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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-21
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
STATE AGRICULTURAL and mechanical
COLLEGE, OF TEXAS.

BRANCH or THE UNTyrRslry.
College station, Texas.
endowed 10y act of L. :. Congress. EouIp.
pea bN ,hc Slptc of Texas, with form. build.
lnss SHOPS, machinery, apparatus, etc, Ia
!he N9lu' ul S31oDN. \ practical school iur
RAINING young men tp become successful
Farmers, Engineers, Maruiuist., Chemists.
Nrch'tccl', Contractors ana lenders i'm ali
business enterprises. Tuition trcc. An other
expense" t&iremrly low. session commence :
september j. 1851. For njl particulars. adj
SIeS7 II. II, DlNWInDIE.
Chairman uf the Ftcultv
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THE STAugT0N Female SEMINARY
NTiUNTON,YA.

REV. JAMES WILLIS. Principal.
, This wcll-known lnSiituti on Is one of the
best In the south. Noted Tor is oNceIIrn,
corps, Of teachers, elegant and hcalthml !ocu-
ton, home influence and moral rllt,,rr. Ln.t
Mcllities for Music and Art. Not sectnrlpn
Terms moderate. Session opens first We'd
nnrSday IN september, Apply for catalogue.
me principal will visit Texas the latter purt
OF AuguSt and accompany those going tot hc
school. COrrcSpOndcncc with him viii L,t,.r-
mine time and place of starting.
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Rough ON Rats.

though ON Rats."
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies
ants, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunlls,
gophcrs, 10 cntcS. Druggists.
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FOR SALE.


EWH SALE-LARGE BAY HOusp sr,r
4 aplc Tor carriage or draft 1851, hands biaan'
Elm street. IN Vl
EUf SALE-A HOUSE AND IO'r m
= Dung street, near Veal. Apply nj y,
streets. ann anu leirl
UR SAl.E-IHE "PLANO MILl.S,"EM
nrhclnS sets stones, for corn. for ,rbHa,
ana for middlings, purified and eyervtb niE".
complete, WIN capacity of30 barrels n0ur ,a
uaE; also gin stands, engine and hoilnr WI
horsepower morse, Also good dwellings Of " !
cooGsiH, WEI and SPRING and Ii acres of lan1
om ,HPring creek IN Collin county, within ond
ihliG OF the II. Il T. G. Railroad III Plann s 0n9
IN the center of fine, rich agriculturni co ,'iu
wy, lhlckly populated. Motive of se JYIm'
uiNlsloh or proceeds. Considering the lncssl
llon ana the magnificent crop of grain tbot g.
now being harvested, better bargain can ,S NY "
pe hhd' VIII self for cash or part casl, snd
balance in good farming property. Ug6 %in
3hi% Tor short time by MURPHY x D0itW1u
h ha2al Estate Agents, No. 100 Main S,ltei
49,, :, 800. :. ieii
EOR SALE-UN ACCOUNT OF III.
Il health, | will offer for sale NV e ME-
noardlng-house outfit, complete i'm every de.
PWtment, consisting of furniture. beddino
ulhlng-room and kitchen; cvCrvthln" ~
GOOD as new. Call at once at 40 jackson
- iy2n
II - hi'-ONi ACltE, III IL MOST At
a lraetlVe residence lot in the civ. on
when Is nice cottage, II fine large barn and
slaole, number of Out-hnuSps n bonutiGi
grassy yard, large number Of forest AND
n Lu H. tTe"S, cistern ind WELL within one block
and N, i,riI stIeet runway aud convenient To
anH overlooking the business part the civ
0,ueled Tor few days at Il bargain, MIR
rul BOl!ANX, Real Estate Agents md
oolectOrs, No. 400 Main street. Jun8,.tt
E'Ok SALE-OWING TO MY ABSENCE
4 for protracted time, offer for sale nv
mare ANA buggy; perfectly gentle and n fns
urlNer' Apply TO Martyrs Stable. Main
street. jon \ + ELLIOTT, Iunl7-lI
LOR SALE-A FINE, NEW. R0nMy
4 two-story residence conveniently nv.
ranged and well constructed. with 1m%i,
grounds. well shaded by forest and otbs,
trees, water works attached, Il large cistrrn
several springs, living and cver-fowino
stream running through the south end of th1
GROUNDS, winch Is susceptible of bcinp mad,
very beautiful and attractive at little rynrmse
anu can be utilized for raising fish: i'm n rhoic,
neishbOrhood, convenient TO business. front
my ON TWO streets, and within one block M
lW0 street railways. For particulars nricg
ana terms, call ON MURPHY * EoLANZ. Rfol
EStote Agents and Collectors, No. 100 Main
~, :, .-.- may3l-tj
LWk SALE-BROOM MACHINES For
H. sale, Two new machines and prpssc,
Wesllake d BrlttOn manufacture. for I1h
cheap Address WIN. PFoUTs, care HErAIo
H-,'- - ----- jan22-tf
Ron SALE OI. KENI-A FIRST-CLAsG
nVanu new piano; win sell on the install.
I'eht pl'h' Apply to S6l Ross Avenue.
fcbo0.G
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THE BEST TRUSS EVER MADE

The Genuine Elastic Truss Is worn with
nerlect comfort night and day, retaining run-
s'rlin Sud ,t grossly REDUCED nr,rrs nnI
sent W ma i"all rot's nr thu cu,.ntcv. sand
~ M drsrr ,tiNr oiicH,ars io N,Vv YurL
nsi'e d'N' company IA broadway. New
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WASHINGTON AND LIE UNIVERSITY

Lexington, Va.
Instruction In the usual academic studies
aud In the professional schools OF LAW and
Engineering Location healthful; expenses
moderate Session opens September Is. For
Catalogue, address "ClcrlS of the Faculty"
-.-.. @, W. G. LEE, President.
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A Condemned Indian Murderer Allowed
Full Liberty,

Ground Hog, Cherokee citizen of the
Indian Nation, has been found gulltyot
murder by the Choctaws and sentenced
TO be executed September Goth. The
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I.OST

I uSr-A SOLITAIRE blAMuNn RING
L ! Finder VIII be handsomely rewarded bv
returning " to the Herald office. NIS
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LANCASTER LINES.

The best smoking tobacco is little
Joker"
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ElOgging n ,IeNYcss.

Everybody should smoke "Little 10
ker" tobacco.
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Up "A E.n% Use Cuticura soap. an ex-
80 ~ - quisitcly peuumcd Skin Bean
inner ana Toilet Bath and Nursery Sanatiyc.
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fiInicS and Other Pleasures-PersOnals
of Visitors and Residences-OtherD Data
of a HOme-liltc Town.
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EWR SALE--UN ACCOUNT OF IN.
a health, | will offer for sale my enIre
hoarding-house outfit, complete in every de'
PnltmenI, consisting of furniture, bedding
u UNI and Kitchen; everything AZ
street ~ W. ""Vh@l
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WANTED-ACIIVE MEN TOCAN WV s
Tor our subscription books in evo, " An. AN
anu ,d county IN Texas; liberal terms any clty
ar o.,eI' u, SinpIoyment given. Can on or pe
lICSS j. ". arRONG. Nll Min 81 rnn. - VI NGa
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-01-12
THIBODAUX, La, SATURDAY, JANUARY H. 1884,

stealer and the child might soon lose theu
identity. must act quickly.
Confronting the fair woman. I said in
stern voice {: '' Your name il not Benson
You are Miss Jane Percy. the abtiuc.or O,
the nephew OF Sir Edward Pordage Of Been.
aain, England arr detective You are
my prisoner"
The woman stood trnnsfxed her form
srembled. her cheeks blanched at this sud-
den encounter. Although capable Of calm
sell possession, she was thrown OF her guard
Woman-like, her emotions oyercamo her and
size fell at ny feet
where is the child?"
She hesitated and falteringly moaned:
I'm the steerase."
She conducted me there, when nv eyes
fell upon the heir Of Beenhxm Lodge crow
ing in the arms of fat Irish nurse.
saw that my beautiful prisoner was COM
tortably provided for till the sailing Of the
ntxs steamer. and had the pleasure Of plAc-
ing the young heir in the arms Of old 81,
Edward. The spinster sister, stung At the
iction Of her brother in making the line of
The Burtons instead Of the Applebses the
successors Of his large estates. had oonoocted
this plot to abduct the child. True to his
PROMISE Sir Edward bestowed upon me
such . handsome reward that with ordinary
caution the wolf need never howl At my
door.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-01-12
The Child Stea!er.

ii Bmleirh. here's n ;oh f,r vo-,
~ rot aame in il and . ,.,,,, .,,,...
the chief at III. Scotl,ra w., =.
-, 40. Ah,oA ~ ...,a ,.,,,-.
and I an Amer;c., .m,,, ~
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faeams q Viii Ithrsv ,l,xn ~,
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uuc. Esa-Cbar;es E,r4or ~.
3 4 Dsenham Loi.e, ''.. va. st stolen Ia,
8 lst night; It Is suspected.
- -, = rs soss 01aIeo n was pi"cei.
- EVA cr,csfal aud sasy N h.,
and wears plain. dark costume.
n. "a l'' nsf capsure an'l the recov'
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aafs VIZ come to London With the
49,.
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-01-12

TIE voLarAIc BEIr Co., Marshali. Nil
vii send Dr. DYEs CELEBRATED Es.c>
VoLrAic BELTS AND ELECTRIC Arr1xA.-
ON trial fer thirty days to men fypunr =
oid] she aze aehceed with nerv0w -.
'fy. lost vitality and kindred trsuassa. -
anteeisx speedy and eoDplete sesteensfn. p
health and nanly vigor. Address - ahsvr
\. B--No risk . iacnrred. - thirty 1avss
trial . allowed.
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child and have the former arrested T,,i
would bring others into the casa. Iwantot
the honor and reward myself. Besides
after careful reflection, thoueht l migh,
oe on the wrong scent The personal de.
scription seemed to tally.
The two tickets, no babe in the woman :
charge and other circumstances led me to
think that after all might be mistaken.
:, The thought of defeat drove me to devils.
i'ns every scheme for pursuit
A new idea popped into my head I
rushed to the Office Of the Guion line.
"When does your first steamer sail?" I
inquired Of the clerk.
Tomorrow afternoon.
whats her name? ?"
''The Alaska"
"A!aska, eh?"
"Yes."
shes quick one?"
Fastest vessel atioat-"
DO You think she can reach New Yor&
''efore the Inman's City Of Richmond. which
>ailed this morning?"
Il should think so-will probably dis
ance her by day"
That would make difference Of owe.
two days"
What Of that barring accidents:"
Thrusting my hand into my pocket, I
said: Il want cabin passage to New
York"
"Yonr name. sir ?"
flames Burleigh, an American detective.
'nxious to cross ths ditch and get back
home"
With somewhat eontented spirit I went
o hotel and waited ftx the hour Of the
AlaSkas departure 1slt that VAS stin
n the rsce. but my sanpetitor having such
! start while vas left practically It the
'os4 I was not % esnadent oe winning altar
il
Anyway. I was glad to sail for the land Of
ny birth The novelty of having been sent
. England and the continent in quest of
u noted criminals who we're wanted in
he States had worn away and loagsd to
'ee my friends onee more.
Nothing of special mate ooeurred during
he passage aaroa1 1hs nohls vessal
'eemed rs dset - the wind Day By day |
tu''ied with eagsrness the log of the vessel
o learn our rate At speed Good fortune
avored % with fair vothee and sea.
Upon cur arrival At Quarantine We learned I
hat the City Of Richmond had not ye.
cached port-in fac. Vas mot expected till
he next day. I came up to the caty, en-
:nsed my rooms It the hotel, and made WIN.
we're needed for the execution
t my plans.
Lest the steamer might arrive at night
stayed that night at Staten Island, to be
'ear at hand. The precaution was unnec-
ssa.y. ns she did not arrive till the mex.
ay.
Accompanied by the health officer and
thers vas soon on board and walked |
hrouoh the saloon cabin with the noncha-
INT air OF q person who had no other bust
1e's 'len " NUN tune OF ev1fl cane
here was the usual preparatory hustle for
isepbarking Ny eye could not catch the
~ NY ke1nAP' soe vas N
o'.a van anu
- e va. ''soune an'o ne1 pae1' o"'
=. - n "ao eoo'a " any se'ca q
= 'lls'"A''oo oe sA'o % fesemoae sne one
: I''Ao' o'cA ana 1ofsn md tAsn n
.1 - 1o als o' tne s'eama. 1nese
~o' v'10 nef oacA |
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eoeeehoh reMedies e daily sroVfn0 49,
lmPex.t1ve, and Of these Hostetferse Soe0.
aeA Enters u the chief in merit - ~
moss popular. Ireen!arisy Of tAe sionscA
plaints, debility. rheunatism. "a ~
ssanenfs, :re thoroughly oongaeEod y ~
i0comperable family restorative anil neuiic.
tnsi ~ saseeuasd, aad IL is justly rEarded g
" ~ Iersss and most comprehensive resneiy
g Iss class For sale by aA Druexi0e ~
OeaIers zen rally.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-26
OvERMAS, WIN Benham. ST. Cloud, Sleepy 10
anu Tony Newell trot OH Tuesday.



The b. & o, is making very extensive pre-
parations Tor the grand excursion to Harpers
Ferry on the 30th.-Decoration Day-and it
promises to DO without exception par excel
ience in every respect.
A splendid train will berun between Wash
ington and Ilarper's Ferry and quick time
made, there will DO no stops on route.
At Harper's Ferry there arc lots to be seen
and enjoyed.
The unique buildings John Browns fort,
Byrne's Island, and other places, with plenty
of time to SEQ all, rs SIX HOURS will DO given
tho excursionists. An excellent band has
been engaged and will render dancing music,
&c. In fact, everything possible to make il
IL day of rare enjoyment will DO done. So,
come all and have a good time.
Fare for the trip. S1.25; children, between
aud IL years, G5 cents Everybody gets a
seat. Don't forget train leaves Washington
at o a. m. and reaches Iarper's Ferry at IL
o'clock, and leaves Harper's Ferry at $50 p.
M, and get "homo again" 7'30. Don't forget
the b. & o. does this. Remember it is the
IL. & o.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-26
OF the Police Court 20 d
Decided by the General Term.

OF the Police Court TO be
Decided by the General Term.
An important question was raised in the
criminal court last Saturday as to tho juris-
diction of the police court in certain cases,
and the presiding judge recognizing tho
seriousness and Importance Of the point,
directed that it be certified to the general
term, TO be heard on the LIST instant. Justice
Macarthur was on tho bench, and MeBsrs. G.
s. Moore and Campbell Darlington appeared
as counsel for the defendant and called up
their motion in arrest of judgment In the
case OF Richard J. Marshall, recently con-
victed of keeping bawdy house. This
prosecution was originated by information
in the police court, and the defendant, upon
being found guilty, took an appeal to the
criminal court, whore, after trial before
jury, he was convicted. The principal point
raised by the motion Is that tho otionse is q
common law one, aud the punishment, not be-
ing fixed by statute, may be by imprisonment
in the penitentiary, and that as the police
court has no power to sentence to tho peni-
Tertiary, 1t was without jurisdiction to enter
tain the case. Mr.. Moore made quito q
lengthy argument In support Of tho motion,
and cited number Of authorities to sustain
the position assumed by him. Assistant dis
trict Attorney Coylc followed for the govern
ment in reply, and was interrupted by Justice
MacArthur. who stated that he regarded the
question as an important ono, worthy of tho
consideration of the general term by which
an authoritative and conclusive decision
could be rendered.. and therefore he would
not announce his own opinion, but would
certify the case to tho general term, there to
be heard in the first instance. In accordance
with this action the case will be carried up to
the higher court, whose decision will be final
aud the Jurisdiction OF the police court
plainly SGT out.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-26
WITH BOW AND ARROW.
Practice OF the Potomac Archcrs- Arr
rsngements for Field Day.

rpngemcnts for Field Day.
Tho recent pleasant weather has been
welcomed more heartily by none than by our
district bowmcn. The late spring kept them
off the range month longer than usual, thus
depriving them Of their chief advantage over
tho northern arcbers, with whom II is hoped
to hold a series of contests during the sum
mer. To make amends for tho delay the
local bowmen are bestirring themselves, and
the range presents quite lively sceno on
practice days. The championship contests
are held each Saturday, and at present the
record stands among tho ladies: Miss A. b.
Kidder, 81 Miss Q. A. Van Doren, l Miss
Nellie l.. Holmes. 1.
Mrs Bartlett, who won tho championship
last season, has withdrawn from the contest,
and now shoots at the longer ranges with the
bowmen of the club. She at present holds o
place on the club team of four.
Owing to the enforced absence of Messrs.
Bartlett, Flint and Paret, Maxson has held
tho lead in most Of the matches among the
gentlemen, he having won four victories.
The championship trophies are gold badge
for the bowmen, and for the best lady archer
a gold necklace and pendant badge presented
by Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett.
The ladies are showing better shooting now
than heretofore at this stage of the season,
and the improvement is especially noticeable
among the newer members.
Invitations are out for tho annual field
day, which occurs May 80. The contests
within the club will DO more interesting
than over before, and as there are several
matches open to all corners, wherein our
archers will be brought in contact with the
lsoq from Maryland, interest in the shoot
ing is strong. The Baltimore club and Sandy
Spring bowman. with n number of local
archers not members Of tho Potomacs, will
add to tho enjoyment of the meet by their
presence. At tho regular meeting of the
club ON Saturday last the loading scores were
as follows:
COLUMBIA ROUND az ARRows).
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ATHLETIC PARK-Championship race to. day.
Tho spencerisn Excursion.

The steamer Cor6oran was freighted with
about 200 pupils and friends of the spen-
corian Business college on Saturday morning
bound for Glymont. Prof and Mrs. Spencer
headed tho party, and entertained tho guests
with true hospitality. AtGlymont the party
amused themselves in various ways, and a
select programme Of dances was enjoyed.
Tho Corcoran made another trip at o o'clock
in the afternoon, and carried about $50 per-
sons. The boat arrived at Glymont about 8
o'clock, and from that hour until nearly III
the guests were entertained by select con-
cert by the orchestra and dancing. The
pupils and friends were treated to bountiful
repast by Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer, and the
vessel started on the return trip we'll pleased
with their excursion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-26
TRIAL OF FRANK LANGsroN.
IL Begins To-dsy-Col. Ingersou Not
Engaged-The Accusing Witnesses.


It Begins To-dsy-CoI. Ingcrsou Not
Engaged-The Accusing Witnesses.
Tho case of Frank Langston indicted for
tho murder of James Spencer. by shooting
him on the night of the 4th of last March,
has been set for tri nj in tho criminal court,
before Justice Macarthur, this morning, aud
as both sides are ready to proceed, there is no
doubt but the trial will go forward. District
Attorney Worthington and his first assistant,
Nr. Taggert, will appear for tho government,
and Hon. A. q. Riddle and Mr.. Harry L.
Davis, for the accused. 1t has been re-
peatedly stated that Col. Robert q. Ingersoll
would appear with the counsel for the de-
fense, but this is mistake, Us Col. Ingor soil
is not and has not been in the case.
There is considerable interest taken in tho
trial. The prosecution claims that it has a
clear case of deliberate murder and promises
to support tho charge by overwhelming proof,
while tho other side promises to prove that
the shooting was done in self-defense. 1t Is
apprehendod that some trouble will be expe-
rienced in getting q jury that two or three
days may DO passed in this way, and IL will be
the middle of the week before the trial actu-
ally begins AS the homicide became widely
known and the disappearance of Lsngston
and his escape from arrest was repeatedly
commented upon, it will not DO strange if the
reading public have some knowledge of the
case which will have effect in making the Sc
curing of a jury slow work.
The following witnesses, tho government
has notified the defendant, will be produced
against him at tho trial: Dennis Williams,
benjamin Il. Rhodes, DIR. J. L. Hartigan, DIR.
Ferman, ]. Shadd. Nancy Nichols, Dora
Fields, Rose Schaeffer, James w. Anderson,
Thomas wilkins, James Il. Roland, John A.
Irving Andrew J. Stewart, Andrew Streeks,
Lindsey Morri son. Charles Pike, Charles
Krouder, John Widmeyer, w. III. Lavender,
Tenne Spencer, Richard Brooks, Geo. West,
and James Winslow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-26

Excursion OF tho National Rifles.

hNcurhtOh OF Nnc Naliohh1 Ikhhehs
Tho National Rifles have completed ar
Iau gements for their western and northern
trip Ninety men will 60, and the Woccacoe
band of Philadelphia will accompany them
They wi II leave Washington on tho morning
of June and roach Chicago June 8. They
will be entertained in Chicago for one day by
tho LIST regiment Illinois militia. From
Chicago they will 60 to Burlington, Iowa,
whore they will be ensertained by the Hatton
club and the Burlington Boat club. There
will boa regatta, banquet, reception, and ball
On June IL they will be entertained AT
Davenport, and tho next day they will start
for Lake Ninnotonka. From their encamp-
ment there they will mako excursions 70
ST. Paul, Minneapolis, Minnehaha falls, and
Fort Smelling. There will bo prize competi-
tive drills at tho lake. On June IS the COM
pany will go to Dubuque to participate In the
gran military contest and sham battle. Tho
next day o visit will be made to Freeport,
ILL.,, ana the next day aftor will BIO spent in
Chicago. Tho company will start from Chi
cago for home June "a Tho entire trip will
be made in Pullman cars,