
day, and was about to sit down, she
slipped up behind him and fired, killing
him instantly. She then arranged the body
so rs TO appear that some one had shot him
through the window, while her
sister Anna went out and broke
the glass. As to the motive for the
crime, Maggie testified that Buch wanted
to marry Anna, ana that her father
refused to sanction il MS he could
not provide well for them. The
mother and Anna corroborated this
testimony. Buch at one time lived with
the family and was driven from the house
by the old man, who suspected him of erin.
inal intimacy with his wife and daughters.
All parties implicated are under arrest, and
the greatest excitement prevails.
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Special TO the IIcrnld.

special 10 the Herald.
LITTLE Rock, February l6.-Advices from
Helena say that the rise in the Mississippi
river continues. The situation Is most
gloomy,
At "Williamson's place, two miles above
the city, the levee broke about 9 o'clock In
two places. The breaks aggregate about
one hundred yards In length. The water Is
pouring through at n rapid rate, but il Is
thought that 1t can be kept out Of the city
by clearing. culvert In the embankment Of
the railroad, which Is now being done under
the supervision of the city authorities.
Several small houses, on the outside of the
levee, below the elevator, floated OH TODAY.
The levee above the city Is weak, but hopes
are entertained that the water will he kept
back In that irection.
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The Stock Market.

New YonK, February lG, State bonds
are dull and generally lower.
Stocks irregular. Alabama, class A, 2's to
SIS, Sli do do. do, small, 70; do. do. B, 5's,
lO2 class G, As s4l, Chicago d Northwest
ern, 1,33l; preferred, ll2!; Erie, 10; East
Tennessee railroad l3s; Georgia railroad,
l61; Illinois Central, l32; Lake Shore, III;
Louisville IL Nashville, So Nashville Il
Chattanooga, 73l; New York Central, 1904;
pittsburg n Cleveland, guaranteed, 1870;
Richmond ~ Allegheny, q; Richmond n
Danyille, l22; Rock Island, 1879; Wabash,
-. Louis ~ Pacific, S2s; preferred, 59l;
Western Union telegraph, sOi.
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After the DuelIsts.

RICHMOND, Va, February l6,-The grand
jury of Hanover county was engaged yes
terday in Investigating the duel said TO
have taken place in that county in October,
between Congressman George ID. Wise and
Senator Riddlebarger, and also the alleged
meeting on the same day between Riddle
barger and X. O. Breine, one of the pro-
prictors ofthe State newspaper of this city,
which, however, did not result in
an exchange of shots a number
of the witnesses, from Richmond,
including several newspaper men. were
subppnaed and examined. The grand
Jury adjourned until tomorrow without
coming to any conclusion, that so far has
been made public.
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New ORLEANS, February 1.-THE eighth
annual pageant Of the Knights of Momus
tonight illustrated the great IIindoo epic
poem Ruinayana by the sage valmki, one
Of the mvs ancient literary works IN exist.
ence. Thep poem relates the adventures of the
hero, Drama, and the incarnation of vshnu,
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LITTLE Rock, February lG.-The stock
hold ers of the Memphis Il Little Rock rail.
road yesterday elected the following board
of directors; Jaw Gould, +. NJ. Marquand,
Charles. Essex, Il. X, sibley, II. @. Brown.
y. NJ. Marquand was elected president and
h. X. Sibiev general manager
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Captured.

PETERSBURG, Va, February l6,-Henry
Jones, colored who murdered deputy.sher-
III Eldridge Blake, near Raleigh, North
Carolina, day before yesterday while at-
tempting to arrest him for stealing an OK,
was captured in Halifax county last night
and brought to Weldon this morning.
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I heir Liabilities.

LoNpoS, Eb lj.-The arrears of Piereter
Brothers, of Munich, are stated at Goo, 600.
Composition at the rate Of 20 per cent. hss
been offered them, There are apprehen.
sions that their failure may cause many
others.
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The Approaching Carnival.

NKw ORLEANS, February l6.-The city is
rapidly filling with strangers, to be present
during the carnival season. Since Monday
every effort 10 obtain rooms at hotels has
failed. More than $50 per week Is charged
in many cases for eligibly loca ted rooms.
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Galveston.
Special 10 the Herald.

GALVESTON, February lG.-Thc rumor
having gained currency that smallpox
cases had been developed in Galveston, DR..
Clark Campbell, secretary of the board Of
health and health physician of the city, IN.
stituted q thorough investigation. which
reveals nothing beyond the fact that few
cases OF chicken-pox have existed lately,
but even this has entirely disappeared The
supply OF vaccine matter has been ex.
hausted, but another consignment Is ex-
pected TO arrive In a few days.
The Brazos river. Is reported, by passen.
gers on down trains to-day to be very
high. ~
IT. J. Preston and T. NJ. Barr, OF Fort
Worth, are here.
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One OF EN-,

NEW York, February lG.--0ne of the two
passengers saved from the Bahama aud
brought to this port is II. J. Fear, Of sa.
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Flooded,

MEMPHIS, February lo.--Telegrams from
Helena, Arkansas, say the lsvee there broke
this morning and the city Is flooded.
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kniIsd.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l6.-A Goodman.
Mississippi, special reports the assignmen,
Of j. W. Paggert 4 Son.
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Anew line of fancy Bed I
spreads just received ; l
they are the handsomest |
and cheapest ever offered
before.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-17

A line of fine quail
ties, all bleached and
cream colored Table
Linens at so, 60. 65, 75c
and upwards to | 75, all
worth from 10 to 20 per
cent. above our prices.