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National Republican., 1883-11-24
The Unity Club,

An unusually rich programme made yes
terday's second meeting of the Unity club,
holdIa the cozy parlors of Mr.. and Mrs. II. b.
Moulton, No 1924 Ninth street northwest,
very enjoyable to the largo number of men,
bers and guests who were in attendance.
After the routine business had been transac ted
DIR. w. Beattie read very interesting paper,
entitled "Sir Isaac Newton and His Cdad-
jutors," which was received with close atten-
tion. Piano solos by Miss Bertha Hayden.
daughter Of Judge Hayden, vocal solos by
Mrs DIR. Winter, reoitations by Miss Bessie
Perry, Miss Ida X. Kinds, Dir. David c.
Bangs, DIR. White, and poom by Mr.. Mo,
CTeery, constituted the aG|seable diversions
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Yesterday being "children's day" at the
''Ragan Illuminated Tours" at Congrcga-
tional church, ,'tho larger part of the aud
ienco which filled tho church consisted of
greatly delighted boys and girls, who oyi-
IDENTIFY considered tho entertainment grand
treat" and never tired Of applauding tho
beautiful viows presented so wildly and mag
niicontly in constant variation. The city of
Paris formed the subject of last evenings
tour. In rapid succession, yet with dis
tinct and camprehensible, often witty
explanation, Prof Rngan carried his audience
with him through the great modern Babel,
its historic and modern buildings, its boulo.
wards, its art galleries, and past its colossal
monuments, to Versailles whose soven-days'
wonderful grand palace, with its countless art
treasures, its many historic associations and
surroundings, formed the closing part ioi tho
very interesting exhibition and lecture, Dur
ing tho intermisSion it was announced that on
Monday and Tuesday evenings tho reduced
rate offered TO school children would 10 con-
tinued. Ht
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InlhIANn.

CORK, Nov. 23.--Aftor warm discussion
last evening the board of trustees refused to
grant the use ofExhibition hall TO Mr.. Parnell
for the purpose of delivering an address to
his constituents ON the twenty-ninth instant.
Cork, Nov. 23.- Owing TO the inability to
obtain Exhibition hall, MIR. Parnoll has sent
telegram suggesting that the meeting be
postponed until after tho banquet at Dublin.
At a meeting this evening IL was resolved to
request MIR. parnoll TO adhere to his original
programme by nddrcssina his constituents
on the twUnty-ninth, WHOM , hall would DO
available
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that DIR. Harmand, tho French civil commits.
sioner in Tonquin had disbanded tho iorco of
yellow flags, on account of their barbarity
and acts of rapino.
The Paris correspondent of tho Daily Mems
says A portion of tho French pross now OK
press delight at tho defeat of Hicks Pasha
because it is said tho success of n section of
biussulman barbarians, Egypt threatens Eng
lands Indian empire, and France, by torco of
events, will DO called upon to assume her old
position in Egypt
National Republican., 1883-11-24
A Washington Hov Ix,ll.d,

Mr., johnson, the druggist at the corner of
Tenth and o streets, has the following dis
patch, the owner of which it was impossible
to find last evening:
WYLAHD, Pa, Nov 23.-MRs. SIMSIs, STREET,
BErwEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH, WASHINGTON, ID. O.;
done with the body2 ROBERT WOODROW.
No Mrs. Simms could bo found in tho To-
cality designated, and the directory was
searched without finding the proper party.
National Republican., 1883-11-24
SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 23--'rhe Crown Prince
Frederick William of Germany arrived hero
at noon to-day OH special train. The streets
were crowded with people of all ranks, aud
many houses were gayly decorated. The
weather was splendid. From the depot to
tho royal palace, II distance of two miles, tho
streets were lined with troops. The depot was
decorated with shrubs and flowers, and the
Spanish and German flags. As the train en-
tered the depot a guard of honor presented
arms, u royal salute was fired, and u band
played the German national anthem.
King Alfonso, wearing his uniform as colonel
of German Uhlans met the prince when he
nlighted. Beside the notable persons, there
was presonta deputation of German residents
carrying banners. King Alfonso and
tho prince cordially embraced and
kissed cach other, and after u fow
moments talk both entered n carriage drawn
by four horses, with Positions and outridcrs,
and drove to the palace, escorted by de-
tachment of tho Royal Horse Guards. Tho
princess suite, with Spanish officers and
officials all brilliantly uniformed, fol-
lowed in six carriages. All along tho
route tho popuace displayed respectful
sympathy. Hats were often raised, and in
some places cheers were given for the prince
In tho Puerto del Sol n number of Germans
presented the prince with bouquet. At the
palace ex-Qucen Isabella and the iniantas
Isabel and Eulalio welcomed the visitor, and
ho was then conducted in great state to his
apartments. The prince afterward held re-
coption, at which there were present the
grandeo3 of Spain, members of the
aristocracy, ladies in waiting and tho
high court officials In the afternoon King
Alfonso and the prince drove ON the Retro
promenade. and were greeted with enthusi-
astic cheers by large crowds of people. This
evening the prince and the Spanish royal
family attended tho opera. Tomorrow n
grand military review will be held. The
newspapers generally welcome tho visitor,
while deprccating an alliance between Spain
and GERMANY
National Republican., 1883-11-24
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 23.-The latest
number of the nihilist organ, The wiz Of the
People, gives narrowing details of the suffer
inps of the political prisoners in tho Peter and
Paul fortress whore, it states, they are treated
like murderers. No distinction is made be-
tween men and women or between sick and
healthy. Several of the prisoners have gone
mad and have committed suicide. Corporal
punishment Of the prisoners is frequent.
National Republican., 1883-11-24
PERU.

LIMA, Nov. 90 (via News
from Bolivia state that Senor Montero has
left the capital for the Argentine states,
doubtless en- route to Europe. Bolivia has
decided to treat for peace with Chill, and is
sending diplomatic commission to Santiago.
Col. Lorenzo Jglesas has marched on Cajain-
area, and is about to occupy that city.
National Republican., 1883-11-24
Remarkable.

The esteemed Richmond Dispatch announces,
with all the emphasis of large capitals, that there
are nine negroes in the general assembly of Vir-
ginia. The white population of Virginia in 1850
was $50 sjS and the coored population was 63l GIG.
The two houses Of tho Virginia legislature contain
175 members. Giving nine of these members to
negroes is what they call minority representation
In Virginia.
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A New Democratic Iniqulty.
Cleveland Leader.

The very worst features of kukluxism have been
revived In Virginia, and the north is entitled to
know the worst features of this new democratic
iniquity. Disorder and bloodshed were rife
throughout the state, and there is no way oi
bringing out the frozen facts except through d
sannt Ia Investigation N
National Republican., 1883-11-24
CHINA.

SHANGHAI, Nov, 23.--The North China
Herald publishes secret imperial decree ap-
pointing Lin gencraissimo Of the Black Fags
in Tonquin. The Chinese government will
supply funds aud munitions of war to the
force now being raised in the province of
Yun-Nan, These troops will be placed under
command of the government of Yun-Nan,
and will proceed to the frontier to assist the
Black Flags III repeling the French forces
should they invade the southern provinces of
China. The troops, however, must not cross
the frontier into Tonquin.
National Republican., 1883-11-24
The Dog Qunrrolimg with II,s Tail.

Correspondence IN Philadelphia Press.
on the sectional question one of Mr.. Carlslos
southern supporters said day:
"Wo arc tired Of doing all the voting and getting
none of the rewards. The tail has waggcd the dog
long enough and wo propose to have a change. II
we can't elect president we can elect speaker,
and wo will certainly do It,"
National Republican., 1883-11-24
BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 23-The match game OF
billiards between Daily and Garnior was con
tinued tonight. AT the close Of to-night's
play the totals for tho three nights were
Garnier, 1900; DAILY, 1,777.
National Republican., 1883-11-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrival ana Departure OF Vessels at the
River Front.

At Georgetown Sailed; Schooners w. II.
Houston, Chadwick, Somerset; Kate Clifford,
---, for New York
Canal matters Arrived Twenty boats.
Left: Il. c. Barrall l.. Brown j. Spencer, Il,
j. r. Eddy, DR.. Knott, Antarce, Alwina, G..
w. Adams NJ. S. Haines, Walter Thomston,
w. J. Walker, Bcnjamin Vaughn, Walter
Beall, II. c. Winship, Il. Il. Laden, o, }. w.
Thompson, " G.. NJ. Winship, Little Rob- j.
u. Thomas, G. s. Roiman, Three Sisters Dun
lop, Il. NJ. Gonovan, New Era, and Dr. ARM
strong
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Turn,nv ON His T1nemles.

Tho grand jury yesterday returned indict-
mcnts against the proprietors of tho Wash
ington Craftsman for attempting to iniuro tho
business of the proprietor of tho Washington
Post, "boycotting" being the term employed.
This is the first shot fired by Mr.. Stilson
Hutohins, who has declared his intention of
seeking redress by every lawful means within
his reach. 1t is generally believed that other
indictments will follow.
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for the rest of the evening. The clubs next
meeting was announced TO bo held at tho
residence Of Mr.. Dufour.
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o O @ O o @ @ @ Q o o O o o Q .
o o . o q o Q o o o . o q o . .
o o o o D . . D o D y o D . . . .
I Porcelains and Faience.

In addition to many novelties
from the Royal Worcester, Min
tons and Copeland works, we
would especially note some Won
derfully decorated Faience from
the celebrated Hungarian fab
rique at Budapest, bearing the
famous mark of the Give
Churches" they are without
doubt the most elaborate pieces
ever produced, having received
the first prize at the late Amster-
dam Exposition.
Beautiful articles suitable for
wedding gifts, in Vases, Centre
Pieces, Cabinet Specimens, Fine
Plates and Cups, are here i'll end
less variety.
We should be glad to see vis-
itors at any time, assuring them
a very cordial reception.
Mail orders for the selection OF
gifts, will as usual, have our most
careful attention.
lie. CALDWELL & Co.,
eo2 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia,
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PERSONAL.


w. Il. Turley, of Aspen, Colorado, an old
citizen Of Dallas, is in the city greeting his
many friends.
Clifford Van Sickle, travelling passenger
agent of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
road, is in the city.
We had the pleasure of q call yesterday
!, from Mr.. j. NJ. Chesbrough, assistant gem
.efal passenger agent of the Vandalia line
DIR. w. G. Bolm, of St. Louis, is In thi:
city. He will visit San Antonio and take d
look over Texas generally before returning
home.
u. ]. Rodds, the genial agent, located at
corner Main aud Austin streets. has re-
turned TO the city, and is looking as hale
and hearty as q clam.
Mr.. Charles Gay, OF Fort Worth, was in
the city yesterday aud called ut the HER.
AID Office. He Is In good csnditlon, and
ready for walking match when he finds
anyone in Texas who Is willing to try his
endurance.
On Sunday last our esteemed icllow-citi.
zen, ex-Judge ZiMri Hunt, was taken III
with severe case OF pneumonia, since
! which time he has been confined to his
bed. His numerous friends In Dallas will
anxiously watch the progress OF the disease,
1t 10 hoped that he may soon recover.
& Among the recent nocessions to Dallas,
the HERALD Is pleased to note that Of Mr..
Joseph M. Dickson, attorney, who, with his
mother and sister, have removed from JET.
Z ferson'to this city. Mr.. Dickson is the only
/ son Of the late Captain Joseph J. Dickson,
z OF Mckinney, who CALAMITY fell ut Shiloh,
in 1852, and a nephew OF the late Hon. Ben
III Epperson, OF Clarksville and Jefferson,
both Of whom have hosts of surviving
friends In this city and county.
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STREET STRAwS
Fancy goods at Bauman's.

Fancy goods at Bauman's.
Luscious bivalves at the Delmonico.
Finest imported lunches at Mayors hall.
The best of liquors at the Glen lie
saloon.
Ladies', misses and children's hose cheap
at Bauman's.
Oysters served in every style-at the Del
monico restaurant.
Cloth jackets and ulsterettes, $l.25 to
Sl2, as Bauman's,
Go to the Delmonico restaurant for good,
fat, well-iayored oysters,
The finest lunches ever spread in the city
can be found at Mayors Hall.
Every night iiue music from the most
celebrated operas Mt Mayors Garden.
Kid gloves, all shades, 25c., Soc. 15c.
$l.0O, 100, $500 and $50 at i AMMAN
Fine, fat Matagorda bay oysters at the
Delmonico restaurant Mt 81 per hundred
5000 untrim med hats and bonnets, f. ON
20 cents to $3.50. Goto Eauman's, 700 Elm
street.
For steam, wafer and gas fitting call at
Hosmer Co.'S the old reliable shop, 40t
Elm street.
Exclusive Wholesale and retail millinery
and suit house in the state at Bauman's
| rs Elm street.
| A large selection of the latest styles Of
type at the HERALD job office. Call and see
it, and leave your orders.
For pumps, steam gas and water fittings
30 to Doyle's, 705 Elm street. Good work
and low prices guaranteed.
We have tried it; we know whereof we
speak. Lemp's Few extra export Beer be.
longs to that class of goods of the highest
order
II you wish drink Of the very best Of
whisky, concoctcd to queens taste, or
straight If you please, so the Glen Lea
saloon.
Don't forget to drop in at Mayors garden
at night and listen to the latest operas, aud
II you are hungry try one of his finest
lunches.
To all requiring an excellent tonic, com.
posed of natures own product, aud most
invigorating beverage, we cheerfully recon.
mend Lemp's extra export Beer.
For the nobbiest and best suits of furni-
ture and foreign chars, go to the old reli.
able, Gro, Rick, $50 and 1872 Elm street,
who has the best assortment in the city.
Photographs OF superior excellence at
McClellan's studio, I05 Main street. Call
and examine. A large stock OF fine frames,
very cheap. Do not fail to see them if you
wish pictures framed.
Acker's Blood Elixir is u most powerful
eradicator Of all impurities of the blood,
Ulcers, Old Sores, Scrofulous Eruptions, or
Syphlitic Poisoning, are speedily cured by
Its use. II purities the whole system and
bnnishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains, Sold by w. IL. Patterson h Co.
Dallas, Texas.
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shiloh's Cough and Consnmn,,on TN.

Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures con.
sumption. Sold by NJ. II. Hickox, drug
gist COS Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for catarrh, diptheria and canker mouth
Sold by M. II. Hickox, druggist, Cos
Main street, Dallas. Texas.
Are you made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness. loss of appetite
yellow skin? Shiloh's Vitaizer is a positive
cure. Sold by NJ. H. Hickox, druggist,
600 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Why will you cough when Shiloh's Un,l
will give immediate relief Price 10 cts =,
Scots, and 81. Sold by NJ. IL. Hickox'
druggist, Cos Main street Dallas, Texas.
" Hackmetack," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold
by M. II; Hickox, druggist, COS Main
street, Dallas. Texas.
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whoopins cough and bronchitis
Sold by NJ. H, Hickox druggist, f0t
Main street, Dallas, Texas.
A nasal injector free with each bottle G
Shiloh Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents
Sold by M. II. Hckox, druggist, go,
Main street, Dallas. Texas.
For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle o.
Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to care
Sold by M. II, Hickox, druggist, 6Os
Main street Dallas. Texas.
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A Pleasant I,esort

A Pleasant Resort
The novelist, of Europe, and in fact those
Of every cline, have portrayed In their
writings the good cheer and comforts of the
hospitable inns, and invariably the cheer
ing cup Of something refreshing Is men
toned, and along with 1t the savory viands
and withal sweet music to regale oneself
Tho burly, good .natured and aiable land
lord, and just such place is to be found a,
Apollo Hall, where fresh loaming beer
bold, bright wines, ales and invigornting
WHISTLES, of the best brands, with the fines,
of cigars, can be found the yeai
around. The comfortable, inviting stoves,
the good cheer In the restaurant attached
which spreads before lis patrons the very
best of everything the market nnoros, as
well as oysters. fish, shrimps, and game OF
all kinds, renders Apollo Hall tho most
popular place Of resort In the city, and II Is
appreciated, for the hall is ihronged every
night with those who gather to listen to
the sweet music furnished bv the splendid
orchestra and to regale themselves with a
draught Of good old mellow whiskey, 4,
glass OF sparkling wine, or Il M -. Hi
or glass Of ale. or purchase p
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A RallrOnd Train ON lire.

The cast-bound passenger train on the
Texas & PIcifc road, between Fort Worth
and this city, caught ahre yesterday morn.
ing, causing general stampede of the pas.
sengers. The fire broke ont in only one OF
the coaches, originating from the red.hot
stove, which sat the, side of the coach afre
and the flames coming in contact with the
oll.clotn ON the ,ide OF ii, spread with fear
ful rapidity and the passengers were com
PEELED to abandon the coach with all posi-
BILE haste. The train was stopped, and the
train men and passengers succeeded in er
tinguishing the flames, though not unit
great damage had been done, Fortunately
no one was burned or injured in any way
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She Wants u Divorce

Mrs. Nora johnson filed in the office OF
the district clerk yesterday petition pray
ing for a divorce from her husband,
Needham Johnson, on the ground of
cruel treatment, They were welded in
this county and state in the year 1873 and
lived together until September, 1884, Their
married life was not made up of ono round
OF nnalloyed bliss, for frequently the worst
half would put in q period that broke the
How of marital happiness. He beat,
bruised and banged her about until living
with him became. insuilerable wherefore she
prAys for divorce.
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n tnia' Socuon " " the charter n, ~, ~.
pnlias, as smcnded by an act Of tbe tne city OF
read as follows w amended no us 10
ru nhS city council shah have power =, ....
pwa na, amend OF repeal ali ordWer r 70 pass
a M, ponce ierulatlonS not Conirnrv ", rules
ss,u,lYh o' we state and neccssary t w. me con
unmmetce and health thereof y, " mo trade,
n novvSs"iy ana proper 10 carry inn ", may he
pSrs S SS' iSS IN the or any Syc 3, The
rust y, A. ID. 1870, aud ihis suSh 81 date An.
snch 'af,o to enforce the Observance M
and 70 punish violations ,h,rfonnsyo regulations
hr sSss or c,Sss nh or both work and
yided by ordinance aud reuuitea" y, 1, may be pro.
eSeesI ,. ns court provided that no n S lS S
Houses where the tlue shall no f,'ng nisefderly.
,h, NV no pefo =, q imprisonment shS Gi'a $500
rentlly and cot Imposed hy Tho ~. any fine
sofueL IN lhe tiisl OF any cause or e"m yUr or re-
nne and costs, TO be levied and essc v"sc, suoh
SANE manner lha! executions IN i ,o1, IN the
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City VS.. IL. &. Berry AMI Morgan Parks,
intorcation; fined s. each.
City VS.. Allen Long, nuisance: fined 81.
City vs.. Ben Nearby, throwing stones;
transferred to justice court.
City vs.. Maggie Lee Clair, vulgar and oh.
scene language; fined $3.50.
City, vs.. Hugh Maloy, vagrancy; die
missed.
City vs.. John Hicks, interfering with
streets; continued
City vs.. Charles Williams, refusing to pay
hack hire; dismissed.
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Corner Elm & Lamar & Corner Elm & Poydras.

tried in the Federal court, and submitted
to the Jury Wednesday evening, is still in
the hands of the jury. The defense being
That the contracts were mere wagers, and
therefore void, there has been an unusual
degree of interest man tested in the decision
OF the suit, especially by the cotton op.
orators of the city. There is n rumor about
town that the jury stands ten for plaintiffs
and two for defendant, The jury is COM
posed OF seven white men and Ave colored
man
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Special Notice.

Officers and members of Toutonia lodg,
No. 1873, X. and H., are hereby notified {
assemble at the lodge room Mt $50, Sunday
morning, January, DIST, TO attend the FL
neral OF our deceased brother, Charlie!
Dcppe. The officers and members o
Queen City lodge and Dallas lodge are re
specially invited TO attend.
&. f. ALrRRNANN, Dictator.
]. Il. HESS, Reporter.
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FINE CHICKEN COCK.
1866.
WHisKEy-Ar THE OFFICE,
On Poydras' Street.
Culf. Coiorndo A. Santa Ee

Excursion tickets for Mardi Gras at New
Orleans will be on sale at the ticket office OF
the Gulf, Colorado II Santa Fe, from Febru.
airy LIST to 9TH good to return until February
10Th, at $l6,95, The lowest rate ever OIL
tered the people of Dallas to witness the
grandest carnival ever given on this cont.
uont. Don't forget the Texas Midland
route. Il. u. FospICK,
OSCAR q. MURRAY. Ticket Agent.
GEM Pass. Agent.
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A Stern Iycalltv

Roses, kissed by the morning dew, and
the balmy air all laden with sweet permm,
from alar over tho ilower-carpetcd prairies
Is all very good IN sentimental sense, buI
when YOU como to the substantial, IL |,
something like this; The man who wear,
Clanccy's drawers, doublc.lincd In the seat
always feels assured that he is safe, and has
dead sure thing on the stern realities OF
this life,
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A Daisy Place

n uaisy Pl0Ce
Chris Rinueman's saloon of Fort Worth.
which is hard by the depot is well known
to and most popular place with the tray-
cling public Chris and Dick Flanagan
preside, and the purest and best liquors are
served and connected in style to suit
the taste of the most fastidious. They
carry nothing but the very pest brands Of
goods, and il you fain would smoke, IL is
here you will find the best brands OF cigars
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The case Of Dennis Perkins 4 Co., Of New
York, W. ". o. Howard & Co., 10 recover
commissions for purchasing cotton futures,
and moneys alleged 10 have been paid out
b. plalnulfs for defendant AZ his n1uest. IN
settlement Of contracts for cottq iutufes,
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corner of our garden on the northeast side
OF Elm street, stake at the corner and
outside of our cedar-pickct fence" But the
worst case of negligence and carelessness
was in deed to r.. II. Motley for a lot on
Wood street and l.arwood street; "being
- lot in - block of Young's addition
to the town of Dallas, being -
feet wide on Wood street, and
running back - feet to an alley" and
upon this deed said Motley sues the city
Cor portion of HARDWOOD street But q
matter of just as great importance IN such
matters is the necessity for a law to compel
all parties who make subdivision or an
addition to a town or city 10 put upon rec.
ord, In the county clerks office, II map OF
said subdivision or addition, For instance,
in Dallas we have lots sold in Young's,
Eryin's, Goods, StemmOns', Williams
and Allen Boards additions, yet to this
day not Il map of any of them have ever
been put on record, and constant danger
OF litigation exists.
In some OF the above instances, the
streets, alter being called for and named in
the deed, have been ignored and sold, to
the great Inconvenience and damage of the
other purchasers, and the original plan
changed to suit the within of the vendor.
1 lA.aNt .l.a.l. a.. 1s.AA -