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Another oinciai Gone To Wrong.

WAsnIN ton, June IL. Daniel CORR.
gan, Chief Clerk of the Bureau of Modi.
cine and Surgery of the Navy Depart
mcnt, and T.. G.. kukwood, clerk of the
same bureau, were arrested tonight,
charged with defrauding the govern
mcnt by means of forged Vouchers for
supplies, which have been negotiated
by outside parties. The frauds extend
over Il period of several years, but the
extent is not yet known.
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WANTED,

WANrEn-A HOUSE OF SEVEN or
w eight roonis, pleasantly nnd conNon-
/ ienilN locaicd, Address or Apply lubfnN't
H. niNrEn 3 Co., Main street ilN-li
llfANrEn-A POSITION A. CHAMBER.
W maid In n hotel In ur put oiine rliNi no
boarding houses need uddrrss, Addrc,. III.
q. W. r., care Herald oiiicc. iclp.it
lNASTED--Bl TENAh STONE COM
w pnny, lagood lahorcrs "a work nj quarry,
and one blacksmith, near Miilsnp. Enquire
AT Nil Main street, Jls-lw
~ ANTED-TO INV ESrTWO OR THREE
w thousand dollars In some legitimate,
aulrod. Address, ApvEnrIsEn, care this
Oiiicc lI,-.t
WANTED TEN BRICK LAYERS
w steady job all summer Ia good, steady
mcni wages, (, per day F'o' hHowN' ION;
XV'ANrED-nN TEXAS STONE COM
w pnny, ~ good lnborcrs Ia work AT quarry,
aud one blacksmith, near Millsnp Inquire
nj IN Main street Nv
IVA NTED-sEtOND-H MOsiEY,
w pcbold or Hall safe 10 Sclgh about
lIRos, n
w ANTED-A Fii,sr-C LAsscoOk,w WHO
w viii also wash aud iron, In small nm
lily; good wages VIII bD paid To one ihlly cont
pctcn,. Apply nj laO owe street. mnys-tf
w ANTED-A CTlNE MEN no CANVASS
w tor oar subscription books In every city
ana connly IN Icxas; liberal terms and per-
mnncnt 81 ploymcnt given. call ON or nd
drcs. ]. " 'rRoNG, or Main street. n,areI-tf
XX'AHCtD-YOu 40 sroP AT THE Ma
w r..--AL HOTEL, orst-clnss ncconmo.
dntlons mt reasonable raics-ONLN ONE
DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE GENTS
PER DAY. The buildings brick, with three
stnlrwnys Ia cnsc OF fro, Located In the susl-
ness portion of the city, only one square rom
strcci-cur line, aud one square from Texas
Pacific Rad Missouri Pacific depot. Con-
vcnicnt Ia passengers coming or going ever
either road, once open a. night Guests are
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NOTICES

NyOTICE-ON ACCOUNT OF OUR RE-
~ moval, we have discontinued our bust
ness here. Parties who have claims against
MS will please present them for settlement
this week. We take great pleasure In an
nouncing that we shall be succeeded In the
grain and commission business by +. Il.
Jones, and we can assure our business friends
who have so literally patronizcd us that our
successor win In all respects show himself
worthy of their liberal patronage.
nppENHEIMEn .G
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One Block S. of Santa Fe Depot
DALLAS, TEXAS.

Are prepared to do all kinds Of IRON
WORK on shortest notice. Fine work n
speciality. Repairing Machinery, Iron and
Brass Castings, and in fact everything I'm the
line executed and finished IL n manner equal
to the best shops in the whole country.
Models made 10 order. Don't forget we have
the Best Machinery and most skilled work.
men In Texas. Contracts for the iron work on
all kinds of machinery desired. Don't forget
the place ifyou want good, substantial work
done at living prices.
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University Of Virginia

SUMNER LAW LECTURES mine weekly
begin 10Th July, 1884, and end 10Th september.
Have proved Of signal usc-isi, 10 students
who design to pursue their studies nj this or
other law schools: "a, 20 those who propose TO
read privately; and 81, to practitioners who
have not had the advantage Of systematic In
slfy Of virginia. TO John d Minor Prof. Com.
and State Law.
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The New York Independent Rcp,fence %

The New York Independent Rcpfence of
New YORK, June T..sA was held to-
Independent RcpXce of J. w. Harper,
night In thavenue. The Boston delcga-
onNeft town Immediately after the adj
journment of the conference. George
William Curtis presided. Carl SchurZ
presented series of resolutions, all of
which. with the exception of one in
structing committee. are taken
bodily from those adopted by the
conference in Boston. From New York
Tribune's report, Mr. Schurz said:
"rhere were quantities of Republicans
who would gladly avail themselves of
the opportunity to express their anti
Blaine sentiments 10y joining any move
ment that promised concerted action"
Mr.. NJ. story, of Boston, said: 1--WE are
united to rebuke corrupt men and cor
rupt methods. In politics. not vital to
the question at issue, We propose to vote
generally with the Republicans.
We are willing to join the
Democrats in putting such n
man a Cleveland, applause or
Bayrad Iapplausel in the presidential
chair. our first duty is to induce the
Democrats to put up good man; our
second, to help them elect him." Stuart
Ward, of Philadelphia, knew of not II
single Independent there who had de-
clared for Blaine. George p. Sanger, of
Buffalo, said committee of the strong
est men of that city was ready to come
out for the movement. Henry. Rich
cock, of Illinois, said he spoke for
constituency which was sure
10 give $1,000 majority for any
Democratic candidate. This was
not party movement, but
a protest against abuse of party power
kCol. y. w. Higgenson, of Boston, said
Eylane could not secure the Republican
ectors of Massachusetts. Other re-
Arks Of similar import were made.
Curtis, In closing the meeting, said:
,,ust be long pull, IL should be a
q pull, and we are all agreed 1t
be a pull all together. In that
md heartily thanking our friends
Aer cities. declare the meeting
>" Letters were received and
Augustine Smith, Prof. Felix
Bristow, Henry A. Oakly,
d Beecher and several others.
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s. p. ROWE. BIN. MADDOX.
Ho for Mineral Wells !!

Palo Pinto County, Texas.
SIP. ROwE& co.'s Daily Stage, Omnibus
and Hack Line to and from Mineral Wells
and Millsap. connecting closely with all
trains We have only first -class outfits, strive
To please and guarantee satisfaction.
livery and Feed Stable In connection. Good
attention given TO transient stock. Special
Inducements offered in the transfer OF COM
mcrcial men and others 10 any part of the
country.
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Look for Yourself
Beware of slow-acting limitations of
i,cnson's Capcine Porous Plasters. Word
Capcinc cut in the genuine.
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worthy OF their liberal patronage.
A. OPPENHEIMEE Il co.


who have SO literally patronized us that our
successor win In all respects show himself
worthy of their liberal patr ,,n,g rr :, co
W-NOTICE-HAVlNG SUCCEEDED
Messrs. a. Oppenheimer 4 Co. In business,
we hope 10y fair dealing and punctuality to
merit u continuance of the patronage of the
friends of the old house. In addition 10 the
business of our predecessors, we shall keep
keep on hand II fun and complete supply of
all kinds of feed, which Will be delivered 10
any part of the city promptly, upon order,
free of charge. We would inform all our and
his friends that Mr.. a. T. Obenchain, who IL
well known to the trade, viii take charge OF
the Office. r. u. JONES
NOTlCE-B1DS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at the Office of the City Secretary until
o'clock p. M, June 90 1884, for feeding the
June 20, 1854. W. +. PARRY, City Secretary.
NOTICE-UNDERA AND by AUTHORITY
~ of n resolution adopted by the council of
the city, Of Dallas, June 2 ISL sealed propo-
sails VIII be received at the Office of the city
secretary until 3 o'clock p. M, September /,
1891, for lighting the city either by gas or cleo
tric light for period Of two years, from and
after Noysp rIsh, 49, isl The city , council
jel2-tf w. II. PARRY, City Secretary.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
~ The undersigned, whose residence and
postofiice is at Dallas, Texas, having been
duly appointed administrator of the estate of
j. b. Stcrmienger, late of Dallas county, de-
ceased, Mt a regular term of the county court
ofsaid county, held for probate and other like
purposes, on the 3lst day of May last, hereby
notifies all persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them duly
authenticated within the time prescribed by
law or they will be postponed as the law
directs. Ed. &. SMITH, Admir-.
This June 8. 1891.
NOrICE-LErrERS TESTAMENTARf
~ on the estate of Mrs. l.. Il. Goldthwaitc.
deceased, having been granted TO me on the
9Th day of May, 1884, persons having claims
against said estate must present the Same
within the time prescribed by law. My =. o.
address is 5oi Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
J. +. GAYLE, Executor.
NOTICE-TO BUILDERS AND COM
IN TRACTORS.
Sealed proposals are invited for the building
of st. Mary's Institute (the Episcopal college
for girls) nj Dallas, Texas. Plans and specin-
cations can be seen Mt the Office Of Larmour
a McComb's, architects. Bids must be delv-
cred to Richard Morgan. Jr., secretary, ON OF
before July LIST, 1881. Privilege Is reserved OF
rejecting any or all bids.
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Dobbins' Securing Polish Is i ia pans
thing in the world for sic" finest thing
and all kitchen ing dishes and pans in
for using III w.for sale by A. Il. Bouche,
hard WatGt.
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FOR RENT

NOR RENT-NEAT COTTAGE, SIX
II rooms, stable, buggy-house. garden and
good water, on HARDWOOD, between san ia
JONES, Cotton Buyer. jelS
NOR RENT-HAIF OF a TWO-STORY
II double house, most pleasantly and con-
vcniently situated, or would rent three nicely
furnished rooms For particulars call nj Ill
Griffin street, near Caruth. ma3l-tf
NOR RENT-PARr or A HOUSE TO
II RENT, rooms, kitchen and servants
room, or rooms to rent; reference required.
Inquire mt 72l Pacific avenue. jc3-tf
NOR RENT-A NICE FURN ISHED ROOM
II cool and pleasant, Mt S0i jackson street,
one minutes walk from depot. ap3O-tf
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4 Chnrnctcri,tic chicago scene.

CHICAGO, June l7.As voting was
about 10 begin ut one of the polls in the
First district, whore there are two fac
tons, several mon of one faction rushed
into the room, seized the ballot box,
and throw IL to the floor. The box burst
ing open, 100 or 80 tickets were scattered
on the iloor. The attacking party claim
thc box was stuffed. The Judges claim
that the tickets were thrown on the floor
by one OF the intrudors. The box was
taken To the police station. What gives
the mattcra sensational character is the
fact that j. &. Maxim, Democratic organ
iZcr of the city, was one OF the Judges
and that the leaders of the invaders was
Aldcrmnn Whoclnn. of Tho Wrist Mard
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CHRONICLES OF KILDARE.

An English RcvivaIist Stirring up the Sim
ners-Notabses Present-The Crop Out
look.
KILDARE, June To- Correspondence !
-Thc,Revcrend A. Stockbridge, late from
England, occupied the Methodist pulpit
here to-day and discourscd of the fasci-
mating beauties of the Christian hope 10 a
large and attentive audience, among
them several interested persons from
neighboring cities, to-wit: Col. y. III.
Hutchinson, of the Queen City d Sabine
Pass railway, and the junior member Of
the large firm of Hunt & Son, Queen City;
DIR. Spearman and lady, of Atlanta; DIR.
Stallcut, of jefferson; the Misses Morris,
of Atlanta, and Mr.. X. NJ. Galloway, Of
the Great Nogul Saw and Planning mills
at WAYNE. Our city was also honored
by the presence of Miss Addie Morris, oc
Richmond.
The Little Elephant ice factory and
soda water bottling company will he
formally opened tomorrow for the puc-
lie.
Weather very warm. Crops promis-
ing.
Something not Onen Said for n Patent
Medicine.
FoRT SMITH, Arm
This serves TO certify that have used
smiths Bile Beans in my family, and
found them to be fully what is claimed
for them. Very Truly,
u. ID. GABRIEL.
For sale by all druggists.
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ls now Imported from Cuba, the ohloc-
Hon therefore, arises rather nom npprc-
hpnrlou la the doNclopcmont of Mexico
m the production of these two articles
rather than from any considerable in-
purtuiion ON the present time. Tho pros
pcet ol interference II evidently too re-
mote 90 weigh against the great adNnn-
tngcs which will accrue To MS from the
admission OF our manufactures free of
duty into Mexico. Mexico II the cato
through which this country viii find It's
connection with the Central aud South
American States. The time has arrived
whom we must adopt aContinontal policy,
laying It's foundation broad aud deep
In mutual interests of intimate
commercial and political sympnthios.
Tho Monroe Doctrine must bo asserted
and enforced. II IL essential for our
sympathy, us we'll rs our growth, that
We shall exercise a controlling influence
In the affairs of the Western world. II
may not he desirable that We should cN-
tend the limits of our soVoringty he
Nond our own borders, hut every meas
/ uro which tends to establish closer re-
lation with our noighbors, To create
mutual interests, To the development OF
common hopes and syinpathios
ana to tic us more closely
together in support of the principles
of free government and progress of
uHlihil llb'iN' NHhulh ht 'ntoulaetus ~
Is for this reason that the treaty with
Mexico marks an era in the progress of
the Western world. We have only to
cultivate peace and good will with our
noighbors and accept every opportunity
for free intercourse and free exchange In
order To complete the demonstration
HAT the blessing which crowned the
unrestricted commercial intercourse of
the States of our Union with each other
may bC extended, EnioNpl bv all tho
people of the Western world. not only In
peace aud security but without peril to
their political existence AZ q free and in
dcnCudput nation
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Cheapest Gas Light Ever Known

Having bought the exclusive right TO con-
troll Woods Automatic Daylight Gas Ma
chimes and Little Wonder, In Texas and the
and the public to call ut 707 Elm street
Southwest Land Oficc) where our Office Is
temporary, and examine the machine, and
leave your orders. We guarantee them In
every particular, and are having them manu-
featured for the present In the north, but rs
soon ms arrangements can be made, VIII
make them In Dallas. ID. NJ. CLOVER,
General Agent Texas Machine Co.
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NOR SALE OR KENT--A FlRST-CLASS
Il brand new piano; will sell ON the INSTALL
mcnt plan. Apply TO 36l Ross Avenue.
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NOR SALE - SALOON FURNITURE,
il comprising counter, shelving and ice
chest, ms good as new; viii sell very cheap for
cash. Address =, HERALD Office. aprt-tf
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L'OR SAII--TWO DESKS, ONE l,nO
Il pound scale. Office chairs, line delivery
rENnEiMEKS Go, Corner Lamar and camp
streets. lcls-3t
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NOR SAIE-OW1NG 10 Ml ABSENCE
u for n protrncied time, uiier for sale my
mare and buggy; perfectly gcrtlc and fine
deliver. Apply To Martyrs Stable, Main
street. JOHN ELLIOTT, lunl7-tf.
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L,oR SALE--NEW AND SECOND HAND
j. spring wagon for sale nj "A bargain. Cali
at iJ1 Elm street. llylS-2t.
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Increased acreage of small grain; corn
30; wheat, 10; oats, 90; eottonf, air; crop tw
weeks late; business prospects very fair
farmers doing well.
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c1sc1ssAr1: o. June % Cotton duh at ll,.c.
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Personal n EhTlON.
News and GOssip IN kelatlon TO varlous

News and GOssip In helatlon TO varlous
People.
Mr.. Il. NJ. GillilaHd left las. evening for
the West on pleasure hip. fa5
Mi. w. w. Jackson returned from Park
ersbutg yesterday afternoon. rs
Miss a. Virgihia Hupp Is attending the
colleges commencement at Washington, Pa
Miss Ada Ploc,er. OF Gilman, Ills is the
guest OF Mlss Maggie Larkin, on Uhapline
street, South Side. III. 4 IS. :. Il GitI. d
Mrs l. Y. Hamilton, Of Washington, Pa,
ia al the Mcclure. hhe 10 here for the pur.
pose OF attending Mt. de Chantal's Dstrlbu-
lion to-day. ..zt. 4. 49,.
Hon, Caleb Borgess., OF Clarksburg, Hon.
John A. Hutchinson and Nj. w. l.. Cole, OF
paikersosrs are amorg the distinguished
West Virglnians IN the city. 80 &s-;4t
Hon. c. P. T. Moore, ex.Supreme Court
Jnuge OF Mason county, arrived in the city
yesterday. HecorueB 10 take his two daugh-
,ers home for the vacation. They are at Mt
de Cuaatal. Il l{F9D
Frank Hupp will return home the last Of
this week from the Washington and JeffeI-
son college, and will spend tie summer va
ca.iou in visiting Norfolk, Richmond, and
the resorts on the seashore.i 5l.:7 49, n.
Mr.. Frank Hsnnig, Wheeline's rising
actor, arrived home yesterday, and will spend
his sum mel. vacation with his parents in this
city. He will sgain BIZ member Of Thomas
W. Ksans's dran,stic company next season.
J.. H. and J. L. Gloniger, Mrs. Israel NO
Cullougn and Mis-, Marlon Volght, of ALLIE.
gheny, and;Very Rev. j. Hecky. OF Brac-
docks, registered ~ the Mcclure House last
evening. They will attend The Mt dc Chan
tai Distribution lhis morning. ~. 5tt1f VA
Rev. Father Tracy, OF Weston, one OF the
mot genial, whole.souled members of the
Catholic clergy in this Diocese, and Raw.
Father Reynolds, 81 Doddridge county! are
IN the ci'y for the purpose of attending the
Distribution to-day st Mt de Chantal. n:
Dr.. W. J. Bland, Superintendent Of the
Weston Asylum, accompanied by several
guards and nurses, arrived in the city, last
evening and registered at the Mcclure. he is
on rip through this end Of the State re-
storisg cured patients and gathering up new
ones who have been confoed In iails Or have
been under the close watch OF friends.
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TO, CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS.

The Beard Of Public Works having rejected al
bids offered At the ininer lelllrg ann tted 10
advertisement. OF tho lutu so! TIC wCTE, Dotlteh
hereby given that SEALEu PKUpuS IS Will 20
received BY the Board Of rubl!c Works q The ;,sse
OF West Virginia., uuiil't hour OF Y o'csoSE,
meridisn. on tha u h day OF June. 1881. loi ne
completion OF tho alterations In and additions 70
tho State House In The CAY VI Charleston ID &C,
cOrdRnce with the plan and specifications 1907 eAla
ps pIe pSsh G BIN at md sse awe
now deboslted a. raid state House, Whtie lhey
may be seen, and expluir ed BY tne atcaltec! ~
charge BIDDERS In making proposals sEo eitec'ea
Ia take OF the State The mat nal now on baud
purchn cd by the STATE to be uSed In line c1is ins-
i'm OF said building and the 'stEim@ vs!Se
ther OTIS " BIZ deducted flo1i the SUI. lot whnh
the work II proposed IN be done. htdGlr Of
the kind and t,antiiy OF said material. and iaetp.
p!oximIte value thereof, may be seen al pc onTe
81 ihe 50, Rotary Of rtate, A. there ieRsiLs o1n
$4,000 o. Of the appropriation applicable 10 'hs
further cot stiucti0n II susd woE, We rhoa
whoee bio may be accept, d IL TO OK t'iunr "
prophatIOns b, the lepitl!tuIc lot pa men. iys
work 10 10 be p'riOtned by him, Alto vac ia"1g
aud mate Isl now Oh hand tE.ll have lSh "a,
hausted. Such money aid ma Crihl on htlg m w
used In the further construction Oi sd b l'u!.k
and such tar Thereof tsms, o-di Sic ., .se
architect In chsrsu 1horeron to Whoa me gu,
tact may 30 awarded WI % IT nI,iea t ~ S 10
be approved by the rOatd. co dli)nlu ~ 'Io w.
faithful pero nance o. the contfsCt, AID "An ~,
di lonal stcui ity len pc. ccntup oil sNe y n,an
estimates OF thu architect Oi'thc SOrb lcf'1he9'
will DO reaesved until the completion Of the eil"
Ing.
The Board reserves tho right to re,c. AlyG,a!
BIDS ihould It deem 1t 10 TIL iIlelc,l Ct &ea'A
10 do 10 -gI
Proposa'o TO be endowed "Plopes!s 70; ny
oil the State House Al thI go ~
TO be oepoaited W III or iorwRided 10 ih Gao.'
signed At tho once Of the Secretary o! s""'
! 900 RANDOLPH sTALHAsER. H.,
leo IN $50 s.cie,sIy OF The L0Go1
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supre,n Q Cour, Of a App ) penIr,

- a.ut" bupEelno SuuEA "a AppeNtf, |N.sft'sfs
3. This court met yesterday at 10 Am with
!. all the judges present Y R, H, ber. Smith
and G. w. Neal, Of Parkerabure;E 4 al d r.
/. Patterson, Of St. Mary's were admitted 10
practice in this court. "
{ In the, case Of Gore vs.. Cunningham,
from Wood county, a moiionto dismiss was
docketed. - ~, - Nj " Z tii
rs Jones & Hsnes vs.. Cochran Bros, from
Peasants county, writ Of certiorari al
lowed; 3, "a z <. ( ~,
Poe Us. Grub, from Moeongalia county;
dismissed on motion Of the appellant. ;S,. 4,
The case OF NJ. A. Jelly vs. William Dis,
Recorder, etc Wood county, was again
continued. and the following cases submit.
ted: w. G. H. Core Va john MARBLE, from
Plessan,s county;t State Tor use, ETC., VS.
S.A. Rawson, from Peasants county; G. W.
Hutchinson va, city Ct Parkerabury, and
Martin Hare vs. same, from Wood county:
Ohio River railroad company va Solomon
Harness ct al, from Peasants county:
Paul Cooks administrator Va. s. Van
Wrinkle ct al, from Wood county; joseph
E. Park va Ulster & Is kanswha Oil Co..
from Writ county; @. Storrs at al. vs.. Adam
Feick ct al, and ]. W.SWardlipgi va. Straw
& Morton, both from Wood county. 5}i8'
Adjourned till 10 A. y. Wednesday.