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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-25
DRY 10000.

PRlNTs-Merr.Insc T. 4, snenes,sr A
arnold, s; Aruold's indigo, ~: Arnold,
i ,I do3 81 American, *; Ams can IN.
t'go, ~: Pacific. 8: Hamilton ,. rouces.
81 mourning, 81; Simpson mourning. 4
assSseo s slo aSss si f sisSs, 4
Windsor, s; Steel River, S eas B
asrr'mae pink, 81 Richmond eins, &; Allen
INK o; Merrlmac shifting. Regatta shirt.
ng, ri Hampton 81 Allen shirtinss, az,
Ounnell shirtings, ~. 70
BROWN FTINGs-Lawrenoe Ill. ~
'tark "A, ~ Augusta, "a; Indian Hes
Aa1flc H Il, w NAsy ss9s M; A Al
y; Peppereiill I, 7i r.; india IA a a.: ~
"; Pepperel r, I; fremont u a. ~ So IN
rental r, s. pepperell o, 81, reppere ell" \
FRs shnar n, g. Ihi indian Orchard AA
cave, Dam IT, -, Clark A 81: Nnn nj
ell, "; Granite B, ~; Bedford R %
r.Hihonth "A; Mohawk, 1: Boot NJ. \
i,aill'eVllle sik, "a; %schusett, ~; New,
'p,he, a.; Newmarket q, so:
,,n'haVHED Nh FEVlNGs New YORK. M
"ailsnllh, 10; Laugdon GB, 10; Lonsdait
am muslin, NJ terklcy ex cam muslin
"a; Iusc6rura, ,u, AndruScog.n l. ID \.
hss"nNille.s; Lonsjaly, ga; Cabo, ~; Con
wy, . fruii OF tho Loom, 3; Luwood, 81
nsPerlty, % hNitI, 5; HiN Is, IA; Hal,
DWELL q, "a Boot r., ~; BaNou. ~ can",
-, 4; blackstone "A, ~; Hone. ~, Green
:, ~; Gold Medal, I; Fhchvllie, !; Fear Fear
fNh, 4,
ITicRs-A moskeag AGA, IA; Amoskeae A
"a Amoskeag Z, 70, Amoskeag G III
NhoskeaR ID, II, Amoskeag F.. lot; Amos
SIeas lOi Amuskeag H. " rhornkikr A
2; swim River "a Meth0en AA, I2l6; Con.
N'osa eA' -, ~; Cords ACE, Az; C6nesio.
ne! aeN. ~, IA; Contstopa GIN Al. Ii; Conestos.
~, IA; Conesioga, Goa rs, If; Unmn
on ~; Manhattan, (; international W.
Ocean. 4
STlnrFs-A mOs6e6g, 3-StG6-g, 40. Amen.
tah,W9; Hamilton, nv; AmoSkeag cheyio,
'nt9 Ashbyme AA, Il; Ashhyme red cross. 10
Dth ms Amnskcng IA; York IA: Oil,
MA PA; Otis BIB M; Columbian, IA
Mis- &C, l0I2; Denver Greek AA, y. Baeve,
REX BB, Beaver Creek &C, los Warren
50, ma Warren ANA, l2ls: Haymaker
IoMh' Ssi columbian, a. Warren CC
'rown, tW2; uucasville, TO-
thEEKS-Uuiun, No. $50 t5i6. fl.tuo. Nh N
- Union, No Is, II; Miners No. / ~. Al
lers No 2, l6if; Prodigy 9: Alabama os,,a
'snnburgs, :.
'lN"H AhS-LRucAst0I, 5; AmoSkeap \
anton ~ Draper 9; GlenwoOd 80: Rates
b, llhr"monl va Miami 80 clarendon
2; scotch, double luld lOlSGlA%
hANhRlcS-W Washington, "a Mauviu, o..
yo'a slater Sons, jl4d6I5; Kid finish, kd,6.
HaSnhVllle, 3IId6is; Garner, 5lsCcR.s.
VAkPETINGs-rapestrieS Higgins S,b5,GS71t
aptStLies ShnGrd'S, HNGH5; rapestiie. R0S
'nfy, M3; Bigeluw body Brussels, l.S5; Low,
~ nody Brussels, l.S5; Extra Mouuettes, IA
. MnqnetieS, LILO; Lowell extra supers, 72l6
Hartford 3-ply, 0O, Hartford extra snpers "a
ARK, Read Franklin extra supers. 7al<.
ARK, cotton-chaiu extra supers, 57lS; Phi(a-
gsa45. 'o''-'nsip
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OlkONkkIEA.

NVFFEE-klO IAN, iitGl2o, prime, l21b(Ql3c
hrplce, iS,99llc; laguyra, lie; Java, DC.
EAs1l Imperial, iSgi5c; Young II yson, 4JQ;
'ci Oolong, IIQ6lc; Japan, SRGti5c.
NuGARS-Powdered We; cut loal. g..c
'rahulaied, TAO G standard A |, ne; Louis.
ma white clarified, 10: yellnw clarified, 10,
hoLASSES-I!oniSlHua OuuIce, bUc, prime
2ci lair 10 good, NC; corn syrup, i5c; Mga
Vrup, BltJR'c; rehOlled, i5da2c
bAGG'NG-Pure Jute, " lbs, lOMc; u ward
Ihs, ny 4c, ties, l.hj n bundle
klCE-W Wholesale, 6lzQt7l.C.
tkAcK ERs-Soda X, 7c; XXX, nc; cream
- ginger snaps, Nc.
SOAP, Olive, 40 I. box, blue India, X n
ars, $40 y box; X h bars. 40 y hox.1 y
'ars, 3.7g r hOX
CANnLEs-star, full weight, 1870: shor,
CHEEsE-Fuli cream, tbe.
RoPE-S N(GBc basis; cotton rope. lSc
cloth Unconstitutional, dc; spring LOO y
MEAsUkEs-14 Dushei, ron uuund, $50 q
'0Sen; 2-honp pails, 300; 6-hoop, 2.25
luhsNS nssl, -; Snest, 2.7i; No I, 800 y
inzen; No.2, s.0O; M. 3, 100.
WRAPPING PAPEH-R Rag and straw, 41D75c
P0wrER-l,0O + Key Of % ms; ~ DO, 2.25,
4 DO, ~ blasting kegs, z,25. Shot-drop bag
.WCg2,lO; buck. 22Nd2S5,
plGkhEs-Hhow-c chow, l-barrel, barrel, S5
i-gallon pals, chow CHOW, l.50; 2-gallor
NailS, mixed pickles, l.5n; glass pints, lbs
'iaSS quuris, 2tN; glass y gallon, 40; glass
|allon, no; glass hex, gallon, 10
MAvREKEL-No, barrels, l21U; No. 4 \
barrels, $50; No. A-barrels, 40: No. az
barrels. 100; No. ; 4-barrels 200; No. | kits
=; No. ? Kil, loi; M. KITS, LOO
ioLLAND lERRlNG-lmnOrted LIS "a reg
S1ANDY-Slick, ll,ac r N; fancy, lSp2bc.
kAISlNs-l.ondpn layer, 81.
ClDEh-CrHh apple, tic; Missouri cider, 8Oc
gall IN; vinegar, r gallon, lSG2c.
SrAkcH- Pearl, lalc; royal glass, "a Bon.
on IN packages, &c; corn starch, Lib pack
'ges, &c; f. N wood box glass, no: s-ih pane,
'Ox giass, ~.
LYE-Concentrated, 27h9I.0O.
IUGs-We quote: lie r gallon for glazed
rocks, lOc Il gallon for glazed.
FoMATOEs-2.h standard LIS; 3-ib stan.
ard, kl.25.
DRIED PEACHEs-unneeled 70: pseled. lie
PROVISION Short bacon. 9ISc; short dry
ALT .'AGSc; breakfast bacon. l3l<c; hams
l3Xc,
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DRUGS.

ACiDs-Sulphurlc, n carboy, 1915; cltrlo, 2
B. &c; oSalic, = n, 49, tartaric, powdered
50.
GuNs-AG,bio, select, n H. sc; asaIetids
10 Ac cUmphOr, - tO2i; opium, tL20 TO 40
OILS RergamOl, SanderSon's, h II, 81 10
eWon, SHndenon'S, Sl.Sj; peppermint, s225
gntergrern, S22bi olive, Malaga, Sl,26.
PorAsn- Bromide, u N, ~ 10 100; iodide
il.iO tO $3.50,
soAps-Cestle, notified, n n, SclOci cas-
tie. white, lNGl6,
MIsCELl.A NEnus 90 Ammonia, carb., d 10
.0c; alum, Ntoi; arrOwrOot, Bermuda, 800; Bal
am, copalha, SIC; bnrax, refined, lS9l6i Gallo
mel, am, 7ic; castor oil, h gal, SlisC1l6 GO
ASIA buds, n H. i5GS; cream tartar. pure
\ 10, ~; corrosive suhlimste, y n, IS; chloru
urn, n N, SlnTGllO; extract lugwOod, bulk
y 10, l2Gll; gycerlue bulk, g ID, 2S0O
odine, resublimated, q 10, 2.60; leaves
buchu, short, q 10, IS; leaves, SIENNA, Alex,
" ID, Is; morphia, sulph, y on, $3.50; spirlts
inter- sweet, II 10, IS; s,rychnia, crystals, Sl,St
g Lao; tapinca, y h, I; wax, white, y 10
lSdfS.
sulphate Qulnlne, y o., sL@9a.S5,; Gin
chonidla. 10 TO CSC.
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HUGHES BROS.
MANUFACTURERS AND DIRECT
importers are Pre- pared to supply the En-
VTe Trade, Both Wholesale and
RETAIL of Texas, Arizona
and New Mexico

ln ainlostevery variety of non-in
toNlrating drinks, such as are i'm consian
use man iirst-claSS saloons; they also sci
WIN "a guarantee, which they will max,
So,u' tnat any of their goods can be SOLD
~ 'ucai 9pll"h towns OF Champagn,
N'utr ana "lnNer Ale they make a spe
cialiy. ,Thei chsupapne Cider. sold i,
punt and quart bottles, they guarantee Il
w superior To any in the United States
ana lheir ginger ale to be equal To tn,
Imported. W Wv
ihey also sell pure ample cider in tiftv
e7,i"n barrels for Sl2, and in kegs nf ter
gdllohs, hrr Ihuiily use, for So ~. Ii
found not to he genuine, they viii re-
'uhd the money. Families Wishing .
rare treat for christuts, should send il,
lheir 0rders at once, through their ner
rha',ls' VINO, of course. would be enti
Tied To n Il sc0unt
Iheir natural Hnd artificial mineral
waters, Snld rs w aukesIa, Ricne .Onelir
Nnhty' S4lta r, Applicants, etc, ar,
To " 80 per 80. v
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MArERIA

houaH LuMBkH-under IS feet, so a LOO;
aver IS feet, t22.50 n 1900
DRESSED LuNBER-One side, select, S25 \
iVOOi one side, over II inches wide, $3.50 y
lVOOi two sldes,SF.N % 1000; one side, lLtGlJ,
inches, SN q l,WD; native sldiug, so y l,OIO;
white pine siding, second common. S27.5O y
wv poplar siding, SIS q 1900; rough ceiling
30 = l,lN'; q ceiling, dressed aud undressed
y, ~ 7 @i y ceiling, dressed and addressed
pine ceiling, $50 = 1901; dressed and matched
iooring, $3.50 y 900; gS-lnch battous, rough
n7N per Loo; dressed, So = 1000
SHlNoLEs-F l,Vn' Sap pine, S8,25; heart
plne, 81. No. cypress, A.21; o. X cypress
$50; boss, best or all heart cypress, IL; al.
nension cypress, 4 inches, S.; round end cy
0ttHs a.
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n
Rev. Sylvanus Cobb thuS MITES in fine
boston christian PREGNANT We w0uld
ny no means recommend any Kind al
medicine which we did not Know to be
SS3odIpartlcuarly for infants. But of
Mrs. Wmslow's Soothing syrup we can
speak from knowledge, In our own
iahlily. 1t has proved il blessing indeed,
ny, giving an infant troubled With collie
'a a, quiet sleep, and the parents I'M
orokeil rest ut night. Most parents can
appreciate these blessings. Here is an
article which works to perfection and
winch is harmless; for the sleep which il
affords the infant is perfectly natural, Land
,ne i,'tIs chernb awakes "bright as but
TON And during the process of teeth
ing its value is incalclilahle. We have
frequently heard mothers say that they
would not be without it from the birth Of
the child till it had finished with tho
teethlnS siege, ON any consideration
whatever. Sold by all druggists. n
cents Il bottle.
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FRUIT, POULTRY. GAME, ETC.

APPLEs-sS,2jGi 80 per barrel.
ORANGEs-Sicily, y case OF ~, 800; Valen
cline, nominal,
LEMoSs-Loaislnua \ box, A5l
DArEs-ln trails, lWnl2c.
BANANAs--3INal.OO a bunch.
GRAPES Malaga, H.HsG6.5O half barrel.
SWEET PoTAToEs-6jc.
ONtoNs-New, cuuutry. TSc. d bu,
POrAroEs-P hushel, Sia
CABRAar-New rs SH2.l5 I, crate.
CHIuk ENs-Wea quote al s.yV,so. ~ y dozen
turkeys. no.
Eaas-.5s n dosan.
Rur~rp pest grade northern, No; boz
Dial as county,S 9; other Texas count; but,
Yer, 0c TO sc, accor. Ing 10 quality.
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bO0rs Am snnEs.

potogans, ssinl.95, boys kip bro
~ mems p. calf hrogSns, l.0knl.75
NM orogans, a5Cdl.lh; mems XIII
yi,vnws, l.UkDl.8; boys kip 2-hucklt
80, 80; mems bun balls. congress anu
I'm Saio; mems calf bals, congres,
.n1 -n"@i.jO, mems kip boots, I.0ld
Ia S,rn. cali boots, 2i.0l,Dlb,OO; men,
III, n"dbO.OO. BOYS kip bOots, l5.OHe
r. - calf boots, l6.50G2i 90; boy,
NisaI.O, womeu's ID kip polka
LNseS az Kip polkas, bNG7OC
Ia polkas, ~ Ives, iStet5c; child
hots, sizes, httAhc: women calrnep
\ nn, 10 kel.S; Misses calf peg and
VyLlO; women's bun sewed pol.
rc, somen's calf sewed polish, I Il
I'm ans grain sewed aud polish, "
Isu ers Kid svwed, e0pl,T5 women.
~ polish. L50ea.55; women's grain
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Mrs. Mary G. DAVIS, 2i5 Jackson
street. li"u'to', says; II was troubled
WIN llrer complaint, Browns Iron
biti'rs restored my health. NV sister,
whose system was impaired from tAt
3 hrcls at malaria, seeing the good re-.
SUITS ut the medirine upou me, tries IL
wi h equal sil"ce>s"
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Mr. William Hsr,ee, ,t..,.,-rais.r En-.
ms. says: IL suffered from prnsi,,
III JUS worst form Doctors failed to niv,
relet' In despair tnr'ied IT, browns
IRON Bltters realty expecting no helm
put III inns | was disappointed, for il no,
cured me-" '''''o'S
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Birdie Wilson, Austin, says: 81
~ WIN Niulert hendarhe, aud
'iany remedies Without hrinr re.
l took Browns Iron Bilters.
\ happy tnSav my headache is ma
MN mother values ii above all
llNn l,in, " ~
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Pioi'-F gallon, sL.ji a1t.Ns
ns- Duuies. &C, 9, gallon $500 20 $3.50
I'm cognac, 1871 n gallon <l.S0; 1872 S5, 81
IN, lSte, .N,51; 1880, $40; lS,iS, ss,0l
~ Otard, Dupuy 4 Co.'s cnKuec. ISIS
Nv, nSOi iSoi, NO; 1913, $iO.25; his.
IN ' % NJ q Co. coguac, 1878, si.5O; 1870
9sii9 az. New YORK or Philadelphia
Y NNi Holland, p gallon, S2.75G2'S,
pnnrnetts Old Tom, d gallon. AZ. h
unuoert burnett's Old Tom, a cask.
"nland, y case, $50.
Ei-nouislHna rectltled. vs. = cant
z Eallon, sl.l5; Western, si.isai 90
NtSgS0; Rye, Sl.5udS,sO; Scotch,
II "'pga'2S; Irish, imported, u.0d
AsNEs : Rouderer Carte Blanoh.
SSVc@vh, N.W; Piper Heldselck quarts
~ krug & Co., quarts, d dozen,
IN ChandOn, Sillery Mousseux. n
w Cremant d'Ay, n dozen, 2sOO; q
~ Co.'s, pints, 81 additional, drv
Aioi Extry Dry, &.5l
Valilornla claret, h gallon, 6O0h5
si No, |, n gallon, 1Og7b, impOrte,
Whary, q cask, iO,NAgSO.UO; family
| KY gask, 10.0kGSlOO; ane clarels, X
[sSslS.M; Medoc, case, 400; ST.
case, $50; Margaux, n case, 100.
cnet case, 1000; Larose, n case
|sL y case. i2.N0; Chateau ladite
NV crf'na~v. y cave, S2NG2.5C'
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=. b'ckache * almost IN nediately re-
l,evod by wearing one OF Carriers Smart
W eed and Belladonna Backache Pas.
rs. Try one and be free iroln pain.
Price % cents
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Mrs. V. Blron, 5i2 M,eIIlt, s,r,,
galveston, aay,: "tiroWn's tc,n B ttnr
mas he+n success ully used in NV fam
~ lean therefore onScientinuSlv on
dorse IL as II most reliable nedcihe."
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ChicKenS, geese, ducks, turkeys snd
any KIND of poultry, dressed to order, AZ
any and all times; also game Of every
variety, by !, Harris, Union Stall, Elm
street, and 1.-Two Oat mYrkat
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MIR. w. q. Luokor, tlpuston, saws: az
Hih much pleased wien the effects of
5row4'N Iron BitterS took it when
rohVhiescins from au attack OF malarial
fever" ~
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\ magmti 'ent Music Rnx, valued at
$3.50, 1t the Owl saloon, Lunar street.
Chances only 81 Try your luck.
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oh account ul the ludg del v in getting
freight from japan, We Ii We been ont OF
the treasure Tea for some time, out
nave large supply now aud wilt con.
tiuue to keen IT, Low ~ FREtugna
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WIN nlkcus H.uad vS,lng there is
"" waste or disappointment. YOU are
certain 10 produce good salad. 1t
'nrlS less th'li homc-Hmde, and is, be.
sides, u superb trhlr Slurn.
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The many elegant exhibits at the Dali
las Ant Exposition and Wilson Novelty
store Is = credit To our people. Every.
hunN should call. No more exhibits
VIII be received after to-day.
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Elegant Christmas presents, pianos
and organs. Cash or monthly nav
menls. viii A. WatSin " o., HERALD
building.
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,,s AVN nnrApsrurps

GRAIN AND BkEADSTUFFS.
n highesi mlc, iO~us., w.
[Kalsas, ar.
II ia X, lSc; sacked, soc.
par Ia bulk; nc sacked.
A,-Pei cwi.: Patent, 81 30; fancy, $2.45
Emily, S2.ah; MINK. $40; low grad,
l. Al mills, SIC; In store, 81.
kFAt -Fire holtcd per 100 pound,
|e1 AND uKITs-s5 per bsrrei,
r, hup,nu corn per 100 pounds, Sl.2I
A corn aud oats per lm pounds, sl.ii
H. pei op pounds, hc'
IAN tIoi It, Per leo ponds. So
rairin. - per haze or 81 loose; mil
Lei l. BE- ui 81 loose.
la Sttl nsr terWRn n,lliet.gDc
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=, Elegant large rhronos, including
Fruit Pieces, Landscape and Marine
Views, at 20 .. 10 81 each at
HAMILTON IL YoUNG's,
SHi Elm street.
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Window Glass ut low prices, and
glazing done in any part of the w.
HAMILTON n YouNG,
S26 Elm street.
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Mr.. j. Il. Borne, at Shippers cotton
press, galveston. saws: al was TROUBLES
with dyspepsia, Browns Iron Bitter.
completely cured me-"
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VIII you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver cOmplaint2 Shiloh's Nitallzor is
guaranteed to cure you. Sold 10y. j. NJ.
House.
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When you want euvthng In the way
OF wines or WHISTLES you can save
money by hhvinI ~ i,neh \ Freiberg.
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Crazy quilt pieces in packages at CSC
Oc, Zoe aud 81, ut Rauman's.
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New patterns and styles OF Wall Paper
Mt reduced prices Mt
HAMILTON Il YoUNa's,
S26 Elm street,
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Insure your house with smith II Hall
ayents ~ tno SU' - on-or Dallas.
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Angelica, lluchpprl, Sherry, Tokqy,
honest gnois, ~ ln'S & Freiberg's,
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ri >lNESS WORLD.
COMM RCIAL.

As. Dec. q. The cotton reports TO-
no .hnn.ed and simply, iven the
:, OF. AMI futures as pr sem ed al
\ u,sday Til neglect Ia con @.
ID the inevitable al the particular
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plumes, tipns and fancy feathers
cheap, at Bauinan's.
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Exnotly the KlrhL Thinr-

why don't you cure your backacht
WIN one OF Benson's Capcine Purus
Piasters. Sura and Quick. Bic,
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Elm street,
ooloIins' cleaning aud repairing gen.
ylenien line SUITS speciality. PtumeS
iyed and rurled equal to new. suit.
,c0ured, aud dresses cleaned and dyed
NJ cOlOrs warranted flst
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-25

Group, whoOplng cough anu bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure
Sold by j. NJ. House.
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In sympathy
with hard timeS wo have reduced
prices on Wall Paper, Window Glass,
Paints and Artist Ma terials, Picture
Frames, etc.
| HAMILTON Il YouNo.
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purh'tt = SpN"utur.
'l'E BEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR DRESS
ING.
IL Kills dandruif allrys irritation, aud
prn'n"leS vigorous growth of the hair.
bnrn"tts Favor NJ Extracts are in.
vtIltbly acknowledged the purest and
best,
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Little ranicky Tor Prices.
Heavy wooden underwear in all grades
and prices at cost ut RrINuARDr's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-25

HAMILTON Il YoUNG,
SO Elm street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-27
FRANK LiNESTON'S TRIAL.

In the Criminal Court to-day. before Judge Mac
Arthur, the trial of Frank Langston for the murder
OF james Spencer. on March 4th last, was resumed,
ard the eleven Jurors selected yesterday were In the
box.
District Attorney Worthington and his assistant
appeared for the government, and Messra Riddle
and Davis for the defendant
The selection of the jury was proceeded with.
Mr.. Adolph Miller. who was challenged yesterday,
was recalled and accepted for jury man by the
defense. f. y shuster was challenged peremp-
tOriiy.
Ten talesman were then called, with the follow
ing results:
James Goddard was over sixty-flve years Of age.
T. \. Garner mad expressed an opinion. j. H. MO
riarty. not naturalized- j. Il. Wilson, accepted.
This made panel OF twelve. and the defendant
said he was satisfied, and rendered 1t TO the gov
eminent.
CHALLENGE BY THE GOVERNMENT.
j. " A. Queen, colored juror, was challenged by
the government
TaIesmen were called to I'LL the vacancy with the
following result:
T. g. Wheeler, o. P. Burdette l. j. Collins, A. Y.
CheWning. W. l. DYER, and S. Buber had formed
years OF age. Bartlett Taylor, challenged by
defense. William Fairfax, expressed an opinion.
samuel Queen. excused on PHYSICIANS cert1hcate.
namS, accepted.
MORE CHALLENGES BY THE GOVERNMENT.
This completed the panel again, but the govern
ment challenged John X. Mansfield, and the exam
inatiOn or talesmen went on. Michael Weller had
conscientious scruples as to capital punishment.
Chandler Gregg. excused On account OF DEAFNESS.
Henry VI. Fry was accepted: but the government
challenged Eugene =. Minor, cOlOred man, and
the following talesmen were examined: w. T.
Singer. non resident A. Y. d. Mills had formed
an opinion George Courtney, excused on account
OF sickness. g. Ii. Warner, excused, being men,
Der of the bar. John ii. Small Jr., and Clarence
Welsh had formed an opinion
This closed the list OF talesmen present, leaving
still one vacancy.
The district attorney asked that forty more tales
men be summoned for two O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-27

LETTER SAID TO HAVE BEEN SIGNED BY THE GEN.
ERAL ON MISREPRESENTATION OF WARD.
In relation to the letters from Gen. Grant, which
JAS D. Fish, president OF the Marine bank OF New
York said he had received as mentioned in yester-
day 5 STAR, the Associated Press has ascertained
that prior TO July /. 1882. Mr. Fish had sent paper
OF Grant d Ward to the Lincoln bank, with a note
asking that the paper be discounted Mr.. Thos. L
james. president OF the Lincoln bank, then wrote
10 Mr.. Fish asking whether or not he was general
partner in the firm OF Grant Ward. Mr.. Fish re-
piled that both he and Gen. Grant were general
partners in that firm. On July 5th OF that year Mr.
FISH wrote TO Gen. Grant. enclosing his reply to
James. and saying that although they had been
advertised Tor while as special partners yet he
tFlSn) thought they were general partners legally
Gen Grant answered the next day that the views
OF Mr. Fish as to their liabilities in the firm Of
Grant & Ward conceded with his own, and that he
was willing that the advertisement OF the firm
should be changed so as TO show that they were
general partners
After this correspondence, in which the letter Of
MI FISH was marked private" Mr.. Ward on the
same day prepared a letter which Mr. Spencer who
vas employed b. the firm, copied. Ward then took
II To Gen. Grant and obtained his signature to 1t
without scru1nizing 1t. as Ward assured him 1t
was only an ordinary letter in the course of bust
ness The copy OF this letter In Gen. Grants pos
session IS as follows
relation to the matter OF discounts kindly made by
You for accounts OF Grant & Ward would say that
that Nr Ward should derive what profit he can for
the firla that the use OF my name and influence
may Orlng- Yours, very truly, U. s. GRANT.
This letter and the facts mentioned comprise
ever Thing known to Gen. Grant or his counsel TO
waich the statement OF Mr.. Fish can relate
F1Sh.a1ter his release on bail yesterday afternoon
said he did not believe Gen. Grant had denied
writing the letters which he (Fish) claimed to have
In Lis possession.
ANOTHER VERSION OF THE CORRESPONDENCE
The New York World to-day publishes what DUR
ports TO be copies OF the letters referred to by Mr.
james D. Fish as passing between himself and
Sen Grant. The first Is letter to Gen.. Grant
from Fish, dated May 4, 1882. He writes: 'sDO you
not think IL would be well for the older heads to
meet and talk over the business done by the
younger heads? do not understand the govern
ment contracts; perhaps you can throw some light
upon them He closes by asking an interview.
Gen Grants reply, dated May s. says: 81 agree
with you that the older should look after the
younger heads and see how they are doing" He
agrees TO make an appointment for an interview.
Gen. Grant writes May 6: IL have looked into the
business done by Grant Ward and think it Is
proper for Mr.. Ward to pass over to the firm the
profits in the matter. have authorized the use of
name and influence"