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The PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
o q constantly Feeeiyas new type o.
the latest styles, and tie Office pener.
ally is kept up the highest stand .rd
Of excellence,
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DIED.

,HARW00D-Tueiday night at half past
eight o'clock. June hth, JFssIE, infant son Of
W. II. and Hattie Harwood,
Funeral THIS BAY at 4 pm, from resi-,
denes 2a Vanee stress.
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CIearingEOGse Ranarf.
JUDICIOUS ADVERTISlNGI

Creates many a new business,
Enlarges many an old busi1eSA
ReYlyes many q d1A business,
besaHes many 0 lost business,
Saves many falling business,
Preserves many a large business,
Secures success in any business.
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The PUBLIC LEDGER lob printing
office and blank book lHaRufaCtory, Is
MSdisoH street ,exeept IS every class of
such work in good style and at low
rates.
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MASONIC NOTICES.

DEM ROYAL ARCH OHAPTERNo. o
L 2 will bold held g sspsei9l eOny9cation ny
ats o'clock, for work In the Mark Masters
degree, Visiting COMPANIONS fraterAally
invited.
By order Of JOHN BEAMIsH, HIP.
DoDCE c. IRIDFR. SAoratarv
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POSITIVE RESULTS
~ OF apology IN THE q,
Manhattan Life

On the NEW PLAN, age, IS; amount Of pol
icy, ti0.066I terpl, 20 years.
The annual premium viii be 5,,,...S 32l 30
The 20 payments will amount to,,,., 6,4lS 90
At the end Of that time the Con pany
will return to the holder in cash.. $500 90
Thus tho $4,000 Insurance will have ,,- -
been secured at the net cost for 20
years of 528 90
[0r as 90 per veal, or ~ 9 per 81 900 insurance.
These results are not estimated. but fixed
in a positive contract, the full face OF the
policy meanwhile being payable IN tbe event
Of the death Of the assured There AZ no for
ieiture Of payments on disGoptinuapce of
policy after three years, cash o. paid up
value being guaranteed.
THE MANHATTAN
Was organized in 1850, and has accumulated
assets Of nearly $1,000, 900, with net
surplus, BY the Soy York standard, Of
81, ESQ, 900. sl27 assets fcr every 500 la
bilities.
For examples at other ages, and also op the
10 and Is years plans, write or apply at the
otloe Of 0. 8. WELLF0RD q Cos Agts,
1Q3 No. Madison ST, Memphis. Tenn.
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r ELLA SCOTT LODGE No. 2ss F.and Q
nication this WEDNESDAY, evening, ~
June 9th. at ~ o'clock for the dispatch
Of business. All M Ms are fraiernaiiy in
vited. BY order
Attest-IAs. s. MAHAFPY. Sec'y. m -
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STATE COURTS.
surREMg COURT.

Kidd vs. Collins a, al ,,an, p.,,o oo
Opinion by Waits / adontad Sn,, '1 ~, :
pellees AGA nst annslisn, IN ,r.s Sns ny up
title, Appellan, MEAD tho s,a,n, " ny
wears limitation nne,iaos 'o u, vi .eh
through deed from Avcnct Ja,sa S'a'n e,
1896. TO them. The evidenc. u ,n r. nugust ,
Enthusiastically shows that Tnctar ~" 80 1911 VI,
ual possession of The land IN ont, G ~ 10y, W.
and occunied II for anon, ,b rna SUI u :" ie,i,
occupied Il from tbs,on sf, w, WHY
when he az Il ~ H,ooos "ug 70 iool,
rossession and occyni"d nao went my
March, lS8 when he soId W sn ,anu unsi
placed him in nossess;on an nd pp. ait anu
continued in nossession ~" app.nsnt na'
The possession and occnn.nnr y, , ,ha ',lne
ties were In nrivitv one fn,Io.,,n ", ,he'o par
Held: The plea Of tan voa,. T /; ~ ,ng o.ner
amnlv sustained and ~. a,,, n'ii h; WA
in holding otbs,w,sa '"1 ,n U1u us'ow erres
and rendeped ior snn.,,su, s p. .everseV
rendered. "rP'''""'' i'o'erseu ant
Iorance Va Marshh.r.. to r.,
county. Opinion nm mo,,nn 'n ~, 'onnson
iudeement nv will. Y" NJ ~ .oreu
shows the controversv hs, 20 my rscort
and Marsbbants vas no, um .yrano'
hut was litipated 40 aaw,ris,,s,;ona , one
respectiye estate which 'haw s asor VI w
can.,a, ,snsa =, az, e'iuence ana even I'M
The ONLY diS,ori,' e JuIsenen. SNOW TINS
that nort;on " ,S S,'ses gu. Oh tne lac
against foranca IN his o ,a an,oum, ,tcosele'
CIV was ~ Sa an,o ~ n,s sepIesen.atlVec aps
Whist tho n,aa%n oe. ov S e. an,a HELD
au,norizsd no rocnxs, n" y, ev h Iuill
against Ioranc. i n liz y, .ne yuugInen
traitor thsv S;d n ",s o "say as auminis
instifv sny otha, 49, us sas w statute
ment eIcsn, ,h o,''i 'oi "s ms snio,ce
as n claim snairs, ,b Se es a,n
renresentaJ N On nm ESTATE ESTATE ~
trented The ;r5 Sa ar --., mtney MAJ
aerins, fora1ce S ,I,em s ST. persohal on
To- take inr;sdic, iiney MSu ais nave aeeiine'
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CONN ERCIAL.
CHICAGO MARKET,

ohlcAdo, June l6.-lIogs receipts, $500.
there is bad break in the hog trade in
sympathy with the panlcky provision mar.
keti 10 lower; medium. sci to 81 90,
heavy, 5000 to $3.50. Lard. So. 20 to a. 9D'
cattle receipts, 1900; slow and without
quotaole change; exports, $50 TO SIS 30.
GOOD 10 choice shipping, s. 70 to SIS. 7O
common TO fair, ", 80 to s5,25 Sheep re.
ceip's. ioo; brisk to the extent of a meaere
supply; common to fair, 50 TO 81; good
$3.50; choice. sI75. Flour weak Whssi
excited and unsettled lower .
N.0l rs to sl0S. cash; 81 10 rs, August
no. re dwinter, 10. Corn, lair demand
AZ lower rates, So cash or June: 81 IL Julv,
,ofk excited end very heavy; trading prices
a,moralized; opened weak and lowe,..
Closed urn at outside prices. slT "a IN
Sl1 10. cash or June Sl7 40 To all AZ
August. Lard panicky; offerings Iare,S
than ever known before; fluctuations havs
wide range; 50 IS to 81. 80, June, 40 so IN
~ " l2,July; 1902 10 to 50 95, Aug. Rink
meats In fair demand and lower; short ribs
9.l5; short clear, $40. '''''
sT.LoUIs MARKET.
ST. Louis. June l5,-Wbeat excited and
lower; closed with partial rally, No raa
81. 10 5-S to $ll7 ii cash; 81 lsb.s Ia 4, N
July. Corn lower; 80 Ia to 80 5.s cash. b0
to 90 IL July. Oats lower: 81 - to "a
cash. Whisky steady; $l.l4. Corn.meaI
quiet SZ'oo. Provisions very duh and low.
er. to sell; only small iobbng trade Al irray
ular prices; nothing in lard, cattle and
changed. ~"' ""'
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
| KANSAS Cry, June l6.-Wheat lower
~ cash, ~ bid. August Corn steady,
10 IL, cash--;45 lis August Cattle receipts,
$40 slow; steers, 925 to 1860 pounds. Sb "a
and W 90; Cows, 81 rs to 81 so. Hoe "a.
ceipts, $40; lower; demoralized; 1850 10 aUJ
pounds average 1910 to 50 %. Bulk Of
sales At S6.l5 to $6.25. Sheep UNCHANGED
a, :, NEW YORK MARKET.
Nkw YORK, June l6.-Flour dull Whea,
lower; steamer No. 2 red, 81 III TO Al liza.
No. red. 81 2lt to 81 q 1 9: elevator al u
TO Sl'2l l'2, cash; canal. $l23 Ia, delivered.
Oorn lower; steamer, 595 8 to 90, old do
6i Ia to 6S l-2. Coffee. spot dull and nomi.
nal; options opened lower and closed steady
June, I'25; July, 730; August, 7.S5 10 I 40,
september, 7,40 to 750 Molasses mia,
ana steady. Rice quiet and UNCHANGED
Bacon, long clear, 10. Lard excited and
ieverish, lower, $l09j to $lI.
NRw ORLEANS MARKET
NEW ORLEANS, June i6.-Flour lower.
nigh grades, 1928 to So S7i. Oats, fair de.
mand, at lower rates, A to 50. Hay dull
and lower. Pork dull; Sls.75 Lard lower.
tierce. 10 LIS; key, IL Is BnIk meat easier.
shoulders, 77.S. Bacon dull aud lower,
shoulders 1914; long clear, 100. clear rib
lo5,i. Hams, sugar cured. lower; choice
canvassed, IL "a. Others unchanged. Ex.
ohange steady and unchanged.
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as before, with the causes of action the
same, would no, have 10 be served upon
the other party, Nor would limit alton run
sgainst the cause OF action to the date OF
the Hing OF such amendment. In action
by nrm, where there is a partnership, il
should be in the name of all the ostensible
members. There has TO be a final jude,
ment TO support q plea OF resadiudi,ata.
Other questions are noticed, but no error
discovered. Affirmed.
Goldstein vs.. kaufman & Runge, from
McLennan county. Opinion BY Watts, /.
adopted. In an application for q first con
tiuuance II Is not necessary 20 state that the
tees have been rendered the absent WIT.
nesses. Texas Trans. Co VS. Hyatt, 81 Tex.
2l5). The motion for continuance was prom,
eriy overruled. Merely stating that some
time prior TO the time the witness had in
formed appellant that he had been served
with subpoena and would be In attend,
anee Goes not show due diligence. The stat.
ute requires the party 10 state the diligence
used, and herein he ought 10 have stated
what the records exhibited with respect 10
the subpoena, which he claims
was issued and put in the
sheritfs hands. An examination OF the
statutes shows that II was intended TO con.
Ter right OF action against the factor OF
commission merchant for penalty tor
falling TO make such return Of sales In the
required manner. IL was not intended
thereby to change the rule Of pleading and
manner OF exhibiting accounts. Affirm
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Auction Sale.
The houses that have sprung up In Dial
las In the auction business have been nu
merous, hut In the past they have not been
noted tor their long lives. On the n Mr.
II. Blakeney, better known ~ Fine will
embark In the business, and from his ex
perience In the past. we shall expect the
business will be permanent one. Fine
has oil the elements Of sue cess. He never
touches anything, but what 1t grows and in
creases rapidly. From peddling cream
cakes on the streets oil Dallas, he built VI
one Of the best businesses in the bakery
line ever known In city Of its size. Ii,
has purchased from time to time q larg,
amount Of real estate, and will, In future
give his time to the auction and real estate
business, and his sons will conduct th,
bakery business. Fine will have his tirsel
great sale of real estate on the Dist, Al
| ready some seven thousand dollars worti
Of property has been given him to sell
Dallas has long needed such a house. ant
and to manage It there is no better man that
Fine, Very Fine.
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ing ground OF the S,rubell family. a
short distance nom here in
German township. Very few
attended the funeral aud most of those
who did went out of curiosity, among them
Sheriff Hoover and his father in.
law, John LeSsmore. The services were
conduc,ed by Rev. Messrs. Mulhollsnd
and OF the Presbyterian church
they .nsde short but affecting remarks,
MI Mullholland said il was not for
MIN To Judge Dukes He had gone to shswer
before a higher bar. Mrs. Stabeu, mother
OF the deceased took look into the cssket
and sobbed aloud as she gaEed upon
ner son. The coffin was then closed ard
then the cortege which com.
posed of about 800 people
IN ninety-two vehicles took up
us march TO the cemetery. On arrival and
aitsr services the body was lowered
INTO the grave and the party
returned 10 the Suubell mansion
Tor dinner. Dispatches from all parts
OF the country are sill pourinr
IN To the Mutt family expressing
sympathy and offering financial
and TO be used in Nutt,,
defense. Among the number to-day were
messages nom Philadelphia, Chicago and
st, Louis.
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the requisltian made several DAYS ago
bv Muic1 upon Hin for papers relative TO
con rscts Tor ststuary for the PHILADELPHIA
nuiiding The request was endorsed by
Iena-~l Now, with an order for the pro
duction ofthe papers The clerk refused.to
inFhish the d.sned papers, ,or the reason
that the statuary 10 question were not men.
TONED In the charges being investigated,
coleman characterized this AS an insult,
TO the committee. Coleman gave notice
that the prosecution would take up the
public buildings at st. Louis. Chicago, Gin
cinnAti, and other places, and TO show that
above s., 10000 of public funds had been
Illegally expended. Murch stated this
evening that among the papers he mad been
enabled 10 extort from the supervising
architects office was one showing, IN one
instance, after contracts had been made, an
order was made by the architect increasing
the compensation OF the contractors % pc 7
cent, or 81 per cubic foot for cutting and
polishlng stone for the Philadelphia build.
ing, AS to the contract for statuary for
that building, said Murch, it was awarded
10 Assistant Secretary French's son and BY
MN sub-let TO another party, who sub. let
1t to the contractor who is now engaged in
erecting it.
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Races.

SHEnrsHEAp, June 10. $50 First Race
One mile, was won by PSarro easily by !
length; Empress, second Caramel, third
Time--l;il.
Second Race-Thackeray, first Lula
second; Cyclone. third. Time-l;9O.
Third Race--Selling sweepstakes. There's
won; Breeze, second; Volusia, third. Tim,
-l:564.
CovIsaroS, Ky, June l6.-First Race
Five mrlongs, won by Mohur colt; Corde.
liza, second; Hannibal, third. Time-i:05
Second Race-0ne and one. fourth miles
Ballard won. Time 2.ll 10
Third Race-One and one-e eighth miles
won by Matte Rapture; Metropolis second
Time, 81 Ia.
Fourth race-Three.Quarters of a mil,
heat; Lizzie won In first and third heats
Cleaner won the second, and running in
hnai, Time, l.l6 "a, ILL 81, l;l5 "a.
The hurdle race, one and half miles
was won by Katie Creel.
Fourth race--Coney Island cup, . mi I
and a quarter; Eole won in cante by
ten lengths, General Monroe, second,
Ttme-3i.
Fifth race-llandicap, mile and tire,
inrlongs; Rico won; Compensation, second
Duke OF Montolbon, third.
Sixth race-Steap lechase, full course
jim McGowan won in $50.
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CALVES ION,
Parn,ll Above Par-The Bohe mians-
Weekly Summary.

Parn,n Above Par-The Bohemians-
Weekly Summary.
GALVESTON, June l6.-[Special, ] - The
Parnell testimonial committee of this city
will give an excursion OH the Texas Il Mex.
lean railway on July LIST, the proceeds to be
added to the Parnell tribute fund. A large
gathering of Irishmen is looked for, as they
all seem Thoroughly aroused by the Errng.
ton. Simioni circular which appears to have
only had the effect Of ntensifying their de.
votion to Parnell.
The Galveston Bohemians will meet at
noon tomorrow for the purpose Of organ.
izing a press club.
Alex Jones and William Searcey, two
negro boys, were sent before the criminal
court this morning by the recorder for till,
tapping.
The Lorgnette base ball club go to Hous
ton tomorrow to play a match game with
the Lees.
Real estate transfers filed tor record du
ring the week amount to 500 $40 70. Inter
ments for the same period, l9-S adults and
II children
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LAREDO.

A Gone Greaser - Investigating Land
Frauds
LAREDO. June l6.--0n Wednesday last, at
a store near Carr & Kennedy's ranch, in
Encinal county, Jesus Flores let his pistol
fall accidentally on the floor, when Il was
discharged, theball going through the head
of a Mexican in the employ Of that firm,
killing him instantly.
Judge u. +. Hall, member OF the land
fraud committee, will leave tomorrow TO
investigate matters In the fraudulent
sale OF land Ia Lasalle. .Astascosa,
will then finish up his work In Bexar
county, after which he will 20 TO Gusda.
lupe, Blnco, Gillespie ard Comal counties.
He will be absent four or five weeks.
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Bryan Il bradshaw, the Elm street gro-
GERS, never fail to please their customers
and the ladies like to deal there AZ the
goods are fresh and they are delivered
promptly to any part Of the city. They
feel satisfied that when they order through
the telephone or servant that their wants
will be filled the same az IL they took
them IN person. Now profit by the expe.
rience of the best housekeepers In Dallas
and send to Bryan 4 Bradshaw for your
staple and fancy groceries. They keep
everything in the grocery line and sell il
Just as cheap rs II can be sold TO
make any profit on them, You, who have
not done 50 give them trial order.
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A Terrible Disaster.

LONDON, June l6.-A terrible calamity
involving the death Of IFS children occur
red in Sunderland county this evening.
An entertainment given by coniuror was
attended..almost entirely by children. The
accident occurred at the close OF the perform.
ahce. The body Of the hall was entirely
cleared OF Its occupants. Some LOO OF lit
We ones came running down stairs
rom the gallery. At the top OF the
nfst Hight was door which opened
only twenty inches, and thus but one child
could pass through at time. At this point,
while the mass OF the children pressed for
ward one Of them fell, and being unable to
use, the others crowded upon him and the
result was n great number were hustled
uown, trampled on and suilocated. The
scene was terrible and no effort could stop
tne mad rush OF children; they came on
pelI'mell though. strangely, without shout.
ing and soon 1888 were knocked down and
sutiocated by the Others rampling on them.
greater number OF bodies were badly
mangled. Many victims who were not
killed, had their clothing torn from their
oodies. The ages Of the IFS known to have
geen Killed, ranged from 4 to IA years.
IN. me excitement In the town rs the news OF
he disaster spread was terrific. Two
thousand people surrounded the hall. The
WORK OF getting out the bodies began i'm
mediately. They were laid In the hall and
we parents OF those killed were admitted TO
identify their children. The mothers Of the
uead children were constantly u,tering
P'ying shrieks, and many tainted.
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should be Hung at Once,

SruBpNvILIE, o., June lG,-This evening,
Edward Mulholand "a worthless young man,
who lives at Mango junction,
went home drunk. His old mother said
something displeasing, he dreya revolver
and shot her in the head inilicting wound
from which she will certainly die,
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Humsnity's great hope for the future il
alone to be realized in improved conditions
OF matrimony, What a profound obliea.
ton does this fact involve Those who real.
we the responsibility can hardly do better
than take advice from Mrs. Lydia Il. Pink.
nam whose wonderful remedies Tor the
cure OF all diseases peculiar to women, are
so justly celebrated. Send for pamnbis,
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withdrawn

New YORK, June lG,-The attachment
against Haverey, the theatre manager, has
been withdrawn on payment of claims by
Mcconnell, with the exception of the Four
teenth street theatre. No agreement has
been arrived at between Colville and Gill
more, but 1t is probable satisfactory
arrangement will be made.
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MONTREAL. June i6,-The Coaticook
Knitting company's mill is burned. The
machIuery was insured for $4,000. The
nrures on the building and stock are not
vat obtained.
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GALVESTON, June 6-[Pressl President
Sealey, of the Gull, Colorado &
Santa Fc railroad, in an interview
tonight intimsted that his company does
not contemplate making any extensions at
present, but about August the Santa Fe
would probably branch out, but to what ex-
tent or in what direction could not be
learned
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II You want to make your sweetheart
Just the incest kind OF a present to involve
very little expense and one that would he an.
preciated get her a pretty rubber stamp with
her name to mark her handkerchief. and
also get her name printed on package oi
those beautiful visiting cards at the Texas
stamp and Stencil works. FOL Elm street
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old. DR.. johnson was benetactor.
Seventy'tiye. years ago he invented what is
now called Johnson's Anodyne Linment,
the wonderful success of which in the cure
OF diseases of the head, throat and lungs is
truly astonishing. No family should be
without II,
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FINE, VERY FINE AUCTION ROOMS


with
Sw S tor he ss haadlps and
S honest prompt and liberal dealings Of
tSTn,io
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The =. X.

PITTsBuRG, PA, June l6.--A prize fight,
short but terrific, was fought
this afternoon in Collertown, fifteen
miles from the city, between Tom Duffy,
superintendent of the Cherry Hill
mines, and Peter Murphy, miner,
Both are young men, and weigh
about l75 pounds. Only five
rounds were fought, but Murphy was
whipped and terribly punished The affair
wound up In 4 row.
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VIENNA, June l6.-The Presse says;
Ward & Hslzapfel, Newcastle, are negotiat-
ing with the Austrian government for
a direct line OF steamers between Tries e
and the United States without state aid
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USioSrows. Pa, June l6.-All that was
mortal OF Dukes, whose presence
caused family discord, disgrace and
bloodsh,d al Uniontown was hidden
from sight In the Churchill cemetery, bury.
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

Brrrxscvr, TEXAS Sept. 1 lisa
..vT ns T. TO certify thai We have used your
IN Sa1te by giving from IS 10 u drops inter
hsAy and spplying externally once or twice 10
me paris ane,tet sud IL gave immediate relief
/ A. J. McLURE w.R sHIFIErr.
A. J, sTAwARD. WILL McICRE.
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Opera-House Burned.

BosroN, June l6.-Gray opera. house has
burned. Loss, 10000.
Gray, proprietor OF the house, says every
one in his part OF the building ESCAPED
There was but little confusion aud no one
hurt, He was in the bar.room when the
fire started. There were over 100 persons
in the house, and uponthe stage twenty.thrse
actors, most ofwhom saved their wardrobes
Gray estimates his loss at $4,000. w.
Burnham, who occupied part of the base.
ment, lost $500. At 3p. III. the fire was
under control. The fvestory building OBJ
posite, occupied by American Steam
Guage company, was only saved
by perforated pines, which drenched
the building. The loss will reach 800 900.
The occupants, who lose everything, are G.
l., Goldsmith, planning. etc, first floor Of
Gray's opera-house; l.. A. Nina, wood and
woodworking, second floor W. o. Tyler 4
Co., machinists: l.. A. Bates, locksmlth,
third floor; Fred. Chase. pattern
works; +. Pickett, machinist, fourth
Wagner, Barton & Co., machinists;
Moore Il Dealey merchants, fifth floor. The
workmen in the building barely escaped
none saving tools. Some fears are ex.
pressed that all did not escape.
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BurrExcur. rxxAs Angus, - lsss.

sessrs. Morley Bros.
GkSrsksSS: - have sold WONDERFUL
siSaI 10 several Of my Customers who used
LOT the sure Of BLACK LEG by giviag
ernsly, Invoked liz q charm Yours, Etc
LIB. HUTCHINSON.
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MARsAILLrs, j une l6, AN aeronaut named
,ryis, ompanied by an dctress and mer-
chant, departed from here in a balloon last
evening to cross u part of the MEDITERRANEAN.
The balloon and occupants were picked up
Mt sea,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-17

PutLAprLpHiAs, June l6.-Philadelphias,
3; Buflalos,.2.
RosroY, June 10 -Chicago. ]; Boston, J..
Providence, June l6.-Detroit, 3; Provi'
dcncp 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-17

NEW YoBK, June l6,-shipping Commits
sioner Duncan has brought suit for libel
with damages OF 500 900 against the New
Work Times
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-17

CArrAno, June lG,-Fighting has contln'
ned In Albania since the 18th. Other tribes
are expected TO Join the revolt Montene.
gro has established Gordon on the frontier
to prevent belligerents entering this terri
Tory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-17

Areu,rA, GA, June ld.-Ex.Governor
Jenkins was buried to-day with imposing
ceremonies. Business was suspended.