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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-03
LOCAL LORE.
WHAT is GOING ON IN DALLAS.
The Teachers Again in SessiOn-The PEN
sion Board--Views of a Visitor
Railroad Rumblings - Other
Local Happenings.
District Normal School.

AS per adjournment the teachers Of
Dallas and vicinity met at the Mayors
hall on yesterday. Prof. ]. Il. Johnson
in the Chair. Mrs. C. L. Dickinson,
Secretary.
The committee to whom was re-
fered the question of procuring suita-
BILE building and board for the accommo-
dation of the teachers during the Sum-
mer District Normal School, reported as
follows: The Mayor of the City tenders
for use the First ward school building,
and a like tender of the Methodist col
lege by proper authorities The owners
of the street car lines propose to pass
over their respective lines to and from
boarding houses to school building, all
visiting teachers attending the Normal
School free of charge. The committee
regret to report that they are unable to
procure suitable board accommodations
for less than $40 per month.
The Methodist college was selected as
the most accessible and suitable place
for holding the Normal School. The
following resolutions offered by Mr..
Bryan were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, The selection of Dallas as
the point for holding the District Nor
NAL school is compliment duly appre-
ciated by her teachers and citizens; and,
whereas, the selection of Prof. j. Il. Nc
CURE, an educator of acknowledged
ability to conduct said school, is re-
cognition Of our Importance as an edu-
cational center.
Resolved, first. That we extend a
hearty welcome to all teachers who may
visit our school or participate in the eX-
ercises thereof, and that we will exert
ourselves to make their stay as pleasant,
profitable and inexpensive as possible.
Resolved, second. That as teachers we
will heartily cooperate with our princi-
pal in advancing the cause Of profess
sional education in general, and the in
terest and reputation of the teachers of
this district in particular.
Resolved, That the thanks of this
meeting be extended to the owners Of
the street car lines, the Trustees of The
Methodist college, the Mayor of the city
and the newspapers for proflered courte-
sizes, and we further respectfully urge
said papers to present the claims of our
profession to the enterprising citizens of
Dallas, and ask that they extend that
hospitality to them which has ever char
acterized their own and their city's good
name. And we further ask that they
publish such proceeding of this meeting
as may be of benefit to the teachers
throughout the Senatorial district who
purpose attending our Normal school to
be held at the Methodist college, in the
City of Dallas, beginning July 9TH, 1884.
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Dedlcatlng an Orrnn.

Right Reverend Bishop Garrett, as
sisted by Rev. Reginald Collesson,
leaves for Fort Worth this afternoon to
dedicate the grand organ which has
been placed in the Episcopal church in
that city. \ portion of st. Mathews
virgie Helm, soprano; Mr.. Huntington
tenor, and Mr.. G. A. King, basso. The
Mcssrs. Arbuclles and six of the Choir
lister boys, will accompany the Bishop
and we assure the citizens of For
Worth that they will be favored with {
musical treat of rare excellence.
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LEGAL.

THE STATE OF TEXAs.-To ALL PER-
i sons Interested in the administration OF
the estate OF s. u. Davenport, deceased.
Richard Morgan, executor has filed I'm the
County Court Of Dallas county final nc
count, showing the condition ofsnid estate of
>. ID. Davenport, deceased, which will be
heard ut the next term of said court, COM
mcnclng on the first Monday In August, A.
u. 1881, Vt the courthouse IN the city of Dali
NJ, u. WHEN lnno All persons Interested IN
count II they see proper.
Witness, w. NJ G. Hin, County Clerk OF
Dallas county, Texas.
IL. =. l-Given under my hand and the seal
of said court, nj Office In the city of Dallas,
this 18th day OF June, A. y. 1884.
w. NJ. G. HILL,
County Clerk, Dallas County, Texas.
by l.. II. HUGHES, Deputy,
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WANTED.


WANTED-A COOP NURSE ,,1rrr
: satisfactory references. Appl y, Nh N
I. ). MITCHELL, 1912 ErJay street. 10 Mt
ANTED- FIFTEEN HAYM \ i " ~
" 10 farm hands,, 2diniHg-room giEhS,
609 Main street, Dallas. at
WANTED-sITUA 70 DO CIV lSIis
rs S,N work CiS, and cooking by man and';EEo
Apply S23Collin street. iIe.
WTANTED-A COLORED MAN Az
w wife; woman to attend to general hop
work; the man to carriage and horses nj
garden. Apply, between and 0 n. m oni
southeast corner Ross avenue and Ieonan
s H.S !, - - - :, =, - jy3-L
w glishman of large experience in dr,,
goods, both as salesman and traveller. solor.y.
not so much an object as work; Wonld ny
and balance merchants books or collect pg ~
CHEADLE, Herald office. iv2-S
WTANTED-A MAN AND WIFE-MAN
" to drive wagon and wife to cook Ami
at Fine, Very Fines, Auction House, Fin
street. i rsli
NOTICE-STRAYED OR STOT EN-TWJ6
~ horse mules, lately trained; one bav
Dop-taiied, years old; one elder, DARK ooi"sy
switch-tailed; party returning will be well
PAID. GEORGE A. ARMSTRONG, ll36 jackson,
ss.ee., I D@ii9s, 1eAas. iy2-A
w THAT ARE WI
w ling TO work, and that will not extortioH
on the people of Dallas county, for the Row,
Churn Attachments. Call early at Ill2 Ero
500. NV, ~ LIE ia; !. jy2-2t
WANTED-THE TEXAS MUTUAL EN-
W dowment Association will give good and
prontaple employment to experienced insnT.
ance solicitors. Address A. N. HAIK, Secre.
taIg, l23 Main street, Dallas, Texas. iyltf
NTANTED-A GOOD COOK. Apply An
w the Herald office. - al
NTANTED-FIFTEE E-CITTTERS
w for 60 days; wages $3.50 per day, AMY
to ANDERSON q BARR, Contractors. New
Railroad Bridge, Little Rock, Ark. ie27-lW
w ANTED-TWO COAT-MAKERS I'M.
w mediately at II. ZIMMERMAN's, 57
Main street. je22-tt
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS COOK, WHO
w Will also wash and iron, in a small fam.
lily; good wages will be paid to one fully com.
petent. Apply at 100 Olive street. mayS.tf
WANTED-ACTIVE MEN TO CANVASS
w for our subscription books in every civ
and county in Texas: liberal terms and per.
manent employment given. Call on or adj.
dress j. w. STRONG, 9i2 Main street. mar23.tf
WANTED-YOU TO STOP AT THE ma.
w TlONAL HOTEL, tirst-cass accommo.
dations at reasonable rates-ONLY ONE
DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER DAY. The building is brick, with three
stairways in case of fire. Located in the bus.
ness portion of the city, only one square from
street-car line, and one square from Texa,
Pacific and Missouri Pacific depot. Con.
venient to passengers coming or going owe
either road. Office open at night. Guests ar,
called for all trains. y. Q. LEARY, Prop.
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Report on Compilation of cl,v Law.

Dallas, July !, lSSL-To the Hon. w. l..
oaoeil, President OF the Councili
In compliance with resolution Of the
Council Of the SOth of April last, | have
complied the charter and ordinances Of
the city in force, and they have boon
printed, as ordered by the Council, in
ieglnle type and good style. can only
say lnat rom my election 10 tho Council,
vvlnmencing on the 9th OF April, almost
my entire time has been devoted 10 Iris
work, sparing no pains I'm oxamininp ths
records and laws OF tho city. 10 Tho end
tnat the Council and the people might.
~ nearly as possible, be In possession ~
efery law affecting their municipal
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The Rnces.

The programme for the races will not
be completed until this op. m. All en-
tries until that hour at A. Gains livery
stable. j. ID. Mccormick Is getting out
an advertising programme, which he
Will issue weekly. Races begin to-mor-
row nj $50 ID. m.
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AS will be seen by telegram from
Pittsburg, the notorious DR.. w. +. Cor
don, who is wanted here to answer to
the charge performing an abortion on
Eliza Conger, Of Mineola, and who
skipped his bond, has bobbod up
serenely In that city.
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Baiioon As.easio,.

On the evening Of the Fourth Of July,
PIP. Martinez, the tobacconist, on the
corner Of Main and Poydras streets, will
send up several balloons, with a card on
each, offering a box Of cigars 10 the
finder. ~ 80 =. -
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French Well Bath House
A. NJ. BEETHAM. Proprietor.

A. NJ. BEETHAM. Proprietor.
This popular establishment Is being enlarged
and improved from time to time to meet the
demands of increasing patronage. 10 Is the
finest In the city, and every convenience Is
provided for the comfort OF patrons Tho
ladies' department Is under the immediate
superintendance of Mrs. Beetham.
RATES. Hot Cold or shower Baths, %
cents Electric Bath, 20 cents; Hypodormic
Medlcated Napor, 81.
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I WAS AFFLICTED WITH EQUITY AND
i Chalk deposits around my Joints, enlarged
and infiamed; could not walk pain was In.
tense, particularly at the change In the
weather; was confined 10 my bed; gave up all
hopes OF living; used Giles iodlde Ammonia
Eminent and Pills, which remedies restored
my health, dispersed the engagements and
removed the pain. Mrs, VIRGINIA n. BRAD.
SHAW, Stafford Store, Va. Sold by druggists.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT-A LARGE DINING re
IL bedroom and kitchen, with Y
and closets; four other large bedF
wei furnished; cheap to genteel famll
party that understands keeping first
boarders, Apply mt 825 Elmst.
DOR RENT-DWELLING, CORNER
II cahontas and Portland streets, 4
from Bolt Hallway; rooms and hall;
new ana southern exposure. Apply tOl
Il, WoRLEN, Herald Office.
DOR RENT-A HOUSE, CORNER u
II son and Akard streets, $50. with 5 n
servant mouse, buggy-house and stable
shady yard, good cistern water; hous
gas. Apply to I. j. PUTTY, 65S North
wood street. n
nor RENT-PART OF A HOTs
II RENT, rooms, kitchen and sera
room, or rooms To rent; reference rcd
Inquire Mt 72l Pacific avenue.
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THE BEST TRUSS EVER MADE.

The Genuine Elastic Truss II worn with
perfect comfort night and day, retaining rup-
ture under the hardest exercise or severcst
strain. Sold nj greatly reduced prices and
sent by mail 10 all parts of the country. Send
for full descriptive circulars TO New York
Elastic Truss Company, IA Broadway, New
York.
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PERSONAL---VERY. and Undeveloped

PARTS oftho Human Body Enlarged, Devel-
oped aud Strengthened" Etc, is an interest
Ing advertisement long run In our paper. In
reply TO Inquiries we viii say that there Is no
trary the advertisers are very highly Endorsed.
Interested persons may get sealed circulars
giving all particulars by addressing Erie
Medical Co.. T.. o. Box 5l3, Buffalo, N. Y.-To-
ledO Evening Rec,
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
EXCHANGE BANK
DALLAS, TEXAS,
At the Close Of Business, Monday, June 80, 1884
RESOURCES.

State of Texas, County ofDallas: |, Royal
A. Ferris, Cashier and Secretary of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is correct to the best of my
knowledge and belief ROYAL A FERRIS,
Cashier and Secretary.
H. S.l-Sworn to and subscribed before me
this July |, 1884. EDWARD GRAY,
NotarY Public, DallaS County. TeXas.
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NOTICES.


NoTICE-THE MEMBERS OF Rtp
~ Encampment No, %, |. o. %, r., d
titled that the Encampment will not
Friday night next BY order of the Cl
CHARLES KAHN, SecH
NOTlCE-PLANO, TENAS, JULG
~ All persons are hereby warneI
purchase either of the four following
cd notes by MS subscribed: Dated Nj
1881, payable To the Aultman & Taylor
Mansfield, ohio, ut Dallas, Texas, e
800; FIRST note due oct. /, 1884; seoonl
due Jan. !, 1885; third note due Oct
fourth note due Jan. |, 1886; no inter-
first, but on balance Mt 10 per cent u
mum from date; the same given Y
agents, Bowser & Lennon. for one
engine and &-inch separator. The GO
ton for the same has failed, and we
pay them. A. BEnEl
w. II, BrnI
Jy9-lw NJ, BEpEI
NOT1CE-PLANS FOR CHURCH
~ fee of First Baptist church, !
Texas: The committee ON plans ana
cations Will receive preliminary ~
and estimates for this church buildl
August LIST, 1884. All communlcnti0mI
he addressed To A. q. ARDREY, Seer
Committee, Dallas, Texas. II
NOTICE TO CITY TAX-PAYB,I
~ FICE Assessor AND COLLECTION
LAS, TEXAS, June 20, lSSl.-Tho city
rem, special railroad and school taxc
year 1884 are now due, and payable al
fice In the City Hall. j. G. BoGEL,
and Collector.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRhII
~ The undersigned, whose rcsldenl
postofilco Is ut Dallas, Texas havu|
duly appointed administrator OF the q
j. II. Stermlenger, late OF Dallas couiI
ceased, at n regular term OF the counl
ofsald county, held for probate anu ol
purposes, on the 3lst day OF, May lasv
notifies all persons indebted 10 SAID =
make Immediate payment, aud thoss
claims against the same To present w
authenticated within the time prese
law or they will be postponed Us
directs. ED, Z, SMITH,
This June 8, 1881.
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The Republicans Rallying.

The Republicans of this city, while
they put on bold front and are SEEM
ingly defiant, have their doubts as to
the nominee of their party pulling
through. A circular address, from the
National Republican committee has been
received warning the leaders throughout
the land to begin at once the organiza-
ton of Blaine and Logan clubs, and the
collecting of funds for campaign pur-
poses in the Eastern, Northern and
| Western States. Those holding public
office under the administration have
been notified that their active support
financially and otherwise would be ac-
ceptable.
The following
has been issued by the Republican club
here which reads like this:
DALLAS, July 2.-There will be u meet
ing of the members of the
Dallas County Stalwart Repub-
lican club on Monday evening, July z
1884, at s o'clock p. m. sharp, for the pur-
pose of more thorough organization
and other special business. All Repub-
Leans are respectfully invited to be
present Meeting will be held at the
Dallas County courthouse.
JOHN STONE, Chairman.
w. MANNING, Secretary of Club.
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COR sALE-ONE ACRE, THE MOST Al.

DOR SALE-ONE ACRE, THE MOST AT.
Il tractive residence lot in the city, o.
which is nice cottage, fine, large barn and
stable, a number of out-houses, u beautiful
grassy yard, large humber of forest and
fruit trees, cistern and well, within one blOCE
of the Belt street railway and convenient
and overlooking the business part of the city
Offered for a few days at bargain. NIUE
PLY * BOLANI, Real Estate Agents anl
Collectors, No. 100 Main street Iunlq.t
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FOR SALE,

nor SALE-THE "PLANO MILLS" EN-.
IL bracing sets stones, ] for corn, 2 for wheai
and for middlings, purified and everything
complete, with capacity of3O barrels flour pei
day; also gin stands, engine and boiler Of I
horsepower Also Q good dwellings Of
rooms, well and spring and Is acres of Ian
on Spring Creek in Collin county, within 4
mile of the II. & 7. G. Railroad a. Plano, AM
in the center of a fine, rich Agricultural cOun
try, thickly populated. Motive of selling
division of proceeds. Considering the loea
ton and the magnificent crop of grain that 4
now being harvested, a better bargain can NO
be had. VIII sell for cash or part cash ami
balance in good farming property. Oferet
only for short time by MURPHY h BoLASl
Dallas Texas. iel5.t
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AGENCY ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS
For all Points in Europe.

Also! tlckctsrfrom European ports 10 all
points in Texas. Rates and fare equal TO any
other iirt-elass line. Apply TO
]. j. ADAIR,
American National Bank
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Nor SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF ILL
Il health, | will offer for sale my ontn
boarding-house outfit complete in every de-
partment, consisting of furniture, bedding
good as new. Call at once Mt 100 Jacksos
street, ivlHl
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PROFESSIONAL

II S. BELL, County Attorney
IL AttOrney-at-Law and Land Agent
Baird, Callahan County, Texas.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MORPHINE S Sa'S"'' Habits nG%
EASILY CURED. BOOK FREE.
DIR. j. c. HOFFMAN, jefferson, Wisconsin.

BLAINE + n i Ssan F s%'sP "a q
home. Largest. handsomest, cheapest, best.
by the renowned historian and biographcr,
Col. Conwell, whose life OF Garfield, publish
cd by us, outsold the twenty Others by 10000.
world; many agents are selling 80 daily.
Agents are making fortunes. All new be-
glnncrs successful; grand chance for them;
$3.50 made 10y n lady agent the first day.
Terms most liberal. Particulars free. Bot
1T, now ready, including large prospectus
book, and save valuable time.
ALLEN & CO., Augusta, Maine.
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nor SALE-OWlNG TO MY ABSENCl
II for protracted time, offer for sale u.
mare and buggy; perfectly gentle and M
driver. apply to Martyrs Stable, MAJ
street. JOHN + ELLIOTT, inl7!I
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NOR SALE-TEN SHARES OFTHE DAL
Il las Homestead and Loan Association
Apply at Harry VOTERS Casino, 600 Nah
street. iy2.l
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, ENUN SAIE-A FINE, NEW, ROOM
II two-story residence conveniently
ranged and well constructed, with ami
trees, water works attached, n laTge cisiei
several springs, living and ever-noWI
stream running through the south end Old
grounds, which is susceptible of being md
very beautiful and attractive at little eXper|
and can be utilized for raising fish; i'm chol
neighborhood, convenient 20 business, nd
Ing ON two streets, and within one block
two street railways. For particulars, m
and terms, call on MURPHY & BoLANz, IN
Estate Agents and Collectors, No. 100 ~
street. maySl.l
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DOR SALE-BROOM MACHINES
i sale. Two new machines and prs,
WeStlake X Britton manufacture, for \
cheap. Address WM. PFoUTs, care HERi
office. jNn&.I
EoR SALE OR RENT-A FIRST.ClI
IL brand now plano; will sell on the inSl
ment plan. Apply To 9Gl Ross Avenue.
febsl
DOR SALE - SALOON FURNfTll
Il comprising counter, shelving and
chest, rs good MS new; will sell very cheai
cash. Address :, HERALD Office. april
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gBritish Grain Trade.

LONDON, November 24-The Marx
Lane Express. in its weekly review of the
corn trade, says: Young wheat could,
scarcely look Stronger, and there is not
an autumn-sown crop of anv kind which
has not an exceptionally good average
appearance. Wheat declined n ner
quarter in London on Monday. and
prices have been weakening ever since
The sales of English wheat the mast
week were s., 6G3 quarters. at Bis I'd rer
quarter, against so, l02 quarters. at los
5d, per quarter the correspondjrg
week of last year. Flour declined o
under pressure from London bakers.
who reduced the price of bread.
Foreign wheat in London is gradually
sinking towards an unfathomable
bottom, and how far it will vet be be-
lore the bottom will be reached is
matter OF pure speculation. Maize Is
hrm, owing to a scarcity Oats are Cd
per quarter lower. No cargoes of
coast. The prevailing east wind Is
keeping off expected arrivals One
cargo was sold and one was withdrawn.
leaving the market bare For cargoes
to forward there's but little demand.
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TIMES OF MEETING.
Of the Various City Improvement
Associations.

Time of meeting of the Y. NJ. MI. A.
of this city:
First Ward-Tuesday, $50 pm.
Second Ward-Tuesday, 1901 pm.
Third Wednesday, Ppm.
Fourth Ward-W Wednesday, 7.30 pm.
Fifth Ward-Tuesday, 100 pm.
Sixth Ward-Tuesday 100 pm.
Seventh Ward-Tuesday, pm.
Eighth Ward-Tuesday, 7.30 pm.
Ninth Ward-We Wednesday, 7.30 pm.
Tenth Ward-Tuesday, pm.
Eleventh Ward-TueSday, pm.
Twelfth Ward-W Wednesday, pm.
Thirteenth Ward-Tuesday, pm.
Fourteenth Ward-Tuesday, Z pm.
Fifteenth Ward-Tuesday, 40 p.
sixteenth Ward-Tuesday, Z pm.
Seventeenth Ward-Tuesday, 7.30
p. m.
Eighteenth ard-Thursday, pm.
Nineteenth Ward Tuesday, pm.
Twentieth Ward-Thursday, 730 pm
Twenty-frst Ward-Wednesday, 7.90
p. m.
Please report any changes that may
occur.
Next week each Association will visit
the fifth above its town. The First will
visit the Sixth. and so on.
J.H. FELT.
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The New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, November 24.-Stocks
opened strong, the entire list advanced
X to 4 under the leadership of Grang-
eTs. st II o'clock Is to % lower.
NEW YORK, November 24.-12 O'Clock.
Governments strong. State securities
quiet, railways firm, stocks quiet; q TO
& lower since IL O. clock.
new YORK, November 24.-Stocks
quiet and without special change.
After o'clock Lackawanaa strong and
advanced to 1857, but later improve
ment partially lost. Near the close
stock advanced to 1881, and the entire
list left off firm in sympathy.
New YORK, November 24.-Govern-
ments strong; railways steady; stocks
Quiet. The operations were confined to
the room traders. The market closed
firm. and compared with Saturday, Is
to q higher, except Central Pacific,
Northwestern preferred. Rock Island,
Missouri Pacific, New Jersey Central,
Pacific Mail and Omaha, which are q to
! lower.