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National Republican., 1884-06-14

Medical Director John NJ. Browne, in
charge of the Naval Museum of hygiene,
and Surgeon ]. II. Tryon, of the naval OK
amining board have been ordered to take
the steamer which leaves New York July
9 for London for tho purpose of attending the
International Health exhibition at London,
the Information Medical congress at Copen-
hagen in August, and the International
Sanitary congress at The Hague. On tho
completion of these duties DR.. Browne will
return home, and DR.. Tryon will relieve
Surgeon Joseph Hogg on the United States
steamer Quinnebaug on tho European station.
National Republican., 1884-06-14
CHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

(Ieave b. d p. Depot. Sixth and II Streets).
$40 A. M.-For all way stations and Virginia
Springs Lexington, KY, Louisville, Cingjnnati,
Columbus, and 81, Louis. Daily except sunday.
11:O6 a. M.-For williamsburg, Va, Newport News,
Old Point Comfort, and Norfolk. Daily except
Sunday
51O r. MFor Louisville, Cincinnati, st. Louis, and
Chicago. connecting for all points West, North
west, and Southwest, Fast Express (dnilyl does
not stop for local business, except the virginia
Springs; through Pullman service to Louisville
and Cincinnati.
lO:4O p. M.-FOr all way stations and Virginia
Springs and Columbus, Ohio. Daily except sun
day. :.
For tickets and information apply at c. y o. rail;
way office, l3 Pennsylvania avenue, under National
Hotel; Virginia Midland Railway Office, OOl Penn
sylvanla avenue, and b. & T. station.
H. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
C. w, SMITH, FRANK TRtGG,
General Manager. N Il. Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1884-06-14
r,,rri.ge and D,vorce st,t,st,c..

At the meeting of tho house committee on
the judiciary yesterday, Representative
Poland was instructed to report favorably n
bill directing tho chief of the bureau Of
statistics of the treasury department to
collect statistics relating to marriage and
divorce in the several states, territories, and
the District of Columbia.
Representative Broadhead was authorized
to report bill to prohibit the processes
issuing out of United States courts from being
executed by state officials.
National Republican., 1884-06-14
A Milton Dollars 20 California.

Tho house public lands committee yester-
day agreed to report favorably Representa-
tive Henley's bill requiring the general gov
ernment to pay to tho state of California for
school purposes, per cent Of the net pro-
ceeds of all public lands sold within her
boundaries since the states admission. Tho
total amount of the proposed payment is es.
timated ut one million dollars.
National Republican., 1884-06-14
Cnueua of nennhlIean senntors.

A caucus of republican senators was held
yesterday morning upon the Mexican pension
bill, at which barely quorum was present.
After discussion of an hours duration the
subject was referred to caucus committee to
formulate q cause of action.
National Republican., 1884-06-14
Ex-senator snencer,s Denial.
Mr.. Springer yesterday received the follow
inc letter.

ing letter:
ARLINGTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON, d. c., June 12
lSS4.-Hon. WA. NJ. SPRINGER, chairman of the
committee OH expenditures Of the department of
Justice washington, ID. C;-Dedr Str see by the
In which, among other things he says that
demanded that he should pay $4,000 to Mr.. Ell.
kns. and that for II would see that he was
granted immunity In the "s,ar route" trials.
l pronounce this statement of Mr.. Dursey's as
absolutely false in every particular; never made
such a demand of him, and never had such a
conversation with him or any other person on the
subject
My testimony can be had at any time you desire,
Very respectfully, GEORGE L. SPENCER.
National Republican., 1884-06-14
Sttamboat aginrs.

DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK. FORTRESS
IL MONNOE, AND THE SOUTH.
STEAMERS GEORGE LEARI and EXCELSIOR.
one OF tletc popular steamers leaves seventh street
wharf daily tSundNyS excepted biO D. M: SuttT.
days ~ q, stopping az Pnoy Point daily, going aud
returning, and COrnleld HGrDUr on the rdesday,
Thursday, aud saturday trip only,
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS
MONDAY MORN M.
Exclusive connection with Boston and Providence
steamers, Connect also with New York and Rich
mond steamers, Norfolk and Western, ScabuArd and
Roanoke, Ocean View, aud virginia ieach linllrools
Passage and rooms can he secured ut Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office, at 18th st. and Pa. ave 81 Mare
Hotel Poltnhorns. next TO city Postoitce, Office Of
KnONs Express, 9th ~, and Pa, ave, aud NJ Com
pRny's OnCc, 7th-st, wharf
KNO&'S EXPRESS will call for and check bag.
gage nom hotels and private residences
Freight received daily until y. IN.
MM y. w LlNM. GnneTAl AGCnL.
National Republican., 1884-06-14
We WI Sell You
Medical Oilicers Sent Abroad.

A Norwalk mill tricot. a long four-button cutaway
suit three different shades. for SIC. Match them
If you can, 90. EIsEMAN BRos Coz. 9TH and f..
National Republican., 1884-06-14

EASTER & SONS. 100 ooI m, M,
w. Baltlmorest, Baltimore. WholesaIe and retnii
WOODWARD q LoTHRoP, oal Pcnnsylvap,,,v,-
nue. y. w. See advt '' ''"n'1"VO
National Republican., 1884-06-14

DUNCANsoN BROS, Ninth and streets
WALTER n. WILLIAMS, N. W. corner of ren,A
and streets. 'A
National Republican., 1884-06-14

LONDON oSyr AND LIVERPOOL COMPANY. 50,
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Commissioner of Deeds.

THE MIsFTr STORE, corner ror,,, ,,,.,
N. w. See advt ''"'h ""u II street
National Republican., 1884-06-14

II. .RoPPEL, COS Thirteenth street N. w.. b,.vs.r
". aud q streets
National Republican., 1884-06-14
Circulating Library
Clothing.

523 Seventh strcet n. wAu.
Latest aud Best Publications ~" INV
National Republican., 1884-06-14

St. Louis VS., Washington, Athletic park to-. day.
National Republican., 1884-06-14

AuctlOncers.
National Republican., 1884-06-14

ROBINSON. PARKER & CO., $40 Seventh stroe..
toutheast corner ID. See advL '''0o-
National Republican., 1884-06-14

W. II. MORRISON, d7o Pennsylvania avonue n. W.
O, A., WHITAKER, 11o5 Pennsylvana avenus
National Republican., 1884-06-14

lHN y. BEALL, 111l + street n. w.-couro,..
bloner for every state and Territory. h'''
National Republican., 1884-06-14
Dry Goods

DIR. J. VAN DYCK, % Grant Place bo,,,oo,. D,,.,
and Tenth and q and IL street, '"eo" MUM
National Republican., 1884-06-14
BUSHES s DIRECTORY.
Artist Tailor.

ApOthecary.
y. FIcKLTNo. 1860 Thlrty-second stroot we
National Republican., 1884-06-14

Engraving.
See adyt. '''"ue W W.
National Republican., 1884-06-14

Carpenters ana builders.
HoLTzcLAw BROS. 1915 Ohio nvcnue n W.
Fine Carpentering and Building promptly dona
JAMES wESTERFTELD
A22 Tenth street v w
National Republican., 1884-06-14
4 Profitable Investment
A NEW CITY nEATTKFEGLY I%gITEH

Better than Lotteries, than "Margins," than
Futures" Each 80 doubled within 80 days. and
oss rendered impossible
National Republican., 1884-06-14
Cnrpets. Enrnitnrn. .,.c-

WASH y WILLIAMS, 3l7 Seventh street gll
and O3] ID street, and B33 Louisiana nyenue va
FLORENCE or, AND 0As sroy,ra -so,, -
]. F. PAGE, 1919 Il stree, H. ~ '' '''u "y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31
1 o, O. +. GRAND TEMPLE.

The gr ,ud lodge of the !. o. o. +. Of the
tate Of Texas will convene In annual PES
ion at Fort Worth next Tuesday, au3 II
determine upon the O eciion and locat on
OF a ten pie a. The permanent home OF The
order a. whatever point they may dec de
upon. The present home OF the order is at
Austin, 10 which point II wa'
removed from Galveston In 1873
Tue temple, which is TO be magnificent
9 ructure, to co not less than $1,000
will be located at tue permanent ZONE OF
the order, and as Galveston, Houston. Aus.
tin, San Antonio and Waco, active candi.
dates for the location, are holding meetipgb
for tho purpose Of raising. Sums
NJ money TO secure It's location,
Dallas should not be found wanting
In s.cur ng the prize, fer such 1t would be
O the city a. large. II behooves our bus
ness men and property-holders to put their
shoulders to the wheel and roll up the
amount necessary TO secure the location.
A meeting should he called for that pur-
pose, and every property.holder and bust
ness man should attend and contribute
their share The benefits that will accrue
20 whatever place that II may be located
will be great. and besides, wherever tie
temple IL erected the orphan asylum of the
order will be located.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31
CAPTURED by BLOoDHOUNDs.

A Mr.. Kelly, while waiting Tor the Al is'
souri, Pacific Train to start out yesterday
morning. entered the depot and laid aside
his overcoat. He had hardly turned his
back before party picked 1t up as thonsn
n was his own aud walled out
with il. Kelly pursued him when he
diopped the coat and fled 10 the Trn
Inv bottoms. On learning OF the ALTAR
deputy sheriff. Winston aud Lewis got the
live blood hounds at the jail and put them
on his trail The officers were mounted
and vet IL took fast riding TO keep within
distance of the hounds, 0s they vent bay
ing up the Trinity bottom. Some Two
miles out from The city they came upon
he furilive, who was running his level
hest. L. was but u little while before the
dogs he'd him and had not Tho oiicers put
In an early appearance they "ou,u nWs
used him up. AS it was thy tore his
clothes nearly off OF him. He was lodged
in fail,
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A CONFLUENCE GAME.

PA. Ramb,, an unsophislicated youth
and resident Of this COUNTY, arrived in the
city Yesterday morning and left II In tho
evening minus TO him quite snm OF
money, though he carried with him q lesson
taught by experience, which nc VIII Eot
soon forget. In his peregrinsiions he met
up with an rif,blo party by The nsme oil
w. Y. Schrsd.r, who took him N. Thee
took few glasses OF beer together
and were soon fast friends. Schrnder d.
covered that his young and newly made
acauaintance had funds 90 mis- person ana
forthwith spun story which was IN sub
stance that he ras going 10 New Megc),
i'm Cav or so, as the head CT a large sur
yeying party TO locate bodies of lands tor
lot of heavy capitalists. He would like to
give him "a good position III the out nt ana
as a part OF the journey would be made by
wagons, suggested the position oil driver 10
him at good salary. This unsupported
proposition struck young Rambo with all
,he force of A pie.driver, and he at once
ioyfully accepted the situation. In their
peram bulations about the ci.y they con-
sumed more or less beer and soda-water
and their friendship waxed warm.
Schrader suddenly discovered That he was
out Of money apd telling young Rsmbo
that he had plenty In one OF the banks but
disliked TO draw Il for pocket change, Dor
rowed from him quarter, then q dollar,
next a five and during the morning suc
ceeded In getting s26 from him. All OF
sudden he gave young Rsmbo tue slip ana
in the course OF time 1t dawned upon MN
that there Was something wrong ana going
before county attorney Clint he n,ea inIoI,
nation against Schrader who within half
an hour afterwards was apprehtnded by
Constable Miller and lodged In the county
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31

handsome cs,ss aud oo,ss. TIL south. IN
Gem will ne represented this season oy
some forty four sal~smen. thirty-nv1 OF
whom are contracted vi h and nine under
promlss Al the nurseries = force OF rom
live 10 ANY will he kept tho year through
and q heavy stock be grown.
We congratulate the energetic proprietor
Mr.. j. II. johnson upon making his est 40
lishment one OF which this city 10 proud 10
class among her comm.ndable institutions
AS no nursery In the state IL better equip
ped. and Mr.. johnson 10 daily In receipt OF
testi moniar from past patrons expressing
sst's'as.lon a. to the excellent irniss Their
trees hAve h,rns and thsnkin9 him Tor his
praisswprthy .for,s h. supply the pso"'e
With tbvity nome grown stock OF the most
choice kind Tue HER,LD oomm~rds bis
s.s end I.cui.i-n. vh'' hor they will 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31
BUSY BURGLARS.

A band OF burglars are busy at work in
the city. During the past few nights they
have raided three houses heard from an Il
no telling how many that have not been
hssrd from. The residence OF ID. Rin-
dali on BRYAN street wa, invaded on Tues.
day night but the burglar was frightened
by Mrs. Robert Purdv who awoke In time
prevent theft snd frightened him awsy.
TIL came night they visited the residence
OF Colonel w. J. Betterton. No. 800 Ervsy
stree, and had effected an entrance, when
CoIonel Betterton awoke and frightened
them away. The next place visited was
the residence Of Captain Kelle-, who fred
several shots AT them as they fed from the
p-emises There were two at them and
they made a water haul all around
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31

Thu marty who was gu ..pesed to have fred
bis n,s,oI INTO a crowd AZ the corner OF
Main aod Lamar streets Tuesday night II
irars spires was Harvey Dean, who got tho
worst oil IL. In pulling his pistol as he was
riding along the stree. the weapon was
discharged the ball entering the calf OF fn
LEFT leg and coming out mar the surface
Of the hesh. He had 1t cut out yesterday
thoneh not serious. The sdpposition IL
that 10 was going TO FIRE his pistol on for
the fun of the thing and accidently shot
himself. He Gays same one shot him from
line sidewalk. The crowd scattered when
the pistol was discharged and oil we're IN
der the impression tina; the ho'ssmsn who
rode away ut full speed had fired on them.
He has not been arrested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31
STOLEN JEWILHy RECOVERED.

On the nieht Of the l4Lh of January the
room of Miss Mary l.. Minor who was
boarding with Mrs. Huntington on Jackson
street, was hurglsrized and a handsome
gold a,ch and chain, par of bracelals,
SlS In money and porimonteau stolen. The
officers Kere no1iied OF the theft and fur
nishei descript on Of the articles, but no
trace OF them ~as found until recently.
City Marshal Arnolo, traced the watch TO
Colorado City, "hithFr u was worn ov Tar
son Willburue, q colOred divine q this city,
and the bracelets TO Bill Love, co ored.
These have been recovered sad returned to
their owner. Zoe parson had borrowed
The watch of Love who purchased the ar
ticles In the presence Of good responsible
parties, from party whose name Is not
known.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31

J. Stein, OF New York. is at the Wind.
sor,
T. 0. Faxop. OF New York, is at the
Windsor.
r. W. Nance, of Quincy, Illinois, is at
the Windsor.
J.B. Adue and wife arc guests at the
Windsor hotel.
John Howard, OF the Bee Line, is booked
a. the Windsor.
L. e. Thayer, of Fort Wayne, Indiana,
is a he Windsor.
Colonel Dan Malvern, of Columbus,
ONO, is at the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l., Haven, OF ST
Louis, sre at the Windsor.
j +. Gilmore AID wife, of Terrell, are
| registered at the Windsor.
Mr.. Jesse Shain ard Mrs X. Maltbie, Of
Mckinney are at the Windsor,
C.P. Malone and G. T. Hol'zclow, of s..
l. .uis, are registered ~ the Windsor.
Thomas +. Gallagher aud Joseph Il. Nal
10y. OF New York, are at the Windsor
Henry Merchant, 4 popular New York
travehng salesman, Is booked at the Wind
| scr.
/ Harry Msrchapt, of New York. and o.
| p. Yaes, OF 81. Louis, are guests ut the
| Windsor.
H. Finks, clerk OF the United St,'ts
district court, at Waco, is registered at the
| Windsor.
J T Addipgton. y promine 1T stock man
If Gainesville, Texas, Is stopping at the
Windsor.
f. II. Roeslar, immigration AGENT OF tn
| Texas q Pacific wife and moth, ere guests
OF The w indoor.
| J. W. Rockwell. agent OF the CUT, Colo
RADIO e. Santa Fe road at Ctd. II II, was in
the city yesterday.
Henry Reid, ofNew Orleans, and BeT-
nsrd Bser, Of st. Louis. are among the ar
rivals at the Windsor.
HID Markhsm, of New Orleans. and H.
+. Osborne, OF Newark. Now jersey, are
stopping at the Windsor.
W. M. Waters, ef Galveston. was 10 the
CITY yesterday greeting his many friends,
| Colonel ". ". Griflth and vile, Of Tole.
do. Ohio. are guests Of the Windsor. COL
onsl 0rifith 10 one Of the leading citizens
OF that place, asd large stakeholder in
the Milburn wagon works.
At the 81. George: J B Herris. Terrell; d
G Turnsr. San Francisco; 8 W King. Ware
haohie; e Lindsey. Minesia; A T Short,
Texas; A 9 Mckinney. Terrell; W p Allen;
Seneca. No; Smith h,d sss,M.n :,d H .,:y
Plsso; o @ Whillert. New York; " d wae:
ner, FL Psso; w II Clark, Groeebeeck; J B
Rotier, n 4 Rohinett, MidlothisH; RI
NsDsnisl, JNk idox. Aivord; Chas A
Meyer, Ksnsss CITY; 4 Burnstt, New York;
John Mcdonald, Salem, III; B " Brown.
GaIvssten; Z r McE,falrick, Ceat', Ono;
T J 6huck, Mrs Milton, Ars Allen. Fort
Worth; o Padeet, g, Louis: 0eorg. Dsush.
eriy. George Cooke, Kaufman; L W Hs'.
din. Terrell; Samuel Dale, Calves on; Et-
man. Melisss; r NJ Thompson. Ninneapo-
oils, MINI; @ Wren. Forney,' n p Ma,hewr,
Lewisville; T r Wells. Lockford. N Y; Ii
Hart, Greenville; w Williams, 0raysp ort
Miss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31
FROM MEXICO.

Messrs. p. l.. Sweeny, E. d. Jones, and
J. III Hubbs, railroad men from Mexico,
who are co 1nected with the Mexican Cen.
trail railway, arrived In the city yesinfd y
morning, ard are stopping at the Wind
sor hotel Trey are here on prospaclng
tour, looking after lands in north Texas,
The m selves az much pleased with what
they have seen OF Texas, q, well as Dallas
city they and Captain June Peak, whona
they met here unexpectedly, had q reunion
Yesterday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31

VIZ were shown at Austin yesterday an
album of ferns and flowers, the native pro-
ductrons Of California, all arranged in most
exquisite taste, and often made TO represent
birds, animals, ETC., the work Of an artistic,
a close oh erver OF nature aud lover OF
the beautiful in nature. The ferns and
flowers were gathered, culled and arranged
last year bv MRS. NANCY DELANEY, OF
Marlposa, Caliiorl ala, aged 6S years, and
grand aunt Of Mr.. Ed. KAUFMAN, OF Cal
weston, but now in Austin. The work is
universally admired.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31

In referring editorislly to the able spe6 oh
of SESAros FLrNIsa on the TERRELL bill
in our issue OF yesterday, in some unac-
cobntsble way it appeared SENIOR SHAN
Soy. SENATOR FLnMiso in his able effort
in he senate has aided frean laurels to
those already won both on the bench and
at the bar. He is a man Of broad views
and . logical rsssoner. He Is looked upon
not only in the west, but throughout the
state as coming man with great power.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31

FRANK JAMES having recovered sutii
GENTLY TO stand the strain OF being gszed
at by the gaping snd admring throDe, hi
lawyers have rec mmeneed operations. but
Judging from their tactics Minnesota will
have to Ereeo The pleasure OF his presence
within her borders for considerable ii de
IN comp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31
EINE SOAIS

The HERALD Is In receipt OF some very
fine specimens OF toi't soaps, msnu'ao'
inred by q. A. Wrisley l. Co. of Cnicseo.
The reputation nj this firm for fine grade
e iods is too we'll known TO require com.
ment Colonel John 4. Ham mond, state
agent. well and favorably gnown through
out Texas, is actively engaged In placing
,neir magnificent & ,ods within the roach OF
tina cons miners
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31
ARR ESTS.

E.W. Winsett was arrested and arrsignned
before Justice Kendall yesterday on the
charge oil assaulrips a boy, and was fined
IS and costs. He 10 still in the county jail,
having failed, 90 far. to pay bis noe.
Simeon Geslin. Of Grspa Vine. was ar
restet ON the charge Of thre~isg Q rock
through the window Of . woman named
Dolly williams. He was tried BY Justice
EdWaYds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31

The speech of SENATOR TERRELL, which
appears IA the HERALD OF thi, mornin q
was reported by THos. II. WIRELESS, stem.
ographer, at Austin. 1t was one Of tn
most difficult speeches ever reported, and
was accomplished In a way that does credit
TO the reporter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31

The HERALD's correspondent At Brown
wood is an uncons oious wit. He tie e.
graphed los; week that ience-cutting
troubles had c ased in his section bscaus
there were no more fences to cut, and now
the paragraph is going the rounds of the
state urpgs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31
CEMETERY VANnAI.s.

Complaint IL made by those who have
relatives and friends inferred ~ 'ne irini'y
cemetery that ysndais invade IL and carry
away the flowers aud plants from the graves.
In many instances they carry sway tns
nyns In AZ cont ala plants. Tnersis EEK
ION ia charge OF the place, yet IL does NOS
sppsar TO keep the dtpreceiers sway.
uspv have gone to C ynsideraeie expense 10
oee,rs,e graves. ard the ru.hle.s manner
in which they are robbed is the scarce Cf
considerable complaint.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31
TElEPHONIC.

The towns OF Grcepville and Farmers
viIle have been connected with Dsllss. eu-
n.riotepdent Clover. OF the exchange here.
has force at work repairing the wires. and
Is getting everything in better shape: a
nav line OF wires we're started on Con-
mercs street yesterday in order 70 relieve
the Main street line OF further wires, as 1t
Is already crowded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31

In the absence OF dispatches from Frank
fort the reading public are inclined TO be-
Iieve that poker playing up there is still
good and that "stakes" ere easy OF access.
The last ballot stood: WILLIAMS, so
IS, SWEENEY, q, 1t is not
however, tina, CARLISLE will
be the sledge that will break the deadlock
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31

In the case OF the state vs.. William Borer,
charged with assault to kill, the jury found
the deien dant not guilty.
r T. B,l,. CHARGED with the theft OF a
horse ~ss found not guilty, toe court hav
irg charged the jury viituslly 20 that
effect A. there was nothing In the case.
The csss ~ Nab Mccall, Charged with the
theft Of $40 was tred, the jury returning .
verdict OF not CHILLY, under the charge oil
the court similar TO the above case.
In the case Of the state vs.. FEED simous,
chsrged with perjury. the Indictment was
ausshed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31

THE twen'y.seven cranks who assembled
Gresnsbufg. Pennsylvania, and formed a
iei+i. osih bound brotherhood not to buy
pi ch goods. and to boy colt all dealers
Hing them Till The embargo on pork Is
lRn of, are entitled to the pastry. The
QSkillcr evidently hasn't been In Penn
Iyiyania recently.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31

THE MARQUIS or LoEsE takes little stock
jobbng telegram rs text from which TO
preach a sermon Of seliishness to ihosa con.
templating emigration to America. Pa,ri.
otism III ~ counsel the British emigrant T.
land at Quebec. hut seli-interest will
prompt HIM 10 Land a. Castle Garden.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31
a SINGULAR BUr TRUE STORY,

The Hrs.Ip reporter VISITED Ibe manu-
a-furins ea,bnsmert Of BisDksrsbip Il
Bake. witch il on the largest rosnnfsct.
uripr coucsrs 10 toe state OF Ifxss, and
learned that they are making nsiIJ neslIy
Two tboupapd garments sud employ one
burdred and twenty five operstos. ARA
ersmising the mschinery which 70
6neot the world Chords, The reporter =
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31
WITH CONSTRUCTING THE
MAILS

w. D. Oiel!, agent ofthe Gulf, Colorado
warrant eworn out before United Slater
Commissioner Mccormick. by @ p. Nance,
Tn, postmaster az Duncasville, which IS on
The line of that rosd, charging him. with
obstructing the United State mail: He
gave bond IN the sum OF $500 for his ar-
enrance before the commissioner this
morning.