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u you Wi call vt sos Main strset we
will take pleasure In showing Won tho
ARREST assortment of holiday goods in
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wnnt some Sozodont" sid he.
Just out, " the cunning druggist said.
"but here's some powder known to he
As good Tue patron turned aud He'd,
Asking, "dn you uppo q don't
Know nothing equals y .zodunt?"
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Report of rhier M pnline-

City Marshal Arnold's report for oc,o-
Der shows tina 22i arrests were mazda
resnlting IN l21 convictions. The fines
~ essed amounted to S6Sj, of which Si32
was collected. '''-
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"rhe first step toward wealth." saws AN
sxchange, sis the chOice nf n good wife"
Inc tirst step towards health is to use
= Jacobs Oil for aches, spralns and
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Funeral Of Mr sonstrnni,-

DR. seastrunk. who died at his resi-
sence on Mnndnv, WAS buried vester-
\ env with deserving snlemnity by tho
R I'D Fellows and sisters OF Rebecca.
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OFFICIAL-CITY LAWS.

a N 0RDl NANuE ESTABLISHING THE
A lines aud width OF "A part of rolk street :
,SECIioN BE 1t ordained by The city
e GHilcil ~ me CITY of Dallas, That the pIop.
osltion OF NJ 5, II. Cockrell, proprietor OF
u sronln1, Is hereby accepted as a dedica-
u II, qua the laeso ok street are hereby
aortneast N section Of roS dlas aud Polk
sure ets; thence in iirect iiue easterlytJ the
sou! west corner OF frac 10 al lock No. IS
tnS hnrth Inc Of said street. The south inc
81 IoIk street shell begin on Poydras street.
~ ltet south u The first named point. and
! iehc run cHsttry parallel 20 HE first lie
tle Saint d sian G; thence north 10 The south
me Of iouhE street. At said southwest cor
B., el 81 Olork O. the north lines Of Polk and
Dung streets meet
SEC, 3 That the Beginner is hereby re-
CURED to me sure and properly work the
liEe' OIL SAID street rs n in defined
rect from ani a,tcr It's passage
Approved October -. 1891
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~ lht ~. 'ieprge; MT Wright. Mil
'f'Rt; 7 thiloress. Fornoy; Ed Kelly,
., a'oni g Ellison, Lynchburg, Va; ]
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FOR Brochiai. As,hmet.c. and Pulmonary
I - complaints.
1esi r''inark ahe curative pronnrties
eold only in isxps
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I All Constipation
And cosiiveness; certain cure. Giles
Fills. Sold ny druggists.
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Little Joker is tho best smoking
tobacco.
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L'Ott hENI-NEM ~ 50 DiS Enfip
= rooms, nNeniCni TO street car linc,
= ol vel, water aud shinp lc-iuuf 5 anle. win
dSlRl's Tor uVrscs aud = buggy ronuls. yery
rh,ap To- small family. App yin-, X Nts
sNinE, II. al tstuip Age /. ru lg,t MIN .,
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E4 ANTI d WOMAN ~ BD-g.I .l-,-.,t.
~ housework. Apply to tsn. y A,sr..N'.,'
%. Hnd fos Elm street, corn p ..yr''5'''D',N,
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Az MA Fu~lr, y As nySrl',-,.
~ or gIOunl-goud driNor-b5.i.p i'l. Is
ADDRESS =. Nc, ~, care Eeuald. ''s'lt ,,
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a iEb--IO Ell a WI.r 49,
lished business, paying an ex,,gcSsihi-
n,Iy ~, &c per cent and hgvins a nononoIv
aid - NAie Her
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l. ORkhN t-illrEENE UtlCH STuRE
nous $, SIZE .GNi0, situa Il on the Public
square ~ the city uf'Iy Ter; suitable Tor any
bIin,s'; terms liberal. fo Wuther infur-
matloni apply TO BERYFELp, } Ter, rox.
n,lD. Il
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1, %. thNi--IN u TURN. ROOMS.
WIN or without NOard cputfu ly .orntrd;
l'N.tnccs required. Apply 10 3l2 Griffin
'Nls npdI-
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l,UNkENT-nt * ROOM N STFLOOR
! ,vl Aim street Inquire OF George b,
,N,l'I' nOlS- Al
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white female htp, put in Snni a DIE
Gallon at once; we are now p ei AIRED e pm
hlsh good female help il a reasonable ,, iur-
street '"' Aiiuu
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VH ~ IA NlCG tuITAGE or 3
- M'S' rooms, near corner ui Hciiic ave-
anu Live oak StIr good undcrgrlmd
., fll ana p mp on gulary yud MliOt iImt
uanlN uh Rr"pe-Nin,s. AIpy at ,U7 live
.'''N -'l''t' uu4l-il
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY!
Brands advertised as absolutely pure
CoNT-AIg ANINxoNx
TpE TESr.

ace can top down on hot stove until heated then
CURED 20 detect the presence OF Ammonia ' ~ ~
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WANT

M ANThD--IF - y ~
w any kind, or If you want w.,,s or
klnd, apply a. once; we are con :; \, ~ any
ing helm in all parts of the cnf,ntrt' Fsac-
rLoi AENr DFEIcE. COZ Main ana l5i7 vi w
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M AN ED a GO d CUOk: \ ~ ~ Vs., -
W. err need. apply. a DAVIS. cu,i ~ u I u
acintO sis. N"'"er san
ug2.}s
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t,uK .kkNl-bl IhI SDt INVEST
q, LAND COMPANY, 20 Main s,iee,,
i1p, ~. ~ TX street, S-ru m houses, Ni;
y room, IS; corner RIOS, uN,nu, ana DER,
I,'nlH street ~ oom huUs uU hall, sl5; ON
- rNoud street, nor h of branch. I.r,u,,,
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Il IN NL rtN N.LN. 10 ttN, 49,
h'n sts.cL SiNsU, rinss font, win hnct
Nntu ana sirolt uttncrcc uouu.y on pocihc
NNtnuei olCO IN, hest lut ations Tor grncerv.
.,S soo'" or drug store In he city. For tcrios
Wv 'N F" WenN~"k, uol3 IA
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n no NI"N NtN HN..UIM no, Nr,
a 'enout house. lam aud pirc acrcs, On
b WI q" GtukGE iL piuNMAS, ,l8 Main
',' uu!itr
Il II .st-... .NE tuENi~nEO FRONT
" ~ ST. Ocl5if
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tuHkENl 90 r. lSHEu KOOMSWlrH
or "l'huui bnard, NJ 80 Patio ~rv ave,

i|NN NHtG--lN WFlL ~ RNISliFp
rouus, with board, suitable Tor Family.
az w ,9mmerrc St rat.. roou, an runucc-
e. 30" ".'N W"i>" Gbliif
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VoNulWI'y Fa."...... .r..-
F''f, "Hf "alf-. tp whom nul', for Hos.
tutlH'. AI..r.. $50.
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An GID HERO m WANT.
Major General John Benton Reduced
20 che Verge OF Starvation.
Frou the New York WerId.1

Generals Hancock, Terrell, Porter
and McClelland have been appointed A
Commit of Trust to relieve an old
soldier of the late war from falling into
want. The gallant hero is Major
General John Benton, who captured
Charleston.
His history" said General Terrell.
" is the strangest have ever heard of.
He is sen of a General in the Mexican
war. and comes of the same stock az
Senator Benton. He was educated at
West Point, where he was my chum,
He left the school, engaged in literary
pursuits aid married a wealthy lady If
Nashville. When the war came he
joined the North and was deserted by
his Southern wife and children, ami
disowned by his family. With heart
almost broken he did his duty, and was
made a captain In an Ohio regiment.
He took part in all the campaigns of
the war aud made brilliant record.
AT Murfreesboro General Benton
won his stars. being made Brigadier,
and at Chattanooga, Just afterward, he
was created Major General, and snper-
seeded General Rosecrans. being next TO
General Grant. Hi. career was now
stopped by his imperious temper, for he
offended Grant, aud BENTON was kept in
the background. However, in a short
time the fortunes of war brouoh, him
under Sherman, with whom he marched
dows to the sea, and entered Charleston
before the main body Of troops appear
ed. Benton, always high spirited, was
reckless TO an extreme, because of his
domestic difficulties, and immediately
after the investment If Charleston he
had quarrel with General Sherman.
and lie was court uiartialed. No csn-
viction followed, but be resigned and
left the country.
Renton was next heard from in the
Russ~,- Turkish war. where he command
ed division of Turks, and was the
backbone of the defence of Plevna. He
was suspended, however, and narrovly
| escaped being stranQled as a friend of
| Mehemet Ali. After that be departed
in Disgust for America. He has been
getting poorer ever since he arrived.
His literary ability has left him inst
enough power 20 earn a little nov and
then He Is too pro1d TO seek for help
and make himself known, and although
| he seemed 10 have q little money when
| lass SAW him, q few weeks ago, he now
has none. He applied to me 20 see il |
could not save him from disposing of
bis sword Said he: i have never
dishonored IL /; it Ia bright and has been
my companion for many years. and
do not want - sell it. but xill be com
PEELED II cannot get little money.
am old nov and weak cannot uora
hard. have lost my home. my friends
NV country, and without the grace ol
God to keep me up would sink i'm ths
bottomless pin Hrlp me. old friend, ii
you cam
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a Disappointed Lever.

George Wolf, Jr., bookkeeper for Z.
g. Lyons Il Co., wholesale liquor deal
ers, Is reported missing. He ~as lately
elected Treasurer of the French Aid
Society. His accounts are stated to be
in perfect order, and the only reason as
sirned for his disappearance is that he
was refused in marriage by a young
lady, and that he has taken the matter
50 greatly to heart thai be has CON-
mitted suicide.
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7 HAVE TINS DAY SENT TO THE
Il care OF Alfred Snyder, commission
merchant Of Seattle, W. T.. . splendid
assortment Of Tulip bulbs linked colorsl.
70 be sold At the low rate OF twenty-five
cents per Dozen From now to the mid
die OF November will do 10 plant them.
For further instructions consult any
good Floral Guide.
MRS. MARTHA HOSKINsON.
Eagle Harbor. Aug. Is au3idwew
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PACIFIC COAST.
Criminal or Unfortunate.

SAN FRANoIsco. Sept. 26.-Edgerly,
bookkeeper for G. +. McDermott, was
arrested last night charged with en-
bezzling $4,000 of his employers
money. EdRerly denies the correctness
o: the amount, stating that it il only
S3i2, which he used with McDermott's
sanction and which he offered to give a
chsck for, payable the following day,
but which McDermott refused
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TEE PALACE
CLOTHING Emporium,
SIG and S1S Front street.
The largest exclusive Clothing House i'm Seattle.

To be found i'm the Territory Everything marked i'm
plain figures. No trouble to show Goods, and every
thing guaranteed represented. Our stock com
prises i'm part follows, which have been marked
down i'm accordance with the present hard times
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Mary Thornton, Of New Brunswick,
N. j.. was engaged to be married to X.
j. Langan, a hotel proprietor. bat ran
away two days before the time appoint
ed for the ceremony, leaving = note AK
ING him 10 Be a good boy for brides
sake. signing herself Your Sugar Pium.'
he prompsly had bis sugar plum arrest
ed ON the charge Of stealing tbs wedding
presents.
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WANTED.

COCO ON IMPRovEDcITY PROP
tDOOO erty; viii pay good interest.
. and %. Yesler. isary Siosf : p. o. box
81. Seattle. W.T.. ssi7 I'm
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Payment Refused.

DUBLIN, Sept. 6.-The corporation of
Limerick today reiscted by Is to 9 a
proposition to provide for the payment
OF the special police tax as reduced by
the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. The
mayor announced that Patrick Egau,
President of the Irish National League
IN America, mad eabled his approval of
their action.
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ON wall street.

Nsw YORK, Sept. &.-Government'
strong aud higher (; railways u Fraction
lower. Stocks opened strong on the i'm
proved outlook for n settlement of th'
railway difficulties. and prices advanced
y TO 2h per cent. In the afternoon
the market was quiet and hrm. Be
tween and 3 O'Clock a weaker feeliai
prevailed ON large sales of Sc. Paul
said to be for Western accounts. Re
ports were again ourrent regarding th'
issue of debenture bonds by the New
York Central, and this excited an an
favorable effect. The market close,
weak. Compared with last night, clos
ng prices are to per oent higher
except st. Paul, Laekawanna, Misssur
Pacific, Jersey Central, Union Pacii
and Pacific Mail, which are to i pc
cent lower.
Meeting Of the Tripartite.
CmcAoo, Sept. Is. - The genera
freight agents of the lines which ar
parties 10 the tripartite agreement me
Today and formally approved Of tn
rates agreed upon by the recent
formed pools, which practically supel
seds ID.
The representatives of the lines /
sne franscontinental Association held
session here today. and without traf
ssctinR any business of Importance
Der LIST.
IL has just transpired that on th
sosh instant st. Paul gave the require
i've days notice of withdrawal from Oh
1ssouri river passenger agreement
Twas, however, induced to temporaril
,undfaw IL, and a meeting to consids
grievance will be held on the ~
Instant.
Fatal Accident.
Ear PA. }, Sept. a6.-Special report
nt from here today, saying that
rlsons were killed by falling gran
sano, are totally false. Late this q
Ioon guy, supporting the franz
,S otA OF balloon being sent mp frol
s ue grounds Of the Erie County Fsi
pS,,, crushing the skull OF Samuel
sh,nsn, q prominent farmer living
~ limits of this city, and killing hi
~a. saantiy. IL also struck Jemes wad
IN farmer of Girard, Pennsylv
s. ~, inluring hin seriously, but n
ts ~ W. p. Edwards, secretary
Asr'saisursi Society, had his brss'
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on for the War.

LONDON, Sept. 26.-The contingent of
guards who are going to Egypt to form
part of the camel corps left for Ports
mouth today. A thousand persons wit
messed their departure, and cheered
them heartily. The rest of the volun.
teers for the camel corps, TO the num-
Der of 500, left Aldershet today.
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have known, are taxing al active hnu
prominent part in the National contest.
| augur from II good results. Again l
tender you my thanks for the very kind
reception you have given me, and bid
Won good night" TCheers.l
Before &. o'clock Monumental Park.
opposite the Federal building, the stand
from which Blaine was expected 10 re
view the procession was densely packed,
and thousands were going away disap
pointed. because they could not md
standing room in sight of the stand.
AZ 80 Blaine was escorted by the local
committee to the Federal building,
vherea considerable number of ladies'
and gentlemen were presented 10 him.
While he was waiting the procession for
a fev minutes, he stood surrounded by
friends al she window and looked out,
some one outside recognized him and
ahouted his name. Immediately there
were general and urgent cries OF
.Blaine,- and he was forced 10 retire tu
an inner room till the time should ar
rive for him 20 appear on the stand.
About 10 o'clock, Blaine and Logan. 40
oomuanied by ex Governor Foster. ex.
senator Hamlin and other distinguished
men. went out to the front OF the stand
and stood there uncovered, while the
people cheered. yelled and made al
Kinds of enthusiastic demonstrations
By this time not merely the park. bn'
All the adjacent streets were filed VIII
| 4 surcing mass of humanity. and When
the proce ssion began 10 force iss va,
| throuyh. the scene became excitinE
| and alarming, because there were man,
ladies. ana considerable number o.
old and a very large numser OF yoane
people in the crowd. and it seemed IKE
~ that some of them would be throws
down and crushed. However, nothins
Of that kind occarred. and the process
sion made lis way through. ana va
s,ill pNssiag and being reviewed by tn
candidates al haIf-psst IL o'clock. III
said that about 1900 from the intsricl
towns came in for this occasion, AM
some OF the clubs taking part In th'
procassion came from places 40 mile
distant. Before the review began 10
can spoke briefly frosa one OF IN
stands, and speeches we're made BY ssv
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04

THE COURT RECORD.
business Transacted by tho District Ju-
dietary Yesterday.

Circuit Court--Judge MdcArthur.-Joyce VS..
Keyser; judgment by defendant. Mclean VS..
Hammond d Co.. referred to J. ]. Darlington by
agreement. Sugru vs. Martin; verdict for plaintiff
for $3.50. Mills e Gibbs vs.. Duper; order of COM
mission to take testimony. Cohen VS.. Fitzgerald;
on hearing.
Equilv Court-Judge Jdmes.-White vs. Doyle ;
time to file answer extended. Clssell VS.. Kaiser
reference to auditor ordered, Merrttys Geyer re-
strainng order, returnablc Jan. 10. granted. clark
VS.. O'Ilare; pro coniesso VS.. certain defendants
aud testimony ordered taken. Mitchell VS.. Wrose
J. Williamson appointed trustee to release. Reis-
ner VS., o Hare; pro conesso VS.. certain defend.
ants and testimony ordered taken. Baltimore ana
Potomac railroad company vs.. Morgan; restrain
ing order discharged and bill dismissed. James
VS.. Acton bill dismissed as to Morris keim and
trustees. Warner vs. Edison. Herbert vsWillams;
pro confcsso VS.. certain defendants and rule on
commission Of idiot defendant.
Criminal COuit.-JudDe WWie.-John Il. Loudon
and Henry Scott, rape; verdict notguilty. Emory
Parker, HOUSEKEEPING, order to restore property
Joseph Mason and Henry Dodson, housebreaking;
sentenced to reform school during minority.
Robert Dent, Abraham NJ. Smith, and Pleasant
White, robbery; on hearing.
COURT CALL
General Tcrni-Chtef Justice Curncr, justices
Hdan6r and Cor.-Nos. l0l and l02.
Circuit Court-Justice acknowledgement
unchanged,
Equity Cout.-Jud0e Jdmes,No assignment
Criminal Court-Justice Wylie-No. l3lO1.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04

81 i5lE@l 1871. Corn-Southern steady and quiet;
western higher and dull southern white, 5i0
58H@59l6c; January, js91o hid; February, 6l@62ci
March, G2@G3c; May, 63%@65lac. Oats scarce and
firm; southern, 3S@l3o; western white, dOgt2c;
do. mixed, 3s93gc Pennsylvania, 8s@i2c. Rye
firm at 736D75c. Hay dull, without change prime
TO choice Pennsylvania and Maryland Sl3 600
10 90. Provisions firm but unchanged; mess pork,
Slb 80 bulk meats shoulders and clear rib sides,
packed, 7dSlSc; bacon shoulders, 7l6o clear IT'D
sides. 9lSo hams, 1l%@l5o. Lard-Rehned, lOo:
93jc, Eggs quiei fresh, &c; picked, lgg2lc.
Petroleum unchanged refined, g@gIEcc; Coffee
Sugar firmcr; A soft &C. Copper-Renned quiet at
HH@1ilSc. Whisky steady at 81 1901 lSl2.
Frelghts to Liverpool per steamer unchanged
Flour 2,O7l barrels; wheat 1900 bushels; corn,
1900 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels. shipments
None. snles-Wheot, $4,000 bushels; corn, 2,OOC
bushels.