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The Absent. Minded phr.nol.v,.,

An erroneous hienologist once told
me that would shine asa reviyalis,.
aud said that | ough, to marry a tail
blonde with a nervous, sanguine tenn.
permanent Then he said; zone dollar,
Please and | said: GAN right, gentle
scientist, with tawney mane, viii
give YOU the dollar and marry the tall
blonde with the bank account and III
nous temperament when YOU give me /,
chart showing me how 10 dispose of J,
brown-eyed brunette with Y thoughtful
cast % eountenancc, who married me In
an unguarded moment two wears ago.'
lie looked at ma in reproachtul Kind
~ WAY, struck me with q chair I'm An
absent'minded manner, and stole away,
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Ladies' and Gents Ornamental Watohas
Gent Scarf Pins,
tadies' Lace vins,
Gold and haira--headed Canes,
bangle bracelets,
Gents Travelling Cases,
sleeve and Collar Buttons,
cold and silver speotaoIe,,
Dresden China in cases,
Lsdies' Vest Chains.
h"'fe, Fork and spoon in case.
Necalaacs and Locllets,
GoidPans and Gases,
Society Badges and Emblens,
Gold and silver 1himale.,
tarahnC sells ian Ja-c.,
3oNs' silver ana Nickle Watcher,
CHI rpn's Rugs,
solid silver aud Plated CuDs.
diamond Pinsanh Har-rings,
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Sure toplease You All.

just the thing for Christmas, is what
may DO said of the hundreds of new
and attractive articles which make M
our stock Of elegant holiday goods,
seasonable, new novelties, not shown
elsewhere; all standard styles in great
variety, at Knephy & Sons jewelry
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AdNctIisInc Chr.,.,,l

~ 'iNA'R 'htfR~ sss
~ mas become so common TO begin
STYLE. Pc
"rhen run il into some advertisement
thdl We avoid all such,
Aud simply call attention TO the NOR
ltSo slop Bt.tcrs IN rs plain, honest
Terms rs possible,
ITO induce people
l" give them one trial, which 50
proves their value that they will never
los" anything else
1'l the papers, ~
tahg.Du, and secular, IL
iiaNng p large sale, and il >upplent.
'nE H,i other medicines.
There IS n DENYING 1he virtues of
ne Hop plouG and the plumi,,or> of
ll'p Hltie,N nave SHOWN great SnreNd-
ness and ability
,'lu eomroundlne medicine whose
virtues ar, ~ pNpnN'. lo every anp'S OH
"No, WV '.'''
ga" ''nFcrci Wl suffered .l1u.. .in.
'ug aN'N 1870 tur ilur .'r F"'r~,
The doctors loiuE b,fnu .u.d;"
a., M" a. NNt we, 'UDt B.. tHi. Ilju
iill'lN 'hn papers soy >la.uvh aunut. "
Indeed! lruced!
~ How thankful W. Shogll br for .h,,,
medicine ---
Daughters Hl.rly.
Llii''gn wears uuf daughter suffered
,"ttom lrlmui'rNim uI l>drc,, liver.
Gheuno'!r iruOule arl Nervous debility
Nl"'I lh' care 90 Nr best physician,
II ID
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THE a5Ti05AL IRON FENCE COMPANY
~ CoNlnndt Street, New YORK,

Iron POSTS amt Anchors ami VIE, com
prlsinl nm entire Iron lUnve. rhe la,es', p'st
anu cheapest fence nov IN uSe. lhde'iraeia-
ole oy iec or rot, aud ten times rs drfaNie "
amy Wooden fencv. AuN kinu of posi- cAn y"
n.va. Certificate g. highest medal WAN
ru his iVnc0 al New York state Satf' ~.
FOR ellvulars giving nin particular, write "
NE Once VI lht company,
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New orlcan, r,nn.i,inn

Round trip tickets, good thirty DAYS.
two daily trains, and through Pullman
slcepers nom Dallas To New Orleans Mn
honstoh. j. l.. a. THouAS,
:, >, Texas Passenger Agent.
e. o. FL'op, Ticket Agent.
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OFFlClAL-ClTY LAWS.

4 n, ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE
GA lines and width Of a part of t.olk stree.
EcrIoS I. BE II ordained by the t,ity
Council Of the City of Dallas, That tbs proS,
os'tlon OF NJ. ; ii. Cockreh, proprietor Of
~ tflnnu, Is hereby accepted as a dedica.
W n, anu the iiues ot Dix street are hereby
established MS follows: Begnnl' nj Tie
noflne3st m e section OF voydias ana POLK
streets; hence in direct line oasterIy TO The
southwest corner Of lrac 10, al block No. 65,
on the Nriysby league line, The same heinz
NE north lihe Of said street. The south line
Of PoiN street shan begin on poy,!ras street
@ieet south OF the first named point, sud
ihehce ruu easteriy parallel TO The first Inc
tile SEINE distance 3; thence north to the south
me OF Young street. Az said southwest cor,
per VI block 90 the uortu lines OF Polk and
oGug streets meet.
SEC, 3 Chat the Engineer Is hereby re-
Hrlyo :, 70 -, 9ecsrIe and properly work the
SEC. 3. That this ordinance sh,li take ec.
leCt from ana after its passage
Approved October -. 1884.
an. W. l.. CABELL, MAYOR.
Attest: w. Il. PARRY, city S, cretary. VIZ
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A N ORDINANCE ASSESSING COST,
- ana lcyylng spec NJ tax to paw I.rtbe
nisIrlct sewer from tie west side OF Harwond
( street. between Main and Elm streets 10 s.
point III alley in block l25 distance of 2S feet 1:
SECTION l. BE 1t Ordaius d ~ the civ
lguhcil 90 the uity ofDrilos, THAT the repor
Of t'e CITY Engineer Of the cost of construct
! ing lhe district sewer from the west side of
Z HarWOod street, between Main and Film
streets, in the city of Dallas, to q point in
/ Inc alley IN block l2j, a distance of 25B feet
} ne ana ire same is hereby approved. and Inc
| t'Iinlato OF pio rata costs therein sctiorth be
ana the SAME Is hereby assessed against ne
property ihstcin described. and that n sppCju}
i4& Oh me iCspG Tive amounts stated be ana
lhc same is hereby levle against the varlous
lQl. Of lfoHnd described Ia said reports, eY
'lu"Ne OF improvements in PROMOTION tniLr
area the whole district, exclusive of uubIir
hlshNayt. The City Asses, or ana Collector
shaIl enter satd liStsor said property and the
name OF the owner there N, together With
I Ihe assessment and levy herein mad,
against each lot or lots in said diSf let, ON
slHN rglls, in 10 K kept Tor that purpose
ana sha!l proceed 10 collect the same i,s bro
'lae' IN the city charter
SEC. 2. Tina ,his ordinance shall take eff.
feet from rs THesage.
Approved October2S, 1884.
.,.., a.. ". H. CABELl, Mayor.
AltfHi' w. T.. PARpVs civ Ir,v.t.,rr
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4 "Gpp rAfhR No PRINTING Or
. a. nee '"f sal" al Sl,hCn, oue-third dowH
ah" the remainder on o God terms IA hn,
'irA'atioa of over l,o1y paving subscriber,
',' '' 'c'ulCu M 20 tgAU Of over G.UN inhabi-
@I,.,' Wih '"o iaiiroad' running through Il,
80, lI!ia.r Particulars, address This office.
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Gold Vest Chains.
Etruacan Gold BrASsIets.
Onyx Jeuelry,
Diamond Rings,
Opera and Field Classes,
Telescopes,
Silver Fruit Knives,
Gents Match safes,
Smoking se!s,
Jewel Cases,
Fancy Napkin Ringa,
individual Casters,
Fancy Vases,
syrup Cups,
BrOnze Lamps,
gard Receivers.
Ladies' and Gents niygs
initial Jew elry,
siter Dinner Coffee Snoc,s
ScOnNCs.
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Every taste gratited. Every buyer
delighted. save time, trouble, money,
and get the best, by choosing from Knop.
nv Il Sons extensive hohday stock
Como one and all 10 Santa Claus Para.
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go" SAl...-HOTELANDK ESTAURANT
4 containing rooms. centrally located,
a S.i NslsnIls sd and doing = good hpsinsi..
N'"''N' W. r. fARNINGI ON Tyler, Texas.
dsg.1 Il
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w = ,Thi '-ENHRYH BODY To R.ow
~, 'hal they can buy the very fpe 10y w
r1'ye e % I.H'l ices, grape vines. shade tos,
p i,' on Trees, Finnish hne red gny VIZ s 20
"n Sn i'l. make walks, sod lawns, anddoosp'
"a lano'cape gardening. i. q. Hor Ias'l'
~; w., y SW Ell, Nurseryman md Fruit Grow,
S SCisd springs hoad, Ia miles north COM,
mol.
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/, Hit SAl.t--hl SOUTHWEST LAND
CbNfA\> -4-luum hoUS,, lot jO1l2j, cor
wy ~ IlNWUuN ana !'Hr'vr streets; lot lW1
100, MSW street, near FI,.y;s acres with 9
h"'l>eN OF q ana rrOluS. East nallnS, uurlu.
.,Nl ~ tWr GroWdS; 4-rupm huuSe, lot tSX
~ V"'het 81 Nor>'cHnU AND Bruwder Sireets;2
"'t'> WIZ huNNA, and g rooms, East ua,-
las, uuviu,Us, oi Fair house
Coy "'ASp r"rutr Nufu aud gibbs streets;
".H. ",N - - "nU t.vgvu 1uXl2j, "a Middle.
,u ANTON, "uJu.giuC and west ol Fair
'.l"',s' 40. .'NNV, corner Griffin and Akard
''ys'r, ..t Nn\''- Joins lylr Ground ON ,he
"tN' loi slHNl, uU Hac'nc avenue, opposite
,"',"i ht,r "cl nt; lot U4l sSluu, corner Co,iou'
"''' .d"e "'d 'cIHr >ttugsN gbgUi
h ~ Nhid.-.' uhu a>p SluNI " UOD
- .'' "NN quantity ud best quality; over
~ "n Euuu, Also, wanted To buy cot,
,'' ~" "l" ~t"l 'Ytluu ~ highest market
-. q. lNNrlNNAt... Nei1-u
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t.H', -,Il.--NBOt 10000 ACRES OF
G'no ln the choice - grazing district OF
ltAs' The tuuCuu titcr ruus tluoulh The
rn'', i'ngih ~ pasture; grass and shelter
NhAHdHiu' splendid opportunity lor a five
H''HN i.,rm offered .Urp suDrtti AT O ul'-
t'lu' Terms: About hall cash, halanc.
frolsal 10 yer cent Interest. korprice .
,gi'hcr particulars, apply 10 .IOuN HAM
MrnHsrr United Trading Company Colo dds
~. texas. uO2-tf
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u - y Lila DIES ANDGFNTIEIfFV
I'D Guy orcouutry 10 take light Won, a,
their own homes; 50 to "a div easily ,nai !"
l MoiH SEM by, mqili no cgnvasSh 2. VIENNA
e uct,ii'u iot our work and furnish steady
w.! .lel ~ ADDRESS, With stamp, Cf0wa
WIG 90. 29l Vine street Cincinnat. 0bi 5
Va AhlED-ThE TEXAE tI!-;I,aI-a,'
"o|ment Association VIII liyo roo, ,,,,d
Woa''ple employment to experience, N s,,,i
.D,e s-15Hg!lors, Address 3, N. HAIL S,..'S.
----g. ~ Main street, Dallas. Texas. wi,
4 GEN - Va AN4hD--ii' " Ill PAYANY
= IN tIliEehi man or woman wanting prof
'i'oe Smchl 20 write for my ill1strat-
t'f"'ed ,.sa0nri Steam Washer. which. ~
.eu,oh %. - g'eat iutIiuslc merit, is rnseting
WIN Sucl phenomenal success. j. WuErI
Lon ah3 rEnnhlin avenue, st. Louis. Ma.
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E''is o. Lr.--Ihn SAFEST, BEST FAM
~ Eolse Tor the lowest price In the city:
y@n oc seen to-day at Nc uticngh d Cofiia',
streets. laiI1s
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l. bU 0alE--!lGr 20, NRE BRED AM
Hcttma.el Jersey hei',rs and COWS; also
hoN"i1N " riverside ~tucH Fagm intersec,
-n' 81 "0Iicrs'n ond Cochran SIS, Gel.lm
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The American Watch company hove
recently put upon the market a beauii-
sell them at 50.
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w ANIEil-TO EXCHANljT, -; 70
Fehtle buggy and saddle hOys t,r " iSCE,
PrVoi SAFE Weighing 800 or 259 no,,, ol me-
= SicklcS, 1903 Elm ST. '''s POUNDS W.
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|NMSrED-A COOK. Apply S y ~ y
.,.'... H''' enn", corner Of oJ Hr 80
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w ~ lAD--A but'h--NL PIN M .i-
~ ALFRED DAVIS, corner ~ NJ, Aks,
4an larinio SITS '0''''' u MaSlen aud
.IgHua
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WANTED.

" ANTED : ~ UENTI EI 4 n -, =
49,, Wlle' a nicely furnished room, and
c ooa ra III private family. Addres@ MIN
: : !, - yS.- o -- deIa'S,
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is located between the barns and the
government building; 1t will he fifty
feet wide, 40 feet In diameter and $50
feet straight stretch.
In the central portion of the ground,
between the track, an electric light
tower has been erected, in which there
VIII be ten lights of 1900 candle power
eaeh. a great many inquiries have
neen made about bicycle tack ON the
inside Of this one, but nothing has vel
been decided on the subject. However,
the main track will DO so constructed az
TO admit of this being used TO advantage
Tor this purpose, If necessary.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

AxEs-Collins, p dozen. 800; Gold Dollar,
Double BIT, hoo.
sKIhLETs AID LrDs-4Io = n; sugar ket-
TIN PLATE-I. Q. IOIl4, = box, 500; /. g.
AKIN, p box, SOD; Terne, 14x20, box, 7.6O;
T TIM 1 discount 50 y cont;
stamped, discount 50 = cent.
soLDKR-No. !, l5c; No. and a, lsc y H.
DUCK HORSE COLLARs-Eo. l, 4.25 y dozen.
Es-Two loop, Am - dozen; three loop,
lbs n dozen.
TACKs-In boxes, 100 papers, 260 p box.
GRUB HoEs-S dozen. 7.hO; railroad picks,
v dozen, $50.
RuBRER BELrING-biscount 80 p cent and
;, p cent,
NAILs-3.2b, rate.
3uovELs AND SPADEB-Rowland's, di
count 40 p cent; Ames' list, steel goods, u
count % and 10 p cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE-ShafIs, hnlsh, s.U
poles, 1885, singletrees wagons, sci l.7o;
buggy, 225; EXPRESS ESQ; wagon tongues,
1856; hickory axles, 1900; bolster "a; coup.
Xxx, $50 sawed felloes, l.75; q ZOO
Bowden shoes, $50; northwestern horse nails,
No. s, 500: I, OBS; ), 5.U: lar Iron, 4o rate;
blow steel, &c; spring stet &c; csst steel, lSc.
BUGGI Es-(irade B. and spring top, Si.tNh
!UuOO: do. open, 7O.'xsGsO.OO; do side spring
top, iOO.ONGlS5.00; do. side bar, l0o.001l30 100
10. phetOns, l25.G9Sl53.OO: grade A. side
ipring, l4o.Uso2o0oO; do. Phstons, l5OOEs
form springs, iiONNai"n.O6: three spring wag-
pna, 9O.0Ogl)5OO
WIRE-Smooth wire M. g., SC; Nos. IL and
&c. apanned. hart,nd wire, Go; galvan-
sed harbed. 7c
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Notes from kayassta,

NAvAsorA, Nov. ls.-lSpecial. l-Early
this morning Robert Gresham, of Wal
lace Prairie, Grimes county, lost his gin
house and three bales OF cotton by fire
the work OF an unknown incendiary.
Last Sunday the remains OF Mr.. liamp
Thomas, who was killed in tho railway
wreck near Hampstead, were buried
with becoming ceremonies by tho
Methodists of the Knights OF Honor.
The Sunday-school teachers and chill
dren, with badges, marched in proc s.
sion from the church to the grave, &C
companied by the largest escort OF
friends in carriages and mounted ever
seen here. The procession was mile
long.
Rev. p. p. Norwood, the preacher in
charge of tho Methodist church here,
WAS tried by the presiding elder under
charges OF fs,lsehood and was fully ac-
Quilted to-day by the commissioners
appointed for the investigation. Tho
charges were frivolous and not sustain
Cd by the testimony.
A nor.her came III s o'clock last night
with light rains. 1t il cold and cloudy
TODAY,
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isad' :, Arnold. i6dig, n Atnoti'
iso ~ f.sihr n IlsTlll6a. " uloacss
meor.la" ~, sl'"p.sS' l@is.s.ss Z.
,-h,c, q ulms..l.r, "a, Riehmond, ..
ssrfimsc plns ~. Nehino9d llns Al lsn
; 81. s.,r%se x, I.i.,. .SisS. u.
RHovs snss1is.s-I~-rsaes H.. As
y, - ~ a aySs a Ave. * s,. SSs
Allsgtlc u, ~, A,s.snl, y. An.ay 4
u; fsppsrsliE u fr-aoni uC; S.: Can't
HG' e.n 81 :: .rpp'Is R la d EsEss't. AZ
r:.ver 6sm u y Ci.ri a q; Songs.
~, , y; 2T !. -, & aonN.r. 'sH sSo,s
ran ts,iie EE, a. schuseti, ~, Ssw'
mari al 4, a; re~nisrs-t q, pli ~
W.rAousn sHs sti.os-Ns" YORK. ~
Wsn.sutts, lnlf; ikns'inn ON, 10; lonsdnle
rs'V nIuslln. Mi Hersley sI cam muslin
ia, Tussr,rs, II; AnirOscngtin l. ~, NJ
Ns~onyille,s; Ionsdsl-, SA.i t.bol, Ts.i Con
T s".p =; Nv. q H Hi -, I: HhiT,s IL Ha
in.eli q, ~; Hooti y, r.; Rsllou. s. CAnos
,H' m. .c;s a. W serSl g I.sn,
lsi,; AmosEsss II, i?I,; hmosteag. q, M
knosksag u, n; AmosSsesg y, lo,,; Amos'
a; A%9 s tsa.a A tsoT tx Con- a.
-.ioss ex. "a, ia; Cords ACE, ltlSt Conesto'
4. 81, T-s, II; Conestoga u N "a, Is; Conestogs
CTt-x, I<t.; Conesiogs, Goa rs, ~; Hamil'
ton, M: Manhattan, 8; International W.
'sTRIPss-AmosEeax, s-sss.s, ~; hmeri-
can, 81; Hamilton, NJ; Amoskesg cheviot
lOI,: hshhyms "A, II; Ashbyms red cross, 10
lnSIps-Amosk.As,. u; York, ~ OH
AKA, IA; OTIS Bb, il!,i Voinmo'sn, ~,
i'rees lin, II; Heavier Crook CO, l0.aj wsrr"n
RB, NJ; Warren AKA, ls1si HsymAfnI
brown, sS; Columbian, IL; Warren W
brown. lO',; uncAHylll-, 10.
Characterization, Nc, ts', Union NO ~,
II; Union, No, Is, "a; Miners No, |, E5s; MI
mcr's No. 2, ioIs; Prodigy, y; AlAhams osna-
burgs, 7; louisiana osnsburgs, .; Augusta
o,nahnr2s, - a,
MISUNDERSTANDING 4; hmo.ssHs, y;
Canton, y; Draper, o; alcnwood, IS; BStes,
SIS, Scotch, double fold, lO's(nl2S -, 81,
0vals; Slater a sons, Jl,cr5lS; Kid finish, Hfo;
NHsouville, ~ ,dnl,; Gnrner, 6Is0sSi..
ClIPFrisus-THpr iiiggins s.httiS''t;
Tapestries SaufuTi's, fsap.b; Tapestries lsoA'
bnry, 81; Blgelow body Brussels, LIB; Low
ull n,idS Brussels, lbs: Extra Noqueilosi 10
B Noluettea, 10; Lowell extra snporS, ~ II
Hati flrd S-ply, NJ; Hartford extra supers, ~;
parL, Read 4 FTnuklln extra snger-, '.ls'
PARK, cotiou-chain extra Supcra, 6Nsi fhlin'
Lvlphla wool, tSdth5; common coiton-ciain
sloLAS.
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uriOCHtsIEs.

yoysrs1Rio laIr, ilsai2c; PRIME, i?s'soi
rBAs-lmpeEinl, i1Goe; YOUNG Tyson foS
soc; Ooiong, tS,d5pc; japan, 6Np.rc:
srGA RS--Powdered, si4c: cnt loaf, Use;
srsuniaied, SIsc; standard A |, SIC; l.onisi-
ana while clarified, So: yellow CHARMED, THO;
choice Louisiana, &c.
Observation-Disclosures choice, SOC; prime,
NC; fair 10 good, ioc; corn syrup, sc; sugar
syrup, 6lttG3c; rehoiled, iJttsac.
lAGG' SG-Pure Jutc, ~ lbs, iOAtc; v yard,
y. ms, l0I.c; ties, i.55 Z. bundle.
Z, e; Xxx, no; cream,
o. ginger snaps, &c. -
,.rs. s ss. * ssr; ''s rs s's soi
caSDLss~at.r. full weight, ia<s: ahor.
tHRKss-rull cream, 40.
3oPE-lOc basis; cotton rope, l6c.
CI.OTHssrISs-Round. CSC; spring loo =
box.
dozen; a.hoop pals, 400; 6-hoop, AIS.
TUBs-s nest, 2.2,; 8 west, 2.76; No. l, 800 '
dozen; No; 2, SO; No. 3 100 a., ,,r., utnuho
PowDsaN1.oa y ker OF 81 M; ~ do, 2.I;
"a d S j Sl;s' as sSss Id 7ho'a'0p 0's
xson p.i.. cSS@s5S1 ; oH lon
s ss.: %.1so ass; sis:. so; s.;:
GALLON, 40; slass hex, Gallon, . ~ q. ~, u
barrels, 7.5O; No. N-bsrrels, $50; No. : \:
barrels, 100; No. : H-barrels, 400; No. kit@t
Is; No. . rils, los; No. kits, 10y.
HoLLArD acknowledgement. l:S 2 kes.
GAHDY-stlck, llHc = n; fancy. lh93o.
RAIsINs-London layer, g:
CIDRk-Crab apple, 4c; Missouri cider, ~
y gallon; vinegar, 2 gallon, la12Oc
STARcH-Pearl, 4Lc; royal glass, "; Bon
ION l. N pack ages, &c; corn starch, I'm pack
ages, &c; r. n wood box glass, 7llc; SD paper
BOX glass, ~.
trated, 27H14.0.
JUas-We quote: lilo p gallon for glazed;
crooks, l0c p gallon for glazed.
TOHATOns-2-fn standard, Les; S-n stan
lard, Size.
DRIED PnACHY s-lnpeeled. 30: pesled. ITO,
salt iIHc; breakfast bacon, i4Si4lic; hams,
lH0l51fc.
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The Waco nscss.

Waco, Nov. ls.-lSpecial.l This has
boon . raw, cloudy dsy, with the wind
fros the north, but no rain, which was
favorable for the Inauguration of the
races st the driving park. The crowd
to-day WA not - large ~ expected, Ia
dies Tefusing to turn out In the face Of
such Indictment weather. For ell prsc-
teal purposes, however, tho day was
ju.t what was needed, dry. Tho judges
were In their places OF 2 o'clocs. They
were Col. Lewis, OF Battle Creek, Nichf
gan, ]. w. Aitten, Corsicana, and Wiley
Jones, Waco. In the poOl-selling for the
trotting race, $50 class, Prince Middle
ton was decided favorite. Az tho out
SGT there were . dozen entries for this
match, but a. the time to start drew near
they narrowed down to four. Tho result
WAS ~ follows:
Trot, ESQ Gloss, purse $500; won by
Myrtle.
limo, 3:.7H.
Trot, 300 class, purse $500: three
started; FIVE heats; won by Felix.
Time, 2:A.
Mile heats, running, all ages, purse
5000; tivo started; won by John Sullivan.
Time, l:tT.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-20

NEW YORK, Nov. ls.-Instead OF the
10000 who have heretofore at
tended "the Sullivan seances,"
not more than 1900 were
in Madison square garden this evening
when Greenfield, the English pugilist
and Sullivan met for four three'mlnute
rounds, under Marquis of Queensbery
rules. The men were not permitted to
continue their friendly set-to for any
considerable time, however, for Capt.
Williams was Of the opin,,
ion that they were engaged
in Tight and stopped them in the mid
and took them to the station house. The
finishing round was about as follows:
Round 7-Both men came up on the
spring. Greenneld spared aud danced
{ for an an opening q, e. He He found nIu5s
which found Sullivan's face. the
latter began to LOOK wicked, but while
he he was vas. picking thgs out hr,to q PLACE ace
20 friendly friendly ~ '"s n the latter
tapped hun in tho forehead with his
right. Sullivan was stung, and rushed
Greenfield to the ropes, and some
quick fighting followed, Greenfield again
clinched and was warned by the referee
to stop such tactics. The
mob was on. on its . feet ~. md
hi" antagonist. He slapped the Eng
lishman's face to the hue Of . poppy
and msds him glare wildly. Another
clinch, another warning, and more
shouting Greenfield WAS made to feel
that clinching WAS considered an evil
dence of weakness and began to work
his hands like a Windmill in q hurricane.
Sullivan had set his teeth and both
men were about to show how "friendly"
they could BIZ Sullivan made = rush hat At
S Soended apart. 's They 0 she en
sprang at each other again
and their tour arms played to and fro
like the cross-threads Of silk
loom. Greenfild's head was hang
ed against post and a swing,
the skin from Granfield's forehead near
vans gloves and Capt. Williams stepped
up between the two men and stopped
the fight. The time OF the round was
two minutes. Each man went
to his corner. Capt. Williams went to
the ropes and exchanged words
with Chief OF Police Walling'
who stood on the steps,
Greenfield were again advancing from
other, the captain stepped up between
them and arrested each, at the
same time pulling the glove from
Green fields right hand. The msste,
OF ceremonies declared the match in
Sullivan's favor, and the contestants
were taken to the Twentv-ninth prec net
station. Chief of Police Walling ordered
their arrest. Sullivan will receive Is
and Greenfield IS per cent. of the gate
receipts.
Sullivan and Greenfield were subse-
quently released on bail.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-20
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