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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-30
THE WORLDS N
Texas to be Representa-

~ 10 Ascprctenl0i
|. The following Is th
bill that passed the u
providing the repres1
Mt the New Orleans Nd
and which 1t is thouri|
house:
A bill to be entitled
vide for the appointrs|
sioners to represen! ih.l
at the Worlds Iudu:,|
and Cotton Expositin,
New Orleans, Louisisa,
Monday in Deeember |
prescribe the dutie d
sioners, and inakingrl
therefor.
Section l. Belt end
islature of the state Il
for the purpose Of dis,|
distributing to the rsR}
visitors from the yalid
foreign countries vhl
the Worlds Ind
Cotton CenIennli !
to be opened al Ns~
first Monday I'm Deceu1
information in regard
mate and resources Of
pended under the dlre
ernor and commission
statistics and history,
ulations as are proyida
the sum of twenty thos
so much thereof IS MY
to be taken out Of Az
treasury, not cthervs
that has or may d
from the office fee; ~
different state DEPARTS
Sec. 3. That thegn
point one cemmtSrss
tion, who shall e'as ~
discharge of bis dsyssa
collect specimensdLa
this state, natural, us1
featured, agricultanll
and also to collect "
to all the varied inda
and to effect the bsl
ments with railosd'
portation companles.
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t III act nct "
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the state .e' ,, ne bs pre-
duties as mnaa;yn,nlsia
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statistics aus a That al z
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for by sai ,i, Color for ssi
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Sec. 5, o. una,, iib
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-30

The Methodist church at Abilene is
to have parsonage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
CIcrrYmnn,s suleIde.

The suicide OF Rev. Alexander Taylor
late chaplain oi Grny's inn, was due 20 on,
OF those purely physical oalsmities which
assume q mental |, rm. There was abso
lntoly 40 reason except disoaSs OF the brain
for MIR. Taylor's act. He was man Of tht
highest character, OF the keonesi inl,lll
gonce. OF the widest culture. He was Ia
easy circumstances, aud had, so far MS his
most ultimate ifiepds knew, 10 secret
trouble, except one. He lived alone, end
solitude preyod upon his spirits. He had
blu club aud his literary pursuits, as well
rs his clerical duties. His work seems
20 have been Cf the most agree
Hble kind, neither too 6osnty nor too tex
ing, aud his position allOgetber such 90
nine people out OF ten would have envied.
The proceeding. at the inquest, which We
report this morning, chow that no one had
any idea of what was impending. Mr.
Taylor had been melancholy aud Ind CONF
planned OF the loniness of his Helm Clam
beTs Bat he had apparently never said a
word OF his intention TO destroy himself
On Good Friday morning he got up 90
usual, went into the chapel 10 see the choir
before service, and returned TO his rooms.
He was not present at the
service. and his bousekeeper went
10 look for him. She found him on
the floor unite dead. his throat cut with HE
own razor. On piece OF paper was writ.
ten In his handwriting incoher~nt words,
which show that his mind had completely
given way. The only moral Of the case,
except the pity OF IL, Is the danger OF taxi
ing chlursl, 10 which Mr.. Taylo rCsorted
frequently as n remedy for cleo plessnoss.
"Our naughty li'e," as Wsdsworth says,
sis crowned with darkness Some men'g
minds are conveniently divided into water
light compartments. In others, the least
arrangement dislocates the whole.-lLon-
don Daily Newe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
A Marvellous Escape.

A correspondent sends US the following
account OF a marvellous escape from
death of child living with her parents at
No. 2sS Munton road, one Of the buildings
OF the Pslatinate, In New Kent road. II
appears thet tho child In question, Ellen
QUITS, years OF age, was playing yesterday
afternoon With several companions about
her own ago on the landing of the fifth or
top floor OF the building, when, climbing
upon the banisters che overbslanced her.
self and fell down the wall staircase to the
ground floor, q distance OF eighty feet.
During her descent she struck two iron
bars, which projected from one side TO the
other OF the staircase. The first snapped
In the centre aud the other was consider.
ably bent. Some neighbors and the mother
Of the child ran down to the ground floor
expecting 10 find the child dead, but to
their great surprise discovered that she was
unhurt. The child was taken TO doctor,
who found that beyond severe fright she
had sustained no Injury. Several persona
witnessed the accidenl-TSt. james Ga
zette.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19

The first session of the thirty-third cor
gress was prolonged until August 7tb
1854 Two days before its close President
Pierce accompanied by his private score.
tary, Sidney Webster, had passed several
hours signing bills in his chamber at the
capitol, and left on the adjournment Of the
senate, going out at the east door OF the
capitol. Mr.. Webster went for the pres
ident's carriage, and while he was gone
three young men came up, one OF whom
eaid This is the president. | presums|
The president replied in The Affirmative
when the young men expressed pleasure At
seeing him, shaking hands, remarked that
ho he'd been taking wine with some gentle
men, whom he named, and invited the
president to GO and join them. The presi.
dent politely declined. saying: ~
don't do anything OF that kind"
inst then tho presidents carriage
drove up, and before he could enter
It the youEg man threw q hard'boiIsi
egg, whlch knocked his hat Of. There wa.
some little confusion, and che presid ent
drove away, after which tho young man
who threw the egg weg arrested and locked
up. He was then taken before magistrate,
but before the testimony was beard, A..
toTney.Geucral Gushing appeared, and in.
formed the justice that President Pierce
wished The Young man TO be released, aud
all further proceedings discontinued. This
was accordingly done.---Ben Periey Poore.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
A TRAIN or CONvICTS.

A train OF forly-three convlcts arrived
Yesterday morning, over tho Texas Centfa!
road, Ia charge Of Sergeant a. U. Shaw
and nine guards. Learning IN 10 there were
some conviots in the gang sent up from tnia
county, HERALD reporter, after excurtin
over The Main street railway 10 the Texas
Central track, made his way aloot to the
car IN which they were, about ball O mile
diptant down the track.
The train consists OF four cars, three OK
which are built expressly for the confiue-
melt OF convicte, while the fourth one is
for the use OF sergeant and guards. The
familiar faces OF William Din sent up tor
his cupidiiy for cards, and Rufus Creme,
who had an uncomfortable hankering after
his neighbours horses, we're among the
crew. Sergeant Shaw says that the force
Ia here Tor the purpose OF laying
steel rails on tho Texas Central road 10 the
Trinity RIVER end lnleIyollls gsps hctTccc
Is already laid with eteel rails, yet here
and there arc gaps which this force will fill
in with the steel rails. Sergeant Shaw,
who By the way IL very courteous gentle.
man, said that they had but little trouble
in MANAGING the prisoners. yet that 1t was
diligence that would be required In
guarding the most unruly and desperate
OF raep. Il was discipline aud eternal Wig
ilance that prevented trouble. The prison.
eYs know that II they violate the rules or
are ugly tho, they gain nothing by It, but
on the contrary loose. while by good con-
duct they shorten their time IN many in
stances and stand chance OF being pardon
ed. Just az he reporter was about to..make
I, call on the convicts dinner was announced
and the gang was escorted 10 their noon
meal with all the pomp that attends
ROYALTY itself. The dining car 10
between the prison or sleeping care. The
turnkey sang out In clear yoios, dinner
loaded with buckshot Immediately took up
positions on either side OF the car aud with
these instruments OF suppression, or OF
death, as the convicta may will. they filed
out TO dinner. There were seven or eight
Mexicans In the gang. Dill who was, cent
up for five years, has about served ont his
time. With but one or two exceptions.
they are all young men In the very prime
of life.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
LIrTIl; ROCK

LITTLE Rock, May 6.-GCorresooudeuce /
-Everything liz supremely aweet and lovely
IN Little Rock to-day. Perhaps the air is q
trifle 10 cool. Recent rains have laid tho
All-too- ready dust. but today 10 faintly
sunny and the city redolent of ross per.
fume and sweet magnolia ordor, is TO the
sight truly IA 7" as u garden OF the Lord.
The sale OF Hot Springs lots. completed
here last Friday, brought TO the United
States the sum o. nearly $50 COO. Hot
Springs is famonu city, but Eureka
Sprinl is booming. The "press gang" fet d
there, are praising its beauty and worth
with uutiring warmth.
A large company of Little Rockers at
tended the meeting last Tuesday, in Hot
Springs, Of the Grand Cammandary OF
knights Templar.
You will DO glad to know, that all here
were determined that the Chinese must
CO." A special election for alderman for
the May term in the fourth ward last Tues.
day, resulted in the unseating of Boldt, and
a majority Of rinty.seven for Davis. Boldt.
be II remembered, won at the general cleo
ton, by a majority OF three, and three
celestials voted.
Much is being said about Elm.
lays patent which is supplemental
truck designed for supporting extra weight
and iornllo wing extra isngthening Of freight
cars. Mr.. Flnlsy's home Is In Little Rock,
and his wife and daughter live there. We
ore proud Of Mr.. Finluy's genius and so
claim him pgblioly az One OF US"
Last Wednesday ct meeting Of the board
of directors OF the Cotton and Produce cx-
change committee Was appointed TO solicit
new members, ss several have been lost ono
way or another, and tho exchange 10 an in-
sttution we cnanot we'll spare.
Regular street car fore has now been re.
Guced TO i've cents, which the passenger
may himself deposit in the cash. box and
not be obliged TO buy quarters worth OF
tickete. o, We are moving on.
Jane Eyrs" hero last might and miss
Mutton" this evening. Charlotte Thomp.
son is perfectly lovely" ard her company
extremely good.
The distribution OF United States jadg.
ments against Pulaski county has been
made, aud, after the payment, Il IL seen
thst there still remains $tl3 1910. Again
goes up tho wall; Bond III bond Ill "
We'll WhY DOl2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
nACIKSHOKn.

JAcKsBoRo, May -TCorr5spondenoe. !
Our community has been plest with three
good rains in succession. Everything now
looks fresh and ilourishlng. The crops are
growing very fast, and the farmers are all
seemingly happy over the prospects OF good
crops. Peaches are geowing fast and ere
will be immense.
Dr. A, V. CHM, for long time past rer /.
ident OF this county. died on.his way to Fort
Worth few days ago.
A large amount OF wool has been sold
hero this spring, end Il still continues COM
ing in.
l.. A. Wilson, a stockman Of this place ia
building q $4,000 house here. 1t Is pre-.
crossing rapidly.
Candidates arc becoming as numerous ns
grasshoppers in this county, aud the old
custom OF much hand shaking" has been
resumed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
FLOTSAM.
Bishop Garrett Is In the city.


Tho grand Jury has not finally adjourned
for this term-will DO in session again on
Monday.
Cucumbsrs are on the market and the
druegists ere busy getting up their cholera
medicine.
DR.. Tom Stewart, Of Ten.Mile creek vice
mage, lost fine horse, aaddle and bride
and has not heard from him yet.
The w. +. club will give a dance al
Shady View park on the 10Th, compliment.
ary to the young ladies' Lesp.year club.
The Trinity didn't take a turn on rs this
spell OF rain but rolled on its tide serenely,
though somewhat boldly, to the gulf.
Major H. II. Stevens, formerly prac'
ticing attorney OF this place. has been very
sick In New Oflssnr, but Is now GONZALES
Tho wilkinson block, opposite the Her,
AID office, 10 about to put on it's rocf.hat
preparatory to making its bow to the pub
the city.
Bright were the garbs and merry we're the
laughs OF the Aladdinites ns they fitted
through the streets alter the last perform.
snce Of that play ut the matinee yesterday.
Now for the picnic and the lawn parties.
Considerable complaint eminates from
the incspsclty Of the United States post
ofiice boxes In that portion Of the CITY.
THEW have not sufficient capacity to hold
tbs mail that comes from that portion OF
The teachers OF the public schools were
paid oil yesterday and were glad partici-
pants In the gxyeties OF the beautiful after.
noon. So we're the retail merchants. but
alas the ides Of September will come and
20 before they can again mskea raid on
the city treasury.
Il Kraft's corner, on the square, between
an sscut-snd-cut" democrat and gentle.
man Who asserted his convictions that all
Knives were drawn, but no blood, - BY
slsndsrs interiersd and prevented the she'd
Yery Rev. Father John Arthur. Of Chi.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
A Craze for Matching

The Brooklyn Eagle MAN About Town"
says matching il in vogue for everything
imaginable, from q peanut to billiard
table. 1t was particularly rampant on Wall
street. know O broker who matches bis
boot-black every afternoon, whether he
shall pay him 10 cents or nothing, and It is
DO unusual thing to see men OF wealth
matching with each other at the elevated
railroad station, to zee who shall pay the
fares up town. Fully one-half the men
veil something about "head or tall when
thew approach the bar at Dslmouico's. and
IL IL common sight mp town at night. to
see three or four men In the Brunswick or
Hoffman house, matching phlegmaticslly
for a dollar . clip, for an hour 1t time. /
know an Office clerk In . well known brok-
ef's firm, who returned nom England
cleared over $500 in three weeks. Men match
for luncheoDs, hats, canss and thestez
t5oket9.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
CHEAP COLUMN.


/ WAN
TTTASTED-TWo PRESS boys AT A. d:
w. ALDRICH's. Only those experiences
TaJANTFD --.-rHosE AFFLICTED WITH
| w chronic diseases OF any form 10 can anc
| he examined free, st the Texas Medical ant
SurafcRi Institute ~ Film street, DAllhs TeNns
Address all letters 10 PROF. Q. w. PAINE,
nj, ID malS-2l
VafAkTED BoADERs AT OLEAhDER
W Bardlug-house; just opened in me new
brick. No, 1921 Elm street, olocg west oil Z mon
Depot, with south front al furniture and bed.
ding new everything arst-clnss ana new, nehI
end tidy, frs class boGrdcrs VIII be received ~
The day, week or month. with or without i9dg.
igg; every ealrt made 70 make guests ie a,
home large ~ airy parlor dining rooms meal
hours-brQakiast ESQ TO SEQ dinner, 1850 20 = w
supper, $50 to SEQ. Mrs. a. l.. CLOkk, Pro-
prlctoress 70 hIo.l "
TTTANTED-A YONG LADY or INTEL
wv ligence desires a situation ~ cor lsI
Whites n fair hand and good wages required;
Address j., y Herald Office, mas ~
'TETANTEp-THE TENA5 ENDO MENr
w Association will give good ana pISS,nit ,l,s
Address a, NJ, HALL, Secretary az Mem
street, Dallas texas. MA. lIl
0TANTFD-N FlRSI-CLAss COOK, WHO
N VIII also wash nnG iron. In n small inmily'
good wages win be paid 10 ono iuNy competent
UrANTED--ACrlVE MEN TO CANVASS
w for our subscription books In every Guy ana
county IN Texas; liberal terms an pgrpenent
employment given Call OF or address !. W,
sTONG. 9i2 hunst mar25 uau
TANTRD-AGENTs ADDRESS He 81.
w LOUIS tLE TRIO LAMP co. bt. Louis,
Mo. for circular, cuts and terms fOr tho 5l CGn.
do Power Cuspefson Electric lamp, op3lN GsJl
IY7ANTED-YoU 40 STOP Attic NATioH
w LHCTEL, nrst-cllEs Recommendations ~
fnrsCpabie rates--OHLh OAK DeLLA- -, =
TWENTY-FIVE GENIE PIE DAY. The huiit'
tiie Al bfiok with thrao stairUGye IN case 81 t1c
Tcontca Ia tbe business portion Of the CITY onls
no squGrn from ejr1s.-cer llne anc ono aquRge
ffc.o TeEgq 4 FaciAG aud Nisso1r aolt9 Depot
iiouyeuinnt % passengers coming or going over
iithor road. Ofica open az night. euth!s sIe
'allad Sor ell trning 2: CLGAEY, proprietor,
WANTED --YoU MOI 70 sT0R SUIT TO
w CONE q the 5r. JAMES HOTEL, where
Won can yet The best accommodations for the
money. Only $3.50 per day Boaid, with
rom, az 10 ~ osr week; table board, 9A.J0
per week. Rooms 10 let, with or Without o0nIl
JAMES NJ. ORR, Proprietor. aprs0'u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
FOR RENT.


EOk RENT-A MOST DESIRABLE FUR.
L nished room, convenient 10 business ~
buife al 756 Wood street. llala-S1
LSOR HENT--UN JULY CE,
7iS Pacific avenue; large house aud centrally
located. Apply on premises. mals u
EOR RENr-oNE ELEGANT sUllE, OF
rooms: south exposure; viii be rented To-
gether or separately; 3rd floor Iindsloy eul.u-
ing, ,3j Msin street, light and yentilAlon .eI'
feet; water, etc. o, on same uoor. IlNDSLEl q
BRADFORD, Attorneys, U.s. Man tt. aprZslm
EDR RENT-eEVERAL CHEsP AND DE-
Hirablc houses vel located In dill rent To-
calidcs. For further particulars, apply TO
VEAL, COOPER Il HUNTER, 107 Main street
Eok RENI-CrE OLD EX HANGE BANh
L 80 Main sire ct north 'it rt-house;
To w BARTON 625 Elm ~ auf25.lm e's
tlOk RHNr-, NICE FukNl ID ROOM,
Il cool an, pleasant al SOL Jaclslon St one min.
u,e's walk from DeIos. ap30f
CoR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE COT
n tnge OF rooms conveniently located corner
of Wood and Browder street.; wstor on premi.
Wholesale Departing mt. apr26u
L,oR RENT-FoUR ROOMS AT 2oS Elm 81.
IL oser Wallace & Wasgencrs: very pleasant
rooms. suitable for offices or tleeping ro1Ins.
Apply to !. w BARToh. 625 Elm 1T. apr251m
CruR RENT-THE STORE HOUSE, Gil ELM
Il street. now occupied by Lyons Brothers,
Wholesale sadfleri; 25rl50 feet stories. Apply
- JAMES BARTON, 625 Elm ST. apr25.lm
NOR RENT-A NICE COOL ROOM AT NO.
r. Sof Jackson .troet sprl9tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
CALVERT.

CALVERT, May i7;1ICorrespondenoe. :.
of the severest wind and rain storms that
HAS been witnessed here for years. Limbs
OF trees were blown off and scattered IN
every direction to such an extent IS TO
make IL very unsafe out OF doors. Signs
were blown from their fastenings tho dis
lance Of q block, and two houses were
blown from their foundations In the out
unhurt. A large oak tree standing in Mr..
Calverts yard was snapped In twain. Crops
sustained but little damage and ths rain
was badly needed In come localities. Farm.
ers to-day are in iubilant spirits over pres.
ant prOspecta.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
sQUABBLE WITH INSURANCE COMP
ANIES.

There appears 10 be difference OF opin-
iou between O.. II. Clancy, who suffered
from II lew dsyg since, and the agents
of the insurance companies with which he
was insured, AS % the amount Of stock he
had on hand a. the time Of the fire. He.
was insured for about 81, 800. His entire
stock was more or less damaged by water
and portion OF IL completely ruined
The insurance companies think the dam.
ages claimed excessive by over 500
Clancy has placed the matter In the hands
OF Mr.. II. Il. Cowsrt. to bring suit for the
dnmngea he nlaima.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
THE EXTENSION OF c., Q. . 8. FEE.

A letter received here last night by .
prominent citizen states that q rousing rail-
road meeting was held yesterday at Paris
and that all arrangements have been per-
footed TO secure the extension OF the Gull,
Colorado & Santa Fe railroad on to that
cdty. g far a. Paris Is concerned. Tho
Right Of way has been secured, with two ex-
:cSntions. A committee oonslstinR OF I. J:
Wight, D. II. Scott, d. D. Porter ana
Dallas with DO wsr to sligo q contract with
re officials Of the Santa Fe to build to
Pads. They will arrive here this morn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
WORKMAN.

WORKMAN, Nay l7.-[Correspondence.l-
There was another flood OF rain Of four
inches here yesterday evening accompanied
with hail and wind, knocking of leaves and
fruit from the trees.
The warm weather Is bringing out the
crops and everything 10 lively.
Our picnic mt the grove brought out our
Young folks In their gayest and most at.
tracliye costumes. Nature seemed 10 smile
upon them, 30 charming was the weather.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19

The paper on Vesicsl Calculi by DR.. Egon,
was listened to with much interest, and the
the general discussion 1T. by those present
showed u WAS a snbIect OF great import
snce, nnd interest 10 all.
The Nom bo'ship was increased by five
new additions. THE society now has forty
.nsmbors. and rev members are being add
ed a. zach meeting. Tha interest Is increas.
log and ths working harmonious.
The 'ooisty meets on the fire, Saturday
OF each m nth, hereafter, at 10 o'clock A..
NJ, at the City Hall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
A Novel AppeaI.

On Saturday young man of respectable
appearances came before Mr.. Chsnoe, al
Lambeth police court, and said: Your
worship, want You TO help me about my
young woman. Mr.. Chance 1 viii Il
me know more about It. Applicant: Well
1 am engaged 10 be married TO Q young
woman living at 2eckham. On Thursday
night went 70 her house to zee her, bui
she wss NOT at home. AMER hunting about
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19

osc,, preached veltsrjAy most eloquent
sermon Ia ~. Pa,rlcs's church. This rev.
aud iayorublv known all over the northern
states. Next rhurtdsy. Ascension day, he
will preach egain r. 81. Pairicks ohuFc, nj
$3.50 u. IN. Every one who appreoa tas n
good sermon should hear him, peits lfee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
A HEAVY MACHINERY FIRM.

The Tompkins Machinery and Imple.
ment company OF Dallas, is the style OF 0
nav firm formed 10 this city and chartered
With 81 inner d Wood, of Erie, Pennsylva-
nis, ]. q. O'Oounor, Il. r. Cowen and X. V.
Tompkins. Of Dallas, 0s charter mem bers.
psny propose doing a large machinery
Lusiueg4,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
TIE llAINS.

The turbld Trinity is again on the ram.
page, which is evidence that heavy rains
have fallen on Its hend.waters. 1t was cut
Of its banks last evening, and the pike lead.
ing from the bridge through the bottom
was partially inundated. A heavy storm
was brewing last night, there being dark
clouds and considerable lightning In the
gonthFnst
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-19
THROUGH TO NEW RLEA Ms.

Commencing on Friday, May l6.h, sleep.
ers were resumed between Marshrl and
Alexandria on the Texas & Pacific railway,
to run in connection with the Red River IL
Coast Line steamers TO and from New Or
lears. This arrangement gives quiet and
exceedingly pleasant route from Texas to
New Orleans and points east. Ask for
your tickets via. Alexandria.