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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17
Notice to Creditors
OF INSOIyENTs.

TN the District Court of tho "a Judicial
l. District of Washington 1ci ritory hold.
ing terms at Olympia.
James shelton aud Mary T. shcl,on. pat,)
mes under The name 81 snc,oa \ Go
TIA niiH-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17
Death OF n Prominent Grand Army

SENECA FALLS, N. Y, Oc;. s.
General joan L. Mucray, while re-
ceiving a banner for The PIumed
Knight last evening, was stricken
with apoplexy and died this moru-
ing. The General was an enthu-
siastic Grand Army man, and was
one of the orisinators Of Decoration
Day. He led the first procession
thai marched with marital music 10
strew flowers upon tue graves OF
soldiers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17
To the Unfortunate.
Dr. Gibbons
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15

Goo' seryiceable Business Suits reduced TO
90: 10 per cent. of makes them so.
Atwood Cashmere SUITS, In several desirable
patterns, reduced from Il % 70 co. 10 per cent
of makes them 8 10
A fner Quality Of all.wool Cashmere Suits,
in Frock and Sack Styles. reduced to 10 u. 10
per cent of mates them 800.
Excellent quality Cashmere Suits, in Frock
and sack siylsf, reduced from is 90 10 IL sc: 20
per cent of makes them II Is.
A very superior Suit In frock aud Sack style
redu,ed from 10 so TO 10 81; 10 Per cent Off
makes them IL Is.
Ail.wo i cashmere Suits. nicely trimmed aud
made In frock and Sack styies. reduced from
il 90 " Is o.: 10 per cent. of makes them 10 30.
An extra good quality Cashmere suits. very
superior In every respect, reduced from % SO 10
IS so. 10 per cent of makes tn IN l6 65.
Fancy wcrsted Suit, Cutaway Coats first
class style aad workmapship, reduced from
Is OF 10 70 o. 10 per cent. on makes the IS 90
Nobby styles az Fancy worsted Suits reduced
from 80 90 to Is 20; 10 per cent. of makes them
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
LOCAL NEWS.
The Rumored Changes In the Missouri
Paclile Railroad
system Farce - The Capture OF 4
Shooter
Ard Macy Other Local CullIngs
InLE nINiOKs


Spscula,iy. reporters having sent.tho re-
port abroad that there would soon be sona
marked ohepPts among the officials Of tho
Gould Hystem OF railroads iu this state, q
HERALD reporter made ~ hrs business 20
look out Tor an official OF the line who Is In
position 20 know the general bearings
and make ffeo talk concerning the pro-
posed chang, which ho pronounced a
iuce,
The report, he said was set anoat by a
Tow who had ia the course ot changes made
beeu removed to giye place 10 Othert.
These changes have been few aud the best
men Of the Gould system, so far ne regards
Texas, have been called 10 Oh the vacan-
Giles created. A. 10 the report that Hunt
ingion mad gotten control OF or purchased
outright the Taxas & Pacific road, or any
part OF IL, was ridiculous. Mr.. WHrder
Cummings The best man OF A, A. rnlmnge,
the manager vi the system, had,
at great sacrifice, been
called 10 supersede Mr j. NJ. Eddy rs gen
eral superintendent OF the Texas Il Pacific
extending from nj Paso to New Orleans.
Since his taking charge OF the line he ha.
called In the serviceso OF Mr.. George Dimick
formerly superintendent OF The Sedslis di'
vision OF the Missouri Pacific, as superin.
tendent Of the division. All this goes 10
prove that the report that Huntington has
charge or Is likely 10 get control Of the
Texas & Pacific to be an idle rumor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
Governor HoadIcy Inaugurated.

COLUMBUS, Jan. H.-Goyernor George
Hoadley was inaugurated in quiet man
ner to-day. The Duckworih and Jefferson
clubs OF Cincinnati and Jackson club OF
Dayton we've the only organizations present
from q distance, numbering in all abe ut
five hundred. The usual flrmalities were
gone through with and Governor Hoadley
delivered his inaugural, which is quite a
clear and pointed state paper. 1t recon-
mends the establishment Of board of par.
dons, the graded license system, the nd
justment OF fees for county officers, with
other new state officials took the oath OF
ONCE and the business of the legislature
v-ss pvoceeded with. The outgoing state
officials rendered the governor ban.
qust this evening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
TBTGAmIiI.ING CASES.

TIE case OF G. i. Matthews still occupies
the attention OF the county, and many be
the exceptions that have been taken by
counsel for the defense. IL has almost
reached the jury, however, as the argu-
ment was opened last evening by Mr..
Thompson for tn, state, 10 be followed bv
Messrs. West & Cowart for the defence,
and concluded by the county attorney.
The principal points relied on by defend
ant are former conviction in the mayors
court (given eoncurn Ut jurisdiction by the
decision Of the court OF nppeals) and the
fact that the party accused was Il witness In
the Cain case before his honor the mayor.
The case will undoubtedly be concluded
to-day, eud il verdict of guilty is rem
dered, will in all human probability be APP
Dealpd,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15

ST. LOUIS, Jan. l4-Four dull and IN.
changed. Wheat opened low, ruled weak
and then advanced, put closed under yes
ttrdays prices; No. 2 red, i0l ID cash;
l.0l "a January; % l.2 February; LA Id
TO 1.04 3 5, March; 1.O7 3.S to OF / 2 May.
Corn was lower and weak early IN the day,
but closed higher; AZ 3.s TO 4s i.2 cast;
AZ IA to AZ SIS January; AZ 5-S 80 As Is
February; 30 to 10 Ia March, 81 - to
50 3.S May. Oats opened easy and slow,
ana closed better: 43 10 n 43 cash;
AZ 5-S January; 33 February; 80 2 March.
81 SIS My. Whisky s'eidv at lis. Corn
meal better ~ 81 10 23j. Provisions
Long clear, 80; clear ribs, 1855 20 IS;
short clear, s rs 10 $50 Bscnn-Long
clear. S15 TO $50; short bs, AT l-2; short
clear, s55 to S.62 IL. Lard. $50. Cattle
receipts 200; quality poor; prices easier,
exports, $500 10 SC SO; good 10 choice ship.
pine $3.50 10 So o.; common 10 fair, 81 80 to
1925. Sheep receipts, 500; steady for
good grades; fair to good. So so to $40
prime to choice $3.50 10 So co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
Salt Lake Saints.

SALT LAKE, Jan. 1.-THE legislature met
this sfternoon at the city hall. W. W,
Cuff. bishop OF Coilviie, vaa elected
speaker OF this council ana Charles StavDer
clerk. James Sharp, son OF Bishop John
and ]. |. Wells, Il son OF Daniel II. Wells
first counsellor OF the Mormon
church. elected chief clerk. In the council
are two bishops In the house are three
bishops. A. Thomas, secretary OF the ter
ritory, administered the nnitfwiih the addi-
tiou that "none were living in polysmy
nor ever had been polyssmis,s." After n
short session the legs aturs Adjourned till
tomorrow when the eevernor's message
will be read. There was small lobby ant
no enthusiasm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
TEXAS AND uAnnon IMPROVEMENT,

u
Our te leprams from Washington haye !
indicated sharp fight Ia the senate over
the proposition TO create new ooramlttee
70 be called the River aud HarSor Com
miitee. This new committee has been
made Ia tho house. The question was
debated during paris Of i've days, In the
senate, and q was hnally decided not TO
m axe the new COMMITTEES. The most ur'
gent opposition 90 the new committee
cam1 from members of the commeris
committee. which noW hab charge Of the
| river and harbor bills. Tho defeat OF the
|ntg committee is . good omcn for Texas
as % insurcs ono vi hey delegation
a place from which Ne watch The interest OF
| Texas in hart or aud river improycm M
matters. sENAyoR CCNRis now second dom
1crat on Che commerce committee, u Ilac,
hr has held i0r mo terms 81 congress, and
u. Efforts have been vigorously directed
aeaiI8. a division OF the duties Of the con-
msFce committee, in which stand be wa
coudot by hiscolleapue, SES MAHEY
rrNa- cannot afford, with ail her vast coss
intcrg-,C, TO have no representation ON The
committce Of at least ono branch o
the national legislature that controls har
Dor and river improvement legislation. Tit
appropriation for Texas on this account d
usually ouc.siXleeuth OF tho total sum se
apart for tlo United States. one OF thl
greatest works In this country is on he
coast, deriving from the vast new west, be
yoEd Texas aud tributary to her, IA stronl
support for anything that will advance thu
improvement OF the port. The absence o
representation from Texas, on the rive
and harbor committee Of tho house, isoharg
ell TO the Galveston district. II II
regarded by democrats as n rcbuka TO Cal
weston Tor sending a republican to congress
BE this sgit may, the Texas iutorss, in har
Dor improvements will not DO allowed to SUI
fer The delegation are alive TO the need
OF the state and the question beinG one o
statewide importance, commands the rs
sstance Of every membsr no matter from
what district be halls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15

Corkscrew Suits. the most fashionable material
Der cent off makes them IS 90.
Corkscrew Suits reduced from Is 90 10 is co. 10
per cent. off makes 'hem IS so.
A full line OF Corkscrew suits In all shades
Prince Albert Cutaway and Sack styles, all pro.
i~rtionately reduced and all subject to the same
dHeount. These snecial lines Of Atwood good
style and quality Business Suits At 10 90, IL 90
and - So 10 per cent of make them eco. 10 %
and 1915.
worsied Railroad Suits, single and double.
breasted Sacks reduced from % 90 to IL 90 10
per cent of mskes them II s.
Cashmere Suits. Same styles. reduced from
il e0to is o.; 10 ger cent oKmakes them 10 80.
Finer quality Jean Railroad Suits, in gcod
cent OF makes them 10.
oyERCO lTsl OVERLOADED
The line Is yet complies, aud We dont want 10
keep 4 80 We have married them down again
and still allow 10 per cent. Oh.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
Dis,lUreeI.

sE. LOUIS, Jan. H.-rhe jury in the case
Of Warren F. McChesuey, indicted in con
nection with the slleged gamblers RIM,
was discharged this morning after beir z
o 1t thirty. six hours. The Jurors were un-
able To agree. McOhesney was tried for
forgery, which Consisted IN filing out the
6alss in the blank resignation OF Alex.
Kinkead, one OF the police commissioners.
There In another cnse NC inst HcChesnev
for fraud in at emptiug 10 rxtort 50 600
rom the Brewers association IN connection
With the movement 10 defeat prohibition
Ia this county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
Although many persons are psedispossd

Although many persons are pGedisposed
to lung troubles from birth, yet even such
may escape consumption or other pulmo-
nary or bronchial disease, If due care and
watchiulnesi be observed, and all exciting
causes are promptly treated as they arise.
1t Is IN these cases DIR. Jayne's Expectorant
exercises it's most beneficial effects, and
has produced the largest proportion of its
cures Besides promptly removing coughs
anu colds, which, when LETT 20 themselves
are the immediate causes of tubercu Gus
DEVELOPMENT, this standard remedy allays
any Inflammation which may exist, and by
promoting easy expectoration cleanses the
lungs of the subs, ances which clog them
up, and which rapidly destroy when suf-
fered to remain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
THE WATER MOKKS.

After many days and nights OF hard
work The plumbers have succeeded in CONF
plotting the repairs OF bursled water pipes.
During the recent unusual cold spell the
waste OF water from this cause was very
great. Several water mains which nursted
have been repsirsd. A conirnct was let
Yesterday for the puttiug In Of forty nav
dues in one Of the large boilers of the works.
II Is the impression OF those who ought 10
know whereof they speak that The present
water works are great fraud both ns r..
CARDS a suflic supply and efficiency AMI
that the city was "sold' IN the purchase Of
the same at the price paid
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
DISTRICT COURT,

The criminal bond docket was called In
this court yesterday and the case OF the
State VS.. Shropshire Evans, charged with
tho murder of William Fingers in 1875 was
called and postponed on account OF absent
witnesses unit! the 23d of January. He
has had more than one trial. The first re-
suited In conviction for six years. This
being reversed by the court of appeals, the
second trial resulted in a conviction for two
years. The case was tried before Colonel
Il. G. Bower, acting rs special judge, who
granted a new trial Owing to the iless OF
counsel for defendant and absent wi nesses
the case was postponed, rs above stated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
CAPTURE OF AsHooTlsT.

Al early dawn Yesterday, before object,
had become clearly distinguishable, officer
Clapp saw The mystic form OF VIII Clark
alias VII Weathers Wandering down Elan
street. The officer remrm bersd that the
party was wanted for shooting and wound
inc In the leg some time last spring the
little sou OF Mr. Cowon, Ehila bathing iu
the Trinity river ~ the mouth OF
Turtle creek. The officer closed in on
him and scnoped him. The prisoner vept
bitterly aud declared On At no shot his pis-
toll into the ground merely 20 scare the
young man who threatened TO assault him.
The prisoner was lodged in the county
iail TO await his trial
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
Chicago Grain svlndlers.

CHICAGO, Jan. ii.-John IL. Fleming and
Fred l.. LorinE, convicted before Judge
Blodgett OF the United States dist riot court
OF carrying ou an extensive grain swlndle
undar thu nfu name Of llom,ng & Asr'
ism, we're each sentenced this morning u
twelve months Ia the oousty jail aud "a
pay tlne OF $500. A writ ol error, how
ever, was GRANTED Ia tue case by Judg,
OrumpOnd OF tho circuit court, and the
piisou..s released on 81 900 bail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
IHNsTAI NNEnnING

Sunday evening" the residence of Mr..
Bauman, No 6lS, Browder street, was the
scene Of mirth and pleasure unconlined,
IL being the anniversary OF the crystal wed.
diHg OF he and his better half. There
were IA large number Of invited guests ana
friends present. The happy couple were
heartily congratulated on their
reaching the fifteenth anniversary
of their welded lie. The presents were
numerous, varied and costly. A sumptu-
Gus repast was served and tue decorations
of the tables were beautiful and tasty.
There were many toasts drank to the iair
guests, and with music and dancing the
evening was one spent not soon to be for
gotten by thost present.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
EIEcrIoN or OFFICERS.

At the annual meetiuc of the Dallas
Turp-Verein, held az their hall last night,
t.e following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Jake Grossmann pre.itenti
Henry Eugelson, vice president; Paul AL
termann, secretary; Hy. schneldor, assist
ant secretary; Il. +. Esenlohr, treasurer;
Jake Eserloh, assistantant treasurer.
George Burger, instructor: G.. Finkheiner;
assistant instructor; John GrJmaiky libra
rian. q. +. Aitermann steward; trustees
l.. +. Bohny, Il. +. Eisonlohr, August
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15

MR NAsH's proposed bill providing for
the representation OF the great state Of
Texas at tie Worlds Exposition, TO be
held.in New Orleans this and the next year I,
is alb surd in the allowing of the ridiculous
ly small salary OF $500 for each commission.
er with such important duties as they will
have TO discharge. 10 rise a little higher
10 your views, MIR. Representative, for this
great even. at least, Texas great oppor-
tunity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15

CIscINsArI, jan. IA Yesterday at Alex
sndri-. KY. Misc Wsavsf. the All ,uced OF
Ei Beer. went ~ chnrcr with N ichael
Biehl. B-ier became - enriged that he
wont 70 the honse where Ms Weaver was
sfopuing. end demr rfied his preserfs Re-
irg reiused he uuf ristol TO Mis- viewers
~ II emf snsnnof !. tEic- vifhn1t shoof-
90 u wss fhen put on of f'i- nyrsc srd
vent ~ the back door and sbot uimeelf
vice, one Dall penetrating his heart.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
THE. MIfAIHEIi.

Sunday morning, aboat O'Clock, good
soaking rain fell, which will prove generally
beneficial TO crops. Yes erday was bright
balmy, spring-like day, as attested by in
quests held on the quiet in this Office alone
on several spriug poets. When man at
tempts to palm Off Spring Time, Gentle
Annie" as original, II j. too much for tn,
newspaper soul 10 endure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
At THE THEATRE

On Friday night the oDera-house with
com pleted furnaces, will be the scene o.
Rolla Ryan and his troupe. This isl stal
company in the imitation line and RYAN Is
thought oy many to be the peer of Sol
Smith Russell in his speciality. The pa
pers where they have played arc Dad In
their praises. Extracts from Widow b.
dott, Texas Cowboy etc, ere said TO be
rendered to perfection.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15

OuR Sunday dispatches contain the iH-
formation that the Texas * st Loui.
marrow gauge has been put In the hands OF
a receiver. The road has been experiencing
some listia trouble Of late, and such result
may not be altogether su prise TO many,
but tne facts surrounding this transaction
lsst had. tie special appointed and the
manner Of bis appointment and for the
purpo-es as gnci. would indicate that the
step T. wise rather than disastrous one g.
the company. II is b. be hoped. at least b.
the Texss peol le, that this last move will
not result dissstrously 10 the road or force
. sal AMI its certain c.piur- by those in
ter sfsd in keeping conn lig lines TO and
from rexss from getting on al ibaepend-
snt or paying footing. II the receiver can
- he seems 10 think. pull fbe rosd through
iss present d ffioultis- sod ktep a still In
II present hands. .ihe pe2Slr of the vast
aren't OF coantry thr jug Fhich the rosd
1ov runs are 70 be congr sisd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
FtIt Skirts.

The ontiIc stock of these goods must BIO
sold mt once, Ms the room occupied by
them In needed for our new line OF Eus'
lin Underwear that will soon be here.
Nice trimmed Felt Skirts at SOC, worth
81 10.
Finer qualities, Handsomely trimmed, nj
ST. and ~ 20, worth <i.S5 and S".oO.
Felt Skirts Mt 81 80, were S9.25 ana $40
Felt skirts, self trimmed, silk embroid-
cred, SO; reduced from S4.6O
Fine quality Felt skirts mt se.15, re-
dnced from Sa.65; at S2.25, renucsd from
S2.75.
Feit skirts, deep Satin quilting, Mt $780,
reduced Sl.6O.
Farmer satin skirts, with deep SAITH
quitting, at 50; reduced from 30.
All satin quilted skirts, 05i roduSsS
from 81.
handsomely ombroide cred Satin Skirt nj
$40; reduced from S1<.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
Itnrll.nnhnnnd..

NEw YoER Jan. l.-Money 2 10 gig.
closed 2, prime mercante paper, TO g
sterling > strong is' sights $50, 3, log'
l2S 81; Denver & Rio Grgnde, % 10 Ious'
ton a. Texas Central, Is; Missouri, Kansas
& Texas 20 as Missouri Pacific, IS Id
Texas & Pacific, IL IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
JURY COMMISSIONERS,

Aldridge to select jury for fh. ext term
Of the district court met tod ~ ~ the court
house and promptly proca.ded to their
work. They are Messrs. !. +. Floyd. /. II
Ellis, and ID. G. Harry Several days will
be required by hem Tor the discharge Of
their important duties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15

A SPECIAL telegram to the Galveston
News, dated Taylor, says that many
prominent land and cattle men are unan'
nous 10 tie expression tina tie TERRELL bill
should become law as quickly as posi-
BILE" This is akin to several such tele
grams which somehow or other reach the
News. All Of which means that it is pro
posed 10 manufacture what one OF tho cor
respondents sug sested the other day, a
TERRELL boom for the eovernorship, BY tn,
way. why does the senator from Travis
give the News the publication OF his bill
etc, etc. before be impsrts them to even hi,
own county and city papers, the Slatemanl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
TnR nERAiD TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY Is 1854.

goods, show liabilities $3.50 ,22s; nominal
assets SOL 900; actual assets $50 900.
NEw YoRE, Jan. A-DunoAn A, Grant,
uai assets $40 900; actual a,ssls s0l, 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
Ladies' Knit ShawIs.

Reduced; From 80 to 81; from 1.75
to ~ 80; from 81 TO 81. 80; from 80 10
Sc 20; from ~ 80 to $3.50; from 80 to 81.
All our handmade Knit Goods, including
Hoods, Coats, Jackets and Shawis have
been correspondingly reduced.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15

WE publish this morning communities
zion II IN a citizen OF Weatheriord relative
to tue fence-cut,ing troubles that contains
much good sound reflection aud suggestion.
To look CO sely after the public roads and
see tia; the public is not iaconvenienced
by the want OF or ,ortuous length and
courses Of them, to secure easy aud conven-
ieni locomotion to the public Is to remove
perhaps. the chief incentive TO the destruc-
ton Of fences. Many bills haye b en- intro
duced into the present extra session of the
10 fislsture looking 20 cbsnres 10 the puolic
rosi laws aud It /. 10 b. hoped that those
viii become Laws that are most demanded
by the exigenciss Of tbs hour aud the in
c,uveniepc-s of the public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15

GIVE the govern r. OF Texas the power to
cut Of the political heads Of 'herihs, etc,
yho refuse or sh.mefu'ly negec. to do
their duty toward fenco.cutters and we
will soon = whether be- has the grit to eIe-
cute The law, aud sop frnce-,uttins, too.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15

SENATOR GrBB, is usually a cautious and
conservative Legislative official, but how
did he get 80 far sslray under an excite
men, of ths hour as to urge that man
killing person cutting fence should be
at once acquitted on the plea OF justifiable
homicide? Tnis lets down the bars OF all
discretion and opens the excuse gates to
untold iniquities. Suppose neighbor
happens to be going for doctor in post
haste7 o., suppose case OF enmty, what
a splendid opportunity. No. No. We are
not yet ready for mob law, or Judge
Lynch's court. The senator will lose his
grip aud his reputation rs a thinking legis-
Jato II he proceeds in such way, or makes
other such bresks.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
ANoruInW,Tr o. nm WORLD.

Yesterday o color,d woman who claimed
that the charge she carritd he'd been com.
mi.tGh TO her custody on cerii financial
conditions landed the same Zoo thu oilice OF
Dr. Psine on Elm street. The report is cur
rent that a woman who wond8 her way IA
the upper circles IN distant town was not
ss prudent OF she should have boon ADD
that she csme here 10 get rid OF
her illegal onspring aud hide har shnme
from the world A HERlLn rep ttcr c sIlrd
10 see DR.. Paine, who stated that he hau
delivered the woman Of girl bebo. AZ TO
her. she WAS represented 10 HIM as being
married, aud II was on account of her deli
cato health and ut her instance that the
baby was let out 20 a oolored family 10 care
for H.. but rs they had demanded
an exhorbitant sum which he refused 70
pay for it's keeping. They had returned
IL and no had simply transferred It to other
keeping. He declined to give the name OF
the mother or from whence she came.