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ICE AND BEER.

Yesterday Mr.. james v. Btitton, Mr..
Morgan Jones. Mr. II. p Cowan and other
gentlemen IT means, hat a consultation az
the Grand Windsor motel with Mr.. W II
A Grams, land commissioner al the Fexa
e Pacific railroad company, relative 20
| asirg grounds on the line ~ toe road In
ID las and Fort Worth GA which to erect
ice factories and brew .ri.s the object OF
these gentlemen IL 10 80 intn tae manutsc c.
ture OF ice aud lager beer sxieusiveiy, anu
as soon "a they can accomplish the view
they have In mind they will "a 10 work IN
earnest so as T., meet the summer demand
for ice and beer The breweries will be- ruD
in conjunction with wss'ern hreweries.
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ANOTHER Bi,Ea< FOR 1T.

A special In ny mornings HERALD
from washington, states ,bat The pos -oiiGe
If CASTOR, in Eitt Dail.s. of which Mrs.
Mccormick 10 or was po, tmistress, has been
discontinued, aud that here ,fier the East
Dial asites will nave to come down TO moth
err Dsllas or Dallas prope, to got
their mail, which they have been
doing all slong. 30 far as that ia concerned.
A petition is now being circulated for sig
natures asking that Mrs. Mccormick be
appointed postmistr~se OF Dallas proper
"Cullen" post sffices from the government
bill side 10 not 10 easy as gathering dog ten
mel in COW lot. Tue indications are that
the garrison Ia safe.
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RELIGIOUS.

There will be three services AZ the Gum.
bertrand Presbyterian church by Rev. X. g.
Pearson, OF Nashville. Tennessee. Sermon
IN the morning. subject. Tine Holy Spirit. ;"
Services at O'Clock, subject, "Hindrance
10 the m ,nfesrstion of the Holy Spirit )"
At Dirpt, 7:30-subject' "Regens ra, ion. )"
5 .rvic-s during the coming week at
o'clock each afternoon and at 7:3, in the
evening. All Christian people and the
public generally are Invited to attend.
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WEArneRFORD

wRAfHrRroap. Feo. 3.-rOorrespond-
euce IA very SD and serious accident
hspps ned near Aledo. In this county, yes.
t-rdsy. Mr. @ b. Hudson. an cid ana
n;ehls respected ct'issu OF that vicinity ;,
h d been on . visit uith his wife to friend.
rhorp Syringe. In Hood county. and
were on Their return home. when, within .
ari,e Of homo, one wheel o. the buggy came
n osnsfng the horses IN run away. M.
Hudson We fatally ipjnred and died within
. ssw moments. Mr.. Hudson Vas seyious-
" bat not fataly bu T. DR.. =: I: Emsn
rsetiDg quietly.
also yeeterda5. Toe captain vas eupes'p-
soo6Ing vork o. . bFi1ge eRoo RetsIoks
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INCONSISTENCIES.

Is was stated some time ago in the HER.
AID, two Tennessee moohsbiner5 were CAP.
tnred ant jailed here. ro-morrow Mr.
William Jesse Grant, deputy United States
leaves Tor Nashville Tennessee
with them. They are badly wanted in the
limestone state, and from all reports they
are likely to find n bard row to weed ahead
OF them Their names are Cunningham
and Brady
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ARRESTED FOR THEFT

Ebert Good win, an eight year old boy.
was arrested Yesterday aud placed under
bond on the charge OF the theft of $50 rom
the agent OF the T, KS Central at the Trans
ter depot. The little fellow declared his in.
nocencs. and his Hammer and appearance
impressed those who saw and heard him,
with the conviction that he was telling the
fruth
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Matched.

For the week ending yesterday County
Clerk W. NJ. g. Hill Issued marriage
licenses to the following parties:
NJ. b. Ketchum and ~. @. Foster,
Henry Boehard and Emma Wolf,
J Il. Welzet and ]. X. Cobee, Leopidss Z.
Truss and Mary jordan, James r 'hn-r
end Rosa Maryer. ID. b. Shelley and Lula
Dixon, J. w. HURLEY aud Florence Mars
tsd
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ALMOST HERE.

Despite the fact that the weather WAS 60
cold Friday morning that It spit snow, the
fruit trees are budding out and some OF
them are in full bloom. II isn hard matter
for stern old winter To down Texas Many
have began 10 spade their gardens prepsrr-
t,ry 10 planning seeds. The blue birds and
swallows, she merry hsrbingers OF spriDg,
and If there is any SIGN in nature, spring
time for Texas IL near at hand.
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about 10 years Of age, With light hair and
eyes, ra,hsr peiits 10 figure aud doesn't
seem 10 know o. feel that she has very
Al gulHrly distinguish ed hereof Of late
As she took She hg old gray haired me-
gro's arm and walked out 10 their car
nege ~ waiting, more viyidly thsn ever
before ~ life was the truth Of The ancient
maxim Impressed upon me, "de gusuhns
npn est di-putandum.h A. applied IN this
case Il ought perhaps TO read "discnsti'
h1sn
Toe attractions IN the amusement world
NJ tue capitol ar. imuroViuP greatly a. the
season sGyancrs. rAis week AbbHy's
sgaud optrA company with MI .oui sane
brick, eraIchi ana CamuAnini an in ore
cAsf, Or 80 cham the ear ~ all ihe wash
ingt1n pu lc VIM iroi like patfOni1iug 70,
a. the triilipg numissip" price oi 10 "a for
on" orchestra teaie. % 90 Tor balcony ana
~ 90 iur mo rHl cry, ~ Tour night, Tor
SO. and yet 10 4, duubtiul II standing lOnm
usn be bOugh' for such figures by the
ope ing night; added % this NJ the Wyud.
ham company this week, aud Irvine neat
tne two most flmuus OF English managers
aud actore, mo one IN m.dy the other
Ia tragedy, the one the bubbling chsm-
pagGe the other tho rich and
arona'ic old pori. b'th with acsreully &C.
lccted company OF male aud female artists.
the great 'emperance hght, John Il.
Cough, also lectures this week In Washing.
ton.
have sean drawing in the chiteci .
90 OF the
NEw DALiAs r0sr OFFICE.
IL Is q larfo aud handsomely mich ed two.
story In | 4 ng "a be stone with modern
root aud pc, aud will 30 furnished with
all the modern conveuences. II showa up
beautifully In The perspective The lorce
IN the architects office Is busily engaged
now on the wlfking pl ans and detail. :, and
when. these are completed, within very
short while nov, the cortrsc' viii be- lsf
out, dirt bee broken and tue wslls OF hAni.
somer court and post oflice building than
there is la Texas begin 10 90 up In Dallas.
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Pneumonia Prevented

Oy-les bay Que-us County, New York,
April IL, 1851 believe / have been saved
from terrible illness by Ailcock's Porous
Plssters.
About month ago was attacked with q
violent pain In my chest, accompanied by
lever and great difficulty IN breathing l
unprecedented pneumonis, which IL so prev.
aient vt present. went to bed and applied
one Ailcock's Plaster between my shoulder
blades aud two on my cnest In an nour
my breathipS was much easier, Ia two
hour the pain had lett me, and the next
norning awoke perfectly Tree from fever
l went about my business ~ usual, and ut
the end OF week took the pissiers of
For the last ten year, Allcock's Piasters
have been used by my family with the best
feet In colds, coughs, and o-in IN the side
and back.
4. b. SHERWOOD.
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DIR. NEwSOM FOR ALDERMAN

The attic tion OF the voters of the Fourth
ward Is directed to the announcement OF
DIR. NJ NJ. Nswsom, who Is q candidate for
alderman at the coming municipal election.
DR.. Newsom Is an old resident, and has
served heretofore in the aldermanic board
with satisfs 'tion to bis constituents. He
made good. progressive, yet safe, alder.
man, amt IL WAS W tn regret that hts sup
porters ana the council accepted his resigna.
lion when he moved back to Tennessee,
his native sis'e, tor the health Of his family.
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MERIDIAN.

MERIDIAN, Feb. 20.-[Ccrrespondsncs j
Orlon,i q b. / homss. long . resident
and mem Der OF tue bar OF Meridian, died
last night, after several months OF d. elm
ing health aud several weeks OF combine
msnt to his RI. IN aud bed. He was Q bril-
liant man and fine orator. He leaves vie
and several beautiful children.
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Religious.

spFIRsT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Corner Of HARDWOOD and Bryan streets. Rev. @.
l. scofeld. pastor. Services at IL a. m. and
p. m. All welcome. Seats free
NEFIRST BAPTI5T CHURCH-Corner Of
Sycamor and Patterson avenue. Rev X T.
Hanks. pastor. Sunday-school at $50 m.
Dr. J. L. Williams, superintendent. Preaching
Welcome " u &C. TO n all and p M Seats nee ana
sYPIRsT CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER
OF Pearl and Bryan streets Services at II q
m. ana o m. by G Winch. Sunday
school at $50 q m All are invited.
Sunday school at $50 q. m. Preaching .. II q
m and s p m. Experimenting Thursday
evening" NJ I:30
e0-UALLA, CITY INSTRUMENTATION sun.
day school every saba 2 afternoon r., at sne
$50 " o'c ock ay-school proper opens al
o'clock; singing also amer the Sunday.
school Evesyoody coiaisly nna h neai d. IN
sSFLOYD STREET N. +. CHURCH SOUTH
Rev. l. NJ White, pastor. Preaching at II
Am. and 7 p. m. Sabbath, school a. ga m
-. m. CHURCH conference every third Sun
day Immediately alter morning service. q, n.
o. sl prayer meeting on "wednesday night at
ssy nishtsi7p IN. Congregational singing on
Frida- night ait p. m. Everybody cordially In
vited 10 these exercises
uETABERNACLE ~. II. III hCH-COrnef
OF Elm and Sycamore streets. Rev. 8 A.
Thomson, pastor Services at II a. m. and
D. m. Sunday school At $50 .. m. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening at sp IN.
Seats tree Public cordi ally invited
o1FIRsT PREsBY TERRAIN UHURCH-Cor.
ner Main and Harwood streets. lev. A p
smith, pastor. Preaching al II q. m. and 8
. IN. sabbath-school a $50 q. m
oWSEuJND PkE>BYTEnIAN CHURCH
Wood street, near H.fwcod. Preaching at II q
n. and 8 pm t, by the pastor. Saobatn- school
ct go .. m. A cordial invitation IL extended
10 all.
oUCUMB. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
North Harwood street. Rev. d. W. Broughtou.
pastor. Preaching II q m and p. m. sabbath
school at $50 .. m Robert B. seay, superin.
tendent cordial invitation extended W al,
u~cHAPEL INCARNATION CORNER OF
II .rwood street and Mckinney road. Sunday.
school every Sunday morning ct O'Clock.
Morning prayer aud services 6rst aud third sun
Day.
o(sT MATHEWS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
st II . m aud l-2 p m
sNsI. PATnlCK s CHU O. vofusf Wood
and Cahell streets. NV. oaiuon. pa>t,r.
Fiat MAS at q M; high mass, sermon nd
beueriction ~ 10 . N. Sunday school at
p
LIVE OAK sTkEET BAPTIST ca 0 RCH-
Corner live 0-k snd Hsrw'rpd STREET, 8. A H.y.
den. pastor Sunday school ct $50 .. m, W
!. Addisnu, supefiuIeud n. Rev D. MURPHY
D. D.. will preach to-day ct II . n. Preach
t'.e by the pastof ~ 10 N
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Mr.. Henry J. n , aie, ~ G1uverneur, New
York, suffered Tor twent, five years W tn
rheumatism In The right hip. He applied
ST.. 4cobs |, the cooquersr OF pain, aud
experienced greet relief. BY its continued
use he was completely cured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-02

Why was the cattle convention called to
Da las2 Why the editorial ditto and the
ecum. icsl council? lives because there
is located the great Glen Lea, the fount OF
all grand thoue hit aud holy inspiration!
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There were only three cases before the
mayor yesterday morning, all vagrsnts.
Two were women, one Susan Benson, the
other Bessie Keho. Born we're fred. Keho
having hers and diiapifsted old Benson
going to the cooler. Taomss Neary, the
other accused. vas acquitted.
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NEw DALLAS rosr orFIcE.

Many cosmetics Tor the complexion have
from time % time been put upon the mar.
krt. Bus none have stood the test as has
P0zzon's indicated complexion powder
IL Is 90 absolute curative for blotches, dis
coloraiions, freckles, etc. For sale by
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mann or APPEALS

The city assessment rolls for The year
1884 will he turned over to- morrow to the
board OF appeals. for the hearing OF parties
Who think their property has been raised
too high. Toe board will continue In sts-
s.on Q onth or eo.
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For Bronchial. As hmst,c and Pulmc-
nsry comp ANTS. Browns Bronchial FRO
cbes" manifest remarkable curative pro-
perties. Sold only IN boxes.
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Nv. r. u. Barley. Gentry's Mill, Texas
ssys: 81 ussd osn's Iron Biiters " Ii
benefit for general debility, neuralgia. bad
blood and weakness
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Those suffering from ls ~ Of sop ,ts, dys
pepsia. etc, should read the adveris en-
Of Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic.
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Mr.. d. A. 0rifiir. Hamilton, rexss, saye:
" Browns Iron Buffers cufsd my child OF q
chronic cough end soreness Of the chest.
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LITTLE ROCK.

LrrrLs R,ck, AK. Fec. 8.-fepecial
G ,rr~spond, nee. 1-B'-sse xtile aud Sor loek
I sfiss you o. tos regular leap var dsy ol
The pear. We hsve bed morn varieGnssd
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WaNTED + VIZ % SIA MEN 10 q TO
W country ana railroad own u tell goods:
Of and loa IN, Room ]. "a ilbor. III Elm
ucet T. bls. o.
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THE CATTLE CONVENTION.

When the cat,l mems convention con-
vepes here, the lith Of March. Mayor
Cabell will call tho meeting to order and
extend tn the Ian the freedom Of the city.
after which Colonel w. l. Crawford, the
Dpmosi henes of Texas, will deliver an ad-
dress. The preparations for their recep.
ton are being pushed forward.
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W 30 lady IN ra,o sa fO,xpeHsnred shirt
hands. Appls Main street enti an Q, third door.
fcb1su
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Toe Pacific Exp,es company Do an NOV
ine into their new o7ay,sve on y urDby
sorset. bssVosu Msin and Elo ssFee .. yss-
oorday, - vii finish moving b. Monday.
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w years OF aga. g. I | yea ~ learn the drug
business Addits r. heiald efiice, Dallas,
Texas. ieh2g Gs
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CITY COURT.

The best smokias tobacco s Little
Joker.n
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The next witness was



He said he was skipping clerk for the T.
| q Z Tultoad ut Sherman. In September, Oc-
,ber, and November 1883, and that II ID
East IN was fIeigot ageni; all CO ton shipped
from Sherman went through his bands and
was received By him from the comp res;
Il aston took charge of the Texas Pacific
freight office August 1t, 1883, and LETT
about the "a h OF NOveD oer, 1883; all cot.
ton shipped over the Texas & Pacific road
from Sherman during the time in question
went through his hsnds; he knew all the
gu ers aud shippers from sherman and
there was no such men as joseph Lohenstein
or q. ] or J. g. Anderson; through cotton
from other points oi'en stopped at Sher-
man TO be compressed aud this was re-
ceived on q way bill, md when com pressed
vas reloaded and sent on to its destination
the bills OF lsding for IL being made ut the
ooint whence IL was shipped; therefore he
never . sHsy anything through sos the oo s
in shipping cot on from Sherman he ~
wsys saw tine bills OF laden over his ros',
b cause he loaded The cars by th'ssb
three hundred bales OF cotton were 10,
shipped from Sherman on October "a 1888
by Joseph ,Lohenstein to Stoddard d Co.,
OF Philadelphis, nor to anyone else, nor
was there any cotton At all, not even SIN,
ovsr the Texas and Pacific
road by Joseph Lohenstein; there vas
n, during September, October or Novem-
Der any co ton at all shipped over the Tex
as 4 Pacific road by Joseph Lohenstein,
or q. J. or J. g. Anderson or any other
Anderson; he did not know 10.
s phi Lohenstein, but he had
seen him once in Sherman. u
being the Sunday after EAs,ou had left
Sherman; Lohenstein came 20 the depot
with Mr.. Wilson, and he asked somebody
who LohenstSin was. Bsing handed bill
Of ladin6 calling for 800 bales OF cotton
shipped over the Texa. & Pacific railroad
on OFT Der 24,h. from Sherman, consigned
10 G q. stoddsrd & Co., Of Phi.sdelphis.
Penney v,pis, he said the signature to the
nil was 4. d Ea,ton's; he know EAston's
hand writing and the Signature and oil
me writing on the bill In red ink being
E4ston's; Essfon sl~sys signed bills Of
fading IN red Ink; he wss net rcqu siHted
with either Baum or Morgan Cam mach
stubs ri all bills Of lAding were Kept 10 the
freigh. offi,e and one vas also sent 10
ihe freight auditor, Mr.. Frank Trumbull
~ 81. Louis.
The .tsts then introd ,ced ~ documentary
evidence the bill Of lading shown 10 Mr.
Jones, and calf v for 800 oales of cotton In
he name OF Joseph Lohenstein, shipper,
and consigned TO O. q. Stoddsrd q Co.,
Poll sdelpbis, Pa.
The court then adjourned until 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning nett
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Horsford'a Acid Phosphate, for sior
Headache.
De- \ ) Rga-, Chicago, says: 81 think
. ., a remedy Of the highest value IN many
fifiue oi mental and nervous exhaustion,
attended by ck headache. dyspepsia and
dimlniphe vi Hlitv "
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VVANTE - TEAM Of MATCHED CAR.
w Rage horses. I5'i IN 10 hands nigh; DAYS,
ra or blacks TERED Apply 10 WHEAT &
WHEAT. 729 & f3i Nam stree, I. Dallas feb29'2t
"a Az Et-LAplks OR YOUNG MEN TO
w lake nice p ta.ant work q 'heu own home;
. to s5, day q ,ilt made; wo k seat my mail:
no canvassin Address Y RIDD n co Box
1I Dubuque Iowa, feb27-lt
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POnd's Extract
Is . standard medical remedy. that IL su.
preme in It's power over pain and all IN.
Examinations and hemorrhages.
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u1vrINo Ar MUMMY.

News rvscoed the city yesterday morrine
that the city marshal had shot and killed
g l,red prisoner VINO sttemp,ed 70 escape.
battery.
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NANTED-N n ,e uUUsE OF 10 OR IS
w rooms, furnished or unfnrn sheu; central
location Add,o : l.. CLONE ST. George
otcl m4r2.lt
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For Bilious collie.
Pr spst,ne Toe spssms blious colo
B.nson's Cspcine Porous. Plsstsu oct
promptly ard scl-no div.
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4. b. SHERWOOD.

Be sure and obtain "Alic ,ck's' Porus
Plaster, rs ali others are worthless imits-
lions.
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Observation-Disclosures

Tell the children to cut out and save tho connie
silhouette pictures M they appear from issue TO
issue. They will DO pleased with tho collection
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utANfED - rwO uOOi. ENt EkiENUEV
w nnnfs and an nnp e., o. e Mrs DAL.
TONS ressmnk. n Gl7 Elm II MARI IL
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w NTS.

lUANlkU--A uiRL WANTED, NOT OVER
W IS years age, "a M child. German
preferred. Aidrrss CHARLIE GRElM, Md.
lothian, EMS county. nai2.3t
WANTEo- ONE OR TWO FuRNl NED
W 20 ms. address A l.. CLONE, s.. George
Hot ma'2 II
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LOST.

o5T-. B5sC! Q! KEYS fazT zks n:
nsrsn The p<ry q ,iss = en- q. =
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w ply Immediately 10 NovuIty Iron Works.
Good wages and stia'y employ rent. JOHN
wESTFK. ianiOtf
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rktv


'1,o ARkINk-A FI>s LOT - tn ROUGH
due N C. We, vi J b. ~ ssi aIso fec th0f-
ruRb-b'ed an1 imto-t q hui q apply =
Rivr n de -tyrh Fam. ooru<r Je6efs = e11
no OzN-HoKE1 Oh Ar K0VED KEaE
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THE COTTON CASES.
Continuation Of the Testimony Ia the
Preliminary Trial.
ihreo Witnesses Examined -SynopSis
NJ their SWeariugs.
Incidents Connected VIA the Case,

The examining trial Of y. Baum, charged
yith forgery, etc was resumed e'tefdny
morning before Juftiue keudsll in he do
riot court room. The crowd ia attendance
Aas much tntlfF tnan On IA, DAY hoiorr.
rne examination was set ilr 10 O'Clock
but prnoefdii ~ az not commerce before
tboul n o'clock. The h,s' witness exam
med by the tate wa, Mr.. j. q. Haelrr.
rhe II sR.LD vii ouly giyo tue AIT OF
each W tnssses tse'imony.
Mr. leelsr stated that he wrs the pro-
pri, Tor If the Be,ler house at Sherman ana
ras IN September, October aud November
last; that on the 2lst OF last oeptem-
her " ID. Esslon entered on toe register
OF his hotel toe name oi ii. Z. Potteiiitld,
add paid Tor bis board and lodging IN adj
yauc. tor one week; that Po'teiile q nccu-
pird room No. 10 on the second iiIor OF TIA.
hotel; that he did not lenye his room at any
timn duriog bis stay. Ia his kDoRlehge,
taxing his meals Ia his room, aud IN Z ne
never saw Potlefipld at al while hs was
At the hotel. He also stated that nn the
night ~ the 9Th OF September, 1888 Two
men from Dol as registered AT his bot'l ann
took lodging. one OF the names was +.
something, the ilfst letter being H.. but Il.
- tered the name on his cash book ~ Il.
Bun ne paid for hrlt 4 day, lodging ana
nre kfast on the mofuiug OF thn 70 n oi sep
mber 1883; he saw the man on tue morning
%. SEPTEMBER s5,h Ia ths once oil ne hDirl'
and mad some casual COW, fsaiion with
MIN. hut Did not remember vhet about.
lie recognized the defendant + Baum, az
the man TO whom he referred. He also
stated that he had employed ut ms house
In Septenber 1853 a cOlorrd boy named
Henry who carried Potterii.l mcaia to
Dim, also a colorei woman named ~ Fry,
IS cnam bern aid, who was now IN Dalh M
a witness in the case, ahd CIR named
Mollie A lien. who was now some where out
west. ~ he va, Informed Easton, Ae said,
told him the road had been losing good
de.l Of freight ana po"srne'd NV was u r ae,'
rond company TO try ami
tind out the guilty parties, hence his
desire Tor seclusion while IN Sherman; he
stated also that he did not know Morgan
Cammsck.
The next witness was
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-02

MANTE : A YOUNG CANADIAN LADY,
W well educated, desires o,ition with a
fami In some nice Town I'm Tox.,; willing TO
make Isclf use III us comp MON In n good
ca,e Mrs Stone, 81 North ate street Chicago
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