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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-05
THE ORGAN IN TIE CHUROHEG

ST.. LOUIS June 4.-The discussion on the
subject OF using instruments In the United Presbyterian
churches which up again yesterday in the Assem-
bly, resulted In the defeat OF the minority report the
adoption of that OF the majority, which simply pro
yded that no further action tho subject should be
taken by Assembly The next General Assembly VIII
be held at Topeka, Kan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-05
COURT OF APPEALS.

SARATOGA June lin the Court of Appeas
tO-iay W. G. R1ger, C. J., associates present the
following business was transacted:
No l52-The People Robert A. Gum and others other
wise tie United states Medical IOlege OF NewIOr&. Argued
By f. ]. Fhian or the appeilants, H. c. Ripley for tho
RESPONDENTS points for the respondent I'm SINH ar
OF People The College OF Physicians and Surgeons Of
Buffalo were presented by George Clinton
OF New York.
The following is the day calendar for June 5:
Nos. 79s, ls9, 2O2, 1874, l6S. l99, lao and lC6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-05
THE NEW-YORK ASSAY OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, June HI q. Torrey, United
States Assayer at NewYork. made argument before
the Committee Coinage Weghts and Measures to-day
in favor OF rebuilding the assay office In NewYor city.
An appropriation OF $500 600 asked for Mr. Burch
ard director OF the mint also appeared before the com
mittee aud favored either the Improvement of the pres
ent building the ereCe OF new structure. He
inclined adopt the Views Of tho architect OF the New
York post Office, who believes new building should be
constructed
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TIE READING RECEIvERsHIP.
lnr rrIrcnApH mol rHE rRIsuvE. |

PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Ex-President Cow.
en- of the Phia elpa and Reading Railroad It Is said'
has outlined plan for taking that properly out OF the
hands of The details have not been mado
public -,., 49, ,bo rrnt,os
States Court master under the receFefshp Oh
the Philadelphia and Reading Rail- DAD Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-05
gYyROISEs AT THE HAVAL ACADEMY.

ANNAPOLIS, June 3.-The Board of Visitors
10 the Naval Academy witnessed to-day practice In steam
tactics by first olass Tho second class gave fno
exhibition OF signalling under the Myers system The
third and fourth classes were exercised In boats under
CARA An artillery drill took place IN the sftsrnseR-
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PORTER MADE A BLACK ROCK DIRECTOR.
MR.. vASDERBILrs CANDIDATE OVERWHELMINGLY
DEFEATED.

CHICAGO, June 4.-The stockholders OF tho
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway hea u'T an
nua meeting election OF directors at the genera
Office in this city to-day. TIE election has ATTRACTED
much attention, account OF the contest between
President Cable and william H. Vanderbilt Tue contest
as over the reelection of Henry H. Porter as member
of the Board OF Directors The whole number OF shares
voted was 397123 II. H. Porter received 33i''So ana
John Newell Vanderbits candidate, 62,337, making
Porters majority 272449. Francis H. Tows and James
r. Cowing were reelected and Marshall Field was eiecea
I'm place Of Jay Gould by unanimous vote oouiu was
,,t "a M, hecause Of any difference with the manage
nent but for the reason that lie could give little or no AZ
ention the affairs OF the company Wme fled ,
dcnce i'm Chicago makes him accessible Tor consultation
r r. Gable was reelected president, David Bows ana
Kimbal ce-presdents and +. III. lows secretary anu
treasurer OF the company. The Executive COMMITTEES
consists OF Hugh Riddle David Dows X X CaDle. H. ~
Bishop and f. II. lows. Chauncey NJ Dope" als ~ ~.
Worcester, secretary of the New-IOr6 central John
Newell president Of the Lake shore. and AsDury I"n
general solicitor OF the Michigan Central ATTENDED mo
stockholders meeting representatives oil NSiasioh"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-05

be that Anderson has also been put ont OF the way
Wamper was afterward near Paoa riding The mist
ing Iorae and IL is believed that he came to this city.
The greatest excitement prevails at the scene OF tia
lime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-05

the land civil and criminal which they thus far nave hhu
no part IN making therefore
Rcsoirod That we favor the right Of women TO vote
The convention adjourned until O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-05
JAMES d. FISH'S DEBTS.
LIABILITIES OVER FOUR MILLIONS.
TIE ACTUAL VALUE or THE ASSETS LESS THAN
5000 900.

TIE ACTUAL VALUE or THE ASSETS LESS THAN
SGO000O.
The schedules in the assignment OF James ~.
Fah TO John H. Morris were filed yesterday. the nom
nal yalnA of the estate il given as 81 l01i7 81
the estimated actual value, 81. S62 100; mortgages ana
liens on this real estate, $l4G29S0 the value OF inc
real estate when all claims arc paid o. SlOO'loo'
Tho nominal vaue OF the personal property Is SZoZ-
O43 AZ; its estimated actual value is $SO776o tho
propertv pledged for oans not delivered IL S63l3lo
the estimated actual value OF property uupledged is
S176,444.
The total nominal value Of the real and personal estate
l. s4,I7g 392 % The total actual value Is S1SZo3L
The total liabilities Si,230,2s1 Is, distributed az
follows:
Bonds and mortgages real estate POI l0 W.
go Tor. nold n nersou ri sscur ties $4,000 90
Total secured creditors. 10 DZ9 % 33
trnaectIreI creditors - ......... ZJ39OI 40
Endorsements on notes OF Grant & ward and - .o ~
Coniinoe nj liabilities 62l.7b0 90
The abatement of tho assets includes enormous mass
of details OF no general interest The following gives the
nominal and actual gaues and the cause OF difference IN
these values, for the more important items:
REAL ESTATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-05
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RATES TO BE DISCUSSED.

The trunk line executive committee met yes
terday at Commissioner F1Ek's Office ACTON was aSen
lookns to settlement OF the various unsettled pool
ouestiOns IL was decided call meeting Of the joint
Executive Committee OF the eastern and western r'ads
for next Wednesday At this meeting "a hoped that
definite action will be In regard TO the ea'1-oouna
freight pools interior Western places and hat oher
unsettled questions will be sniesby adjusted ohoui"
this programme carried out the meeting VIII take up
the matter of easbound freight and decide whether
or not commercial necessities" warrant the peschs
fe roade as II woulG be Determined by commercial con-
dltions but upon the demands Of various hnss thas
schedule rates should reduced 10 meet actual trH
established by Illicit methods Of competition No rdiIrOs
man yet has been found willing TO assert that INC Io@s
can carry freight without cutting while the isAe anu
canal rates under the nominal through rail- rate Oh
10 cents per 100 pounds grain from Chicago u Ne"
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-05
STOCKS, BONDS. ETC.

'Su snafo' aaiino ~ $4,000 no 10 A. r. She person,
rs ore reni oE Er Co"
10 Nyst r MAJ. Bk.
% Gerlnania Nat DE.
20 @. B. Crsry
10 shares Nat city MA, o-oo p,o,no, o.,.n,,, nj,
% shares ColumDa Bk 600 2,oo o share, pledged
20 sh.Tss Germ ~ o. y sdeoi 95 70 Not fnnna ~
50 Land Grant bonds -. 49,
Ter cent aI gold 5000 s9ooi5 BEiyn n Co
g Pos 81. 'S'' Cen &c Co. red9 Mar Rk
20 So =, Fac Fire ms Pledged Orient. Bk.
81 :, shores FarnJl Min.
90 shs y Y Concert 49, .oo
Co coat .s. $500 $3.50 Pledged B'k'n TT Co.
co Cost t''' I52i9 1900 100 Bn IT, Co.
iV GO ei' ..' Wv '''.'''. go Noval
Z O. '" '... ''''-, 49,. 800 600
Music 49, d ~" 1000 1900
Saving carCo INV $500 No val
Mn@s CO. cost 5G25 5weIls Fargo Co
PG .T'; 20 cost. cost anu 1900 300 Pdgd Mar BIZ
G f x, 90 nav 25ooo 25oOo % Fdgi v IL cox
cost ., !" @ - 25Oo> $4,000 IA c smith
." folk + i r. G aGooo 2loOO pldg4 Mar blk in
10 p.dsd to orL blk.
income bis ....,-.. 1924 value
r ' co. / N BIDS -, $4,000 1850
Hafinterest 700 shrsl
Ci"" =" 10000 certain WA Ward Grant
L H iniS.1 :sI 3. 9 sna ; a1l9sf
25 g. share, Stirling a .''oo .
2go o. p r. RI. 20OQo 5000 Pledged, Bkyn TT. Co.
Co r. r. ooo 80 H Piled s 2, IT. Co
1OO co5tj i3,ii7 800 Loan O RYOups
5o pm Nv y s'bt '''" Prdrd Mar Bk Name
% Gov CO. ..'N.-'. 5000 5000 O. v W. DcForrest
. I cS.s 2soc 2soo DttG ,ooo o, .,
~ iay Gas Lt Co 1900 az 50 held by Mar Bk
Sidney Green.
''Y miul h CO. eo,o -, "a, $1,000 1850
Comp. Co... a5.OOotno val. ,,.,
Mo 10 Fac ' Ky . 10000 81 600 sod iO0
b. BY h fsa H r? Ry 90 20 10000 $4,000 -
GOO a 900 90. e i. RTGof 4 r g. CO.
'S I'd M Ids same $4,000 1880 W sf De Forest Ra san'
30 al: 81, = E R3SISs / r % 1000 200
M Hinns co 80. 1850 no val
Mia. Co Co WV ~ $40 no val
III IN Adams Prospect o-so -
COMPANY. .....-.-....I 1900 500 not found
10 Edison ri. Light Co $500
OF Europe l.UDDl lVOOl
500 spanish Am. L. n $500. $500.
"a bds same . $4,000, 81 300 20 plgd Germ. ID
4 80 pldg. O. 4 W.
20 pldy. Bkyn. IT. Co
Est net mt. II92Ool
Company ........' 1888 2G666 pdgd MS & Bklyn
IT. Cos. & W. IL. COX
100 shs Lehigh HGd . -
son n II .............l 10 n0OI 1000 pldg Mar. Blk.
40 shs Mechanics Blk. 4,OOOI 5000 pdgd Cor. Blk
OF Brooklyn (c0stl..- $4,000
40 BIDS Bradford, Ell
dred a Cuba r. r.. 40 O0OI 80 000ll0 pldgd Mar Bk
name O. r. Spicor
30 70 q. d W.
500 .hs n. Y. w. 3. a
u. II. B.........-..... l5.io)l SoOOI
26O ehs Atant TX BIN 10000 no val
ll6 shs y. y. Bright -
Bon r.. II. .....-----. 1900 wthls
Co. Penn m. $50. l95OOI 1870
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Nom. Net
pal.l rdL
Property.
5000

Nine notes Gretna,
Creamery ~ Comp. Go. BLOOD
Note Norfolk ) X. Il. -
90 ..........-.---....- 'b'''.b1
2 notes Sturges & Co 81, 100 M
John x. Fellows, money a.
loaned ......-....-. Lou
Note Ferdinand Ward.
Mar II. "a due
Juno /. ~. order j.
-. p ------------ ----I ID u M
Note r. ward 10 Mar. .
Bank ...-........-...-i 5,OOO nc
Notes q. & W. Mar. |.
~, 10 order J. ID. r, ~
due May 10. 81 ..-l 5000 I'll
Notes o. q. % W.. Mar
4. -, order =. ID r., I
due May 3. ST. 10000 VI
Span. Am. l. q p. Co..
debt for advance on
cargOpstroleutn ship
MI Tn Havana y IN
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Property RAJ rat. ca"'eotdtg.
No 9, and 80 Drway 10000 l7sooo MORTGAGE $4,000
Equity held ~ Daniel m 1, Jo llS,
No 90 Broadst .... 65ooo $1,000 BY charles raaoe
Equity byMrs. A.C. COrDett
81 and SO New $4,000 100000 LIST MORTGAGE s2oooo
due held by Walter
PANTY "a Inn, @ T,O'I m,;y tq H on
h 5Iuoy ' Which : $3.50 paid
Nos So Pinest and % - .o.oo -, 600 p Man
9 Y9TI5SS son and VIM Jay
N9' 1 Ms, ls sn 49, $4,000 osooo ms1 nyor and
A 49, IIibcr
equity Ani % NJ to William
Undivided half Of Nos
%cs ST. 2 Gst -.. 2535Oo NJ 435OOOO Eq L. Ass.
bnildipr s5oTos l5so57 Cd NJ o L. and oakos
Hl757 Mechanics lion sG7-6o
Mr. Fish has claim on,
payments in con
whoc property ........ 10000 100000
.$ s2@ItS
J D. Fish's ha' ..-.. 1850
9Ma1ison ave ..... 1000 10000 Ms. $3.50
NG G55S
rs Vest 25d-si W.. 10000 5000 NJ $4,000 J. p. vor
No li5 West 32d-st. $4,000 10000 yrs; J. b. and A
Iiillvcr william
Nrr3s. -HJOOl.
No l16 ioth-st 96Geo 10000 NJ Ecn amin Sherman
@lGU o.
"Tho Mystic" Nos
i2i-5 West 30tIst 100000 100000 NJ. Trustees sailors
Suug H.. 10000.
q u. u Vat. Tk.
Mystic BiIre Mys
tie River Nat Tx
and sam. Bingham
SlOnOJ.
Mechanics lien,
equity S4796i
10000
pro,j,,a, - 1 1860 $4,000 NJ Susan NJ e. Liv
ngstOn as. 900: ID
Al. May CARLSON
S3j.OJO.
Equity
lgfJ. ODi
Nol. l,42i and l42Gi $1,000 . 80,
BroldWHy -----..--. 4EoOo 1VUVV VI; ~ cav AN
Nos 1T and 10 W.
"a 900: $1,000
Mry. EldkeL
The Brandon" 73dl - 49, =. - ,
and itl-avo..---.. l32IO lOOOOO T. az N 'i'
lots n. .Ide 18th. wdlAl'f -1f5;yV.
W. 6tu-aye- l22JOD l22JOO NJ y = Lilo ms
K lr. Co, f5",3uu /;
~ m, $4,000. w
DeF. Mantce.
Equity
22jOO
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CONVENTION DETAILS.
WORK OF THE MORNING SESSION.

AN ATTEMPT TO BIND DELEGATES TO SUPPORT THE
NoNINrF-GYNERAL HENDERSON ELECTED PRES
IpENT OF THE CONVENTION.
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THE yANDiLIA LINE

And Pennysvania route are always ~ the
head of the list 20 ftr a. accommodations
are concerned, ana to THO fact Is due their
large and increasing travel.
They are now running Ia addition 10 the
morning linz Of elegant new Pullman din
ing cars, which leave 81. Louis Union sta
ton, every IN orniug Sundays included) 1T
8 o'clock, a daily line of new Pullman
buffet osrs. which leave st. Louis every
evening Sundays included az Z O'Clock,
thus making . double dolly line OF dining
cafs from 81. Louis 20 New York without
change.
These cars run yin Terre Haute, Indian
npolis Columbus, Plitsburg, Harrisburg,
PHILADELPHIA 90 New York wlthoR, change.
These cars have been built expressly for
this line, aud are by far the most elegant
ever built by the Pullman company. They
contain one large drawing room with pri-
waite toilet ARRANGEMENTS, one largo Bmok.
ing room, buNet, or lunch room, and
twelve sections. Ihey should be seen to
be appreciated.
Nothing compsred with these advantages
are offered by any other line out OF st.
Lonis.
The travelling public can secure accom-
m odatious In these cars by calling on or
writing to +. NJ. Colburn, ticket agent, No.
100 North Fourth street, st. Louis, or George
A. Knight. southwestern passenger agent,
ut Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
A nnmn rnnn MrrnhnnI

Having passed several nights disturb' d
by the aTonioa aud cries ola suffering chlld'
and becoming convinced that Mrs, Wins
low Soothing Syrup W.. .s' Tho article
needed, procured supply Tor the child
On reaching home and aoquHiutiug his
viio with what he had done, she refused 90
nave Il administered 10 the child, as she
was strongly la favor of Homeopathy. That
night the child passed In suffering, and the
parents without sleep. Returning home tho
day following, the father found the baby
still worse; and white contemplating an
other slsopiesa eight, the mother stepped
from the room 10 attend % some domestic
duties. and left the father with the child.
During her absence he administered por.
tion OF the Soothing Syrup 20 the baby, and
said Nothing. That night all hasds slept
we'll, aud tie little fellow awokc IN the
morning bright aud happy. The mother
WAS delighted with the sudden aud wonder.
ful change, and although At first offended
at tho deception practicod upon her, has
continued % use the Syrup, and suilorn,
crying babies and restless nights have dis.
appeared. A single trial Of the Syrup
never yet Jailed TO relieve the baby, and
overcome the prejudice of the mother
Sold by all druggists. 25cenls u bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
NOT DROWNED nut DRUNK.

William Helftien, who waa reported
~ hsving fallen into well Ia East Dalla.
and drowned, while drawing water for his
team. 10 still In IN. flesh, though bis spirits
are Oh the Ssne. tie was driving for MIR.
GAuEer and when hs returned
home at 9 o'clock yesterday morn
ing he found nli the neighbors fishing
In the well Tor HIM with rapling hooks. He
was chuck full OF beer, and when
he put la MI appearance they
thought II must ha Lis ghost but there he
stood before them. drunk asa lord, and
full OF life Those who had .psnt the day
and night fishing and diving for hin we're
indignant when IL duwned upon them that
he had simply absented himself to 40 upon
a spree He thought tia capitol Joke, how
ever, and laughed immoderately at the
crowd which departed In dsgutt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
HOLY RELICS.

Mr.. Neal biarhe has just received the
"OrientAl order Of the Palm sud the Hhell''
al Jerusalem, his dinloma oi mem bership.
This order IL not branon oi free masonry,
but only masons can belong 20 n. The
diploma 10 u handsome in,trument on
OF the order, the palm tres
sud the shell and part OF q wal on H. IL
IL written In English ia Hebrew, IN
Arabic, Ia Greek aud Va Latin. Mith H.
came u lot Of relies from The Holy Land,
consisting ofa lot OF ylals tlled with wster
from the river Jordan; water from the river
Milo, which hns n i.arful odor 10 IL, wine
pure olive OIL beans or peas, the
soIt mentioned in the Bible 40 lentils ana
OF which the red porridse or p0ltase Tor
which Essu bsrseTed his brihf.ght % the
Willy JACOB was made: wheat called In the
Scriptures, corn: sand from the eoa shore At
Jopps; salt from the mountains near
Seldom aud supposed b he scrapings from
the identical pillar Into which Lot'a wife
was turned, but from which
part OF tho pillar II 10 not stated; earth from
tho garden OF Gethsomans from plat
whore the Savior IL supposed to have I'M
defgone hts agony aud anguish OF mind,
earth from the potier's iiod about hslf n
mile from JERUSALEM said to have been
purchased with tho thirty pieces Of silver
paid to Judas tor his BETRAYAL Of tho Savior.
Al,on piece OF cedar tree Of LebEnos,
piecs OF fer tree; pitce on
m olive tree, pieo0 OF syhmine
tree which 10 closely allied TO 0ur.mulberry,
shells from the sea shore at Jopps; q shell
from the Identical opot where the children
OF lsroal crossed the Red sea when being
pursued by Pharaoh; piece
OF asphsl,um from the Dead sea; piece OF
stone from part OF the foundation wall OF
the temple Of Solomon. the stone being
called Mesza, the quarry from Witch Il was
taken bein under the streets Of tho city OF
Jerusalem. rbeso are all beautiful and
Interesting specimena
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21

Albert Hrrndon aud Samuel Pipes, Who
are serving out lie sentences IN Albany
prison, New York, for participating In rob.
bing the United States NAL at Mesquite Ia
this county Hs members Ut the famous Sam
Bass gang, IN which Hetndnn was wounded
In the flght that susutl oetween the rob
bers ana the train msn. wera heard frln
yesierday through Herndon who wrote TO q
friend In this CITY. rhe letter states that
Pipes health rs fast falling aud that he has
grown very desOondenl. Herndon writes
that he himself il enjoying most excellent
heslth and weighs two hundred hounds. He
has position an the commissary depart
ment OF the prison a. clerk. They srs the
only two Of the Bass gang that was ever
captured aud convicted
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
A BuKsrED BUILDING.

Tho city has compelled Colonel John d.
Stone, who began the bulldog OF brick
hut on the eKtensiOn OF Efvay street, from
Elm street 20 Pacific nvenue, TO suspend
work on the same aud remove the material
from the street. The lot through which
ths extension passes was Colonel Stones,
and laboring unc er tina belief that he had
41-2 by ~ left Of the ground condemned
for the extension he begGn the erection
OF brick hut 4 l-2 by IL feet. when the city
puts IN aud shows b. survsy that he IL on.
titled to only 3 by II feet. Colone! Stone
had leased toe proposed building FOR five
years at $2i0 year. There Is likely TO be
some LITIGATION over The matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
HE GAVE IiOND.

Andy Elam, who WAS arrested Wodnes.
day on the charge OF tho theft OF cattle
from Mexican by the name OF Sue lion,
gave bond Tor his Appearance nc the next
term OF the district court. The alleged
thief. was comultsd some two years ago
anu the grand jars found true bill nIainBt
Elan and christopher Cox, charging them
with tue theft Of tho stock, but as sue Ell
lion. who resides in Hill county, was re-
them were dismissed or stricken from the
docket. IL becoming Apparent, however,
that the report circulated was a hoax, the
indictments were reinstatod aud ElHm's
arrest followed Cox hes not ~ yet been
apDrehfnlpd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
a Dangerous Chinese Vessel.

The new Chinese corvette, the Ting
fuen: has been built at ete,tin by Ger,
man firm, but II seems 10 have been con
structed on thoroughly Chinese principles
One OF its special features 10 that eyerv
time Its own guns are fired con -ii-rabls in.
jury is done TO the vessel. At the first dis-
charge OF one OF the big Krupp guns with
which the corvette is armed. the eject pro-
duced was considerable. Sky-lient,
AM windows wero smashed, q smeke.
stack was snapped In two. Q thick
iron rail on the bridge was
wrenched f.om its place. furniture
was shattered to pieces (which gentlemen
could pat In their pockets and carry away
with them as mement es OF the OCCASION
and an eruption Of Goals from the bunker
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21

appeared ON deck Like Don Quixote,
when he tried the damaging power Of his
sword on his helmet, II Might have been
supposed that the scratch crew from Tue
German navy Who we're aboard the Tug
Yunn were quite content with a single OK
pertinent" Hut having seen what the
thought they would dad Il pleasant 10
know wha, a volley was like, Tha effect
was tremendous, nni very nesfly reduo
the whole vessel TO n condition Ia which
gentlemen could have put II In their
pockets add carried Is away q. n mamenio
OF the occasion. tyldeltlg tho Ting. Yuen
10 n formidable addition 10 the imneflal
navy, It's owneri will always have tho
satisfaction OF knowing that, II II IL ever
taken by tho French, II will prove very
dangerous 10 iis oaptOTa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
STREET RAILWAY IMpRovEMESr.

Colonel II. w. Keller OF the Commerce
and Ervsy street railway, has added four
hundred ieet Of track to tho line, which
carries IL to Mill creek, over which he Is
having q substantial bridge, sixty feet long,
built. The line Will be com pleted at once
to the city park, iust south of that point,
and IL the city Will grant him permission
to build more switches, he proposes placing
two additional oars on the line and give the
public car every ten minutes, thus short
ening the time between cars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21

Something that wall quiet the nerves,
giva strength 90 the body, induce reiresh-
ana purity aud brighten tho complexion,
10 what many persons would 0e very glad
TO obtain. Carter's Iron Pills Gro made for
exactly this olaes " trouples, and are r..
markedly successful in accomplishing the
ends 'es'frd 'g named above They are
useful for both men and women Sold by
druggists. Price so cents box, See aiver.
ti4pmCut
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
II Lit up by Fine Teeth.

the PLANES. face becomes attractive. Al
though ordinary dcptrifioes prove 'nsilvct-
uHl 10. whlien and improve the health 81
the teeth, Sos1dont Is EQUAL to the task and
does II oroaRh!y, brsides bhniahiug from
the breath ma offensive smell Teeth
strengthened and purified by Suzodont are
not only whittier, but chew better than
others. AZ tho teeth improgo through its
use, eating becomes delightful Indulgence
instead Of penalty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
From a Boston EdiIor.

Merit Wi, win. 90 40 thought as u gen.
tleman was telling OF his wonderiul cure ~
cough Rnd cold with hnmphfeya hom-
eopnthc Specific No. z. lie athrme that
Tor coughs uni colds Of u stubborn ohaf-
acter il could not be- oxcellvd. IL ullGyod
the tickling la the throat aud di,tIo r.pg
cough, aud relieved the hDarsenesi when
his friends had become alarmed lest pneu-
monia was setting IN. lie commenced with
Specific No. Z, taking SIX pellets every two
houfu; cough soon became mllderi hoert-
ness passed OIL strength and appetite I'M
proved, ana In lew DAYS be was ~ well us
eyar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
Roso city Paint ana color Company.

This company has established nCadquaT-
tiers for the sale OF their celebrated mixed
paints for tho state, IN this city. have
been appointed agent for the sale Of same,
and will On all Drdere ~ factory prices,
thereby saving nay customers the freight
on same. IL. HAMILTON.
Wholesale painters supplies, window
glass wall saper, mouldings, etc, SS Elm
street, Dallas Taxas.