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Stark AA, "a; Augusta, Ga; Indian Head
A, TX; Mystic River, Va; Atlantic A, ~;
A. H, "a AAgaw99w,. "a; Atlantic 2,
6i2; PePperell r, I; fremont &C. so; Conti-
mental X, g.; Pepperel o, 6l$; Pepperell n,
a; Continental c, "a; Indian Orchard "A,
"a; Badger State IL, "a; Michigan III, 5l2;
Beaver Dam Ill. ~; Clark A. 81; Nonpa-
OrtSmouth =. ~; Mohawk. i: Boot NJ, q:
Graniteville EE, o.; Wachusett, ~; New
market A, 6; Newmarket G, ~:
BLEACHED SHEETINGS-New York, 1917:
Wamsutta, lOlS; Langdon GB, 10; Lonsdaie
cam muslin, III; Berkeley eX cam muslin,
1917; TuScarora, 10; Androscogsn l. A, s.;
Masonville,9; Lonsd:le, 81; Cabot, ~; Con-
way, I; Fruit of the Loom, o; Linwood, s. (;
lowell q, 81; Boot L, ~; Ballou, s.; Canoe
3-4, I; Blackstone AA, ~; Hope, ~; Green
G, ~; Gold Medal, I; Fitchville, Z; Fear
| less, :.
TicKs-Amoskeag AGA, "A; Amoskeag A,
| l3I2; Amosleag Il, 1919; Amoskeag G., llla;
AmOskeag ID, IL; AmOskeag f., 100; Amos
| keag f, ~; Amo'keag II, Q; Thornkile a,
| ~; swift niyer, ~: Methuen IA, l2l5; Con-
ga eX. rs, II; ConeStoga GIN a.. 10; ConGstoga
| CT Ii, AZ; Concstoga, Goa rs, II; Haml-
ton, ll15; Manhattan, s; International w,
! I; Ocean,B.
SrRIpEs-Amoskeag 3-3@8-9, 10; Ameri-
can, "a: Hamilton, M; AmoslSeag cheviot
! l0l$. Ashbyme "A, Ii; Ashbymc rcd cross, ~
RhNI ~. im,YsTpe 81 ~ Gor, a.; o,
| Greek BIB, If: Beaver Creek &C, l0la Warren
| BIB, NJ; Warren AKA, l212; naymaker
brown, 81; Columbian, II; Warren &C
brown, lOl2;. Uncasville, 10.
Is; Union, No, Is, u; Miners MOL, III: Mi
ner's No. 2, 1917; Prodigy, 0; Alabama Osna-
burgs, !; louisiana osnabnrgs, !; Augusta
If,r,It, 49, Z .,,.,g,,r 4. A,,oei,,o,, o.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

Mems kip brogans, 95Ql.2j; boys kip bro
sans SOCDl.OO; mems T.. calf brognns, l.OlGl75
Boys =. calf brogans, 95lGl.2j; mems kin
2-buckle plows, l.00@l.35; boys kip 2-buckle
blows, SJDlsi; mems hun halls, congress and
button, l.15@2.7j; mems calf bulls, congress
5000; mems y. calf boots, 2iOE0ilO0; mems
calf boots 2j,O0dd0.0O; boys kip boots, l500d
1900; boys T.. calf boots, lG.5D6D2LOO; boys
calf boots, 2,.5O0s7.00; womcn's ~ kip polkus
I@9Nlac; Misses ~ kip polkas, 6sG1Oc
childS ~ kip pollSas, all sizes, iIG,tc; child's
kip polkns, all sizes, jJb,ijc; womcn's calfpcg
and IS polish, l.OGlS5; Misses calf peg and
~ polish, 90@ll0; womcn's buff sewed pol.
ish, M9l.1; wnmcn's calf sewed polish, In
9l,S.Ia; womcn's grain sewcl and polish, ~
OILS; women's kid sewod, M0l.75; women's
goat sewcd polish, l.DDl,7j; women's grain
sowed button, l00Gl2i; womcu's kid scvcd
button, lNo(glO0: women's goat sewel button
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DRy Goona

In dry goods commission circles there Ia a
slight Improvement 20 note. Buyers are
coming Into the market, and though not
taking freely, yet have shown considerable
interest with lobbers tradeis quiet, though
something Is being taken by package buyers
aud The regular replenish orders OF the
~auSon.
pRirrs-Merrmac u. q. Manchester. O.;
Nrnold, q; Arnold's indigo, ~; Arnoftl's
digp. n Pacific, o; Hamilton, 5is; Glouccs-
tor mourning. %; simpson mourning, o.;
lIaftt'. q; Dunncl, 500; Eddvslnne, 81:
wngca q; Gloucester. 81; Richmond, o.
Nrrrinnc pinlS. 0lS; Richmond pink, q: Allen
PINK n AerIinac shifting, s; Regatta shirt
ing, ~ Hampton. "a Allen shirtlngs, lA:
-. %. s.4-4si.,ss Lawrence IL, 65.;
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WooIs-Mexlcan, free ofburrs, ll0oi2c; Mex
lean improved, l5blOc; coarse Ice; fine me.
dlum 2VG22ci line wool, according to dirt and
condition, iie22c; bury, 9goc per pound
less, according TO burrs
HtDfs-Prime plump llnts. o. lbs and un,
~ per 70; seconds. plump finis, 20 lbs aud up,
nc per "; prime light aud klps, lie per n;
cults, btus and stays, 0'tlc per n; dry snlted
VOL ~ according to condition; green sailed.
rsEL1RlEs-Oeer skins, 3lfs2c; antelope, IN
lnl5c; seal skins, lJebhc; sheep pel.s, a. per
wool, 0aO5c; shenrllngs, l0Dl5c.
HANDWRITING tallOw, Go, tnllow grease,
sq5lsc; grease, yellow 10 brown, Rshsc.
hkEswAv.l'r. yellow, To-, dark and
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

RouGu LUMBER-25 feet long and under.
20 2 1900; ~ feet long and under, ST. y Loo.
Clear selects, SIS a 1000. Culls, all lengths,
$40 b 1000; all widths, $40 q 1000. Battons,
,ax8 inch, tl7 4. 1000
DRESSED LUMBER-One side, iN3 10 lxl2
finish, f25 q 1000: lxl8 TO lx20, $3.50; u i0Dll /,
NIL width, finish, $3.50 8 1000. Common
sheeting, $3.50 y per 1000. Dressed on two
sides, lxS TO Ike, finish, $3.50 4 1000. Match.
cd, Inch partition, $50 per 900.
pine, 81. No. cypress, tl25; o. X cypress,
NJO; boss, best or all heart cypress, IS; dl.
mension cypress, inches, 50; rouad end cy.
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FRUIT, POULTRY, GAME. ETC.

.ORANCEs-Slcily, 4 case OF 30. 600; Valen-
cine. nominal.
LENoNs-Sicily, 100 I box; Malaga, 100
DATEs-ln trails, l0Ol2c.
BANANAs--3OA0i.O0 q bunch.
GRAPEs-Nialaga, G.00tG.jO half barrel.
SWEET Observation-Disclosures.
ONIoNs-New, country, 7jc. e bu.
PoTAToEs-f bushcl, Glc.
CADBAGE-New 2.2sg2.jO a dozen, or SOS g
pm.
CHicKENs-we quote at aOOs9.e5 4 dozen;
turkeys, zoe.
EGGs--Sc Il dozen.
BuTrER-Choice western, 2Oe2jc cooking,
l5@lSc; country, 29S5c.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
coMMEE&sAL.

DALLAS, July 10 This city is now and has
been all along quiet and orderly In ell res
Poets, exhibiting the characteristics OF a gleai
trade center Its ordinances are enforced by
an able municipal government and within
its limits the county authorities co-uperat
ing with the police aid in preventing viola
tions or in bringing offenders to justice On
the other hand the police are
ever ready 10 20 on a Still-hunt with the
State officers after criminals of the most
serious type. There is protection and there
Is concert of action, out of which excellent
order Is had No vigilance committees exist
and none have existed. Now and then Oc-
curs u case OF violence, as happens every
where. II Is rare here that out
rage occurs, because the city is sing
rllrly free from nests of vice and
because Migrants are harshly dealt with and
driven off as soon rs discovered II is a
strictly commercial city, delighting only in
social pleasures Of the higher order or in bar
ter and a'e. Beautiful summer ears built
attet modern style are ilteen minutes IN
succession on all OF the important streets
We have machine shops, mills, railways
newspapers, churches, public schools, pros
porous merchants, the largest oil seed mill IN
tho state, great stock yards, and Il pOpula-
tiOa OF 3O.G9l souls. Letter carriers in the
rifad St1' livery hand our lit
tiers At the residences. Our water
supply 10 derived from a great spring and not
from filthy river. The public supply, owing
10 rapid Increase OF population, mas become
inadequate and resort is had to the hundred,
Of pure wells from 30 TO 40 feet deep, dug any.
where, forever yielding an abundance OF n,
good water as Is found anywhere. The fact.
given, are furnished as pointer TO those un.
fortunate enough 70 reside away from her,
who can realize the advantages offered by re-
moving here without delay. The corr ora
ton takes in a vast area, and 5000 does no
half settle the city. There ar,
hundreds Of vacant blocks unere,
~ reasonable rates, Dallas invite
5000 other people to takc homes within he
boundaries and grow MO wealth and homo
hy becoming c0-heirs OF the great estate
rapidly bellg enhanced in value. II Il q cit,
IS electric ana gas lights; II paved city and
,liy that marches 20 the goal with dignit,
unheralded by iiatulent bonsters maxim
misrepresentation 10 secure results. Com
and see that the report given Is under tn
truth AMI not fxaVpdrntad
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ON CHANGE.

The only shares quoted On the Dallas Mer-
chants Exchange boards to-day, are North
western and Western Union. Both are
strong and higher. Western Union Il j.
higher closing -, and Northwestern g.. ~
higher, closing Mai. Cotton and grain are
bulish. Lard and mess pork do not fuctu-
afc. There Is y better general feeling.
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MUSTARD LEAVES
French Well Bath House
A. NJ. BEErHAM, proprIe,or.

A. NJ. BEErHAM, roprietor.
This popular establishment is being enlnrrca
AMI improved from time TO time to meet The
demands OF Increasing patronage. IL is The
hncst In the city, aud cvety convenience il
provided Tor TIE comfort of patrons. The
supcrln end ulcc o. Mrs. II ethan.
RATES; Hot, Cold or shower Baths O.
CO. 'ai = cents: uypoLs.ia,
hsuIv.vvu tnpvr, "a.
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Hickox IL Patterson make their owr
soda water of pure soda and cistern wa.
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WOOL, HIDES Am prIrRIrs.

Everybody should smoke "Littlo Jo
ker" tobacco.
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- 1: n
I!gsEAiSSsA /. sil,.gl;IS,5SlSS&,

This well known preparation Is highly rec
commended for Dyspepsia, Headache, Sick
ness OF the stomach and all complaints nris-
Ing from Acldity, BillOusness and Malaria
Fever and cools the hood, and regulates the
bowels and ian favOrl,e medicine for children.
Prepared by A, ROGERS SONS, Chemists.
Isl BECKER street, New York
A6E-Superior 10 Mineral Waters, Seidlltz
Powders, etc. Sold by a'l Druggists.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON STATEMENT.

GALVESTON, July lS.--Thc following Is the
daily comparative cotton statement:
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gLorsAm
d. A WILLIAM, sscretary.

A lsg N ore bargains loft OF Cllncey'a
Llis style collars and cuffs sl Claneey's
New and fancy ueckwear at CauCCy's.
Delicious eating; whitaker afsr hama.
Frank L. Mum, sign painter, 500 Main
street.
Frank Z. Mum. s,sn painter, 800 Main
street.
WcEnnls " 90. wholegAle W~hitsker's
hams.
c. your shirio and drawer made 90
CrlGy 40 Clancey's.
r. ~. Thomaa, OF Austin, pos.uHi'a 'n-
apfc.or, is I'm the city.
Ctr)iiue, something new, Hnu Saratoga
clip8 90 Loeb & FTeiJerg's.
Buy WHITAKER Star hams Cnis l Won
v4nttO eat tOma' hing tIOtusone
Send In your orders 90 Baker d Piolts, II
Won want Hoe work dolc IN q shtlliui .li
suhstAniial manner
Visit Loeb & Fre.bers's new store nud
geo the largest aud most complete stock OF
groceries la the city.
Baker & Piouls' machinery 70 all new,
and of most approved style. They d.
finest work al lowest prices.
Mrs. NJ. s. Johnston, late o, Memphis.
Tennessee, fashionable dre5s.u4ker, o5a
| Main street, Dallas, Texas.
We are still selling that fiue Japan tea in
one pound cans at % cents.
One pound OF Whittaker's Star hams viii
90 as far as two pounds OF fresh beef, and
the difference In taste Ia Immense.
All sittings at McClellan's, 700, Main
street, automatically speaking, ara
made instantsneously, and his pictures are
elegant.
CELLAR. 705 Main street. He is strictly
business" His phol's speak lume IN
Mcclellan IA the veteran PHOTOGRAPHER
energetic and ~iireless. You VIII never find
him sin tho le9d," but always leading,
7o5 Main street.
The Rev. Geo. II. Tnayer. Of Bourbon
Ind, SAYS both myself and. wife owe ouI
lives 10 Shiloh'g Consumption Cure Sold
hv J NJ. House Dallas
NJ. O. Tracy has taken charge OF the
shade department OF X. Shields, !633 Elui
ntreet, a. which place he will be pleased u
zee his old friends and tho public. lie II
nositive he can show them the finest as
sortmens Of goods In that line In the CITY.
Tho members OF Overn Hope Baptist
church, on San Jacinto street. are hay
when painted, will be an ornament TO tina
pnrt OF the city. This will make abou'
$3.50 worth OF improvements recently addec
10 the church. A. II. Griggs, tho pastor
reports the churca in . prosperous condi
ton.
The partnership heretofore existing. be
tween The undersigned, under the firm
name OF Ferguson, Dexter d Co., has beer
this day dissolved by mutuel consent. TIT
business will be continued by George j
/ Dexter aud Charles i. Dexter. under M
firm meme Of Geo. j.. Dexter II Co
Either member OF the old firm IA author
led 10 siga the firm name IN liquidation.
THop. X PERCUSSION,
GEo. j DEXTER,
CHAs. l. DEXTER.
Dsllas, June /, 1881.
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Atd+s ma1 JOHN Hs1rY BfoYn mayor
pro lem, presided over llis alpQpal Oh
fuetfcs Inc absence o. Mayor taoou.
rna bret nome called Was that OF Fred
Steer. charged With leaving his team I'M
guarded on Elm street, which ran away
He was discharsCd
J.. Crauin, WHO looked Ike he bad been
caught out IN @ cyclone, wsltzed
to tho ir0at, and, IN a
very loud voice, pus ~ a
plea Of gUilty. He elevated his voice 20
such q high pitch that a policeman caught
him by the bay window Of his pants and
isrked him down. He infested that ie was
stu drunk as blue.blaZes and when his
honor taxed him So he prisoner thanked
him rODeatedly.
Pete McElroy, charged with diminishing
with red eye, pleaded guilty.. lie said thas
he had been ont west with a surveying
corps and that the temptation was 50 great
that he let his foot slip aud the police
caught him.
Billie O'Leery. who presented q model
picture of the evils OF incompetence. came
up 10 the scratch and pleaded guiliy 70
having assisted ia boosting he internal
revenue TO an undue extent. He said that
he pleaded guilty simply becauac II WAS
useless To plead any other way. me court
popped IL to him for W n cost.
J.Keef, who had guzzled mean WHISKY
until he could no longer control his trestlo'
work and who wal cared for by the COPE
pleaded guilty and contributed 81 to the
city treasury.
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DEFERRED DISPATCHES
CONGREGATIONS that caused ConslernG-
il0n az Home aud abroad.
The n r,hwest Iudiaus Psliing o.
Paint Foreign iTlirs.
other Delayed bu, Interesting New,
Coney Island Races.

NEW YoBg Juno l0-rhe spring meeting
Of tho Coney Island jockey club opened 90.
day at Speepshead bay. len thousand per
sons were present.
First Receive iurlougs; Won by Jim
Reuwios, the iRvoute.L Little Minch, second
Nimrod, third. Tmc-l;02.
Second Race-Al ages, one aud ona.hait
miles. Won bv Mics Woodiord; Mnuutal-
ban, second Time 2:l0 "a
Foam StGkes-For tgo.yOer.oldF, I've fur
longs; starters; Mimic. Minor, Ptution,
Louci, Rrookwood, R.lsy, Elmendorf, Rich.
mond, Kishnu, N1rio, Error, Lula -, Vs'
cumssh Priucess-Floyio.T by a hond az
Tor an exciting rae; Min1r, (iliy) seGondi
Kushna, third. Time-l:0i.
BuburbAn H~andicnp-All ages mile end
= quarter. This race VAS ~ or The EGOGt
exciting ever witnessed on tne o0nrsc. Gem
erul Monroe won By a neck; War u lrle, eeC
ond,a neck IN 'front.' Vi Jaok'oi'oHart8. Time
-2;ll 81.
Filth RaoG-F0f thrce-y eRr-olds, winner
TO be cold, mile and iurlonf: Lutestuug
won easily o. three Lengths; Krupp Gun,
tfcoud; Barbarian, third. 1ime-9.
5teeplechgse-Full courte: Charlemgneg
won: Woster, second. Time-5:063A
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A COUNT IN DISGUISE

Nearly every one in the city hsH seen tho
swarihy sons ~ sGany Italy who poraAbu.
lao through the streets ssllIug crude plas.
teI-oIparis slatuary IN imitoi'on v bronze.
One o! them Ia 3sld 20 be on Italian count
who came TO this country several montha
ago 70 escape toe yengesncs Of
an Italian officers wife. An
Italian who haa lived IN TexGs
several years told the hERAJD reporter OF
the occurrence Yesterday evening as be sat
In 'front.' OF the thhdy side OF the Windsor
hotel. IL seems t1at CounE RI (the
gentleman who is now In the city In the
disguifo OF "a peddlsr az "bronzs" 9heep
ana 'roubsdourI) insulied cue
Wis q an officer three or
four months ago and was challenged 10
fight . duel. He accepted the challenge
and ron "a ponihri into Tire entrails o. his
adversary. The vile gror vengeance, and
Count R--ilCft for Am=rica, knowing
full well that hi days were numbered 81 hs
remained ut home. He spelt want money
he had in New York and finally drifigd 10
Texaa, where lac Is now going uuder an as'
sumed nsme. This information vas given
the HERALD representative condiionally
THAI tho counts foil name should not be
utvFu the publiD.
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EN.COSFEDEIiATE REUNION AT DIAL
LAS.

The COMMITTEES on arrangements met yes.
trrdny evening md completed their work
preparatory 10 the reunion IN Dallas, both
for tho reunion OF Hoods brigade and the
ex.Corioderaia reuGioa Ia August next.
The committee on finance composed of the
nllowing person.: w. ii. CASTOR chairman
s.. ID. Blake, John n. Simpson, j. u. Bark
ley, Captain S. j. Adams, Tom Field,
w. Il. Griggs. W. II. Prsther, W. IL.
Flipiu, J. S. Daughorty, @. q. Slaughter,
@. ". Uano, H.. a. Pre-, Henry Keller, A.
j.. Porter Robert Gibson, j. b. Scrnggs,
Alex. Sanger, j. b. Rauch, Jnles
sconeider, Eiwerd G.. Smith, L. L.. Mar.
sails, ). B Stone, w. j. Betterton, Kane
Shields, Tom Padgitt. Samuel Kline, WI.
lem VI. EdwArds, W. Il. Wolf, James Shell
ton, w. ". Q. Hill, Il. Cradd0ck, Captain
Clowney, J. r. Trezsvent, Il. u. Howell,
Thomas ii Murray, w. n. Bush, and sli
others Oh the committee. IL 10 hoped that
as many of me above named persons will
be pres ut 40 the Office of Williams q Tur-
nsy, Saturday, June l4th, at II o'clock q.
N W. IA. CASTOR,
Chairman OF Com.
d. \. WILLIAM, Secretary.
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NJ ANTED-A FRS r.CLAss COOK WHO
w will also wash aud Iron, In a small family;
aood wages win be paid 10 ono fAly competent
AnnlYn M 100 OIivn ElrenL maYh.ll
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FEDERAL COURT.

The following business was transacted IN
the Federal court yesterday: The grand
Jury. which has been Ia session since Mon
All iasf, return ed four bills-two against
Rlll Eops, one against Lewis. alias Undsr-
wood, for mail robbery. and one agsinst a
party for irregularities In the pestal laws.
Keith Bros, We. J. T. Nolsn s1d Dodd,
BeyWn e Co. vs.. same, from Da1ion dis
frlof cocrf; verdict for PLAINTIFF. Francis o.
Felis Va. Houston q Texas Central raiiwsJ,
a. 4 lot Of land ia the northeasisrn
6nburbs. This will involve many properly
6I1ners. Verdict 70, plsiptifs.
II Hsrt Va. M. S6nsone ct al, To- val
land IN johnson county. Verdict
S56lopp q Co. ct all. vs.. Bomsr "
=. for trial Of the right Of properly
6odcr attachment from Gaines-
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Mrs.. susan Msyr, who resides in tho
northeastern suburbf, rs very much dis.
tressCd over the discovery she made yCstef.
day morning, which showed that the crave
OF her Ia ysnr.old boy, whom che buried
only O ieN weeks ago, had been robbed Of
the remains. Tho ghouls did nol even taKe
the %prtcauti0l so cover up their visit
by 30 much az replacing the diit. The
tracks Of the wheels o. O
vehicle led from the place IN tho direo.iou
OF Ross avenue. Tho mother bad enclosed
the SPOT whore her So was buried by "a
u 10 ps'ing, which was partially tsrl dowo
by the yaudals IA the accomplishments ol
their voiE. a cOlofed man named Dick
Ellis, Fno has lived here for several years.
cay That o white man told him
Saturday eynulug ISL tua lover TeLag a. Pa
cihc depot hat 10 ht would lgcugl aim tho
body aI a dead Derl1n uatTceu the ages 1l
IL aud Is, aud have DC there really for ship.
mem IN the evening" wast.AluI d rain tho
following evening DIS would make SIS hF
the operation. Ellis derliIcf the prpops.
too, bud Giuci he robbery 10 is Thought
rhse the party ROT the mia.iug c0rpss.
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con 10 pteyalea. and the utter lack oil taste
d Bplaysd In the contamination OF the same,
even nY come people ol whom W.T. would be
led ~ expec' something bettor.h
~ | wanted to shuttle or quavefed n
sleepy looking medic" would take laud'
aupm."
TOO common" said the red whlskers,
IN r. disRusted tone; decides, " you nap
reu O. take an ovoTdose. loOg what thun-
ttiinr sirk niumsch yruit have ntergnrd.
40 ! have said, ! hEy. ipoken over the mat.
ter thoroughly ~ Il fa'innslly, q d ] would
ohoose--n
"ro drive a pouiard t,raight through the
heart i%nterposei 8 hlne'eSed youth Ia q
checked suit.
"rhuud,r, no." eiaoalated tho other;
that II too old fashioned, and entirely too
romantic TO- this progressive sge. Fhe
deadly poniard iq .cidom used OF NE stage,
unlnss " bo o. pig'sUekines. Besides, u ~
li8ble 10 lodge somewhere ina felloW'h
lung. aud cause him sericLa uouhie nn.u.
no little amount OF cxpon'e. It's british "
Nov, III wanted 20 10, I'd load a gun
10 the mus1l0 with wuter, clap the nussla
10 my m nth, and clip-ali's over ven
tured a wild.eyed fellow, 81 he Ht - cigar
Clte.
'Hssyeu,! how can ven advance such a
preference? That's certainly u oranks
method. That trick ~ h~ydfauiice ~ y
deneed unolean QUE, and makes a big Job
for the calolminer. Now for my part ]
w0nld--h
"Biow out your hfning With n nhe-DAf'
relied pistols INTERCEPTED como onr
Wrong again. wouiG not usoa pistol,
Aud ifI did / would not Use ono wan q
long brrrel. They arc deuohd unhsndy--h
mans hand 10 liable to trerah'e and inc plll
goes wandering some there where - has no
business. III used q pistol would preist
n bull dog or Derfinger thnt he's littls or no
bnrrs,, so when the bullet lsaves tho clnm-
Der o. goes immodiat. ~ - tue part 10,
which IL is destined. Besidrs. this Msthod
Is too common. Give mo-
IN plunge into the dark waters Of me
river" again %yentured the youth N the
chez salt. -
"Nc' bat wy y TOO wet, and thon the
dog Hsh arc liable 20 eat you ont OF
feInblAucr. The daisloEt water msthod,
thoue1, waa Adopted 10y a friend OF mine
some time ago. he got mixed up over the
ffteol puzzle and bought bag al shoe, tied
it around his neck and Jumped ~oyerooard
from y ferry.boat. They never iounG him.
But the best way ia TO-"
"Toke hydrocyapio acid,' raid q student
with a MephistophcleaD cast 81 features,
Pretty good. bat too rapid. Doesn't
give . chsp time for second thought. II
you wont to enjoy all Of the delight, OF 4,
well-31nduoted and genieel suiclde just
WHAT" calculated the crowd.
Cat n clearinghouse tenderioin STEAK"
shrieked red-whiskers, "a he lodged a
shower of Observation-Disclosures Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-12
FLY TRAPS.

NJ. s. l.. Lightfe ~, OF Concord, New
Hampshire, arrived in the city yesterday
morning. from the west, bring.
ing with him a good.stzs q
box OF horned froge, which he Is shipping
east 70 sell rs fly traps. He clsimn that the
horned frog can destroy moro flies in one
day than ali the fly exterminRtors known
to science. All you hars 10 do. said
is 10 besmear its mouth with molastes
or soma similar sweet liquid and turn II
loose In a room. It's natural scent, which
Is very delicate. ani tho sweet subsistence
attracts myriEds OF the lessl, and when It's
heGd end mouth are covered u,
with lightning rapidity. dsscribeB
a circle about its head with its
lassoo.lise tongue, aud the lies are gone
glimmering down his irogship's throat. Mr..
Lighiioos appear to DO in earnest rs TO
what be has to Hag OF his frogs, and ex
poets, be says. to drive Il fine business in
that trrlc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-12

LONDON, June i0.-The Mahdi he0 re-
tired from Krolotan 70 the almost mac
cessible stronghold Of Tiber Gadir. His
power is greatly dimlnished by Tho eanity
OF the chief OF tho Kgbbabish tribe, whose
brother he killed.
In "A memorandum seut the British gov
eminent Zsbehr Psshs engages 10 obtain
the submission OF the Mahdi within Two
weeks on condition he (Isbehr PashA) be
created viceroy o. the S0udan without pay
ing Tribute 10 Egypt, The Ehediye 70 become
suaersin OF the 3ouuHn. Eaoebr Psoha else
engages 90 bring General Gordon and bis
suite 20 Cairo, 70 ttop me slave trade hold
Khartoum and the rrsi Of the 5oudaa open
TO European commerce and allow The tree
exercige OF all religions.