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CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT.
Wilmington, N. c., juno 10, 1888.

OIIANNE UT oCIiEDULE,
ON and after June 10, 1888, the following SEIZED.
W ule will be operated on this railroad
Passenger, Mal and Espress 7raia-Dai.y ereept
Sundays.
Leave Wilmington at. ......... Z 90 PM
No. 1. Leave Raleigh at. ............. z So Pm
>Arrive at Charlotte at......... Z 3OAM
Leave Charlotte at ............ 8 Is Pm
No. .. Arrive at Raleigh at ........... s 80 JAM
)Arrive at Wilmington at ...... 8 % AN
Passenger trains stop at regular stations only,
and points designated in the company's time table.
Shelby Dipision-Passenger, MdR, cypress and
Ffeight-DGlH except Sundays.
Leave Charlotte. ........ 8 Is AN
Arrive at Shelby ....................12 10 M
Leave Shelby. 1 40 PM
Arrive al Charlotte. .........as... 8 40 pm
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w%iLhlKaToN, ecLuEs!A 8 AUGUSTA R. q. CO

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUp'T.,
Wilmington, N. c., Nov. 18th, 1883.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
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Educational.

Wherefore graduated her seventy-ffth
student June 10Th. Her struggles have been
severe; her victories have been great.
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Tho Southern Immigration Society.

NASHVILLE, March Il The lmmigratlon
association THIS morning adopted bylaws
establishing the territory OF ne association
TO embrace fourteen southern states. The
object OF the association ~ TO establish
emierant homes when necessary, eEcour-
age foreign and domestic Immigration, pub
lisn and distribute statistics aud maps upon
res 1urces aud various Industrial interests,
make contracts for transportation aud
settlement OF emigrsuts within the terri
tory, establish agencies for the several
states and perman"nt exhibits oil the pro-
ducts in Europe and Amer
ics; tho capital stock to be not
less than S500co nor more than
$500, 900 in shares of 5000. A letter was
received nom Hon. James q Blaine, ex'
pressing regrets ut inability to
attend, and address the conven'
ton, Letters from other distin-
ruisned persons were received expressing
hearty cooperation with the movement. Ii
was resolved that the next annual meeting
be held IN New Orleans. President Porter,
oil the Nashvil e, Chattanooga 81. Louis
rail wsv, said he would CO. operate heartily
in the movement, and make the same rates
As the linoi. Ceatrsl has made
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Train Delaycd by Antelopss.

The west-bound rain between Green
river and Granger on the Uni Pacific, re.
Gently encountered flock Of POO or l,4OO
antelopes. The snow was quite deep an l
drifted in places, aud The sntslopes were
running on the road ped finding tnst the
the easiest road - travel in. when they
we're first encountered many OF them were
killed, and the engineer, seeing that the
train might be dera,led ~ les. It was tlowed
up, decreased the speed. The antelopes
kept A short distance ahead of the engine,
and we're strung along the road for quar-
ter Of a mile. They " uld occasionally get
some distance from the engine a d then
thev would stop. tura around and watch
the headlight un'il the engine was fairly
upon them. They delayed the train halt
or tnreo.quarters of an hour.-l El<o New
Irdanendent
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4. Is. ffIHllDp.

Whistler T. praise the eEcsllsnt noiiDs OF
Bishop "a hatsms vRderpOut IA
Wanted, one Thousand Miliners," the
stnbborn courage ~ Dallas play-lDvers, or
the bright and tasteful stage setting, Ia the
question. Bishop 1, this finest low o'me-
dian OF any that has appeared on ID ! a,
boards DURING the current season;
no city In Texas could keep up under
the Strain, as Dallas has
zone, In such rush OF eIoiu e enterisia.
menls and the furniture OF the d. las
opera.house stage Is the mast sty iish In tn,
state. Those three couclu-lons are beyond
con'radio,iup. Daila, 10 to be praised Tor
giving BISHOP al excellent average Htiend
ance, when tho peoil, were N weary with
giddy pleasure that even u shops rich
numor could scarcely keep the "a awake
las evening. Bishop mus be cornpli meniCd
Tor reasons given above, snd the Bot toms
come Ia Tor praise Deoause they are the
strongest team ot managers Ia the south.
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CITY SlRES.
A Lively Session Of the Municipal
Law. Makers.
Tho Belt Railway IL Granted the Right
Of Way.
Legislative Lotion In Extesso'

The city council met again last night IN
adjourned session, mis- honor Mayor Csbeil
presiding The meeting WAS one OF street
railway Importance The var between the
Dallas City Street Railway company, COM
posed of tue snefs OF the Man, Ban Js-
olnto, Commerce aud Efyay street
railways and the propo.ed Belt line wnlch
desires u traverse. beginning At the south
AIDE OF Elm street on Lslnsr street, the
latter .tre,t to jackson, eat gu Jackson 10
Aksrd avenue, to ~. Louis street, aud
east on that street to Har~ood street,
and north on that street 20 Mex nney ave-
nue. and 10 Cochran street and wet on
that street To Lamar. and down thtt thor'
oughfare Ia ,he north SID o. Camp ttreet.
THE council has virluslly converted itseli
into railroad comm lssiOn 80 10 speak or ne
IL were and IL remairs 10 tee which o.
the opposing railway lines will win. An
ordinance prescribing, regulating and gov
ernipg the right OF way pa.s'd its third
reading and authorizing tho city council TO
tax the line In any way IL might deem
proper was adopted.
The ordinance referred to Is ss long 40
the moral law aud a'tsr II had neen amend
ed would have double discounted
the revised Testament. There
was hint thrown ont by
the city attorney to the effect that street
railways were liable TO taxation for pat Of
street. paving ana Otnsr futeJ Improve
ments on the streets traversed by them.
A resolution regulating and governing the
erection OF telegraph aud telephone poles
was adopted. Mr. PlowmaD, attorney for
those property owners on Etrwood street
asserted that tnere were number of
signatures signed TO the petit III asking
that the belt road be- granted he right OF
way, and asked that the ordinance be re.
considered.
Mr.. Plowman stated trat it WAS a fact
that the pro rtors OF tue Belt line railway
had paid man = e.inry OF S25 per day to
secure signatures TO the petition asking the
council TO grant them the privilege OF
building on said streets.
Alderman Moroney said the council
wanted facts and II the gentleman could or
would prove the truth OF his assertion that
he would favor reconsideration OF the or
dinsnce, 10 which his brother aldermen said
amen.
Alderman G. r Carter, however, said he
wanted 20 have iair play ana give every.
body a show for their white alley. He
moved for u re-copsideration OF the ordi-
nance, and as the council was on
the eve OF setting down on IL he with
drew the game. The couocil then adj urn
ed. 1t Is underwood that the first shorel Of
dirt thrown on The proposed line will be
enjoined. This street railway matter is
getting interesting
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A Dakota paper gives the following de-
scrip'iou OF the approach of the recent
blizzard: Until aboui y. N. the day was
sunny, pleasant and WITH q temperature us
mild AZ spring The reefs we're filled with
people, and ladies' were promenading in the
orioymrpt OF the ETHEREAL mi duess. Sud-
denly, ard without the slightest warning, n
solid ghits wall of frost and snow appeared
in the northwest. 1t geemed as though
the bluffs in that d rection bad suddenly
shot upward to height OF 1000 feet, 80
solid and compact did this icy wall appear.
la a second OF time the storm burst with
appalling fury, and the windows, which ad
by the mildnts, of the atmosphere become
clear of frost, were heavily coated with
clinging snow on the outside and heavy
frosted particles cd the inside. The air
grew terribly cold, and was darkeBed by
living frost and snow. The high walls OF
the hotel directly opposite were not to be
seen. All objects we're hidden by the dying
and rapidly driven snow. People on tho
streets sought sh tier and the stores were
temporarily used for protection from the
ferceness OF the bowling blast. Darker
grew the atmosphere, to such an extent that
business In the Office WAS stopped until
lights were procured
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THE RACES.

The entert aipment given by the Nellie
Burke combination, yesterday afternoon nj
the Fair grounds, was decided success.
Though the audience Was small, it was an
apprcclative one, and those who failed to 60
missed quite treat. In the first race the
Rrey hounds beat the horse ridden by Miss
Burke. The second race was quite nov
city. Miss Burke, mounted on fleet
steed, attempted to beat a cream.colored
horse without rider, and was defeated.
The hurdle race was beautiful exhibition
OF skill, the horse. and riders both acquit-
ting themselves in good style. Miss Burke
won by q short head.
The most singular. as well as the finest
display oil horsemanship was exhibited IN
the Roman standing race. In this race
the riders stand upright on their horses.
The race WAS spirited and the fiuish fine,
each using the whip freely. Master Willie.
the champ i IN standing rider, won. The
chariot race was grad display, and the
two mile race was an excellent exhibition.
II opportunity offers Miss Nellie Burke. the
lady who wears lhe golden badge as cham
pion lady equestrenne OF the world. Will
attempt to ride twenty miles against the
fastest record at that distance before leav-
ing Dallas.
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showing ONLY losses 10 business men iIoui
Pofa-roy, ONO, 10 Madison, Indiana. TINS
IN confined 10 lots-s on mefch andise ana
manufactures. snd does not include any
s.ts not directly eR, G INK business, Th'
work In Cincinnati aud u lew other point,
are sot complete. The estimate
for Cincinnati Is 500 oO0. Other point,
foot up ~ follows; Oh'o--A beTdeen, 81, coo
Buens Vista, si,0W; Ifoui0n, $1,000, L.
vsnte, 50 600; Long Bottom, $500; Hlg.
glnsport, 81 900; ManchestAr, 81 90, Nj
norsvilie. SO, 200: Neville, sl0o0; New Rioh.
mond $1,000; Midilepor,. $500; Pome.
ROY, si2 $50; Pottsmouth,. $1,000 Rome,
rs, 900; Racine, $3.50; sclotoylils. 80 90,
SCOTS Landing $1,000; Plant, 81 900.
Portland, $4,000. Kentucky--Augusta
SIS 600; Ca'tleit-hurg, s5 1850, hay.ville,
$40. coo; Newport IS 90, Indians--Aurora,
5000; Florence, si,t0i La1renceburs,
s32 900: MARYLAND, 1900. These losses d.
uot include l0ssfs OF residences, personai
property, etc. This accounts for di-par
iti . such 90 at Nevport End Augusta. The
total loss Of all kinds. IL much greater.
but Losses to merchandise are much less In
Newport than Augusta.
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March Il 10 ,rraapondsn "a.

SHERMAN, March H-[C ,rresponden,s.l
Iu the district court iu Gao case VI tau Aer
chanss' & Planters bank We. Strdmsn,
Gunter & Murphy, Gunter to-day fiisd
plea IN abatement alleging that the charter
Of the bank has expired and IL is no longer
a corporation. The plea alleges In sub
stance that IN 1872 the Merchants q Plant
ers' bank was chartered for ten years which
expired In 1889. That in 1876 the bank died
an amendment, - its charter exte nding the
term Of its existence to sky years, when
the law in force allowed u onlv twenty
yesrs, aud that this amendment being In
conflict With the statute, Was void. Thi, 70
perhaps the most important case ever tried
in our court. as it calls in question the ex"
istencs ri one OF our stroa gest banks hav-
ing very heavy line Of deposit.
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uExrER STILL lfIssING.

David Hexter, u clerk ut Sanger Bros,
whose sudden snd mysterious disappear
ance last Tuesday evening at $3.50 O'Clock
has caused 80 much anxiety on the part OF
his friends. IL still mtssiDg. Mr.. l.. Asiel,
his room mate. stated 20 HnRALD reporter
yesterday that Hexter was n young man
ofsteady habits, and that there IL no known
reason why he should OF his own account
absent himself He never took any OF his
clot aes with him. aud The last ssen OF him
he had on his working shirt, . blue Ham
mel. 1t Is undrrst,od that there are some
wages due him, and this aud that put to-
Gether. IL does seem tina, there has been
foul play. Hs wore q slouch NJ and may
have been mistaken for u
cattlenan and made away with.
Yesterday his washing came
In % usual, which goes to prove that he
took none OF his cloth.s With him IL he did
akin, Adding 20 this the fact that he was
In bic right mind. his sudden disappear
ance 10 certainly my sterious.
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A, & E. MITTENTHAL'S
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tackle KINDLY t. toe idea ut sitting forever
among the clouds and R,B'ug, aad IL must
ice cDnies ed that the occupation wou q be-.
come sort % monOtOnous 10 a leW million
ears or So 10 say nothing OF The danger oil
being struck by Lightning Tho pesily-
too, he'd pet gas a practical sort of . dam
sci, and preferred married lie 10 O brown.
stone front, aud caused the lords ferveut
love TO fall three degrees below zero by
plaiuly limiting Rs much as badly "a her
heart il shattered, she thinks e salye OF
10000 will repair 1t .-tNorristown Her
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SUPPLEMENTARY NIARKETs.

ST. LOUIS HNKKEr.
Sr. LOUIS, March 10 Flour unchanged.
Whea' dutland lower No. red, 81 90 =,
cash; 81 90 IL March; 81 10 3S TO Sill :,
A pril; 81 O03-S to 81 OF l.2, June; 81 vi "a,
July. Corn lower aud slo-'; As "a IA 40 Is,
oash; 40 4 TO 40 8. A Jril; 81 is u 81 III,
May; 81 l-2 to 55 | 8 June; 81 10 "a l-S, July
Oat dull; 80 70 80 3 IS, cash; 80 ii, May
Whisky steady; ST. l6 Corn meal quiet;
$3.50. Provisions higher aud active.
PORK SIS for hard side; bl0.25 for standard.
Bulk meat--Long clear o A.; short rio $3.50
to 50 IS; long clear o IS to o 65 according to
age. Bscon9Long clear 10; short rio 10
Is to 10 II; short clear 10 IA TO 10 9-S.
Lard-9 As 10 80. Cattle--Rece!p $50;
no supply; no market hey ond small retail
trades. Sheep-Rscsipts noae. nothing do
Ing for lack OF supply.
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Two doc ors reTe d sputins by the bed.
side Of a patient.
az tell you the liver is diseased" said
one. -, =,
Nonsense. nothing of the kind. 1t IL
the spleen"
every we'll: VIZ shall zee nj tho posl-nof-
tenn who IL in the right
Great sensation on the part OF the patient
whom. in the heat Of the argument, thsy
had quite forgotten.
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Little Joker liz the hes, smoking tobacco
BASE BALL.

The re.orgsnized Blue Stockings and the
Browns play a match game at the Jocky
Club grounds this afternoon, as a compli-
mentsry benefit to Mr.. +. J Mutually, the
old csDtain aud splendid first hasemsn OF
the Browns. Mr.. Mulially's skill and
Jealous eff rts did much 10 win the splen-
did reputation achieved BY the Browns last
season, and the lovers OF the gsme should
turn out largely to his bonefis to-day. Play
begins ~ $50 n. m.
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A NEW ELEVATOR.

The trade between the Texas elevator AID
Com prsss company. Of which John T.
Hardie & Co., OF New Orleans, are the prin'
cipal owners with the Texas Il Pacific rail-
way, for the ground formerly occupied by
the companies buildings which
burned down. having f,llen through,
the companies proposes to rebuild
and will meet tomorrow TO advertise for
bids Tor the immediate erection Of another
b uilding on the same site.
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- 81
THE BELr STREET RAILWAY.

Tho following officers we el cited at a
meeting of the stockholders Il the Dallas
Belt street railroad company, held tact
evening: Pres dem, Lehman Sanger vicr-
president. w. o Conuor; secretary, +. b.
Bryau treasurer Gsrson Meyer. Direct
orr: Gerson Meyer, A. Sanger, z. Sanger
7. p Barry, G.. n Qliilman.
We understand tuat the president and
superiptendent will visit easjer cities Mt
onca TO contract for material, and that the
road Will be pushed forward TO an early
m n, plafinp
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u Acdyo Liver Bow, regular as olockwoIk and
MOIluy's T-X-S Tome Cordial
As a FsmaIs Remady II f SAfEE
ADDITIONAL PERSONAL MENTION.
y. u. nnnnnur. nnlln.. re.a..


A. l.. Widbsr Is booked a. this Wind'or
u, j. Smith, New York. Is At the Wind
s0r,
A. 70. P4tteson, Terrell, isst the Wind
sor.
II u Edwards, New York, is at the
Windsor,
George d Harrison, Longylew, 10 at the
Windsor.
John W. wilson. OF Austin, Is st the
Windsor.
II. W. Boge. Of New York, 10 at the
Windsor.
X q Foster, Denison, Is at the Windsor,
J.. w Smitssr. New York. IL at the
Windsor
George n. Edwards, Gainesville. u at the
Windsor.
Alean Moses. OF Ennis, Is stopping al the
Windsor.
James Graham, OF st Louis, Is stopping at
the Wiuus1f.
Bon Bently, !srkson, Ohio, IL booked al
the Windsor.
N. II Craig, Ksnsas City, "a a guest at
tho Windsor.
O, W Bennett, Bt. Louie. Is quartered at
the W,posor.
J. +. Goodwin, Fort Worth, Ia booked at
the Windsor.
A her Swartz, Corsicans, IL registered at
the Windsor.
o D Meyers, OF Dsnison, "a registered at
the Windsor.
BIN uIlhromer, Of New oleans, is a.
the Windsor.
I'd Q h. Clans, 81. Loiu!s, Is registered
al be Windsor.
II. D. Minkham, New Orleans, IL booked
at the Wiudsor.
+ 8. Brulman and wife, Fort Worth, are
AZ the Windsor.
John Il Mitchell, New York, Ism guest
OF the Windsor.
II. ScruRgs Oikaloosa, Iowa, Is regis
tired az tue WindsOr.
Henry Hilbromer, Of Galveston, 10 stop
ping at the Windsor.
Oscar aiischbery, merchant OF Wills
Point, is in the otY.
2 benville, Ohio, is visit.
ID Pat.
Ed. Gsrdner and wife, Of Sulphur
Springs are a. the Windsor.
Captain J X Crump, representing the
houee OF Cnsle6 X bstack & Co., st. Louis,
arrived yesterday, aud IL confined 10 his
room az he Windsor by illness.
J. 2 Klepper, acting ngent for the Hous.
ton ~ rexHs CuuirH railway, AZ Pis; o, dur.
ing the absence IT Mr.. J. Wyatt, while on
= visit 10 his relatives IN Missouri. was la
the city yesterday and maid the HERALD a
pleasant call.
Messrq. u II. l.. Jones sud q. l.. Bates,
representing the Mermod & JAccard jrw-
elry company during the special exhibition
of thH, oompanv's wares IN this cry, ltft
tor 81. Louis last night. During their stay
in this city they made hosts Of friends per-
sonaly aud ilr their house. and their
sar return will be welcomed.
At the st. George: Frank Hardin, Terrell I;
Fed HMdiu. Ferret; b II Fears, Wsxa-
hachic: O Du Bose. WnxnhRchie; G b
Bryan Wichits Falls; w b stevens, 81
Loais; ] VI Vistrual. Sherman; Ell l.
Green, 81 Louis: w X Trigg, 81 Lonis; Il A
Patterson TER, II: II A Hayne Big Springs;
George Hasell. 81 Louis: w Ii Stiff
Alaska; A B K0ouiz, San Saba county, X
" Konn'Z, San Saba county; Mics l.
Kpon'z, San Saba county; Chsre, Giesscs-.
+, xas; T Truscott. WASHINGTON. ID O.;
James Drepn, Debuqne Iowa; W t Savage,
Montgomery, Ala: J VI Sigh, Terrell; J ii
Calm 81 l. us; II Vickery, Wexahscbis.
Il Il Craig, Texas l. y Buckley, Lancaster
Peter Turbt end wife. Mckinney; John l.
Andrews, Fort Worth; v q Hart, Calves
ton News; s w Carsell, Cincinnsti; Il
hamberlain, 81 Louis; II Upton and
wife, Cincinnati.
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A STRONG DRUG TEAM.

Nessn. w II. Patterson aud n. III.
Hickox. druggists, consolidated yes" rday
NADIA TIE Arm name and style Of H ckox
. Patterson. and v i transsct business at
re Il and of the former on the northesst
oorner OF Main and Lsmsr sfree;s. Both
~ fhere gentlemen are ~ell known TO the
1s1jool maternity AMI the Dallss public
- oYperiencsd ph<rm soatists and thorough
XSSv husiDoon and profession. Chuck full
~ IN euorrv end possessed Of an sbund.
~ n oo0arur1se, they vii make ssfonR
~ ~ drus iids' ~ - eoi's uP
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Let US Ijnvo Pcnco.

CHICAGO, March Is - Notwiihstandlns
the rate war seemed very certain q occur
next Monday by reason Of the dissolution
Of thu Northweslors and Central Iowa as
sooiaiions, the situations appears some
What less wsrlik. tonight. General Ma n
ger Hughitt OF the North osf, Assistant
General Mana ,sf II Her, Of tue MlwauFe3
& -. Paul, aud Genera ID! snsger Canlr, OF
the II ,cs Island, held short Meeting this
afternoon ami / IL coch lcutly asserted hat
a meeting OF general managers has been
called for next Monday or Tueeday to form
a pool. and that IA the meaniims agents
have been Instructed % maintain rates.
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Bunch OF Keys tomorrow night.
The regular theatrical season CLOSES on
the last Of this month.
Professor 0. 8. Fowler lectures 10 Tucson.
Arizona, this week.
The performances Of the Bunch OF Keys
compauv are highly SPOKEN OF. The ao-
vance sale indicates large audiences.
Professor Baron Leeman commences On
engagement on the Path.
Adah Gray will produce East Lynne on
"Wednesday and Thursday night.
Flora Moore. previous to her starring
tour with the Bunch a Keys company, re-
ceived the highest sslarv OF any lazy spec-
isllv astist In the profession.
The Adsh GRAY Autographs ere among
tbe bapdsomest seen here this 9 aeon.
The attractions already booked Tor next
sesson by Mr.. Benton include the very
hsst. and when the list u completed viii
10 the strongest Texss hss vet had.
Charlotte Thomson will very likely
make tour Of Texas before the close Of the
-SoS-
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usprIIyEKrD rELkGRAns.

The following are the uudeliyered teie-
grams on hand ut the Western Union tele-
grsph Office last night Psrties can yet
them by calling from $3.50 TO 1880 4. M,
and from t:30 20 $50 M: Rev: L. b. Doe,
!. b. Simpson, Rev. }. II. Arms.-o ng. John
b. slaughter, b. p. Gates, Mitchell 4
scruggs, Jones Bro, J Briggs, W. n.
Abrams. George II. PlIwman, q. j..
Smith Il M. Stick, q. A. Heating 2, Sydney
smith, J. v, J9h1son,ip 7 I'D MIS- NUS, Bo"'sf
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The Galveston Republicans.

GALVESTON, Mafcn l0.-IPfess Tho re-
publican county convention met
tonight, aud elected 40 dele-
CATION Co the state convention
twenty. seven men, each Of whom will he
entitled 70 one'third OF vote.
Resolution we're ndop'ed enphat.
iciily oondemning the co leotor Of customs
at this port for suboriinsting the
republicans OF Galveston 10 his will. The
delegation 10 as follows; N. w. Cuny,
w. II Sinclair. j. II. Washington, ID. II.
Griffin, James BlAiv, II rman Keuhn, II y.
Whitllesly j. X. Burns. John De Bruhl,
J. II. Lockhart Henry Bee, Ed ward
Davis, Richard Nelson, Edward X Itch
am, Alfred Scott, Rush. Plumley.
ling, David Freeman, W. II. Shaw O. W.
HAYS, J. j. Jones, w. r. Clay on. f. z,
Miller, A. d. williamson and Primus
Tnhratou
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y.n. c.,,,,, . C,...,,,,.a paIp,..

H.yiug been appointed ,sle agent for
this vell-known and roliShl paint l am
prepares t. supply consumers and the
trad st manufacturers' prices. This paint
has been ertensively used In this state for
o, ~ fir.en years. and has given universal
s.tisfaction. TIE company author ses me
to guarantee every gallon sold
X. SHfgLps.
Desl-r In window and tlais giass, val
psper. WINDOW shades, etc. 633 Elm sireet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-16
IMMIGRANTS.

Thirteen immigrant families from sontn-
ern Indiana passed through on last nights
west-bound traio over the Texas 81 Pacific
road, bound for Colorado City and other
points Ia western Texas They are 10 quest
o, new homes, Their general appesran &c
YVES that of intel gent, well-to.do country
II thew are pleased with Texas
others will follow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-16

Lord Gsrmoyle. who Is being sued for
breach OF promise ny an sclress. wrote In
h,s love letters to her: Nv da'ling. my
darling. my Own. Own, ltl. p,nt-'yen,
shoot from vour ayes In horis ,ntsl bars ~
eold. Just think nos nice vouid be Tor
n 10 sit forever smore the clouds and eas.
into each other eyssi" The actress didn't