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Tho Grand Jury,


1t is reported that tho grand jury has de.
termined totake active steps against gaming
in the city and the lewd houses as well.
The law, they contend, as the rumor goes,
Is stringent enough, II grand iuries will
only do their duty and find bills, and they
say there is abundance of evidence TO jus.
tify them in all the bills they may find.
Apropos II Is also reported that, ON these
questions, this august body got into terri.
Bile squabble Monday afternoon. Ono OF
the members, II Is said, who Is straight.
charge Of Judge Noonan, OF the San Antonio
district court, wherein he took the officers
TO task for derelicton of duty In winking at
gaming and lewdne's, and he wanted TO in.
dict tho officers too. How the whole thing
will pan out no one knows, but We will see
what we will see.
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Forging Ahead of All Competition

One ui tie most accomplished jewellers in
this entire section is Mr.. +. Il. Page, whose
establishment is located at COS Main street
thls city. He has had an experience OF
iorty years in the business among the
wholesale dealers in the eastern cit es, and
cannot pe cNoelled in Texas in buying
and handling diamonds and iewelry
at Vii kinds. He is now making a
specially u watches and watch repairing,
having recently secured in tnis department
the services Of Mr.. j. II. Phillips, lately
with Messrs. Knee lily ~ Son. An kinds Of
ltwtlry are made to order, and the setting
ol diamonds aud precious stones is made
i special feature. Nj. Pages stock of
diamonds, fine watches rings, bracelets, in
tact, everything found in an elegantly
equipped iewolry establ' shment, is not ex-
ce'le'i III the city at DGllss, and he is push-
ing lis business VI h sucI energy and add
'uS new features that he is rapidly forging
an nj al coin 3liunn IN the special depart.
ments aud FEATURES heipIe mentioned.
N'h Hentlcmanil and courteous manners,
20 no II Will most thorough and minute
tn'wltige "i his business, Mr +. II. Page
IL t,e Jrweler 10 be wished when difficult
a erRant work is dr,ircd, especially in
tie wa'cn and @ttch repairing and dia.
mont departments of the business.
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edifce. IL ia in the hands of number OF
our most prominent business men, who
mean business.
A horse attached to an express wagon be
came frightened yesterday and ran out
Akard avenue ut furious speed, but was
caught before any damage was done.
The horse Of Mr.. Charles Clapp deputy
sheriff, Ia missing. Any information con-
corning 1t will DO welcome news at the sher-
IFS office in the courthouse, because IT'S
such nice little horse.
Having bought out the interests of all
concerned In the firm of g. u. Hosmer "
Co., steam, gas and water'iitters, | will
continue the business at the old stand, 4O6
Elm street. A. McWhlRK.
Parties visiting ST. LOUIS should call on
Fred. Manget, ticket broker, corner Fifth
and Chestnut streets. lie sells tickets to
all points ut reduced rates, and also buys
tickets Mt highest market prices.
Crushed ioed.--0ats, corn ana barley
crushed is economical healthiul and better
for horses and cows than whole grain.
Corn meal, Graham -four, hominy and gritH
manufactured at Felton's corn-mill, Pat
terson avenue.
There are number OF houses located In
the vicinity of the oil works inhabited by
negroes, who, by their immoral course oil
conduct, have attracted the attention OF the
police, who characterize them as anusance
There was heavy pistol firing in that
vicinity Monday night.
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PERSONAL,

Tom GERM, of Denton, is in the city.
n. G. Bagley, of Henderson, is at the
Windsor.
Mr. u. II, Davenport of Depton is seeing
the lions of Dallas.
VIM, Cameron and wife, New York city,
are ut the Windsor.
DR.. Soulard and Hon. W Vernon, OF
England, are guests at the Windsor.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Robertson. of Farquhar county,
Virginia, was admitted to the bar to practice
law yesterday.
G. X. Lowell, passenger conductor on the
Cuff, Colorado n Santa Fe road, is regis.
tered Mt the Windsor,
MIR. j. X. Blowett, OF Richardson, will be
examined for Abundance to the bar as n
law practitioner this morning.
W. Il. Rell and lady, of Fort Worth, Mr.
Bell being passenger conductor on the
Texas " Pacific, are in the city.
General Superintendent A. X. Swanson
of the Houston IL Texas Central railroad
arrived in the city last night per special car
Miss Willie Gibbs, the accomplished
daughter of DR.. Gibbs, of Cedar Springs, is
visiting the family of Captain G. NJ.
Swink.
Mr. Il. d. Strother, the popular proprie.
tor of the Union Depot hotel, will leave
this morning Tor Louisville, Kentucky, TO
visit his mother, who is quite Ill.
Mr.. Henry Calm, OF Calm Brothers, dry
goods dealers, has returned from New
York, where he has been to purchase a
spring and summer stock of goods.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Kahn, of Il. NJ. Kahn & Co.,
the popular clothiers, has returned from
New York, there he purchased a large and
handsome stock of furnishing goods and
clothing,
Mr.. Harry Walters the genial assistant of
our Jake Grossman is a patriot, loving his
country and striving his hest tor its ad-
yancement and benefit, He will be heard
from ere long,
At the st. George, A NJ Dawson,
Cloburne; W Q Wells, Mrs BIAS.
| singaime, Greenville; John q Hun
ter, Waxahachie; G Brackebush, st.
Louis; Jay 7 Craig, Galveston; John G
Brown, Clcburne; William Miller, Wills
Point; Il neArmond, Mckinney; NJ Il,
Hawkins, II Martin, Midlothian; /, h Carl.
| ton, John II Tucker, Rockwall John Bacon,
Denton; W Il Harris, Grapevine; ] Ii
| Webster, Marshall; G II Il Thompson, Phil.
adelphia; S n Alexander, Plano; J 4 New.
man, Sweetwater; II IL Alexander, Ennis /;
J l. Bond, Prairieyille Charles A Brady,
Terrell; w Webborn, John Darnel,
I w Welborn, Grandview Nj NJ Crane,
Cleburne; l. A Burgess. Georgetown; ] Nj
Cook, st. Louis; q l. Boseman, Atlanta; G
W Smith, Oleburne; Mrs NJ J Mccullough,
Galveston Il ii Turner, Thorps Springs;
rheo II Parker, Fort Worth; N Chase,
Meadville, Pennsylvania; 4 l. McKeman,
| Owcnsboro, Kentucky; II G Dial, Long.
view; DR. Il IL Jones, Mesquite; q II Bruce,
NJ Torbett, Wills Point; @ ID Washington,
NJ u, J II Rodden, NJ II, Ferris.
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OVER THE CITY.
Fine maple sugar at Bouchc's.
Fish and oysterslat Bouche's.

Fine maple sugar at Bcuchc's.
Fish and .oysterslat Bouche's.
Blarney tweeds.at II. Ximmerman's.
Elegant neck.wear and corscts Of Dau.
mans.
Fresh groceries at .Bouche's, opposite
The street sprinkler has put in an ap.
pearance.
j. 7. Hay keeps all.kinds of drugs,at 1906
Elm street.
you forget II.
Oyster, fine and fried on fork at the
Parlor saloon.
There are twsnty.onc prisoners on the
county poor farm.
Just received, novelties In hairgoods ann
Langsry Waves, at Baunian's.
The Brunnwick saloon has tho fines,
lunch, and hsh chowder Ia speciality.
a steady rain began falling yesterday
morning, which continued up 70 noon.
.Atlsn,ion b called 10 the advertisement
&Ln mayer, agent for Falk's MIlwauk 60
We want 70 call attention 10 candidate,
~ moray for announcing muH b paid i
! 4 hund!sd wsson.losds Of ssrdsn ma
! y ReSssd az NIL SSc v'' VAN maui y mon
3 \. psy, 4. q Tsrrsll, Tsxas, Il IN
- l9Gllysf y Ne slaSs. Bsnd II Won
N 49, 1oco>on auafunteed. -
!. = -, ~ le9s. xhs aAsss brands svs
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Decrenslng

Thanks to the charitable Efforts of our
people and the mild changes in the weather
the paupcr families in the city have very
greatly decreased. During the winter sea.
son, when the weather was so bad business
was at u stsnd-still and work Of any Kind
scarcely to be had, there were thirty five
families in our midst to DO assisted. Now
there are but eighteen, and the burthen on
our charity organizations has been very
much lightened. But, as the SCRIPTURE
says I'VE have the poor with ye always
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Opera House.

AS before stated, an organization has
been perfected in our midst by p rominent
citizens, moneyed men, for the erection OF
an opera house to be ready in time for next
season. Yesterday sealed proposals were
being received and opened for the sale of q
suitable lot as the site for the contemplated
building. Several operahous projects
have been put ON foot in tho last two years,
but this time business is meant, and the
undertaking will bo carried out to full
truition.
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The mortuary report Of our city per week
Is very small now, showing that the health
Of the city was never better. For the week
ending Saturday night, only two deaths oc.
CURED, that Of Mrs. DR., =. Eagon, neural.
gia Of the heart, and Miss Mcdonald, Of
pneumonia, This speaks well for the
hygiene and the healthmlness of our city.
for with its twenty-five thousand inhabit.
ants the natural superstition IL that there
would DO at least one death q day.
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Tonight the mixed chorus.ior the coming
Sengeriest will meet for practice at Mayors
hall. This chorus is made up OF the very
elite of the city, both ladies' and gentlemen,
and is composed OF the best musical talent
and culture Dallas can boast. This IL AZ II
should be, for 1t is the object and the aim
OF Dallas to make this SWngeriest occasion
not only an epoch In the history Of our city
but OF the state rs well. We have the tai.
ent and the musical learning here, not alone
for choruses. but for solos and special pre-.
sensations as well,
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The police have in custody crazy man.
1t seems his name is Charles Glynn When
found and taken in charge, he was in a
perfectly nude state, wallowing in filth and
carrying ON with himself an incessant con.
versation. He imagines himself to be inn
menselv wealthy, partner of William III
Vanderbilt, indeed He talks to himself
increasingly and all the time about his
great wealth. When the officers arrested
and incarcerated him they had to tie him
Gown.
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In the district court yesterday resolutions
prepared by the committee appointed by
the bar association were presented, on the
the death of the late Judge Himri Hunt,
Judge Hunt was ex.judgc of the court and
a prominent practitioner at the bar at the
time of his death, few weeks ago, and the
resolutions were feeling and most appro.
pirate. A number ofspeeches, most feeling
and touching in their nature, were deliy.
cred by members OF the bar, and the reso.
lutions We're ordered spread upon the min.
utes of the court.
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Now IInAniill

The movement to raise money for the
erection of u new hospital, one that will he
acredit to the city, goes ON apace. The
ladies' OF the city having taken the measure
IN hand are bending their energies in its
behalf, and have on the tapis an entertain.
ment to raise money for this most praise.
worthy and needed behalf. The HERALD
wishes them God-speed in their good work
and bespeaks them the countensnce, en-.
couragement and material aid of sill tie
kindly and charitable of our city.
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Disease, Propensity and Passion, brings
Mankind numberless ailments, foremost
among them are Nervousness, Nervous
Debility, and unnatural weakness of Gen.
erative Organs Aliens Brain Food success
rlly overcomes these troubles and restores
the sufferer to his former vigor. One dol.
lar,-At druggists and Aliens Pharmacy,
Sl5 First avenue, New York City.
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so Say We All OF Us,

There is wonderful unanimity among the
physicians land their name is legion) who
have tried and prescribed Hunts Remedy To
their patients They agree in its inestima
pie worth, For affections Of the kidneys,
none.such,. and works with mnrvelops
dlrectness and power. II is against ths
rules Of the medical fraternity to 10 Give
written testimonials In favor OF "propretarv
medicines" but We have scores OF verbal
testtmonials from the best ply sioians MA Ia
the value Of Hunts Remedy. IT is niaoed
among their most valued prescriptions. and
used IN severe cases OF kidney and liver dis.
ease % freely as is quinine AZ an ami.
periodic. With such an endorsement. one
cannot 80 wrong Ia buying this meiicine
i iSs him s and following .hs specific direc
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houses to rent They are very scarce, and
many people coming here so away from the
SIMPLE TACT that they cannot find even
temporary home. The demand has been
increasing for the past eighteen months or
more, and Notwithstanding number OF
houses has been built since then, still the
supply Is inadequate. bouses that cost
from $500 to 81 800 rent readily at from $40
to S25 per month, which is very
good per cent. on the money
invested. Owing to the heavy rains, there
were very few brick manufactured, and as
building material was scarce, there was not
as much building as there would have
otherwise been. There are quite number
OF business houses and private residences
under contract, but there is u marked lack
of houses being built for renting purposes.
1t rather puzzles the real estate men of the
city that capital does not seek Investment
in this direction.
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THE TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE co.
OF LONDON.
This company is prepared to loan money
at reasonable rates Of interest at from ono
TO FIVE years time, secured by deed Of trust
on improved lands. 1t will also negotiate
county, municipal, railroad and other
bonds, and purchase vendors lien notes.
C.E. WELLEsLxy,
General Manager, Office Cos Main street,
Dallas, Texas.
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.Special Qoticcs.

.
NoTlCE OF nlssoLuTioN-Thc partnersa
~ IN the practice OF the law heretofore en.
ing between the undersigned has this day w
ohsolyed by mutual consent, All buslne'
heretofore entrusted to tho late firm will reCe''
our mutual attention, and either party Is au'O%
Red to collect any fees due the late firm.
This March IL, 1885. Fsrr woR', u
-.-y..- &c KsAEph
NOTICE 10 CITY TAX PAYERS -0nies ~
~ SCISSOR mad Collector, Dallas, Texas, sNI
H. 1883, In accord with section les Of the ~
ehar'er, notice is hereby given that the Bcaia'
equalization will convene at tho City Hal "
Monday the 10th day Of March. 1883 for the nj
pose OF hearing appeals from parties aesre'r
and To squalise the rcnditions Of taxpayers
j q no EEL, Assessor. Col lectM
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City Court,

City VS.. \, s. Young, intoxcation; dis.
missed.
City vs., II. Slant, assault and battery;
fined IS.
City vs.. Y. HUMPHREYS, assault and bat.
terry; fined s..
City vs.. Albert Eastup, assault and bat.
terry; discharged.
City W. Joe PeArse and Pat Craw, vagran.
cy; discharged.
City 70, w. Gamer, leaving team un.
guarded; dismissed.
| City vs. +. HUMPHREYS, carrying pistol;
City 70. Blrtie Lee, loud and boisterous
CITY 70. Frisbis wilburn, careless driving
| Cisy W. 2. r. Burke, assault, and battery
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Chrle lilntemans saloon of Fort Worth.
which Is hard by the depot is well.known
to ana u most popular place with the tray.
tnne pubic Chris and Dick Flanagan
preside and the Uuresl and best liquors are
served ana conc cted in style TO suit
the taste of the most fastidious. They
carry nothing but he very best brands Of
goods, and II you lam would smoke, il is
here YOU will find the best brands of cigars,
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Neckwear Novelties
at Bauman's,

Merchant Taiiors
The Douglas Bros, merchant tallors, 7os
Main street. have received and ALWAYS
carry full line of gents dress goods. of
French and. English manufacture, of ali
textures and colors; diagonals and fancy
sui.,ngs OF me very latest styles Their
STOCK Is complete and the selections varied
ana comprehensive. They have been In
business mere Tor years, aud by their strict
attention TO business and their truihn,i
representation of goods. and their wall
known slill In cutting and fitting. tbev
have built up a tiourishing trade In mi,
city and the surrounding towns. ''
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Monday night the saloon on the south
side OF Main street near the corner OF Market
was burglarized and robbed Two six
shooters and $50 in cash We're taken. 1t
happened some time near day, rs the place
was open until the wee small hours in the
morning. There is no clue to the burglars.
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man's.

Where is The Office 2n Why its the
place they rolled in those fine barrels of w.
ii; McBrayer's best on Saturday last. 'Tis
sad 1t takes more than one swallow TO
MAKE summer, but 1t requires about two
swallows OF McBrayer to make summer all
the time Tor the dry and thirsty pilgrim.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Your attention is called to the fact that
you can be supplied on short notice Will,
hats, underwear, and all kinds of millinery
goods at very low prices by calling'on
Mrs. II. CHESTNUT,
Next door to 0ram's jewelry store, Elm st
Eu-0nly lady clerks employed.
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= ?: ' ". Coz oosHsl,, druggist, Of Lou!sburs,
IS ~. y ssys : snS pS s,sy .. A;S
handled : nsdIcl6s vhioh rave mcrs uni.
yesnl eallslsollon, II Il last becominr he
e .s,, araIc!ns q 4 ~: ssoIiYn: I1svs
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searel.y d Ilous.. 10 nom,

A HsRALp reporter was informed ysster.
dAyby Msssrs. Jones 4 Murphy. real estate
dealers, that never before In The history Of
Dallan was there such great demand for
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-14

Mousquetaires,
Lisle thread, and all new shades 10 match
SUITS 90 cents, % cents, 50 cents, 81, Si.%
to $l.75, at Bauman's. W. vas"
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Il. Il. Curtis, jeweler, corner of Main aud
speciality. ="
Watches, diamonds, fine gold iewelry
ladies', and gents gold chains, rings, thin
bless,, ladies misses children's gold, silver
and bangle bracelets necklaces and lockers
New goods just received. Elegant stock
oil silverware, tea'sets, ice pitchers, walters.
castors, toilet sets, Rogers Bros. fla, ware
new line lace pins, owl pins, latest style,
new stock fine marble, alabaster and viii,
clocks with cathedral gongs, at corner Main
and Poydras streets. ''"'''
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All Are Invited

All Are Invited
to call at the Star machine Office and ort
gallery, 6i3 Elm street. The most attract.
We place in the city. '"N'
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L. h y. Va. Jumbo.
la another column is the portrayal of an
Herculean test of Clancy celebrated draw.
ers,double-lined in the seat. There /, no
power on earth that can split
or tear them. These are daisy
drawers, that the general public
dote on. 1t is said that "a thing of beauty
isa Joy forever" yet to reverse the thing
they may not be thing of beauty, but
they are most undoubtedly Joy forever,
There is actually more joy in these double.
lined ,intne'seat drawers than the poets
ever dreamed of.
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London suitinvs at II. zimmorm.n,

Exclusive wholesale and
i retail millinery and ladies suit house In
s ATE. Address u, Bauman, manaser
'o6 Elm street, Dallas, Texas. "e'i'
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Ladies
dresses. iashionably made; will also attend
TO To- cutting and fitting. Mrs. G. G'Sell, 5lS
Elm street, opoosite Sanger Bros.
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Attention, Drurcistsi

Attention, Druggistsi
WIZ sell, barter or exchange q large and
assorted drug stock at u sacrifice, will take
ttwo'thirds in land good reasons for selling
", Marshall, Texas 'N'A WA
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Mousquetalre Kid Gloves,
All new shades. just received, 70 cents 10
Sl.oo, extra length, at Bauman's. "
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Men have hitherto been in the habit ot
.eaVins ,heir offices Tor lunch. Now thew
yet the best lunch at 1.-THE Officel' '
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Go TO the Caddo house, Grecuville, ifyou
want good accommodations al low rst.o
comfortable rooms, clean beds and n well
supplied table can always be found
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-14

at Bauman's. N''u'i"ea'
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The first American inscription upon the
obel isk now standing in Central Park. New
York, will be; use DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Price % cents.n
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New ladies' saitsa, Bauman's,
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Notice OF Removal.
Mr.. John + Barber, the well.known
vetetahle man, has removed from his stand
near 'he post.oilice, TO the LeGrand market
S.rner OF Nam and Market streets. Goods
delivered promptly. '"'
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For Coughs, Asthma and Throat Disorders,
use Browns Bronchial Troches, having
proved their efficacy by test of many
years, Sold only in boxes.
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The Ladies cordially invited Mrs. Bauman will Per.
sonaly Fill all Orders from abroad by Mail OF Express.
b. BAUMAN, Manager.
7O6 ELM STREET, DALLAS, TEXAS.
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Fish, Eggs and Butter
constantly an hands at 1907 Elm str,e,
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1000 Canes at Curtis,
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Notice of RemnNnl.

goods at Bauman's. "e"
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Ribbons
ottoman silk and satins, flame, orblood.
crushed strawberries and other new shades
at Baumau's.