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Nh ARISEEn.

PAGE-YOUNG On Thursday October O. 1884, at
the Church of the ASCENSION By Rev. Edward II Ingle,
CHARLES q. PAGE. of Chicago, and VIRGINIA
YOUNG, Of this city.
PARSoNS-EoUGHE On Wednesday. September
d 1884. at the house of the brides mother ebert Pa
DR. NJ. 5 PARSE rs. of Baltimore, Md, to Mas CHAR
L0TTE NOUGHT, of Client Pa.
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District Government Affairs.
INSECT

The Commissioners have requested Dr. Smith
TownShend TO represent this District AT the coming
annual meeting OF the American Public Health
association, to be held In St Louis and authorize
him to invite the association 10 hold their next an.
nual meeting In this city.
ThoS T. Waggaman and John I. Lynch request
that alley In square so be paved
Mr.. Lewis Barr, In note to the Commissioners,
states that he is about build houses on LOT a.
square $40, and askes that sewers be laid In alley
also water mains laid I'm alley 10 follow line OF
TO him.
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American Eeaith Association,

DELEGATES FROM THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
On Tuesday next the American Health associa-
tlon VIII meet in ST. Louis. Among the delegates
from this District Will be Drs GihOn and Billings
OF the army; O. Z. waring (secretary) and c. Swart.
OF the National Board or Health; DR.. Townshend
health officer or the District, and Prof. Lee. Dr
Townshend, on behalf OF the District Commits
sioners, Will extend 10 the association Invitation
TO hold Its next session In this city.
Mr.. Samuel 4. Robinson, inspector OF plumbing
for this District leaves tonight St Louis TO de-
liver an address before the American Public Health
association on the subject OF the Hygiene OF the
HabitationS OF the Poorn
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Mrs. Granycr.s viii Approved.

SYRACUSE, \. 4, October lin The noted Gran
ger Will case the viii OF Mrs Granger has been adj
mitted TO probate. Under its provisions Gen L. ".
Leavenworth gets about sl000O0, and her relatives
get about S5O,00O
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How THE ATLANTA WAS CHRIsTENED.-The true
reason why the new cruiser was not christened
with the customary bottle OF wine is as follows:
After giving his little daughter permission to break
the bottle OF wine the vessels bow, Secretary
Lincoln, who intended witnessing the launch from
shore or from neighbOring vessel on account OF
the better view, became little nervous that his
daughter should be on the ship without him. II
was then decided that they should both take
position on one of the naval vessels, very the
Atlanta, and as the cruiser Sid gracefully into
the water the little girl raised her right hand, and
said: 81 chrtsten her, the Atlanta" It was at Mir.
ROachS request that she chrfStened the Atlanta
and when the program was changed. he presented
her with the unhroken bottle as a memento OF the
occasion.
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Lynchers Di,courared.

EVANSVILLE. md, october 10.-A communication
received by telephone at $50 O'Clock this morning
from CanneltOn, where Henderson, and his son,
who are charged with being implicated In the
murder OF Mrs. Hendershot at Troy, are confined,
says: The mob from Troy did not come here last
night, but a mob OF about $50 people formed at the
Cannelton Jail and were very threatening, but did
not do anything, because they seemed to have no
leader, and the nOn-arr1val OF the mob from Troy
discouraged them.
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Allied by n Detective.

A
FIGHT.
UNIONTOwN, Pa, October I1.-LaSt evening Sib-
Dett Trtplett, Youngstown, Ohio, detective, shot
and killed Samuel Keener near McClella midtown,
nine miles from here. TrpletG had been hunting,
Intoxicated, and bantered him to fight Triplett
babe him keep Off, but the latter, disregarding
the warning, attempted to close in upon him Trip
lett instantly raised his shotgun and fired, the
charge taking effect In his ASSISTANTS neck, and
killing him Instantly. Triplett had been working
up some barn burning here, and was disguised
as miner. 1t Is believed that Keener suspected
his real business, and thought he was trying to
convict him. Trplett gave himself up, and was
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Mr.. rslaine.s Hou.e in This CITY.

THE STORY THAT he REFUSED TO PAY THE woRKMEN
ON IT THE REGULAR WAGES DENIED.
A statement having been published In some of
the Ohio papers to the effect that MI Blaine
refused to pay the regular rate OF wages to
workmen employed In the house which he
erected In this city, Messra w. B. Gray
and r. L Fleming, who represented Mr.. Blaine and
the builder, Mr. Davidson, respectively, as referees
In auditing the bills, have prepared a statement in
which they say that the regular market price was
paid to workmen, and that the difference between
charges made for work done outside OF that which
the contract called for
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Ex.Secretary RObeson Thinks RIaIne
Will be- Elected.

Ex-Secretary and ex-Representative Robson, OF
New jersey, is In the city. He believes Blaine will
be elected He does not think that the "scandalp
campaign viii hurt his party.
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MFRS. REBECCA LAVALETTE, 135 F STREET
w northeast. says: Every of my acquaintances
can attes. to the years Of suffering have undergone
throueh malaria dyspepsia and female weakness, and
yet am now quite we'll six bottles of Browns Iron
Btters have made me In gratitude cordially
commend it." oclI
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TeleRraDhic Briefs.

The steamer State OF n &ae, which was wrecked
at Point Le Preaux, and subsequently raised, ar
rived at Bath, Maine, last night In tow, and was
placed on the marine dry dock for REPAIRS costing
100000 She VIII be ready for sea In i've monthR
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Secretary Lincoln to <sStuMp'' for
Blaine.

1t Is learned that Secretary Lincoln intends
taking the stump for Blaine as soon as he can get
the affairs Of the War department in such a state
as VIII permit OF his absence. He will go 10 ILL.,
nois, and Will probably take part in the campaign
In other states
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MRS. T. W. BERRY. 1927 9TH STREET NORTH
l west Neuralgia has been the bane of my ex-
is nee for the past four To add to my misery
fell i'll with malaria at the beginning of summer Med
ieal skin did not avail until my physician ordered
Browns Iron Bittefs 1t not only cured the malaria
but also the neuralgia ndneryous prostration
Iemphatically recommend it." Ocll
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An Allegcd Dl.appearance Explaf,

NEW YORK, October 1.-THE secretary OF the
Western Union Telegraph company was asked to-
day to explain the alleged disappearance from the
reports OF the company of certain Mutual Union
Telegraph company securities. He pronounced the
allegation absurd. The sheet supplied to the
two days ago was not the complete annual report.
The complete report has not yet been issued.
1t Is now In the hands OF the printer, and 5000
copies VIII be distributed In couple OF days It
will contain q list OF the securities held In the
treasury OF the w. u, and among others will ac-
count for the So 900 of Mutual Union stock and
the 900 OF their bonds alleged to have disap-
reared.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and p IN prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18Th street:
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Mrs. LUCY A. SHAW. 313 5rH STREET NORTH
NJ east. says: Have suffered from complication of
diseases having their in the liver. My agony
was terrible nothing betered my condition until
Browns Iron Bitters- 1t Immediately brought relief
it, ocii
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APP0INrED BY THE PREsIDENT.-The President
has appointed Burton Parker, of MichiganIto be
Indian agent at the Fort Peck agency, Montana,
vice s. T. Snider, resigned.
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ALBANY, N Y, October 11.-Gov. Cleveland had
large number OF visitors this morning, including
several excursion parties. Among the most prom
ln II callers were Congressman Thomas sprlggs
Thomas, OF Georgia; DR.. c. C. Schuyler, OF Troy
and Judge Rufus w. PecEham OF Albany
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THE TAYLoR-MosES CONSPIRACY CAsE.-This af-
ternoon Judge Smell In the Police Court resumed
the hearing OF the charge Of conspiracy against
Messrs VIM. B. Noses Charles C. Coyle and James
A. McDevitt. preferred by MI. George Taylor. Mr..
Randolph Coyle, assistant district attorney, CON-
an hour.
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JEROME PARK, n Y, october 11.-First race, one
mile, Pamptro won In common canter by six
lengths. Time 1:4a
Second race, three-quarters OF mile. Julietta
Colt won by neck. Time. I.20k.
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RepubIfCan MaJOFftles In Ohio.
The following table shows how Ohio has gone In
state and presidential elections, In presidential
years, since the republicans voted for their first
candidate for President:
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A CoIoRKD STUDENT REFUSED ADMrrTANcE 10 A

A CoLORKD STUDENT REFUSED ADMITTANcE 10 A
Law SCHoeI.-The National University Law school
had last year student In the person OF O colored
man, George Pryor, OF Virginia, who took lessons
privately. This year he applied to enter the senior
class The faculty, however, declined TO receive
him, holding that they had no authority, and sug-
costing that the question was one for the board OF
regents. Pryor. however, insisted On being adj
micted and that he had right to sign the roll He,
however has since entered The senior class OF the
columbian Law school
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NEW YORK, October 11.-Presdent Arthur, this
morning, was visited at the Fifth avenue hotel by
Secretary Chandler, Police Commissioner French,
Commissioner OF Charities and Corrections acob
Hess, Cyrus w. Field and VIM = Trayers
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THE PRESIDENT EXPECTED HOME MoNDAY.-No
information was received at the White House to-
day regarding the Presidents return, but 1t is con-
ddently expected that he viii be back by Monday
morning, and win receive the justices of the Su-
preme Court on that day. 1t is very probable that
the Attorney General will return with the Presi-
dent as he is expected to be present at the OPEN
ing Of the Supreme Court.
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RANGE OF THE THKRMoNErER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer tO-day:7 am, 524 II am, sl6 pn 764.
Maximum, s6.9: minimum, 40
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II HAVE ONLY TAKEN ONE BOTTLE OF BROWNS
Iron Bitters for dyspepsia. but feel vastly beretd
recommend II MrA q !. BLACKLIDGx sl2 n
street northwest OCH
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ALABAMA.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, october ia special dis
patch to the Times from Gaylesville, Ala, gives
fuller particulars OF the double murder perpetrated
and boarder, named c. c. Jones, We're assassi-
mated at her house by her uncle, j. r. Dorsey, and
prostitute named Jane, Wade Jones was Killed
by mistake. 1t being thought that he was Mrs.
Davis husband. The murdererS were arrested,
and an attempt was made to lynch them, but they
were struggled out Of the county.
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PHYSICIANS AND DRuaG1srs
RECOMMEND
BIB RR 9 WwwW Nm &" s
BIB RRR O WWWW MN SSo
BIB r 8 90 Wv i M ssss
i kaf g g mn II
il Il 3 90 . III N
BBR = TIT TIT EEs RRR, ssss
BBB II + + ZEE & 4 ssss
AS THE BEST TONIC.

This medicine combinir Iron with pun Vegetable
uics, quickly and completely CURES DYSPEPSIA.
INDIGESTION, MALARIA. WEAKNESS, IMPURE
BLOOD, CHIILS AND FEVER, and NEURALGIA.
BY rapid and thorough assimilation with the blood 1t
reaches every part OF the system pures and enrches
the blood the muscles and nerves. tones
and invigorates the system.
A FINE APPETIZER-Best tonic known.
1t viii cure the worst of Dyspepsia, removing all
distressing symptoms such Tasting the Fool Belch
Ing, Heat in the Stomach, Heartburn. etc.
THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL NOT
BLACkEN OR INJURE THE TEETH.
1t is invaluable for diseases peculiar women, and to
all persons who lead sedentary lives
AN UNFAILING REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF
The LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
Persons suffering from the effects Of overwork.
VOWS troubles loss of appetite debility experience
quick relief and renewed energy by its use.
II DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iron medicines do
1T is the only preparation of Iron that causes nu
nous effects physicians and Druggists recommend it
as the BEST TRY IT.
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines
wrapper Take no other Made only by
aul9 BROWN CHEMICAL. Co, Baltimore, Nd
MY HUSBAND SUFFERED WITH EXCRUTIAT-
Ming pains in his head and limbs from dyspepsia and
vertigo. and found no relief until used Browns Iron
B1tters His health is now excellent Mrs G. NJ
IHOMPkINS, 52S Sd street northwest. oc11
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An Epidemic Of D,phtheria.
Saved from Lynching.


ASTORIA, L. L, October 11.-Diphtheria has be-
come epidemic here. There has been fifty cases
and five deaths this week.
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The JerOn,e Park Rac,

CINCINNATI October 1.-THE chamber of COM
merce here to-day, by unanimous VOTE agreed to
hold no session on Tuesday next, election day.
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Governor Cleveland has promised to be present Of
the great merchants mass meeting at the Acad-
envy OF Music In New York next Wednesday night
Mr.. Beecher win probably speak.
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NJ. SILyERBERG CO.,
OCT $40 7th street and 313 sth n w. near Pa Ave
MY HUSBAND SUFFERED FROM HEADACHE
w vertigo and indigestion. Browns Iron Bitters
cured him. Mrs. ELiINOR BROWN. 2139 Pennsylva-
mia avenue northwest. oil
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneer,

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers
ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO.
WALNUT FRAME pARIOR SUITE UPHOLSTERED
RACK. WALNUT SIDEBOARD, WALNUT FX-
TENSION TABLE AND DIM G-ROOM CHAIRS
BUREAUS AED WaSHSTANDs WA It1HIT h T ri
GERE- BRUSSELS INGRAM AND OTHER CAR
PETS. FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS
KITCHEN UTENSILS. ETC.
On WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER FIFTEENTH at TEN
O'CLOCK a. NJ. we shall sell at residence No .28 9Th
street northwest general assortment of household ef
fests to which We ask the attention of buyers.
ocil-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auct.
'yNHos. J. FISHER & CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two SMALL. Bril- X
HOUSES AND LOTS. KNOWN AS Nos 20O6 AND
@SOS SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated February 18th
1879 and duly recorded in Libcr No 90S folio go "a
ct seq. OF the land records the district OF <l
Columbia, We shall sell WEDNESDAY AFTER
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. in front OF the premises Lots
numbered one hundred and ftysx (56) and one hun
aI9d ana nity,seyen ub IN houghton and Moore's"
of Colunnbia. as the same is recorded in
the otce Of the of the District of Columbia
front OF sixteen tl6) feet 18th street west and
each extending back of equal width with the front
t4l feet more or less to alley lO)
two story basement aud nansard root brcs dwell
ing houses. known Nos 2O06 and zoos 18th street
which viii be sold separately.
Terms: One-third in cash; the residue In six and
twelve months with interest and secured by deed OF
trust on property. deposit Of $50 each lot will be
REQUIRED at time OF sale Cnyeyanees at the of
CHARLES c. GLOVER,
ocll-d cALDERON CAKLisLE.} Trustees
lFor OtherA actions See .Sersnrh Pa0sj
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NOAH WALKER & CO.,

SEPT 625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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MFRS. AUGUSTUS SPRAGUE q STREET
3x1 northeast II was i'll and reduced I'm strength
30 as 20 foter in crossing room had rheumatism
my limbs: my digestion was imperfect. and felt weak
and miserable used Browns Iron Bitters and was
almost cured by the first bottle but continued using il
until cured am and have been in perfect health se
since. cordially indorse and recommend it ocll
IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES, cO9NAC, CHAM
Il PAGNES AND CORDIALS
French Carets. $3. Is, 81 and "a so per dozen.
American Native Wines Brandiex and Champaxnea
California, Virginia and Ohio, four bottles for N
VICTOR RoUx. l747 Pennsylvania avenue.
Agents Tor Glass houses, Bordeaux. BUrHu1dy
ChanpagDes and CognaG Wins de tout s0Ttes ca csis
Sul2-2Ms
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THE DOLPHIN arrived at New York last night.

THE SARATOGA and Jamestown arrived at New
port TO day.
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The Petroleum Market.

CLEVELAND,O, October 11-PetrOleum UNCHANGED
Standard white. ITO deg test. TIC.
PITTSBURG, Pa. October 11--On heavy. Market
opened at T3S advanced to 1874. then broke noon
to tx the report that the Christie well in the Bald
ridge district flowing steadily and showing for
large producer The Philips well doing 81 barrels per
hour.
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The Baltimore Markets.
The Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO ILL. October 11.-Weather is clear and
cool. On Change. at II is wheat 1saIc lower
Corn 14alssc higher. Oats unchanged. to he higher
Pork sc. lower Lard unchanged.
CHICAGO Ill. October 1I-Closing prices: Wheat
October 1858; November. 731S; December 1884, Janr-
airy, sos May 81; CornMoctober 563t; November 5sa
27A November 2726; December. 2sls; year 27al: May
301s Lard-october. so; November 1919; January
1929; February, TAO Pork-October, i6. so; year
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23
A Dawn Town Merchant.

Having passed several nights, disturbed
by tbs agoaiea and cries ola suffering child,
and becoming convinced that MIS-, Wine
lows Soothing Syrup Was just lhe article
needed, procured a supply for the child,
on reaching home anu arquainiing hii
wife with what he had d0ne, she refused 10
have Il administered 10 tho chlii, ~ She
was strongly ln favor OF Homeopathy. That
might the child pa scd IN suffering, and the
parents without sleep, Returning home tho
day following, the AihVf found Tho baby
sin worse; and while contemplating am.
other slrepira night The uoiher stepped
from the room Ia attend u some domestic
duties, aud leN the hther with The child,
During her absence no administered a For.
tion OF the Soothing syrup 10 The baby aud
said nothing. That night all hasds slept
we'll, and the litllo fellow Gvuke In The
morning bright and happy. The mother
WAS doliFAted With the sudden ami wonder,
Mil shango, and although ~ first offended
az the deception practiced upon her, has
continued 90 use the Syrup, and suiernt
CRYING babies aud restless nights have dis
appeared. A single trial Of the Syrup
never vet failed 10 relieve the baby, hnd
overcome the prejudice oi the mother
Sold by all druggists. 2oenis u bottle.
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Furniture Lower Than Ever.

Persons desiring 10 buy parlor, dining.
room and bedroom sets, bedsteads, chairs,
rockers, table,, lounges, sideboards, ward.
robes Office furniture, etc, can fad one OF
tine largest and best selected stocks ever
brought to Texas. Anything IN the iurni,,
ture line etc. can he found in this large and
elegant assortment. Price, aTe love- thal
ever and great inducements offered to
buyers. uEnR's hiVh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

Il Your Blood Pure?
For impure bloo1 the best medicine
know 10 Rossdalis. 1t is the great Southern
time tried and true Remedy, and may be
implicitly relied on when everything else
fails. Take IL in the Spring time especially
for the impure secretions OF the blood incl
de to- that season OF the year: and take
II at all times for Cancer, Scrofula. Liver
Complaints. Weakness. Boils, Tumors,
Swellings, Skin Diseases Malaria ind the
thousand ills that come from impure blood.
To insure a cheerful disposition take Ro-
sadalis, the Great Southern Remedy which
will remove the prime cause, and restore
the mind 10 its natural equilibrium.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23
FIFTY Cents an Hour.

Messrs. Purdy & Randall, Of the Board Of
Trade Billiard Hall, have reduced the price
of billiard playing to hity cents per hour'
Mr.. Purdy intends In the future TO give his
personal attention in the management oil
the billiard room, and those who delight In
this pleasant pastime may feel assured thai
they will be cpurteously treated. Every
day at II o'clock Purdy d Randall will
give the finest free lunch ever spread in
Dallas. Give the Board OF Trade Billiard
Hall IA cali.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

No name is better ana more pleasantly
and widely known than that Of Mr.. j. a
Pozzoni For years he has made bimseli
famous oy the elegant perfumes and com
plexion powder that bears his name, the
latter having found It's way to The bellies OF
Paris, Germany and London. Everybody
admires heaHty in ladies'. Nothing will do
rome to produce or enhance it than use
PozZoni's preparations.
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A Rriber puntsbed

Newark, New Jersey, Jan. H.-Judge
McCar;er sentenced ex-Spsaker OF the As
pembly John Esgsn TO imprisonment At
hard labor for one month inthe psnitentiary
aud five hundred dollars fise for eu attempt
TO bribe Assemblyman Armitrge. The
court took into consideration ths plea OF
guilty, the prisoners health and petition
Tor mercy, also the fact thst Egan wss for
ever disqualified from holding any office oil
trust or profit under the state.
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A Remedy,

DALLAS, Jan. i2.-fEditor HERALD. lit
seems that there is considerable trouble ex,
subsefibers OF this city. Now Dir, have n
remedy to offer which, ifapplied, doubtless
will work TO the satisfaction OF all con-
cerned.
The remedy: II every person interested
will call ut Webster's Art Gallery, 7Ol Elm
street, and have their photographs taken,
they will so home well plsased, forgetting
all about phone troubles.
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ax,r,,l Ni,,dpaInts,

guarantee this paint Will prove shtls'
factory when applied according to direc'
tions. do not mean n guarantee OF salts
ton only when first applied, rs every paint
Is satisfactory when hrst applied, but my
guarantee embraces sufficient timO 10
properly test the merits Of the paints. My
friends ard customers In the country are
authorized to protect this guarantee. AID
dress all orders 20 III. HAMILTON, Dallas.
Texas, wholesale dealer In painters sup,
plies, wall paper. window glass, ETC.
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Attention is called to the advertiseme

Attention is called to the advertisement
of Mr.. Kane Shields in another column, who
is sckno wledged as one among The most nc
complished decorative artists In the coun'
try. He keeps full stock Of nil goods N
his line, which he offers at Wholesale and
retail He gives special attention TO house
decoration. The HERALD can assure its
readers that Mr.. Shields is reliable and
prompt in all his business engagements
and rs one with wnom IL In always pleas
IRE TO transact business.