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WASHINGTON, Aug. ls.-Fhe following N
the condition of the treasury Gold coin
and bullion, sos sos ,52l; silver dollars,SilS,'
290SS; fractional silver coin, S21 96HOs9'
United States notes. 81 400 100; certlhca,es
outstanding, gold, So 75S, 300 silver, SraVV''
U.s. currency, l2,H5,UO. -. ~.
WAsnINGToN, Aug. lS-A contract mas
been signed with Cyrus Fte'toe, OF hot
Springs. Arkansas, for the construction ora
government hospital at that place AZ Soo'
SS,
The acting secretary Of the treasury ad'
dressed letter to James NJ. Sworks,, seore-
tary Of the American Iron and steer ssso'
Cation, in regard TO the duties on IRON un,
der the new tariff, In which he says: lne l
are two questions before the department III
Connection with the duty ON rounu iron,
first, as TO the rate of duty on round non
In coils or loops, not thinner than No Q
w.re.gauge, and intended for or adapted "
The manufacture Of rivets, screws hall'
and fence wire. Paragraph $50 OF the lTtAs
ay tariff, provides IN i t,n''
Tor this class OF Nu'les
while paragraph $50 provides in genera
Terms Tor round iron in coils or roo, ~
much higher rate OF duty. IL Is the I'M
preston OF the department that all rouhNN
Iron Of the sizes specified In paragraph lsV
atsp'ed to the manufacture OF rlNSs
screws, nails or iCcna erHTne WIN
which the importer conveniently le,.
tended for s,,,S escape, The oihcCIs gave
-. ana t1od at them but they escaped
laege is no end OF wiclednCsses IN u large
o|' ana jus, now So. Louis seems TO I've
l't-tOn with thieves oi on grades ana
us' The police court docktis are etowe'
w WIN cases ct lplOng md Do iH doubtful ll
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A SABLE SURPRISE
For Washington Restaurater- y
Sanibu Shall sit
And Eat 10 his Full Hearts tar
tent
Alice Same as Poor white Tsasl

WARRINGTON, Aug. Is A decision was
rendered by Judge Mills, in The police
court to-day, ia the civil rights CASE Of Rev.
George h. Smith, colored, Ot Norwich, Con.
necticut, against James w. Bell, proprietor
OF arestaurant The ground OF complaint
was that Bell had denied the accommoda-
tons OF his restaurant to plaintiff GA nc
count OF lhe l8tte's color, and suit was
brought to rnlorCe the criminal provision
Of the act Of March LIST, 1916. The court
held that under the common law an
/ iuukeeper was bound 10 take IN aud re-
ceiye all travellers and wayiarers and that
/ by the act of March lst, 1916 Il Is made a
misdemeauor 10 discriminate against a tray
eler on account Of race, color or any preyi-
Gus condition OF seryitgde. A resIauyaHt-
keeper has the right to establish certain
! regulations as to hours TOR meals, aud 20 0eB.
/ ignate certain places and seats for customers,
| out such hours aud seats must ee the same
for all, or II any distinction be made,
It must be made upon som1
|. principle or for some reason that the law
recognizes as just and reasonable, aud not
on account OF color, ruce or spreGiOus con-
ditiOn OF servitude. All guests OF an ina
/ or restaurant musts be giy0n equal priv.
hges, and places designated tor them must
be accessible TO all res1itcta-
HE persons ~ uniiorm rates.
From these principles itgollovs that the
defendant, IN discriminating against com
plalnAat Smith, on ACcoun; Of his race and
color, was 6uilty OF q misdemeanor, aud in
Cured the penalty prescribed by the sec
oud section of the civil rights act Of 1873
Judgment is entered accordingly. Thi'
case is in some respects
novel one, since II Is the frs
attempt to enforce the penalty under the 81,
ond section ofthe civil rghtr act, which
makes the violation ot the law a mtsde
meannr, and It's the first fort made Il
, enforce the criminal, provisions Of the Law
{ IN territory IN which the congress OF TIA
= United States has exclusive and absOlut
legislative jurisdiction.
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yasa,e. the Republican Ranks.

RALuou, n. c., Aug, is.-rhc News and
Observer tomorrow will publish card
from exc oyernor William W. Holden, for
mally Withdrawing from the re-
lican party, and stating thrta power
MOI a member .of the
Ex-Governor Holden 4. = nosh, could never
prominent part IN st"'
Tor a long 'HSrce the hear. and mind with
~. s-Si.pont'd dart;
'bSM make them wrltho IN pain so deep, IN
~ gulsh strong aud Keen.
Their woes they never can forget thou keeps
them ever green.
There e. no hope. know It now, aud on III,
dark 11ed aiG
Is borne This sad refrain to me despair, oh
dasf Despair
Auer-r lGth, isSL
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Further polnlIsnrthe strlks

LOUISVILLE, Aug, lS.--The local brother
hood declared the strike at an end to-day,
and the organization disbanded. Five men
have gone to work at their old desks. The
strikers were stronger here, relatively than
at almost any other place, and are much
disappointed.
NEW YoRK, Aug. lS.-About 100 striking
telegraph operators went back TO the West
ern Union oompany's employ to-day.
Out Of the number on,y
twelve or thirteen were women
Thirty other applied for reinstatement
but were refused. A delegation OF stalking
linemen visited the officers but were
told their places had been
| filled by competent men. Later
they held "a meeting ana resolved TO apply
for work Individually, and go back as soon
as the company would take them. The
operators who we're Unsuccessful In THAR
applications for reinstatement also
held meeting, and passed resolutions Of
thanks to the press. The women operl
tors, who did not succeed in being re.
lnstated, are to have the proceeds of q
picnic tomorrow devoted to theh
them will also be started 1t is the in
tention of the brotherhood to pay the
ladies regular salaries while they
are out Of employment. Mr.. SomervilI
said this evening that during the frs
week OF the strike the business of the com
pany fell off about 80 per cent, but ate
that it was 10 per cent, and during the las
week only 10 per cent, lower than the usua
amount.
KANSAS Cry, Aug. 10 The manager o
the Western Union reported that OF tn
iorty-seyen operators who struck, MIN
came back aiterward and a
number of others lets the city
To-day twenty-four applied fo
reinstatement, nine were acct pied and th
remainder were informed th'
vacancies had been filed. Ii
J an interview with an Assoc ia p
Press representative tonight, Thomas II
, Hughes grand secretary OF the Brother
hood of photographers, in speaking OF tn
I collapse of the strike, said Tn
condition OF the strike in man
sections, especially in Quebec and the sout
, was demoraized. AT many points tn
. members were in want Of tn
necessities Of lie, rents were du
i. and threatened evicti0ns were many, an
j money was coming slowly. Phil,
delphia and other eastern poin
! were short OF funds, and 1t was impossib
D to hold out longer. The charge mad
5 by some that John Campbell sol
i the organization ont is mo
n unjust and unwarranted one. The ord
B NAV Lave been i..tle premature, but tho
o lin A position to know in!y r
\ allied the fact that huudfet
G were about to return to work, and the Ia
/. lofucxt week would terminate the strike
- all but q hall-dozen places
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0rwenty Years OF Congress. .

The above is the title to work, in two
volumes, now icing published by Hon.
James G. Blaine. II embraces a period OF
lime from Lincoln to Garfield, lSGl1SSl.
1t discusses fully and lmpartially the lead
ing questions OF that most eventiul aud
momenious era, such as emancipation, re-
construction, the money question, Ia,
electoral commission, the remote and i'm
mediate causes OF the civil war, etc. Ii Il
jnst the work for the statesman, the lawyer
The professional and the literary man. 4
il, Indeed, more valuable for to-day thar
Benton's Thirty Years In the Unite,
States Senate" An examination OF thu
work at once disoloses its great value. Iii
heing handled by that skilled aud courteou
firm OF RnhrabaOher, James q Shearn
Houston, and they are now in Dallas taRin
subscriptions.
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THE HERALD, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1e, 1884 l.gf
$50, so 10 LoUisvrr.Ln AND REruRN

Mondays aud Thursdays, Mt Union ticket
office, 5N Main street, aud Texas & Pacific
depot Remember, these arc the only Of
fees selling over the routes with hut one
change of cars, and that occurs in Union
depot, st. Louis. Do not be mislead, but
remember the Missouri Pacific sleeper, leav-
ing Dallas az . O'Clock (eity timel every
blight, Is "switchedoie' al Denton, bat it is
switched on 10 the hotel.cat train and
passengers do not change cars between Dial.
las and 81, Louis,
Il. 7 TURNER, Agent
No trouble TO answer questions,
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EoIrnr.

CmcAGo, Aug. Secretary Folger paid
a visit to the board Of trade this evening j,
company with Collector Spaldng, ana his
presence was formally announced TO the
members by President Hobbs. lie made
an impromptu address, eNpTesslnl
pleasure at the reception Dutinl
Inc day number OF banker
| called upon him with reference TO the Is
sue of gold certificates for this city, ant
/ while no promises were then made, th'
impression given was that the secretary
contemplated modifying his former deois
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The once Opening

I The opening of the "oflcep saloon, un.
dor the management Of Billie Shea, its
clever proprietor, last evening, was larg,
~ attended and the sumpluous collation. Of
turkey and cranberry sauce, lobster and
other salads, sandwiches OF various meats
TO which was added wines, liquors and
beer, made up royal least. fac saloor
re-. papered and fitted up throughout by
Clinton, the designer, reflects credit upol
his work. The papering Is In good taste
aud he has happily wrought combination
Of colors that produces most pleasing
effect upon the eye.
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Nr., lac Sue, tho m aulreru i tAo London
Dagg1gcs5Aph, WHO with no Prealden-
.Aai b.rlt sAyss;'"f don't thlnl, interview.
ine willNer become common in England
b cause we are too much afraid Of touching
private affairs. For instance, dld the T,le-
graph want to polish Mr., Gladsiones
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The Daily sprlngs

have never Jailed 10 cure dyspepsia or any
disease OF kidney or liver that Is durable,
patience in the last stage OF dropsey or
gravel have been entirely cured by q stay
Of few weeks. II especially good for deli
'ate females and over worked business men ,
nest experience show that iorty.nine out OF
fly are much benefited or entirely cured.
Hunting and fishing are good IN the im-
mediate vicinity. A splendid string band
in attendance. For further information
app y to ]. w, FarrIer Daily Springs
Bowie county Texas
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SARATOGA, n y, Aug. lS.-First Race
81 mile: for 2.year Odds; won by rarquini
Bob May, second. Time-iI7 lA,
Second Race-Two miles; three year oldsi
won by George Kinney; Bessie, second
TimC--3.3S,
Third Race Mile and rurlong all ages
Ballard. fret Buccaneer, secondi "'eaher
third Time-3;O1
Fourth II lce-Three quarters Of mile
load heat between Helen Wallace ant
Cnllns. Analosia, third. Time-l:l1.
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Messages at Western Union Telegraph
office, Parties can get them By calling at
the Office from to 10 a, IN. and o TO 3 D. m ;
5. Mayer, De steiano Bros, Gerlie Stern.
mart, r. L. Marsals, j. l.. A, Thomas,
Frank Doremus, q. N. Stephens, Crawford
a SMITH +. II. Sanger, l.. H. Wilson, T
iMdgrave, Professor \. +. WI auk, w.
w. Smonds O a. Heating, Miss llamlettR
Field, j + Elliott, Charles N, Mcneil, h.
n AndrnWg
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BrrrNo, Aug. lS.-Captain Rhodes, in
I, nm interview, stated that he
would surely swim the rapids but
vould not give the date, and
stated no one except his brother and wife
shonid know the date when the attempt
would be made. He stated that
Ne main object was TO OBJ
tain the government prize OF 500 OgO,
and A. lie we're successful In the attempt he
wonld huild monument TO Captain webb,
| IN cost As 600, and that the widow OF Cap
| lain Webb should have an eQnal amount
C.ntain Rhodes and Herman Burkhart, Of
th,s rity gave an exhibition Of SWIMMING
thc NIAGARA river to-day. IL had
been announced the men would swim ~
cory suits, claimed TO be patented by
/ Rhodos. but as only one suit Wa'
In Inc cIty, the idea was abandoned. only
a few spectators were present. tug iol
Iowsd the swimmers dowr
an" streanl. After swimming hv'
r,N.s they were taken IRON
tbc water pretty thoroughly chilled, lthode'
HING Greatly exhausted aud sick. Rhode
nov, ,tries he will send a dummy over N.
tsli, Monday and threatens to maYnierest
,eupt himself Tuesday. aud Float
-----Wpps Ia the
Thsuf l,urper's Young People.
.,easaut and readable paper, full OF
useful hints 10 the young bather. Ouflou,
| TO saw, one OF the lessons which the uiiattd
swimmer endeavots 90 impress upon The
readers of his article is .hc difference De
tween "pluck' aBd "looIharilnesi liar'
prr's Weeglv also contains good portrait
Iol Clpfaiu Webb.
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bal LouIsrIile, az. and Ilelarn. 30. Dol.

Commencing Thursday, August I'd, and
iu every Monday aud Thursday thereafter,
round trip tickets will be sold TO Louisville
ior 5000 via Houston and New Orleans.
For tickets apply to any ticket agent on
Il q 4. Q. II. Il.
j. l., A. THOMAS,
T. ?. A. q, II, & S. A. Ry. System,
Dallas, Texas.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you
have printed gusmntee on every bottle Of
shioh's Vitalizer. IL never fails TO care.
sold by w. II. Patterson & Co., druggists
Dallas,
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No longer a question Of opinion, VIC guar
hnleo every box Of Aoker's Dyspepsia Tab.
let's Price - and t0renis. Sold by w. H.,
Patterson & Co.
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AnnIrIoNN rER,oNAL.


I, Long, OF Louisville, is at the W.ndstr
hotel
EN-. Clay, OF Monroe. Louisiana, Is in
the city
NJ, Eaushman, OF ST. Louis, is at tn
Windsor.
w,B Wells, of st, Louis, is at the Grand.
Windsor.
B Curtis, OF Chicago, is stopping at the
Windsor.
Q, l.. stegal, OF Philadelphia, is at The
Windsor.
JB, whea,ly, Of New York, is at the
yolncy Hall, of Marshall, ia at tie
| Windsor.
II Strauss, of Cincinnati, Is at the Wind
sor hotel
J.R. Clay, Terrell. was at the 81, George
yesterday.
II II. True, 81. Louis, Is registered at the
st. George.
| A Cahsch, of New York, is stopping at
the Windsor.
II. Holander, of Cincinnati, Is reeistsr,d
at the Windsor.
Walter II. Boykin, esq, Of East 81. Louis
Is at the Windsor.
= Alfred simmonds, Of New lors, is stop
} ping at the Windsor.
e Max Hermann OF New Orleans, is rogi:
tired at the Windsor.
+ l.. Newell. Of Atlanta, Georgia, Is, st0-
ping 1T the Windsor. ,,,honir,, ,i ,u
A. ]. Wood Of Weahart Weed and Del
a St. George yesterdO1as'ers.
Fs=---- eas
Used for dyspepsia, indigestion, wea
stomach, liver troubles, iaundice, constipi
ton. etc Carriers Liver Bllters show in
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That hacking cough can be 80 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee il.
Sold by w. II. Patterson q Co., druggists
DAllaa. Texas.
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Have your photographs taken by your
nvorte photographer In Dallas or Ia the
state OF Texas. and then try ]. II. Webster,
7Ol Elm street. II he can't discount Qn
quality from 90 to rs per cent. any photo.
graph ever taken OF yourself he won't
charge you one can, yon TO be the judge.
Remember the number. 70l Elm street.
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In the Diamond Dyes more coloring- is
given for lOceuts than in any 10 or 2jcent
dyes, and they give faster and m1rg bnl'
laat cOl0rs.
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A cripple with rheumatism, Parker,
Ginger Tonic cured me aud keeps me we'll
NJ, Gilioile, Binghamton.
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shiloh's Uatarrh Remedy-a positive cur
for catarrh, dipthera and oanker mouth
Sold by w. II. Patterson q Co., drug
rsts. Dallas.
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Auction Sale !

~-4--.--s-=-=
Eighteen HuROrcd and Seventy ,ono
Bars ituihonu irun, More ur Less,
Tor Account of Whom n May
Concern
On WEnNEsn n.y. SEPTEMBER i1h. iasN.
I wilttN 81 rthlio Auction On thc tlI ofDAL.
Las. io ihc hIChCt hdir ur cash, iur ar.
count of whom itlruy UOlrgfu, end To fd1nfots q
neyncut .ut freight uud chHfgoa ac0fucd
Eighteen hundred und ievenir.uue 1871 Has
ol hNlpai Iron, mqrtor lts' rssHmci - Do III
con,ifncd 20 thr Texas runl RN1waN bit
stu tcmainlng unclaimed m puttessiou 81 iho
Of Dallas. n u. TRUE
Ocn'l Fr't Ae'tit. &Tt. wy
Houston, Texas.
BLAKEEEY & FREE. AnOliOaosrs,
Dallas Texas,
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Tho University Of NlSslSSlDnl,

AT OXFORD.
TWilrn free 10 tyeiytrdy hut Inv gmdcpiu
this institution VIII oucn rs ucA, tesslonaith
cptUmhCr lbsi
=, lhe e9 y, b complete; ihe Faculty IL large.
Ino ierWs nfc verr moderate
Ihn whole lneAluunu q upoa 4, 10th taets.
For catalogues nud iniounluua npny 10 Ocn.
\, A.. hIEHAhs Chancellor.
". " SULLIVAN soneir'e.
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Good old Fashioned Mead and Ginger Ale
on draft at Hickoxs drug store. Fry IT,
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shll0h's Cure win immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis.
GOLD by W. III, Patterson & Co., druggists,
nllnu
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Used for dyspepsia, INDIGESTION weak
stomach, liver troubles, iaundieo, constipa-
ton. etc Carriers Liver Blters show i'm.
proyoment almost from the first dose.
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TObGRr| The appliances lor soionuh
ton arc unsurpassed Thntohool III TneNa-
ing % attracting special attention. For Annh..
Register aud further information, address he
seototary ofthe Faculty.
l. G. GARLAND. Chancellor.
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"u'c.mctsct' e astnr AND frnrrnn
'sr.uuo t.a' d and on cents. Sold
by W, H. "ai,wlun, Is 90. druggists
Uglhs,
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Tho Dnhau Mineral Nella Eralh comfy
hove gained a high 2, uiaton by tho M
metoua curea perform hv the use OF the
water. Those welt are locAtet in heauti.
iul and picturesque country.
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An'sa' Injector lgoo with each bottle
HHloh's Haia1hs Iemedy Pdto 90 ton8
500 by w. li. paitouul IS Co., drug ..als,
UnInt
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Tho Rev GCorw u. Ihayer OF Botrbop
lnd., glkl ".olh myscltgnd wife own
ch lives tp Sb.iohs Consumption Cure -
sp'G by w. II latIes50a & Co., druggisla,
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TNHE CENTRAL PHOTOGRAPH GAL

T{NHE CENTRAL PHOTOGRAPH GAIL
4 LERY, over Alden's variety store, Mid
debury, Vt. fine Photographic portraits a
specially. Old pictures carefully copied and
enlarged to any desired size and finished in
colors or India ink. Thanking my friends
for their liberal patronage during the past
year shall endeavor TO merit a continuance
of the same by furnishing them with good
work at fair prices.
A. V. BROWN, Photographic
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Do not be sparing of the whitewash.
Always separate sick animals from the
others.
Tobacco water or carbolc soapsuds
will destroy the plant lice.
A little linseed meal mixed with the
feed is good for scours in sheep,
When once a dog has killed sheep
and got at the kidney fat he will go on
killing.
Quinby advises the cultivation of cat
nip for bees, which he considers the best
of food.
The finest geranium bush we ever saw
had had an old decaying fish planted at
its roots.
Plenty of salt and red pepper in boiled
hog feed is recommended by the Rurdl
Messenger.
Manure pear trees in the fall. Fresh
manure applied in the spring is liable to
produce blight.
The best grapcvines we ever saw were
supplied with the blood of chickens and
hogs slaughtered for family use.
One authority destroys cabbage worm.
by sprinkling bran and buckwheat floui
on them when they are young and the
dew is on the plants.
From our own experience, saws q
writer, we are convinced that more stock
can be kept on small farm by raising
corn and carrots than by raising any Other
crops.
A Strasburg physician is said to have
discovered that naphthaline is certain
remedy for phylloXera. The liquid
poured upon the ground about the root
of the vine kills the parasite without in
jury to the grape.
Cultivate between the rows of new
strawberry beds and keep the ground
mellow and free from weeds. The
plants should spread along the rows, but
not be allowed to spread between then
until the third year.
Give your grapevines a dressing o.
ground bone and wood ashes. On,
barrel of the former and two of the latte
will give a good mixture. To thi
should be added half bushel of plastic
and one pail of water
Keep the sheep on the fields that hav,
been cleaned off in order that they ma,
utilize the waste, but do not confne then
on such locations after they have eater
up everything. They should be changed
from one pasture to another frequently
In setting out young trees the hole
should be wide, in order to allow of tn,
use of liberal supply of well-rotted com