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The bee., 1884-02-16
For the BEE.

For the BEE.
BY Miss NJ. &c
Alexandris, Va.
REST.
Weary, wretched sin-sick soul,
Wandering DER life's rugged main:
Wouldst thou find sunyielding rest.
Rest. long sought in vain.
Would'st thou dwell in Eden's bowers,
Live one bright unclondy day.
Repose at ease among the flowers
And have their sorrows washed away?
Then TO Jesus lift thine eye,
Turn thy back on sin, and flee from if,
Cast thy weighty burden upon him,
He'll relieve you .and set you free.
he will own yon for His child;
Thou shalt be forever blest,
When on earth thy tolls are DER,
Thou shalt find in Heaven sweet rest.
The bee., 1884-02-16

PERsoNAIs.-Ex-gov. p B. S, Pinch
back and Col. Dumont are in the city
looking well.
Hon. Fred. Douglass and wife have re-
turned to the city.
Rev. Mrs. Talbert, nee Miss frankie
Black will visit the city shortly.
Mr.. Philip Joseph Of the Mobile Ga
aette is still in the city looking well.
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=-nrpE THE BEE CAN BE HAD.

WHEhE lIlL JILL
vrs Polkety's, NJ. street, between 18th and
J. Re,ler. Druggist. corner 10Th and NJ
,,reet, Northwest.
us,rv Poland's, corner "A and Pennsyl-
,ania avenue, Southwest.
'a,'.. IL, Freeman, orner 18th and Nj. Street
Northwest ,sn,,. A.
Philadelphia House, SIS Penn sylVania Ave-
Northwest ,DS rrrpNpp
,n- Montgomery ST. - .o.-
-, xortb washington, PEOPLES BOOK
.ropF I727 : street, n. w.
-orsria Va, BRANCH OFFICE, Nj. l..
h'eAsI hlean Manager. No. 1872, South Columbus
sireei,
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annouce his committee which wa
made up from his own clique
They retired for consultation
Clapp then introduced W. R
Laws who proceeded to addres,
the Committee Laws! ADDRESSING
a republican committee composed al
most of coIored men at the Capitol o,
the Union on their duties as .Ameri
citizens. and their duty to themselves
ne coming fresh from the Nooda
scenes at DanuilLe, of which the 6looh
OF the martyrs reste upon his hands.
Lo'os: coming doVn from the demo-
cratic House Of Representatives. ,ohere
he had Just been appointed a dborer
6y the democrats for has treaehery to
the Coalition party IN Virginia, and
to has race. 1t was an insult to
the intelligent Republicans
of the District of Columbia, and
demonstrated that Clapp cares but
little for the down-trodden people
of the South. Clapp forcing Laws
upon the committee, should be
rebuked. Retribution came, least
did Laws or Clapp know that
the committee would be enlighten-
ed as to Laws status. Others
were called upon by the Clappites
but declined, when with one cry,
taken up by the spectators. w.
G. Chase, the leader of the young
men, and the respectable portion
of the committee, the friend and
advocate of his people, sympa-
thizer and defender of the Coali-
tionists, an admirer of the gallant
Malone, came forward and in
scatking and we'll merited rebuke
shown up the unfairness of the
Chair; denounced Laws as a trait
or to his race. He warnad the
committee that, revolutionary and
unwarranted proceedings were be-
ing enacted, that the truly repre-
sentative portion of the committee
would be ignored, but, though
crushed for the time being, right
and justice would be vindicated.
He predicted that the people
would resent the violence and cou-
duct of this meeting. He dealt
Laws, the political assistant dem
ocratic, republican tramp crush
err, as the work of dog, and, re
tired with deafen!ng applause.
Laws assisted by Clapp endeavore
to reply, but the good sense ofthe
committee. and the Kisses of the |
spectators hooted them down
All hail Chase the champion of
the negro of the South. The COM
mittee on Credentials appeared |
and reported one sided concern,
which was adopted amid much
confusion. Mr.. Chase was nomi-
mated for chairman, but declined.
owing to the turbulence, unfair rul-
ing of the chair, and the shameless
scenes enacted, Clapp carried out
his aims, taking, along with him
Gabble Greener. THIS same crowd
TUNED the city postmaster, Hon.
Frank Couger down.
Noticeable among the delegates,
we're men hailing from other
states.
May we never witness the like
again.
The bee., 1884-02-16

Miss Martha Williams, was
married to Mr.. Alfred Steptoe
last Wednesday evening,
Where there is a will there is a
way.
The bee., 1884-02-16
GsASD CLEARING SALE
COTTON UNDERWEAR.

| Determined TO Dispose of the STOCK ON
| HAND, We have concluded To make decided
| REDUCTIONS, and to convince the Public
tnsL snch is our purpose we shall make a
| general display on OUR SECOND FLOOR.
/ with prices affixed on each garment in plain
figures. which cannot fail TO attract the atten-
tion OF THE LADIES. We enumerate below
few Of the specalties in this department.
LOT IL. We will close as Chemises at l215 c.
LOT &. We will close 272 Chemises, beau
tifully made, with lace bands, at &c,
LOT 4. We will close lS5 Chenses. with
embroidered fronts. fine tucking, at sec.
LOT "a. Chemises with pieces embroidery.
cambria ruffiing. fine tucking. at 4sc.
LOT 81. Chemises, tucked yoke. fine en-
oroidered band, elegant quality cotton. at 59c
LOT "A, Chemises, yoke ofembroidery. best
cotton, at SIC,
LOT 81. Chemises. fine cambric, lace yoke,
latest design, at 9Sc
LOT ii. Drawers deep hem. cluster tucks l9c
LOT IL. Drawers. six tucks. with lace
bands, at 29c.
LOT q Drawers. narrow and wide tucking
cambria ruffie with cluster tucks. good cotton
at 44c
LGT g. Drawers with embroidered rufie,
cluster tucks, at 44c.
light tucks. good cambric running. at e9c.
LOT Sc. Nightgowns, tucked yoke, finished
with embroidery, at 79c.
LOT 81. Nightgowns. yoke with cluster or
tucks and three rows of inserting and eiginv
LOT 63. Nightgowns with six-inch embroid
cred yoke, best quality cotton at CSC.
LOT r. Skirts, with
tucks. at 33c
LOTT Skirts. tucked. ruf1e cluster tucks
above, at 3ict
SLOT 81. Skirts. with embroidered edge
ruffie, cluster tucks at SEC
LoT ". Skirts. embroidered rufde, two
cluster tucks. made Of the best cotton at sec.
We are confident that the SPECIAL SALE
OF FUNDERWEAR at the special price mem
Toned will crowd our second floor wirs or
purchasers
LANsBURGH & BRO
42O 422 and 424 Seventh Street v .
The bee., 1884-02-16

ADVERTISE your goods in the BEE. A
trial is solicited. OUR terms are moder-
ate.
The bee., 1884-02-16

We wish canvasers for the BEE. Call
al our office.
The bee., 1884-02-16

Company B. Capital City Guard. will give a
ball shortly.
The bee., 1884-02-16

There is letter at this office for Alexander
Thomas.
The bee., 1884-02-16

WANTED-The Public to know that
w The BEE, Office, llO9 ST., is of.
fering Special Rates for advertisements of
Wants, For Rent, Lost and Found. and
Boarding.
An advertisement of the above size will
The bee., 1884-02-16
The LADIES AID SOCIETY
OF THE
BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH

WILL BEGIN AN
Annual PAIR & Festival,
In said Church on WEDN EsDAY EVE 9th inst.
No effort will be sparsd in trying to make
the occasion pleasant tu ALL and as the Church
is greatly in need of funds. the general patron
age of the public is respectfully solicited.
ADMISSION 10 cents.
The bee., 1884-02-16

For sale by all newsdealers in the city
The bee., 1884-02-16
IT-HANSON. Gent Agent.

Subscribe for the BEE.
Twenty cents per month.
II will contain all the news.
The bee., 1884-02-16

For one time 25 cents,
For two times 45 cents
For three times 60 cents.
For four times IS cents
For five times 90 cents.
For six times Sl.25.
The bee., 1884-02-16

The Methodist Washington conference
meet at Lynchburg on the 18th proximo
A special train will be run over the Mid
land road to the City of Hills to the con-
ference. Watch our advertising columns
for further notice.
The bee., 1884-02-16

We are confident that the SPECIAL SALE
oF oFUNDERWEARa at the special price, men
loned will crowd our second floor wiz ar
purchasers.
The bee., 1884-02-16

We write our mercies in the dust; bus
Affections we engrave in marble. Our mem
ories serve us but too well to remember the
latter, but we are strangely foIgetful of the
former.
The bee., 1884-02-16

The members of the First Baptist
church, on Alfred street, Rev. Samuel
Madden, pastor, will give grand supper
and reception, at Muirs Hall, Cor King
and 1t. Asaph strs.. on the 22d inst.
Tickets will be 25 cts. The BEE cores
nondent returns thanks for compliment
arv ticket. We hope to see lagre at
tendance.
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FUTURES.

CoTroS AT New Yolk to-day options ruled
from quiet "a dull wil'H gaia OF points on
a." d - two months: p 'iut an the mkt four
a "a The otDer m, tbs lOsed y, previous
p'ic 5. !iretppnl options aIe l'Gi or all months
New ar vaus options ares points oil near mnn hs
anl otdislRnt Month
Plonrrr-ihict"o. February wheat al sed nj
o., sT3-loT May wh,a' closed . 1's"r SIS IN
February corn closed Il - is ora grin a. IS
MAY corn clos q n, - is"ra gain OF rs ON pre-.
yi"us close. Gain rcceps Ie wheat 2d,gl +;
cOru, 25p i23, oa's, H., az. Shirm;nis are,
Shea', l23!s; rnrn. S. sU7; Oais,is,G7
- LOu's--Feb uary AheHt sold AZ OF, or il
hi h e. MN wheat sold o. ii or 3.S higher,
feb'u ~ r. sold At q is or snigher May
corn sold 81 lis 3-s higher + bruary oats
''s'' n,u,na ~ ~ 81 ana My oats NJ 80 lis On
las. call to-day.
P,nyIsi ,ns CHICAGO Tho iovial hog re-.
GOV. rad more To. lay tHsn he lat ye terday, oI
repu ol,can traits aud pOss rsing an,ipathy 'or
bru, n, IN tho pea VITA boyin he Is comfort T.
:, and he is IN dependent of Foreigners. 7 TX
to pe uin, = IN February sold At last call to-
or 1907 which, - gain on pr,v!nn' clo'e
OF 90 certs May pork c'nsed at 10 IL l-2. which
IL ~ cents over tn. last cali t-c day r..
yinus lard wert no II 4 on February and II
ca"is on May. The former closed friday at II
and the latter at . ~ =
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Il ri T. BEST

peram bulations about the CITY they con-
sumed more or less beer and soda-water
and their friendship waxed warm.
Schrad-r suddenly discovered that he was
that he had plenty in one of the banks bnt
disliked to draw 1t for pocket change, hor-
rowed from him quarter, then dollar,
next five and during the morning sue
cfeded in getting $26 from him. All of q
sudden he gave young Rambo the slip and
in the course of time 1t dswned upon him
thot there was something wrong and going
before county attorney Clint he filed inior.
nation against Schrsder who within bali
an hour afterwards was apprehended BY
jaii,
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A CONFIDENCE GAME,

P. A. Rambn, an unsophisticated youth
and resident of this county, arrived In the
city yesterday morning and left 1t In the
evening minus to him quite q sum OF
money, though he carried with him lesson
taught BY experience, which he will not
soon forget. In his peregrinatiops he met
up with an affable party by the name OF
W. r. Schrader, who took him in. They
took a few glasses OF beer together
aud we're soon fast friends. Schradsr dis.
covered that his young and newly made
acquaintance had funds on his person and
forthwith spun story which was IN sub
stance, that he Vas going 10 New Mexico,
Ia day or 90, as the head OF large sur
veying party ID Iocs.s bodies, of Lands tor
loi of heeys "a nisalists. He would like TO
give him good position in the out 81 and
Is part OF tie journey would be W11 cy
xsRonD n the position d SO
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bsIes. Although the rsceipts at the oui'por's
the pest weuk WeI. $50 bales, the nru,l
IN lyomenl from plantations " envy hmh
bales the balgn'" bsius taken nom lh sov,s
fpm he plant,pOns for the same week Were
ilglsl ale, aud 81 iSSa they wire 5itslh bale
Inc I,cn ase IN amount ~ cotton IN nshl ",
might. - 60 rptltd with ishtN,M, !, d,nhil
hale nd The Increase a. comnaTei with ISL
- is liz sli hale. aud with lS 81 Is 10 Wv
bales ,.... non,
10 ,b,y apPcs's 10 show an lncIese ,oin;
mar A with Lot year IN tho week. rce'pis o.
90 hn'rs anf AZ Il crease In shipments
Il, OOl ba Is an the shipments slncs Jihi'f ~
show an inc cas- uf iG. 100 bales .,.
The t'tals ir IN" es SNOW INV ,nv V,"s 90
m, M frum the pnTts other than BOMBAY u ~
bale, les Than came week hat ycT FOR we
whole of Iniia thetefre the total 'h'p hents
since Januap I isi an ios u, riesl',"'H'- w
peTIo Of the iva previous 'srN a'r l.h'nn
halrs lsst agaiust "a 50 bales 1881 ana lsls'o
bales lNS!
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Chillarine
Is Purely Vegetable, entirely
harmless, Dead Shot for Chills.
NEW CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT

A NEW CRIMINAL DIST RIOT COURT
TIE Dallas bar aad citizens of Dallas
city aud county are signing q petition to
tine legislature asking that Dallas county
be constituted separate criminal district
and that " separate criminal court be Gre
nted therefor. The business of the dis
trict and county court is 80 voluminous
that it is impossible for the
courts to dispose of their business
daring their sessions in each year.
The business in these courts Is rapidly in
creasing thus adding still more to the diff
Guilty and delay now experienced in the
trial and determination i'll the causes, both
civil and criminal as shown by the dockets
Of the courts. Litieants in civil cases and
defendants in criminal cases cannot now
obtain the speedy trial colt plated
by the constitution of the state
necessary to the requirements
of Justice. There ara now on the docket OF
the district court about 400 civil cases and
$50 criminal cases undisposed OF and It
would take two years to dispose OF them II
the court should consider these cases alo e.
There are pending in the county court 500
civil cases and 1870 criminal cases
take three years to dispose
Of them. The petition is being numerous
ly signed and the general impression Is
that the new court will ba created. The
officers Of the courts and the grand jury
now in session signed the memorial.
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4 hv Fiuancsl Chronicle says the move mem
of the cotton crop as indicated by our kilograms
from the south tonight is given below; For
the week ending this evening January 25) the
iot ii recei ITS have reached 10 5S3 bales against
ITO 467 bales ,st week 90 2i5 bs es the previous
week aid 140,6l2 bales three weeks since max
ing the total receipts since the lat OF pit Der
1853, 1882 2O7 .ies, against l4S 6Sl bales for
the lame period OF 1898. showing decrease
aimee September l, 1883 OF 2S6 i24 bales.
The ex purts for the week ending this evening
reach q total Of l10,l5 bales, Of which 1882
were 70 Great Britain, IA 9S3 to France aud l5,S72
to The rest OF the continent, while The ,tocks as
made MP this evening are now ], l36, 26o bales
The Imports into continental ports this week
have b. en- 50, eco a.es.
The Il CURES indicate an increase in the cotton
In sight "a. night Of 21S 459 bal 9 as com pared
with the same date of 1883, an increase of 800. :
OSs bs.ea as compared with the corresp onding
date Of 1882 and an increase Of CLIO bales as
com pared with 1881.
The totals show that the old interior stocks
have decreased dnrirg the week % 904 bales.
aud ar t1-pignt 1882 bales less inan Al the
same period last year. The receipts at tAe
anne towns have been16, l2s bales less thar she
same y. eli last Jedr, and since September lst
tha-un at ali the towns are 352,1S4 oales
IL, ne same time in 1928.
M sales for foI s2fd delivery fofs
he v 1e -111e0eee -.
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FINANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

In the mint report ~ sertsd 10 congress on
the iiist ut o., cemb, T. tis u ted THAT the pIo.
iurlinu IL gold IA The 90 e,dar year ls.3 " u
pnhsh'y be ~ irsst belt mi Ion 70, thsni a.
h. Nir.d OF tina m TEL y the Territory co' eitd
nv his icI nrt la, ber ~, % 600 less than IN
lSs2 Nlowiny that HNoul III same less wi !
tpIs Ar IN thu mint 'tturns when ihrv srr made
Nh,'h Is rI"b b e, the total gold prdu liIu
ihs year la, a'htd say, znnnt II IL nv.
ion,. agsiust - = millions In lssJ anC 80 I
Nil. i"ns Ia lssl A, "a the n Yer yitlh, MI.
v euliuv sNuNs d",lcasr ~ over i've millions
From Ihr t,t mat r. the minI r'p1't II would
,rt ~ 80 it, tciu at silver WHEN complied
would in'lCat# u ar ~ suit
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GROCERIES,.

IL -. I26l3c; prime lsH@
hoice, Ah@l5c Laguyra, l5c; Java, zoe.
imperial, i5@55c; Young HysOn. 400
lolong $4,000 Japan. 60@65c.
CARS Powdered, l0Sc; crushed, leSc;
plated, &C; standard A l.. DC; Louis
white clarified, Ssc; yellow clarihed, sSc
I1ssEs-loairiana choice soc prime, Sc
6l@6sc; Ieboiled. $4,000,
GGIES-puge Jqte, X lbs lo%c; per
RicE-Thoiesai.: o,4@7xc.
gALT-Ip barrels 10; Liverpool In sacks,
pRI"I-.aRs-soda, <, snc; Xxx. exc xxx.
oXPMoiivess Is per box; blue India X.
nd bars, Sc per box; k.pound bars, oOpeI
EN6LEsm-star full weight l5x; short'l4k.
E ATssisI basis aSs Cotton rope, 1sc.
L BUCKETS COCA Is per dozen.
5ssSs fsG f Soan GSa
ssG s0G ns psiis s. y s ness 25 NO 90
o,fn Ne & Ns snd s Raf assc
yDER-5 90 per key OF Is pounds; Ia DO
bsg. Oo@2 10; buck, 25es5 IS.
mixed h.barrel, 70. Chow-chow Y.
8 80; 2-gallon psils chow.chow, ! 50.
lon pals mixHC pickles, 50, Glass pints
Glass quarts, 2 co. Glass h-gallon, 3 30.
Ass l.galon, 4 rs. GInss Hex. gallon S75.,
GOAL OIL--ll0 deg ees fire test In barrels,
lac ITO test oil in cans, sO l5O degrees fire
ssasA c K RfIL eess, barrels, 70 So No.
barrels, 50. No. A.barres, SO. No, 2 n
bsrreis' 7 OF. No. 2 I-barrels. 90. No. kits,
Sc tii 4; No; sss per ses
DER-craS A; apple o iec Miss Missouri cider, SOC
s,lon Vinegar per a gallon ail is@T sS Ron.
,ound psckagct. 6, Corn starch l pound
res g. 6-pound wood box glass, *. g.
paper box glass, az.
concentrated 1904 90.
We quote: lie per gallon for glazed,
lOc per gallon lor glazed.
aATOES-2-pound Numsens,1 Is; S-ponnc
N9 1SiTeiFoRN Nj CANNED aooDs-Pcaches.
r b Apricots, 2 IS; blackberries, so; grapes
"a pears, OK pounds 8 90; cages. *
bunds. 65 tomatoes. 2h pounds, 65 cur
'JSM6KfEG TOBAGCo--Genuine Duke Of Dur.
ham, 1-pound packa. ses, Ale; h-pound, 48c; N
pound, 45c; H-pound, a; assorted cases. &C &,
ps:- pound: ssl Soda, 28-4 to s LAC per pound;
pound; BAH Potash, g. 90 to 3d. 50 per case Potted
Ham Las. a1.5o per dos; Pot'ed Ham. l-2s SZ1'
ner doa: sardjnes. American; $3.50 per CASE; Bar.
&ne0. French, slI.b0 per case; snuK Garrett
II 50: to sii IS per case; SMUT daIretTs,i OF 42s
$3.50 Per erosa; Olives. American, CTS,
per doz, Olive Oh, pts, 7.7t per 6yz
ushrooma, S2.7b per doc; Condensed LILLE,
rs to esOo PER case jelly. wine glass, 80 per
4: tuin bler, si.25 per dozen; Drown, G,6S per
I1en, u. cans, 81.65 per dozen: ID. chns 81 65
= dozen; Extracts, lemon, $50. per dozen; Xxx.
~ assorted, CSC. per dozen; Gloves, (whole)
Z - o SOC, per h.; Cream Tartar, Commercial
per d.; Blachng. (emau) s6o. per lb.: Black.
Nj 1lar2al $50 DER dos
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If your horses have sore Shoulders,
scratches, cuts or open sores of any kind,
use Stewards Healing Powder.
STOLEN JEWELLERY RECOVERED.

room of Mics Mary l.. Minor who was
b ,arding with Mrs. Huntington on Jackson
street, was burgIsrized and a handsome
gold watch and chain, a pair of bracelets,
$18 in money and portm onteau stolen. The
officers we're no,lfsd of the theft and fur
nished description OF the articles. but no
trace Of them was found until recently.
City Marshal Arnold, traced the watch to
Colorado City, whittier it was worn bv Par
son Willburpe, q colored divine of this CITY,
and the bracelets 10 Bill Lowe, colored.
These have been recovered aud returned to
their owner. rbs parson had borrowed
the watch of Lowe who purchased the ar.
ticles III the presence Of good responsible
parties, from party whose name is not
known.
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Paying Institution.
We yesterday HAD the Ole asure OF NEE ling
Mi )r u. ]. Penn, of Waxahachie, the agent
Of The Texas Benevolent association, and
who had juss finished paying the benefit on
the life OF the late T. 8. Horn. OF Abilene
aud the certificate below speaks we'll fol
this Texas institution:
AB LKNE, Tx, Jan. "a. 1884 -[$2 00O.] j
Rensived of R. b. Parrot, business mana
ger of the Texas Benevolent association,
two thousand dollars ($2 0O0l payment in
full under certificate No. 1855, I. 8. Horn
terminated by death.
AMANDA JANE HORN.
w. H JOHNSON,
Guardian, Etc
Witnesses: w. Il. Flippen, J. B. Adoue.
Mr.. Horn had paid In only about SIS be-
fore his death.
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The finest vanilla comes from Mexico.
The production is small and they are con-
seguently neld at very high prlc.. This
high price induces the makers OF fisvoring
extracts To substitute the rank, bitter tom
qua II is by the use Of the finest Mexican
vanilla bean that DR.. Prices Special Fla
voring Extract of Vanilla obtains its rare
VIGILANCE
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DRY GOODS.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

i QUOTATIONS. TO-UAIs
t.!mony s; Cocheco. 5X; Mslrimac g Green:
vich, 81 Alien, g. Albion. solid. bk: respoSy
soiid, SIX Peabody black ": Simpson oiaos.
- sim' ne %cuan1f b. ri PINK and purple
a4FFH NV BROWN 6oMEsTICs-1ugusta, -.
indian 4Ssa a |, swif, cs - 6.So sH - &S *
s.p,.s - s Sc; sisndsie, & *: Ss.ohes y
Charter Oak. ~ 4 Lake George - ~;
eat western, ~ g. International. - ~.
isI,tic AK: BennlnEton.7k; NstcheA MON;
F IN E BROWN DoMEsT1cs-Laie George
Haryest7K; roeahontas. ~: Great Ials =;
eless s.1S Plum islsn e. hz AsSau sI. 4 a.
Ei.E ScHED DoMEsT1cs- Social. sx Sunny
3 & Bonneville. TX: Fores., g Big Bonsnss,
H Ak; Wsmsutta. iiK: New York mills. ny:
80 a q pa 3; Ballardvale. =: Gam.
ypindis. 3; bsrier.sx; Gisn.7X
{rwright 16; Eurick, sos, l0n;
~: sssfE, i6-oI &c; savage, Sos, 'lk;
In. brown and orsb. w. " ampost
= q S snSS. M "a It0S inoa. 4sS sc
ssrn and drsb, Il: Chariot striped Tx; sav'
- ss 1npeGG, l AGA. Is Hamilton, Il
=. |TWcod plaid, Il standard 2. on; Kaston
nj. <SwsSs i61: Continental Fancy, 10; STAN
Ysncv. OK: Harrisburg. 16
fCKORY-Rock River. 6-S; Blue and Brown,
india. loKc Arl'p Rton. 8kc Thorndike
Hamilton II; American, 10 Lowell City. ~
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PLANO.

PLANO, Jan. 30 -[Spec'al.]-Mrs Confer
died At her residence last night after q
weeks illness, of pneumonia. Shs was
mourAed
Ta q n si -, sch ossa at the Methodist
W, ~" ~ ,ndenhaIl left his kfkasuoors<,sas
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-31
NAvAsOTA.

NAvAsorA. Jan. 3O.-[5pecial.] -Mrs.
burst, wife of J. B. burst, disd last night
from pneumonia.
Mr.. Lane, agent of the Santa Fe, is still
very low with severe pneumonia.
The special in the Post to-day stating
that Gould had bought the Santa Re road,
caused great talk on the streets. Owing to
there being nothing in the HERALD or
News a great many Of our citizens discTedit
Business is very quiet. The weather IL
cool and pleasant.
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