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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25
woRLn's ENposIrIuN NOTES

Sir. Grant, II Young county, Tsxes, wi
truitii a. The NV OlCsts exposition
tor Of sroo,m- ne o. TfXta copper and iroa
nfr.
A ru.Ismao a. Hs-rls q uu'y will tx-
ribIt over 600 rtx4s b1tsnic4l specimens.
A party 80 the sixth congressional Dis
trio '~'fcihibit some 300 sotcimens of
Texas lusfc's buEP, beetles worms, ETC.,
,tc WITH & history OF their hab'is' tho an
hnrr,i,t In Galveston VI exhibit reveral
hundred views OF Texas icsnery, city aud
IGluLtrv,
an Inventor 90 B1sque county has op-
uNed Tor tpacc Tor two or 'hrea important
patentcd machine, among these rotary
sheep-Hhpsring iustrumept, portable
horse dynamo instrument, steak lem
! ue-er, etc
| frirprttir. fr.r n"a' 'E December aud
,nsirg j. on oi,il ca Ia May, fresh and
sweet.
A family 70 Travis county will show the
I %orms nl work Manufacturing The best oil
/ silk cut Gi blis d'brc wood.
A citizen ot Mitchell county 10 arranging
! for "a line exhibition oi cNa', marble, sand
st0u', and the native graffes.
A lady of Dtlli4 county he preparing q
choice 1T OF preseryes, pickles. etc, which
she ayers will positively not DO surpassed
nv any other exhibi, at the fair In that line
ofgoods
Of che Texas d. Pac iic raj way company
! VIII have forwarded /, the Worlds Indus
trisl Cotton exposition It New Orleans,
samples OF fruits and other products grown
on Inc cnrirauv's ltuda IN this state
| fsr exhibition. The sAma'Cs which were
grown ~ various 'oitis Gl0rg tho line, oDd
la- wcstwsrd to n Pas1 will show what
Texes soil cen produce snd will he most
credita1le eyh BIZ ior the utNte rs well as
be road.
Tho comn,ss'oucr.in cbjei Is further
more in receipt Of large
unmoer of applio,tions Lr gpbce for ex-
hib'ts, which have seen confidently made
fer The tim" bCinr, aud wnich vii be held
| secret ,1t short while, rs requested.
The commissioner iy also IN receipt OF Six
| letters from Texas poetes-es, desiring 10
publicly read an original poem Tor Texas al
the exposition. al SUCH poems will be re-
ceivei snd fled and submitted In good time
To Judges sppoiutud Tor the purpose, who
will selec. "ihe" poem for the occasion.
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TO CLARA.
ron Tile srrnAY ErRAD

ron TIE surDAN ErRAD.
The summer sky Is calm TO night,
The moonlight CLEANS on tree and flower.
There Is no cloud Ia Heavens blue
TO mar the beauty Of the hour;
But though my eyes drink In the sight
To me Il Is darksome night.
For 10. night there's moonlight in the skies,
And fragrance on the ba'my air.
The zephyrs playing mid the leaves,
Upon their wings a sorrow beaT
Though all Is melody and light
IT'S It'll 10 me a dreny night.
For ere the sun nights seal had broke.
or morning dawned on Land and sea
LADY. thy blue eyes soft. had looked
Their swee, farewell dear one, on me.
And many moons shall wax aud wane
Ere may clasp thy hand again
OR watch the smile upon my face.
Where loves own light made rich the glow
Upon the cheek where warm blood melts
And blends so sweet with virgin snow.
Thy thoughts were creams OF Eaen iair'
Bright as CLEANED thy golden hair,
O. fair, sweet girl. 50 far away,
Thy gentle tones Of music sun;
like silver tones OF fount or bird,
The holy depths OF memories thrill.
They q n my heart a. shadows fee.
With beauty, love and melody.
Thou "A far away-we only meet
In realms OF fancy, thought or dream.
Do vanished hours upon this heart
Reflect like stars upon p sreanI
Is memoirs skill upo1 thee yeti
Couldstthcu the happy past forsen
An, yes, rne'hInks thou ere win keep
The goiden days forever past
Ensh-intd within the heart % crown,
The blissful hours In sfo-e lhou hast.
Then re forgot the moments pain.
For hope assurrs well meet again.
DALLAS. May r. 1884.
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N1GHTED-A WHITE GIEi Tobo HOUSE.
w work ~ attend 10 children. Any =,
50b Ervsy suoot ia medieely, II
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TILL ELOOD

The Trinity continued to rico All day YES.
rrdgy 1t the r ste a an inch per hour, and
vac, at a late hour, still on the rise. Trains
are running on the Texas & Pacific from
Waatherlord 70 Marshall. lhose on the
Missouri Pacific have been abandoned, and
FEARS are entertained that the approaches
to tho oridge uf the CUR Colorado IL Santa
Fa will be washed away. Toe Texas Cen.
trial expects To run through trains south to-
day. Tie trsins on oil roads are very
irregular. The different roads have large
forcks NJ work repairing the washouts, and
the various roads nope 10 he able TO re-
sume through irlvei, Of both passenger
and frpieht trains, 10 day.
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In making the assertion that Pozzoni's
medicated complexion powder is entirely
free from injurious or deadly poisons, we
do IL upon the authority OF thorongn
chemical analysis. Ii is one Of the oldest
face powders In the American market, and
is used in the families Of some of our most
prominent medical men who have person
ally acknowledged 20 the proprietor that
they not only consider 1t harmless. but es-
teemed IL highly benencisl In every respect
not only for the use OF ladies and children;
but for the lord of creation himself Sold
bv all druCoiefs
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,rsrEHpAY nIoRNING,s FIRE.

About $3.50 O'Clock yesterday morning a
small dwelling house, corner OF Mckinney
avenue aud Pearl street, the property OF
Colonel A. T. Obencnain, which was occu-
pied by himself and BON, was set on fire by
the explosion OF kerosene lamp, and was
burned to the ground. The occupants
barely escaped ana nothing was saved. The
loss of building and contents loot up 81 go,
and il partlaly covered by insurance.
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NOTICES.

NT0TICE-o RE 1s0N 4 81. REWARD WILL
~ be paid for Information leading TO the re-
covsry OF a cray horse S or . years old. about
Is hands high, dim brand on shoulder, dark
Inclined to lie on both sides OF neck. Address,
John T witt Dallrs Texas. may25-l w
NOTICE TO CONTKACrORS-'-sKA
~ proposals will be received at my Office
until o clock p. m. on May 3st for building q
bridge In the City park according TO plans and
specihnatio1s In my Office. The o " council
reserves the right 10 reject any or all BIDS. a
bond with security will be required. according
TO city ordinance. W. NJ JOHNSON,
City Engineer.
Dallas Tex, MAY %, 1884.
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Nr,y Nnrl, Nntos.

NEW YORK, May % The iuso!ve't
schedule OF the firm olOwers d Mercer VA,
filed today. Liabilities. $500 1853 nomi al
assets, $3.50 39f; actual assets. $9s0l0.
Schedules show that stocks and bonds oi
tine nominal value OF S57S, s33 were pledged
To the Bsnk ofthe Republic for loaps, the
market value OF which is bout Sl3i,ODO. or
iust sufficient 10 pay the claims OF the
hank. The unsecured Liabilities are only
$1,000.
Judge D)nohue granted several orders
permitting Receiver Davies, Of tho firm OF
Grant & Ward, 90 adjust claims OF cred
itore.
James r. Ksene, this. afternoon, told the
reporters thGt he expected to be able to pay
his debts in full IL his creditors would give
him little time. TO this end he makes q
proposition 10 the holders Of his oblign-
lions, adjusted snd unadiustod, 10 actep
his notes dated May LIST 1854, tor the iull
sum due them on that day payable IN
twelve and eighteen months. For priv
ileges not mentioned on tia. day he pro-
poses to give notes for amounts received Oy
him when the privileges were issued.
Charles A. Hincsley, paying teller If the
West Side bang, Eighth avenue and Thir-
tv-fourth streets has embe2zled SSi 900 OF
the banks funds and decamped.
The enlightenment was discovered
Wednesday last. Hinckley did not
appear at the bank Wednesday morning
and not answering 10 a summons sent his
house. IL was snppected that something ives
wrong. The books were oyerhauled aud o
large deficit detected. The bank officers
certify the capital stock, $500 900. 10 intact
and there is surplus OF $780, S2. There
IL to he added o this surplus bonds Tor
10000 OF the paying teller, given by the
Fidelity and Indemnity company. The
matter was kept secret until the inveatga-
tion by the etlicers was finished. Henckley
has been connected with the bank as pay
ing teller ever since It's organization. fifteen
years ago. He was regarded as man OF
most rigid integrity.
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The CoIored methodists.

BALTIMORE, May 23.-In the African
Methodist Episcopal general conference the
report recommending the bishops TO issue
proclamation declaring the union OF the
African Methodist Episcopal church and
the British Methodist Episcopal church OF
Canada and the British provinces, was
adopted--lo6 TO 8. Bishop HayDe entered
a protest. The salaries OF the bishops were
fixed at 50 600 per annum and travelling ex-
penses, and the salaries Of general officers
81, $50 each and travelling expenses. A
WORKOUT bishop Is TO receive 81 600 a year
she continues a widow. At night there was
An educational meeting.
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A MAMMOTH BUILDING.

Mr.. Frank Cocllrel let The contract yes
terday for the erection OF $4,000 building
on his lot at the southeast corner Of Elm,
and Main streets. The building will be "a
hy $50 feet and two stories high, running
from Main street back W ieet. me re,
mainder OF the building, which will extend
through 10 Commerce street, will be one
atorv hirh
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rhnn nr THANKS

In their final meeting last Sunday the
Mai Fest committee passed vote OF thanks
to all who assisted In making the occasion
a success Foremost TO the marshal OF the
day, Colonel oh Wil.iams, and the orators,
b Gibbs and j. Schultze; likewise TO the
young ladiee, the Msy Queen and her heavy
OF heauties aud the gentlemen who assisted
In ys-,ous capacities. Also the militsry
add fire companies, aud other organizations
VINO participated IN the grand procession.
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FOR SALE.

S,oR PR GE--TwO GOOD rUN, DOGGY OR
~ work horses, q 2-nOrsc wagon, almost ms
good as new: n cOod 2.sea ed buggy; 2 cts OF
work harness, aud | 30 OF buggy harues can be
bought cheap fn cash Cali On 4 X BAKER,
Division superintendent. or G, n. READ, Man
ager, Erie Telephone Go DALLAS. Tex. msl6!f
SALE-BROOM MACHINES FOX SAFE
= Two new machines aud presses, Westlake
o Bfitton manufacture. for sale cheap. idress
WIN. Pf0UTS. caro- Herald office ian22n
NOR SALE OR RENr-A Beautiful RES.
J idence, just completed ono book from
street car line and In very desirable locality
buggy house aud stable on the place and
good well of water also two other places on
same street This is on excellent opportunity
for those tired Of paying rent 10 procure good
home for very little money. The houses nave
never been occupied Add-css Box 2ie Dallas'
Icxas. api21-lm
IGOR SALE OR RENT - A FInsr-CLASs3,
n brand new piano; will sell on the install:
mcnt nlan. apply TO sol Ross avenue. feo29f
I~Oh SALE-H0bSE--A GOOD, RELIABLE
[ blcck buggy more can be purchased at n
bargain by applying 70 @. A READ, Manager
Dallas Telephone tx. apr23tt
TOR sALE-ONE BILLIARD TABLE NEAR.
/ ly new. Inquire at Craddock's apr20-if
OR sALE-sALoOE' FURNl rURF, COM
/ prising counter shelving and ice chest, as
good rs new; will self very cheap for cash. Ad.
dress s., Herald Office AMOR
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FUNERAL OF MAJOR w. w. PEAK

The funeral Of tho late w. w. Peck took
place from the FIRST Christian church, cor
ner OF Bryan aud Pearl streets at 10 a. m.
Yesterday, TO Masonic cemetery. The re-
mains were escorted 10 their st resting
place by the menu hers OF the order Of Red
Men, OF which the deceased was member.
A large number OF relatives and friends oil
the deceased afforded the iunerei.
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ON OR ABOUT JUNE 1sT

All coupon ticket agents IN Texas will be
supplied WITH ToURIsT TlcRETs, at reduced
rates, to points east over the Cool. Con-.
FoRTABLK BEE LINE ROUTE"
For summer travel the BEE LINE aud its
connections haze no equal. See ticket
agents for particulars.
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o,! 4. otAsr lsLks w.!! Al.o catch Are. The
loss At this hour is estimated NJ 500 900.
several velEels molreh ~ whaIves. were
to gtd into the stream. Some o' the larger
Tanks o. which the flsmes had not set
T-sch.d, contain berzlne and paraiine, aud
~ is not improbable they will also be
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PHrLaDKLrHI., May 23.-Lightning to-
night struck large tank containing crude
oil, at the Atlanta Refining compsny's
works, on the 5chuykill river, in the ex-
treme southern portion OF the city. The
flames communicated TO another isrRe tank
AMI several small once, and a. l':0 .. m.
all were burning Ger e y. Is is feared the
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CA1po. NAV 23.--Coionel Trotter has ar.
rived at Wady H-ia. He has caused the
Bsshi Bazouks to leave the fortress, and has
taken possession of all arms and ammuni-
lion. He was met with sullen oppo-
stlon. Colonel Trotter is now
fortified in the strongest building,
which is stored with a large stock OF pro-
visions. Wady Heja is for the present sale.
Fifty mutinous soldiers from Dongola are
outside the walls, but have thus far re-
Trained from making an attack. Fifty Blue
Jackets have started from Assousn 10 es-
tablish a patrol TO Wady Hajs. General
Greenfel will leave next week TO take COM
mand OF the Egyptian forces In Upper
Egypt.
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The missionary Union.

DETROIT. May 23.-Atthe afternoon meet.
ing OF the Missionary union the question
was long debated as 10 the releuon OF mis-.
sionaries in foreign fields was settled by an
amendment TO the constitution declaring
them members Of the Missionary union by
virtue OF their Office, not hired laborers
only. DR.. David Downie, rom Telegus,
India, spoke eloquently OF the ex'riordi'
nary success Of that mission. Six mission
aries baptized 2,222 converts ia three hours
with no undue haste. Let ns hear
no more about the impossibility
Of the twelve apostles, baptising 5000 in
one day. Tho speaker had never whined
over missionary prospects in India. He
was full of hope. Rev. N. s; Mason, from
the association mission. made thril Ing
address upon the degradation of the Caro-
people and the success OF missionary effort
10 elevate the people by the gospel.
At the evening meeting DR.. J. Il. Claugh,
OF Angelo mission, India, spoke to an audi
enoe tanning the opera house, OF great
missionary success in his field, Fifteen
thousand converts had been made within
few years.
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Line From London.

LONDON, May 23.-lt 10 reported that the
NEGOTIATIONS between Admiral Hewett and
King John, OF Abyssinia, have failed, tho
mahdi having promised the kinga large
ooast district, including Masdowah aud
severol marlboro upon condition that he
would remain neutral.
AT the asszes, Delaney said his only OBJ
iect In giving Information was TO save In
nooent lives, and prevent Others from being
trapped. He was cuped into assisting In
the Phmlix park murders. He was not
giving evidence ior money or liberty. lie
expected TO return for lite seryitude, and
admitted that ne richly deserved II
The stock issue Of 100000 for the Man.
chester ship canal was subscribed three
hours after the announcement made that
Il was necessary. There is great rejoicing
over the succsesiul issue Of the project.
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nous From Delaware aud Maryland
GOO 900 baskets # peaches will be dis'ribu'
ted. one third OF which will DO used for
csnning. The supply of berries hom The
two t.ties III, iti said, avertgs 2OO,OOO
qu0ris daily.
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SPECIAL NOTICE s.

gs-TIIF DALLAS COUNTY REPUBLICAN
Campaign Club meeF every wednesday aud
sarlrda' evenings, at O'Clock. In Turner Hal
A cordial Invitation is EXTENDED to all reputli.
cans TO attend Bv order the president
THkYFR Secrciarv
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no nnR nnI.nItAnn

The ifsiu leay ~ Tor ihe wtst, al 6;3O o
m IS rur'y. wtl. % he Itt one that car
rsscn Duufade iu me tuf ihs lot sale.
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NEW YoRK, May 25.-Halt a dozen de-
tectives and deputy SHERIFF. watched the
house Of John q. Emo tonight. Servants
admitted only intrinsic friends. Emo is in
kod AZ
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STAGE RoHRERs,

Epps and Lewis, alias Understood, the
Black Hollow stage robbers, we're brought
down from Dsnison yesterday by Deputy
limited States Marshall Tom Wright, and
lodged in jsil here for safe keeping.
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A Big Yield of Fruit.

Peaches will be plentiful In New York
this season, and the crops Of strawberries,
raspberries ard blsckberriss will be enor.
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LAwRENCE's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Isin its eleventh year, without any vaca
tior, day or night.
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no IsoH COLOHADo.
THE woRLD's EXPOSITION,

The train leaving for the vest Mt $3.50 p. m
SUNDAY, will be the last one that can react
Colorado i'm time for the lot sale.
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DEFERRED DISPATCHES.
Mr.. Carlisle Reiierntes Ills wdpa" Ia
the fammany Sgchrms.
III cks Of Foam from The fnsuchl
FURRY Ia Wall Street.
Olher Delayed bat Interesting News.
Tho .lnrllnIeIden.n

INC "'h'lhi"Vu'
NKw YIE. May %. 'SNpressmsu Nn.'
iis0n seut De- letter to tuc TanNpuuy m,.'.
ing. rsit,rtiog nil veil "A W. v,,sa
the close ni the var fiur.hi h- ~irttll'
al revenue tsN-a lsu been aHui.7hed NhuF
tariff remains SUBSTANTIALLY unckaugtn.
Indeed, ON macy uticlts of Nt"Dtti'' ln
common u 10 'lr re rs uI auig tf' tiHlw
now than turing ur vfr, while 90 rrlry
sll the uuiici nrr MutI higher IN ufup1i-
ton 10 the mul ktI We $40 ~ the tr i,lrs 'nnn
the- were then trNs upon tho viCfs and
iuxuries az The pgnpl nd oeau greatly joe
duced or pnurr.N abolished; Whir
| tpXeH upon the ntCesl,tic7 ~
| HE aLl tools and indictments OF labor
| been retained AID b. some inctarcis in.
crossed Under his u0lcy commerce h.d
| been obsuucitt, the c0st Of production Va
iCfeased ana the earnings OF labor coull -
Cftpd. Thee taxes arc uot needed for rev
ruue. aud they cannot bee lcgit mhttly ~
! bsuetc,alIy mairtAired for any otter our
pose. There Is not 40 ms auCe Ia the h'3'
| tory OF tho world In which government
ha0 made Is people iioh and prosperous 10y
imposing unnecessary taxes upon them.
! Every d0llar taken by taxation Is just Pa
much Withdrawn from the productive cap'
| tal OF the country, aud from the laborei'a
! means Ci guppor', and therefore
the plainrst principles ut justice and
sound policy demand thar taxation
should DO fducsd II the lowest INIT posi-
hle with the public necessities. To tax me
people for the purpose oi raising revenue
ior public use Is n leRiuma' Junction OF we
government, ana IL the burden IL equally
distributed no citizen has q right to com
plain OF the tsx5s OF i.s incidental effects.
| but TO impose . tex tor any other purpose
IA . gross abuse OF legislative powtr auf
will always provoke sgittti0u, protest aud
resistance. Stability IN law affecting the
industrial interest OF 'he people IS absolute
iv osseniial 10 thu CONTIGUOUS aud rapid Dc
ytlopment OF our resources, but stability
can DO sscared uulv by doing as nearly as
possible exact justice 10 all whose interests
are affected By =, gisli / ol."
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Flies and Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bues, rats, mice,
goFhers, chipmunks, cleared out by
Rough on Rats" 15c.
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s'Imperishabie."
Days and even weeks after the spplics.
Florida Water the handkerchief
or garment still exhsles soft,
rich fragrance. IL is this pc.
culisr advantage over all other toilet prep
arsiions thst has won for this world famed
perfume the expressive designation Of "im-
Ierishsble by which IL is generally known.
To distinguish the genuine article from its
numerous limitations look out for the
Trade MARX which consists of q narrow
white strip label bearing the facsimile
signature Of Lanmsn & Kemp, New York,
sole proprietors.
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1p-CoMMERCE ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Services Ut the Christian church, on Cpmmerce
street every Sunday nj II u. m. and $50 p N
by Rov Homer Wilson. Experimenting Wed
upgdav nil hf
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" wiuals1 wash and iron. 81 unAll Hmily
good wages viii be paid o. ,uo iul y competent
Auply al 100 DIVA street maStf
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IlANTkD--ACrlVE MEN 10 CANVASS
W fo' our subscription books 10 every city and
'uuuty IN Texas; nbCra icfmN aru permanent
employment given. CLll on or address :. w.
b TONG. 90 Main IT, mnr2} unit
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IMAM IED-HolE COOK Ar INF FISHER
w House, Ci 90, texas, 10 j. lrsi-elass oeoE
we vi uag ilfstclats price. Apply 10 J e.
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