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National Republican., 1883-06-05
ToR SALE
L A RARE CHANCE Ton SPECULATION,

We offer for sale, In whole or ia part the pr operty
known Us whitney Close,h lying both sides OF
Whitney avenue, At the main entrance 20 the Sol
ders Home containing about 10 acres comprising tho
finest building sites north OF tho city,
VIII be sold entire or In part.
Apply 20 THOS, j. FISHER n Co,
ie2.2w 1924 street northwest, near Ebbitt House,
TNoR sALE-soOO FEET or GROUND, NORTH,
I west corner of sixth ana ID streets, overlooking
Stanton square near the Capitol grounds lot 80 BY
l0G feet wl be sold very low and ON arma Co suit the
purchaser; Inquire " i223 Tenth street R0EthWesh
uy7flfaS
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in onondaga county, and Henry Rogers, who
is serving twelve years for burglary in Tioga
county. Tho exit from the cells was made by
drilling off the lock bar on the door. No ono
was hurt
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Summer 2eOaroimg.

cJIJ n n 4 n n o D~WIfTNFY AVENUE.
- Mount Pleasant; Seventh street cars pass the
place; terms, s25 per month. Address MIOS. PUR-
NER, Mount Pleasant le5,Stt
ToUNTitY BOARD = HANSDONiEIY FUR.
" nished rooms and first ouss table boardi convey
lel.6tF
NOUNTRY BOARD GAN RE HAD AT MON
~ tRziel. Prince deOrge's County Maryland seven
miles from Washington for s25 n months large and
beautiful grounds house large and commodlous.
Reteroncos--C &. Bowling, Bli street southeast.
aud Dr. John w Bayne, 2lO B street southeast Mrs.
R. ROWLING DYER my29-6tt
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8usinrss Gbamtrs.

JNoR EXCHANGE-GooD IMPROVED PROP
~ erty In Brooklyn. N. ", for WASHINGTON prop.
erty. Address VICTOR, Republican Office. jest.
XXTANTED Il HAVE PURCHASER FOR
w some cheap property adjacent TO Potomac
Flats, II offered at once. W. T. BURFORp, s0i
street northwest. jei.N.
Il IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
il ! on Time Deposits: United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; COLLECTIONS made every
where. by ]. II. SQUIER q CO., Bankers. ltl8 Penn
BylvaniRavenre. mahu
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.ToHN LYON,
1908 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON, ID, O.
High and low pressure

STEAM HEATING AND VENTILATINd
for all CLASSES Of buildings Special attention given
to heating private houses Old or imperfect working
jotn renovated and satisfaction guaranteed Heating
and ventialns Green Houses and .COnsOEyaiorles
Rspeclalty,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
w A LIFE SPECIALITY
BY Il. j. VAN bYoR,
1oS Eleventh street northwest

NM TED-BERMATOTOGY
BY DIR. j. VAN DYoK.
s,rd.,, 20, 'es Eleventh street northwest
=, - ., 70 July3 ..
&S S1ES s@ E%gSb hsissSSss EySIRS'
@ k9se D9ep Pores or any BeeGm&sn &
y9mplexon without any cosmetic, paint or onamel
IL your Hair Is thin harsh dry, faded orprematurcly
fetsr crown Frontal part or Temple Bpid2ess u
ySoR have seapt Irregular Eyebrows or Lashes, DIR
produce VIGOROUS IuasrisSt Growth ofHsT Pretty
nn and nH'Rss %sS esh % SH
bTows snd 4s RegaT @ h9ns and ysdy nd ng
Hands 4 CONSULT i al Soe NE fRS oS
nSs PTSseed hs speeSs tor nearly twenty yee
DYCR can be consulted at Os Eleventh street north
ives west every Monday and Tuesday O. m, 70 p, m.
the most liberal arrangements for All who began
treatment ,h during June You can pay by the week or
treatment prepared especially for your case, for sso
Treatment Re@eber m1 tSess 10 terms are for those those
nSSnn,ns shls month only superin9us ar per
by DIR. VAN DYCK. Call at once jeS1
NTANTED--A SODA WATER FOUNTAIN
,N cheap for cash, Address 5 3, Republican
TNoR ADOPTION = WANTED SOME RE
E sponsble person TO adopt two healthy children
o. refined parentagei boy and Girl aged respectively
sand syears. Address L., Republican onice. jei3tt
WANIED5coNITRACrs IN 8RIoKLAAYdEg;
RAT1NE Republican ONCE. letsts
WANTED-,A SET OF FAEHTZs PLAT
UTANTED-BY A CAREFUL GENTLEMAN
~ accustomed 70 horses q horse and conveyance
%dPsss 0 psSh occ
WTANTED--To PURCHAsE-CoMPLETE AN.
A sweLs % 70 Judge SoNs Questions for Law @ stu
DENT Republican Office, jel-3ts
wv ANTED - SHORTHAND PUPILS, BY A
inly c9mpetent person, who viii give three
", Republican Office. jel.itA
nRGANs-A VERY LARGE sToCK-MAsoN
~ Hamlln, Estey, Geo. Woods a Co; smith
co, oS7 Pennsylvania avenue, near Tenth street.
WANTED-HoRsEs TO PASTURE: BoX
and water IN each held tespins horses speSiSty;'
order boy at Prices stable 81 sixth street northwest;
w nrstclass tallor's mako secondhand suit
much better and great deal cheaper than common
new suit can DO bought AZ
JUsTH's OLD STAND,
No. SO d STREET NORTHWEST
N B-Now clothing we sell cheaper than any.
| VTANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN Il
missioner Of Deeds for every state and ierritSry,
United States Commissioner. Examiner, and Notary
PUBLIC always in Office from a. m to5p. m. apSo.ly
for SuIr-- ousts.
| VNOR SALE-At greatly reduced figures, two new
IL S-room houses, d,story and back buildings, eel
also some choice lots on T and streets and New
aaSRshrS a. syenas aye a5s big 6Srgs Inquire o
| VNoR sALE--A HOUSE ON s STREET NORTH.
~ westi lot l0)x2Q feet will sell cheap if sold at
once. BISHOP & HILL, 1908 street northwest
| JNoR SALE-A FINE HOTEL ON PENNsYIr
| IL vania avenue northwest; can be bought cheap
| BY II. ID. RUFFlN, Room -, Le Drot Building.
]e2-3tS
| NOR SALE-HOUSES-TO A QUICK PUR
| ~ chaser, from to four 3story new brick dwell
nss In rapidly improving neighbo rhood, at grea
bargain, either for homes or "a an investment fol
capital. Call on JNo. A, PRESCOTT, Real Estate
| Broker, Iil8 street northwest, jolGt
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dmnsfmtnfs.
AmustmtMts.
DRGvER's SUMMER GARDEN
No FAMILY SHOULD MISS WITNESSING THIS
MEEKlR pRnGRA NINE.

nRtVERS SUMMER GARDEN.
no FAMILY SHOULD MISS WITNESSING THIS
WEEKS PROGRAMME
Extraordinary engagement for one week only, OF
Carlo Benedettl, the Wonderful swedish Phenome-
non. The Medical College Of New York pronounce
him the wonder the age. Prof Hardng's Biorama
and Balloon Ascension, the Baby Elephant and n
vocal and instrumental artists every evening
ADMISSION. AS USUAL, ONLY 10 GENTS.
A BNEEs SUMMER GARDEN.
CONCERT THIS EVENING BY SELECT OR
CHEsTRA.
THE oBERFoRsCHER TYRoLEAN CONCERT
TROUPE,
Consisting Of FIVE ladies and three gentlemen
Admission 10 cents Season tokes at reduced ratea.
A THLET1o PARK
MONDAY AND TUESDAY JUNE II AND II
FOURTH ANNUAL RACES
Of the
CAPITAL BICYCLE CLUB.
Also,
GRAND CONCERT
Ri THE u S. MARINE BAND.
sO-soLo ARTIsTs-So
Under tho direction Of Prof John p souss
"
Admission dneudlng seat ,,.,,...,.r.,.,..S Cents
Gates open at2 Concert ata Races at4So
TINuE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL,
New York avenue, between 18Th and 1ith stz
ofiiN Fo8 THE SEASON
Gentlemcn-7 TO Ia m, 80 to 10 y, M
ladcs-lO n. m. to y m.
Boys-23O to y. m.
Water constantly changing and artlhcially heated.
Single bath, 20 conts 10 Tickets 80; Instruction
course, S.
rTNHE LADIES OF THE E sTREEr BAPTIST
Il Church will give one of thor popular straw
berry and Ice Cream Festivals on Tuesday and We'd
ncsdny evenings, June and instant
Al arc invited.
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YNtNitnI

NTo CURE no PAYS YEARS ElSPERIENCM
N and over 20 years at 0O6 j street southwest. "A
cure guaranteed In every case Of gonorThNa Hyphls
and loss ofsexual power, Medlclne furnished, All
Yioo fsea myeaanls
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Excursions.
COLONIAL BEACH EXCURSION,
TRAVEL TO EUROPE.

EstimnteA of Cost for Tours to ANY Part
OF Europe and the Orient.
TICKETS ISSUED and RELIABLE INFORMA-
TloN CHEERFuLLY GIVEN. Special arrange,
mcnts for escorted parties TO foreign lands Full
particulars In monthly Travel" with maps sent
free Address AMERICAN EXCHANGE 'rRAV-
ELEIlS' BUREAU, lG2 Broadway, New York.
q. a. BARArrONl, Manager.
National Republican., 1883-06-05

TTSEFUL FEET
u Are requisite TO health and comfort, hence the
ente OF the world, far and near, visit
DIR. WHITES ESrA BLISHMENr,
4i6 pennsyVnnlH avenue, opposite Willards Hotel,
For the successful treatment uf hard and son cOrns,
hunlOns, inverted nails vascular exCrGaoences, and
other ailments OF the feet
Established Ia Washi ngton, ID, q, In 1851,
once foe, q per Ylslt for putting the feet In Or
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Ntrsonal.

Ntrsonal.
MEALS SERVED TO REsIDENCEs-PER-
INL sons desiring meals will please call on or ad-
dress CATERER li22 X street northwest. le63ts
DEsr AND CHEAPEST INDIA LINENS,
ID lawns nuns yelling, lace bunting. Fans given
away TO all paIasol customers 1856 and ia seventh
street. 1. f. YoUNG's. je6-3tt
NJ CUNNINGHAM, HALTER, BLEAcHEs
INAs gentleulen's MANILA and straw hats OF all
Kinds. 6l1 IL street northwest Jo66tE
DRoR ALEX. DE WOLowsRI HAS RE
l. moved his Musical Institute from his late resi-
donce ING NJ street northwest TO 6l5 Eleventh street
northwest, where all his musical instruction and
classes Will continue as usual. Ie4-3tt
VXTILLIAM sAYREs, THE OLD HOUSE
is now prepared to attend TO orders at reasonable
prices. 602 street northwest. joists
T LoYD,s WASHINGTON 25-cENF EXPRESS
gage checked az residence. Offices, isl Pennsylvania
avenue ana 1908 Il street. Ie2-0t+
NTEw, SWEET, YELLOW BUTTER, 25 AND 90
street wing Center Market; also N. L. Market Je23tt
VETANTED--LADIEs TO LEARN DRESS
w cutting by y new perfect tailor system one
lesson free 6i3 Eleventh street northweat. je2ats
ITO THE SUPERINTENDENT OR OWNERS
attention to a position asked for by n gentleman,
who will either purchase bar for the summer months
VIII accept the position as bar tender has been In
the liquor business for himself for some twenty years
The above he asks In regard to his health he can
give the highest OF reference as 70 integrity and
6rety, and his qualities cannot be exceled by many
In any city; age, 81. Address BUSINESS. box 1885.
jol-3t~
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BOarNiug.

OOU SIXTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Jul very desirable suite Of rooms on the first
hoOr with private bath attached. also other rooms
AZ summer rates transient boarders accommodated.
ieh-Ite III
A FEW MORE TABLE BOARDEIs CAN Bins
"a accommodated nt the ST. Denls2Cafo, corner
seventh and Il streets ut tl0 per month our oon
specially, Je5Sr
DoARD- FIRST CLASS MEALS. SERVE
street northwest leiHtf a.
TINIIE KENstNGTON. 1875 STREET NoRrF v
Il west- Permanent and transient table bOardngi
rooms en- suite, NJ j, HUBBAIL, je26te
MEALS SERVED no REsIDENCES- PER-
WI sons desiring meals VIII please call on or ad-
dress CAIEkER, ii22 street northwest lel Ste
TVNREMONr HOUSE
i ClIANGE OF PROPRTErORa
FirstQlass table poteand attentive wants, Very
desirable situation for families Rates, $3.50 and 81
per day S2b, $50, s5o aud sl0per month,
dei II, W. DENlSOS Proprietor
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For SALE
by
r. II SMITH & SON.
SIS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
ToR SALE

HOUSES.
Large double three-story brick, 10 feet front,
New Jersey avenue near $4,000
Three-story brick and side lot, NJ, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. ,."......... 1900
house (new) n street northwest, 12OO0
Two three-story and basement bricks adjoin-
ing above 10000
Convenient three'story cottage and grounds
Threo.story brick, 25 feet front, fronting park
5000
Beautiful Queen Anne three-story brick, IL
street 600
teenth street .,. 10000
Three new threestoTy bricks, Thirteenth
street northwest, each 1000
Tbree'story brick and stable, nearly new, NJ
Three-story brick 40 rooms), New Jersey av-
near
Three-story brick, street, between Four
teenth aud Fifteenth streets northwest ....... 5000
Twostory and basement brick 20 rooms), 2l0
street northeast. ...,,,.,..,.,,,,... 4250
Three-story brick corner house. Capitol HILL. 3O0O
Two twostory bricks adjoining above each.,,- 2iO0
Twostory brick corner house, street north
Eight handsome thEee-story bricks, new, Six
teenth street northwest 1900
Ten room corner house. Twentieth street
Y I @ 49, SG9
Three-stoTy and basement brick, Eleventh
street northwest ,,,.,.,. $500
Three+story brick, Tenth street nOrthwest.".. 6OO0
Three-story brick and side lot. Tenth street
Four two.story bricks sixteenth street and
Pierce Place, each.. $500
And numerous others In all parts of the city.
LOTS.
Fine lot fronting iowa Circle, Is by So
Lots on Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth Fifteenth
Sixteenth seventeenth and Eighteenth streets north
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%ust anO :Fnunn.
TrsEFUL FEET

Y osT-sATuRDAY-GOL Fob, SLIDE, AND
i 4 charm. A reward win be paid by returning II To
0ls New York avenue after O'Clock. le53tF
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a1inni,A---nlint,IIun,nna

-ANTED IMNfEDTATELY-A 52INCH. YER
tcal fork Bicycle Address J. c., Republican
National Republican., 1883-06-05

TNHE HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE OF
Il The late n. II. stephen, at Bad0nsburg Tor sale
or lease with tho privilege or buying, Persons arc
Invited 10 visit the prenlses Address Mt. or Mrs,
JULES DREUpoNNE College Station, Prlnce
Georges County, Md. lel-l2tF
NOR SALE-AT A SACRIBlCE-A FINE
" grazing farm IN Maryland, miles nom Wash.
ton. bishop HILL, zoos street northwest. 23-tf
ANTED--EVERYBoD TO KNOW THAT
w the beat and cheapest place In the city TO get
JOB Printing done Is w Vhe National Republican
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11lonrp 10 goau.

Mooney no LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. Ap.
M ply 10 g. W. DAVIS, va Virginia avenue SOUTH
west le2-dA
M oNEY TO LOAN on REAL EsrATE ATTHH
IVA lowest rates. DANbNHOWEh d son, la2lF
street northwest nol3'u
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S0lnnltN. .sitnnlinns. frmnI..

YOUNG, RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
IN wishes situation nurse for child OF cham
bermaid work. Apply OF address 2I2l II street, ne-
ie5-3tF
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:fOr SaIe--Yuts.

,>>.-~~.-.~y>e>~---SS-,,I SS-~-~-~>~>~~---
NOR SALE-THn CHEAPEST LOTS NOW TO
IL ho bought in the District az Ivy City ESQ and up
wardsj 3OXl20j only f5 monthly, without interest.
ALONZO A, MAhlt, 1912 II street northwest, ieh-stt
CHEAP GROUND THAT WILL DOUBLE AND
ROHRER, @l n street. le2sts
NOR SALE-CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS,
IL one fthe choicest building lots IN Washington,
on street. near Vermont avenue, adjoining Japan.
ese minlsterA NJ. NJ. RoHRER, O2l street ie2-3ts
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0o1antto --EeIu- female.

UTANTED-AT oNoE. 90 COOKS, GENERAL
w workers q few ohambermaids, and nurses !
good wyges TOR servants with good references. APP
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VIZ TANTED-BY A COMPETENT WHITE Girl,
w nplace as nurse or travelling companion. Ad-
dress " ~, ktepublican Ofiice. iel.3tf
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@ranttn-SrIp-aTuIr.

WY ANTED FOUR ENERGETIC YOUNG
w men good pay to suitable ones, Call ut 1913 Il
street northwest. Room No. l, first ioor, 6stween
and ~ m. Bring reforenceA JAY b. SMITH.
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COrslCnnn

CoEslcASA, March S.--[Correspondence
me opera'houso was crowded last night 10
Its fullest capacity TO hear General Lee'slec.
ture. EVERYONE seemed well pleased with
the evenings enjoyment, and many were
enthusiastic over the generals abilities NO
an orator. AT the close Of the lecture ." ~
banquet wa. given the general at the Com
mercial hotel, where the mayor, alderman
and number of citizens toasted their hon,
oired guest. The general and party left ION on
this mornings train for Dallas ""
The Haverly Merry War Opera comro,,
Dora w. Wylie, the prima donna, will nns
pear with the company, all reports In tba
contrary Notwithstanding. w NAV
Eight hundred bales of cotto, voro
pressed and shipped to-day. Cotton Is com.
ing in slowly as the roads are too heavy
for hauling. '- WV "'a''
The Katie Putnam comranv will, NAV
lena the Mad cap" Saturday nishtat The
Two. colored men engaged in n spiri.ea
tracas in the Central freight yard this arsn'
ing. One was severely bruised and cut bv
an Old spade in the hands Of his adyersarv
The ,Anheuscr company's leo and bcer
mouse Is nearing completion, 0'
Inc health Of the town was nevcr helinr
]. d. Whitsclle is laying water pipes i from
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11

BOYD. Who is EMPLOYED A. the general
freight depot, has his mother. also Miss
A lien, sister of his wife, out from Missis-
sippi, making them a visit; will probably
remain several months. The Misses Mayer,
OF Henderson, are in our city visiting Their
sister, Mrs, l.. q. BrombeFg.
The public school Is nDurishing; the four
vefv couuetant teachers are Kent auite
bnsv inslrnetine lie great number OF puplls
und.r their care. they di-charge their dutv
well. There 4. 10 be erected here a line
mud commodious school bniIding
very soon. for this school.
our energetic and enterprising mechanics
Messrs. Newsome 4 Freeman, viii very
soon commence the "bir bridge which
Will add Greatly 10 the business Interest of
the city,
We had unite musical treat on Monday
evening last Mt the residence of DR.. A. t..
Patten from Professor Hiszwer. of Hender-
son; Mrs. ]. Y. Mcdaniel, nee Miss Mollie
Patten. and Minnie patten. We had sew
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lnthedesth OF Mrs. DR.. =. Esgon, which oc.
Cured Friday afternoon, her funeral taking
place yesterday afternoon, society has lost
one OF Its most charming, intelligent aud
sweetest members. A loving wife, fond
and devoted mother and q most deyout and
earnest Christian, her loss, while great TO
the social circle, makes avoid in the family
circle that fills with woe and anguish the
heart of q tender aud most loving husband.
aud ronds the bo.oms of her little children
with u misery that will Leave
It's impress through all Their lives. A kind
Father who doeth all things we'll, knowcth
best and those He loves He chastene,h. The
HeRAlp feels the inadeQuacy of words of
coincidence IN so great = sorrow, but in
common with this community expresses
earnestly its condolences and its sympathy
with the stricken ones IN their hour o,
bereavement and irrcpamble loss, Mass
was celebrated in the forenoon preceding
the burial ceremony, aud Father Mar.
tiniere otllciated at the obsequies.
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The reporter of the HERALD is under OBJ.
legations to Mrs. DR.. A, A. Johnson, for
two specimens of continental currency. In
shape they are very near square, and about
2N2 inches in dimension. They are lined
by heavy border and are printed on thin
cardboard. One is inscribed This bill of
Four Dollars thall cntitle the bearer hereof
TO receive gold or silver, ut tho rate of four
shillings and six-pence sterling per dollar
for the iatd bill according TO q refolye of
the Provincial Convention of MARYLAND,
held at the city of Annapolis, the 7th day
of December. l775" The signatures at.
tached are so dim as not to be discernihle.
The other is inscribed: mo. 927G, Ten
DOLLARS. by authority OF Congress at
Halifax, April 3D. l776" At the top of
the latter, in German text letters, are
the words, Mo Carolina Currency" The
signatures attached to 1t are also too faded
to he recognized. These bills descended to
Mrs. johnson from her great grandfather,
Major Madearis, who was commissary
during the Revolutionary war.
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LOCAL INNINGS.

A Familiar Confidence Game Worked Oace
More - Released ON WFit OF Hsb-as
Corpu. - some Ancient Coins aud Other
Cario-itiss-The Weather Gives Virgins
the Lie. Etc.
The HERALD has had occasion during the
pas several weeks 50 refer 10 what is known
as confidence games, which are being prac-
ticed quite vigorously on Texas trains. To
give our readers an idea OF the dextenty
with which these slippery gentlemen ply
their ayoeatlon. We will illustrate an in
stance that transpired On the west bound
Texas & Pacific passenger train between
Dallas and Fort Worth, on Thursday night.
An old man by the name Of Wood, from
Sparta, Georgia, wasa registered passenger,
with a ticket for Fort Worth where he in-
tended TO invest what means he com.
manded. As the train pulled out Of Ar
linRton, nicely attired fellow, OF plausible
address,, occupied the seat with he old man.
In short tirie aiother fellow came strag.
Cling down She aisle, and informed young
man No ! that his goods(2) were only
checked to Dallas, and il he desired them
rechecked to Fort Worth he would
have rs yield up $40 forthwith. This threw
No. l into paroXysm of dispair. He
averred that he did not possess a cent in the
world, but had a check, which he produced,
Tor 500, which he would have cashtd Ia
Fort Worth, and there liquidate his indebt-
edness. No, stated that he couldn't
walt, was memorable in his demand, and
threatened dire annihiation to his goods
and chattels. No. / then turned to Mr.
Wood, asked for the loan of $40 and
rendered the check IA security until they
reached the Fort. The old man readily
assented, gave up the money and accepted
the cheek, He has the check still, and
will continue TO have II for all the good 10
Is worth, Tho thieves Of course divided
the $40 The strictest vigilance should be
oGerclsed 10 delorL thosr stOmndrels.
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Charles lmbert, The lunatic confined in
the county jail, has nearly recovered his
mind. The old colored woman, Julia, pos
sSsses as much reason as she ever did. The
recent arrival. Charles Glenn, is more a
moAomaniac on the money question than A
demented person. There is another party
in the Jail, whose name has escaped the
memory of the reporter, who is also abou!
as sane rs he ever was. These four embrace
the sum total of the Affections of Dallas
county on the crazy issue, and one of these
is used for most excellent purposes.
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Resolutions of Regret and Con dolenec

The physicians of Dallas met at the city
hall on Saturday morning March 10, 1888,
at IL O'Clock to take action on the death of
Mrs. Eagon, the wife OF their esteemed
friend aud co-laborer, DR.. 8. Eagon. Meet.
ING called to orderssith DR.. s. Thruston in
the chair DIR. w, II, Sutton was chosen as
secretary. On motion, n committee of
three, consisting of Drs. ]. V. Childers. Y.
l., Thompson and J. NJ. Morton were An.
pointed to draft suitable resolutions, who
reported the following which were unanl.
mously adopted;
WlteREAs, 1t has pleased an all-wise
providence to remove from the side of our
professional brother, S. Eagon, his loving
aud devoted wife from the community a
christian whose hand was ever ready TO re.
lieve the distressed,
Resolved, first, That while We cannot UNI.
derStand this mysterious dspensation OF
providence, We know that the Lord is too
wise 20 err and too good to do wrong, there
lore we bow IN submission to His will.
Resolved, second, That we tender TO our
brother ana his little ones our warmest
sSnpathles IN thor sad bereavement.
- kssolved, ihird, That the physicians OF
Dallas attend the funeral in a body.
Resolved, fourth, That a copy OF these
proceedings be presented to DIR. Esran, and
handed to the HERALD and Tunes for pub.
lic,tion '"'
The following are appointed as pail.
bearers Dts, Allen, Locke, Mosely, John.
ston, Gillespie, Newsom
ga motion the meeting adjourned TO
meet at the residence Of DR.. Esgon Al
. ooIock ~ m, W, IL. surroS, NJ. b,
Secretary
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We have miniature copy of the Daily
Gazette OF August I'D, 1881, published at
ST. Joseph, Missouri,
This miniature copy was photographed
then clec,rotyped and printed on sheet @
inches by 5 inches, making four pages.
The letters are almost too small to be read
by the naked eye, but are clean.cut and
sharp, clear and symmetrical. The paper
is in six columns, and contains the usual
quantity OF advertisements and news items,
telcsrnphic dispatches aud editorials.
Tho Daily Gazette was bought when a
weekly, ny Mr.. 7. 5, POpts, now one of the
Eroprietors OF the Dallas HERALD, aud
Colonel James Cuudil, now editor of The
81. Louis Republican, which they ran sue.
cesslnlly Tor some time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
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b +. Green, OF Lancaster, gave notice
Yesterday morning at police headquarters,
that Friday night, while he wa. in high
state of intoxication he had been robbed Of
deeds, other valuable papers aud a rold
watch and chain. lie says that he met nm
with party who enticed him to attend n
dance Ola questionable character, and that
ne regained his senses yesterday morning To
hnd that he had been robbed. The poIce
ARE busy trying to ferret out the matter.