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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-23

Portsmouth, In that state, to Victoria. Tex
rs. A few months later their new home was
sisailed aud numerous persons killed by the
great Indian raid OF that season. This
Was only twenty miles from the scene OF
Fannln's surrender m 1880, aud II may be-
mentioned that she died on this anni,rr-
rary OF that lamentnblo episode Ia our.
history, F0'loWing tks burn no OF Lin
vile hy The ludi,ns, dr. Mcconnell he
name proprietor ~ the nlte ana founder OF
L.vnci. iia huccr'eor. ue died in 1874, an
hcnorcd member OF TIC Texas oongress,
LEAVING two hitio daughters. Virginia A..
now the widow OF janice w. Randall, de-
ceased, aad Elisa A., wife Of William q,
Randall, all now OF ,hin city, Some years
later Mrs. Mcdonnell married Mr.. Wiley
George. long siuoe deoeased, leayingnn only
son. For over forty yoora she resided
IN the neghbOfing towns OF viz
loriA and l,ayaca, until her recent resi-
dence with her children here; and, however
extraordinary Il may seem, II II believed 20
he true, that In all ihls time not en unkind
word was ever uttered nor an unkind ieei-
ing ever entertained towards her. where
ever known she received virtues homage 70
virtue. In her modest, Christian Walk,
adorned by nne intelligence aud that re-
fnement inssparable from n spotless heart,
sha moved, even and serenely, ns an exam
plar OF TRuK WoMAHHooD. Though but
sixly-six years OF age, che left Great grand
chill in this city, and four OF her rrand
children, two dying young wives, sleep IN
our cemetery. The memory OF such wo'
man, 20 long identified with q historic por'
tion of our then exposed and feeble border,
will DO faithfully cherished by tho survi'
vors, whose sympathy goes out 10 'her
children and her children's Children
FRIENDSHIP
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acknowledgements.

IL now transpires that the ticket pur.
chaged at the Office OF the Texas Central
Thursday evening was for Mrs. Morgan
Cemmack ana not for Mrs Powell. Cam
meek has gone 10 New Orlcans for few
days.
speaking ofletter writing" said IA OH.
cal yesterday 10 HERALD reporter,
"Baum takes the cake. How is this as a
sample OF ono OF his eplstles TO Oammeok
as a starter when everything VS. going
wrong with them:n Keep stiff upper
llR, my dear boy, and oil
will bs we'll. Don't you think IL best 70
work Dallas, Sherman, Fort Worth and
Csmmack's
LETTER No. PivE.
which reads without giving place where
written, rs follow.
June /. issy-DrAR GEoLaE--Yours 9Th
received this morning Glad TO hear your
prospects are 30 bright for y heavy "iall
cam paign," and sincerely hope you Will
not be disappointed In securing that posi-
sion by 4th OF July at any ratio. About
Braggins think 10 Is now best TO Keep
quiet about his affair, ~ 1t might OCCASION
remarks which would Otherwise never be
uttered, although would like TO see him
get q healthy paragraph for Joint account"
Tor the many mean, uncalled for dirty little
tricks he used 10 play on me, especially
money, eic i1s. after he arrived IN Dallrs
broke.
You are right 10 your views about Jack.
[ agree with you, besides what you say
can add that we know he will take drink
occasionally, and II 10 impossible for man
TO succeed In anv ktnd Of business ~ he
drinks liquor. II wont work; speak from
experience; man surely requires q clear
bead TO attend business properly. lie is n
smart fellow but we can get along without
him. He 10 now IN Caliiornis, but don't men-
tion n. W. aud Harry are out there also.
have not heard rom them, put was
told So. would suggest that you be very
careful who you secure for cashier, as IL 10
GOOD big station. / remember when Jack
was cashier, he mentioned to me o' the
very large daily receipts, aud Il that 10 the
case we eau work the fire scheme In conngc-
ton with the fall business. There would
b. "a l9aat Twenty-Five days. S2O,OUo or
s)l 600, NJ 600 20 | 800 bales day-mayhe
more days. Might IS well make THAI, 100;
every little helps" When you 20 20 SD
7 will arrange 20 Samuel, you and myself
will meet together before the business be-
ginp. OF course Samuel Is not 10 Know
ANYTHING about tho first scheme, it
Is not necessary. We can handle
that ourselves. How IL the crop lookineY
Is II backward any or ION timer l believe
il should be worked early in the season.
samuel m ust fetch in among the first chip
asrs. 1t would establish him Oh cotton
sh,ppar-he becomes known to the bsnke,
and. ~ the cotton receipts increase. his
shipm snts will become larger. 1 hope you
vii! surely get g.. as think i is the best
v ACE for ali purposes. don't think we
could be suited better. Well, 1 must close.
Be careful with letters, old fellow; don't
carry them about. The best way Is to de-
b.roy them. Write often aud keep me post.
ed exactly how you are progressing: You
might send paper sometimei.
Yonrs n r. O.
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NINE TAILons MAKE A MAN.

Instead of this phrase being one OF 70
prosob. its orisii reflects the highest honor
On the i.eors ~ the scissnrsn In the year
lT42. poor orphan boy applied at one OF
ths fashionable West-end tailor shops In
London, in which nine journey men were
then employed. The ioflorn yet interest.
ing appearances OF the friendess lad touched
the hearts Of tho benevolent tsilors, who
Immediately contributed nine shlllinge for
the relief Of the little stranger. With this
c.pitnl the little fellow purchased fruit,
which he fsiaiie5 az profit Years rolled
on: and as the result OF his industry wealth
and honor emiied upon him, so that
length he wss able to retire from business
and keep his carrisge. Instead, however,
of applying to the college OF hersldry for
his crest. he painted the following motto
on the panel OF his carriage door -
mime Tailors Made Me Man."
The benevolent tailors above referred to
were not more honorable or upright than
our Douglas Bros. the tsilors par excel
lenoe'' Of this empire state. Added To the
great merit of their personal capacity in
being able to please the most fastidious,
their immense stock OF woolens has been
selected with marvellous care. and COM
prises greater variety OF styles than can
be found In any similar house southwest Of
St. Louis and in truth their establishment
compares fsvorably with those OF metro
politsn notorieiy. Visit them and see for
yourselves, and you will become firm
friends and patrons OF
DOUGLAS Bros,
T0q Main efreat Dallas Texss
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HExrER HEARD OF.

a letter was received yesterday by his
former room ar ate in this city from DAVID
Hexter, the miseing clerk from Sanger
Bros. store. He wrote from Galveston, and
requested that his trunk and clothing be
sent to him at that point. He gave no rea,
son why he 30 suddenly decampeed
from the citv, but said no would
ere q great while pay all
be owed here. He owes the Odd Fellows
lodge $35, which sum he had promised to
refund, IL being borrowed or rather I'd.
vanced to him, and due the day he left and
the supposition 10 tina. he absconded on
account OF his inability TO meet this ob.iga
ton. All bis friends say, however,. that
II he he'd let his trouble be known to, them
that any one OF them would have loaned
him the money willingly and cheeriully
The sum and substance OF 1t all Is that his
eenBitiyeness overcame bis judgment.
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was notorious that had that particular OH
Ger kuOwn that II wAsa dies perate nssassln no
was stopping, somebody would have had 10
eaten me policeman. There wars between
the two iealoua guardl.ps OF the puolio's
welfare, however, the press aud the police,
appear 20 be neoeafafy elements IN metre
politgn life.
/. Washington continues 10 add TO the al
ready Imposing list OF statues, bronze and
marble. that Adorn her streets and tho
yRrdg u public buildings Hh' greet
re'ormer Luther ~ to t.k' nus star d
m May close by tNn uf three 81
our most iamous warrlols, IN She
northwest portion VI iho city. A Minis
turo ni the great bronze tlluo OF Lu'
/ ther, lately completed in Lguchamor, Ger,
many, is IA u window on seventh street ana
tho statue itself IL expected the latter part
OF thls month. lt Is eleven and oue'hali
\ leet high, and will be placed IN front .oi
| the Lutheran memorial church aud fronting
| the Thomas statue. by the WAY, V Is lime
/ Texas Was iurniihlng the oapi,ol nnd
the capitol city With sclne OF her
"moEumenlnl marble" Her history is
rich r. sufficiently illustiious names and
subjects.
GRANT AND BLAINE.
Grant came into the city last evening, but
Is eth an invalid aud unable 10 walk or get
about. lie Is undergoing KIND OF iath
cure. being under the charge OF u foreigner
who proposes 10 briug him out by system
attic and sclenli1oIubbing and manipulation
daily Of the injured muscles. The name Vi
Grant Is rarely ever heard here now, how
ever. aud hs has gone completely out as a
political light. On the other hand Blaine
appears n DO addlng TO his strength all the
WHILE He Is rarely seen, but the know inl
o Les say that he Is by oil odds ahead IN the
presidential race. The "3C0" at Chicago IN
80 not only, II SCENE, failed 10 elect lhoil
own man, but utterly failed, nlier nil, %
down Blaine" He lives not IN his palafe
ths handsomest OF Warrington residence
but unosiontatiously In u rented house, and
appears 70 be bent on nothing on oarth nni
getting out his
"rwESTY YEARS IN coS0REss."
Washington weather oan double discount
that oil rexas IN "vATiableness and shadow
OF turning" At last, however, werner
weather, probably the frat breath OF sptinf
has put Ia an appearance, and those OF III
from the sunny south can Legln 20 ieel les'
ike FISH out OF water" When the long
lines of trees in the avenues and streets arc
the unusually large number OF lille park
that'are tcAtterod over all this city, begin q
Put on their spring suits, with the street,
30 solid, clean aud free from dust, there d
lno city eithor in the old or new world thel
can compare with Washington in BEAUTY
and altraotiveness. What pity IL 10 stpc'
away over here on the Potomncl
IS
everybody shoGlo smoke ej orc
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Embroidery and insertion ct Bsumsn's
TELEPHONIC.

The following new telephones have been
corrected since March LIST to date: Thomas
+. Loughlin. 1901 Elm street; A. Gardner.
corner Carter and Ross avenue; Henry
Friok, corner Bryan and Olive; Joe Bush.
South Eryny; J r. Mseks, NJ. D., d3 Emma
street--resideoce; Ben i Cabell, southeast
corner OF the .equare; II. q: Rust, Dallas
Nursery; Sam Klein, corner Young and Err
v,,--resldeuos, u. 4. Turner, UaloA depot,
Il. 2. Turner. Texas q Pacific lower pas.
senger depot; American National bank;
George W. Figh, residence Hsrwood; j.
W. Jones, NJ. D., OleAnder and Ross av-
enue.
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nr.r,1 OF MRS. ANNA GEORGE.

This lady died ct the residence Of her
sop-in-lsw. Major William q. Randall, Ia
Dallas. March 10Th. 1884. One Who has
known her Texas life. Of "A years. feels Inn
PEELED. however briefly. 10 pay tribute
Ia wa 4 daily illustration Of those graces
found only in refined, charitable and pure
womanhood.
born and reared IN Cleveland, Ohio; mar
rie6 IA ,uas McCouoe1. and - 80 ce!In-
niDs a 1870 cane v'eo ner coso'na ''o-
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billiard MATCn AT FORT WORTH.

The match was played between w. II.
Cation, OF st. Louis, and George Stone, OF
Dallas, the latter scceding the odds oil dis-
count 10 opponent Cation only msde his
record 80 months aga, whes N oOO point
game with Carter he averaged 10, ana III
5000 point game played In several nights,
he made grand average OF AZ
aud fraction, and thereby ranks
wish sucil leading plsy els as ooAoeiel
and Blosson. George Stone halls from
Providence, Rhode Island, and has long
been known Ms strong player and the FIRST
American player that played the French
mage shot.
At 1886 the men strung for the lead, Cat
ton winning and chosing the white ball.
Both players did little work up to the sixth
inning, when Cation ran AZ and took the
lead, but was tied ut l92 points.
The game proved to be one OF more endur,
ance than anything else. for 1t lasted till
almost $3.50 a. m, Stone winning.
From what we can learn, Cation Is the
strongest PLAYER at rail nursing, but
at around the table playing. Stone ia GER
tsnly his equal, and Mt messe Shots Is far
better than Cation. Up to the Goth inning
Cation played very we'll, but after that
Judgment throughout and was STEADY as an
old warehouse. A good deal OF money
changed hands on the result, tor all bets on
Cation were taken promptly, until the
Fort Worth sports had put np all. Onr
lucky Dallas sports we're: Dan Stuart,
Robert Purdy, Ed Randall, Pat 0'Keofe,
Mr.. Roth, r. Herman, II. Freen. Franz
Mum, and q number OF others.
Lew Magnus noted an referee, Mum rs
marker. and Hszelburst as scorar. The
game was played at the White Elephant
psrlor upon q J. N. Brunswick and Balk
Standard 41.2 by table. equipped with the
famous Monarch quick cushion, balls used
were 3 3.S incnes-the table was properly
levelei and put in shape by the Brunswick
& Bake Dallas house. and proved to be up
to all requirements. The chances are IA,
yornblc for q return match. Match 1000
points no three ball game.
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TERRIFIC RUNAWAY.

Yesterday morning team belong ing 70
Mr.. ]. 8. Dsugherty got the better OF the
driver and ran avHv on Live Oak street
with the wagon to which Is was attached.
They ran come distance. and running into
an distraction one OF the horses bad two
OF his lees broken and had to be shot. IL
A severe one to Mr.. Dsuphertv Happily
the driver was not hurt 1t teens that there
are more runaway teams In Dallas than
any other city 10 the Union. The why's and
wberefores ofthis fact arc net easily arrived
1t, but one prolific cause II that 90 many
pf ople leave their teams urhifched. This
does not spp'y in the foregoing Csc, how
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THE WEATHER.

A HxRALD reporter accidentally over
heard a conversation yesterday between
TOO gentlemen On he question OF meteor
oio.v. Doe OF tbem nsii that whenever IL
thundered No Febfusry tnfre would sure TO
BE- frost on the same cate or within three
days Of Il In Ap<il. and ssid II thundered
on and on ever day iron the ilth 70 ths
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RAILWAY NAIL SERVICE.

A post Office has been Established at the
city Of Acme, between Toyah and Sirra
BIonca junction, and added TO the already
long lipf OF post offices supplied b, tho
Texas 4 Ri Psso railway post Office, which is
already the heaviest raj say post ONCE Inc
work reformed on this railway post Office;
when Il 10 Known that % per cent OF all the
post offices In Texas ars located to this
linz
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7o3 Main street, Dallal
-e0s-
A GOOD MOVE.

A movement has been inaugursted to get
all teachers In Dallas county who favor
making an effort to have one ofthe sum
mer normal schools ct Dallas to meet at
the Second ward school house. corner OF
Cochran and Magnolia streets, Monday
evening, att o'clock, March oath, instesd
OF March 10Th, a. heretofore announced.
In the meantime, teachers can confer with
Mr.. O. r. Crutcher. principal Second ward
scbooI
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Decline of Man.
Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impe-
tsnce, sexual debility, cured by wells
Health Reuewer," III.
THE MEETING AT THE EXCHANGE

Yesterday afternoon meeting was held
ct the exchange building, over which Mr..
Oppenheimer, presidents OF the exchange,
presided. The object OF the meeting was
10 take steps for the establishment Of .
stock journal In this city. Mr.. J. D.
Powell proposed TO put In certain sum Of
money IL the citizens Of Dallas would
meet him with like amount,
what Dallasites subscribed to be taken
ont in subscriptions. advertisements and
one.half to be paid back In cash less
what might he taken out In JOB work. Gap
tain VIC. Veal Colonel q. O. Slaughter
and other gentlemen made speeches In be-
half Of the enterprise. Captain verl Of
fored resolution that the chair appoint a
commitfee OF Elk to solicit subscriptions for
the paper, which passed. The chair sp-
pointed the following committee: W. q.
Veal. 8 u. Clovnie, |. Rsinbardt, e. ".
Gano. 4. NJ. Powell and J. 3. Dsugherty.
10 solicit subscriptions. The seuss Of the
meeting was sirong'y in favor OF the paper
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MARCH MATINGS.

The following marriage licenses were IS
sued during the past week:
william Smith and Mary Ross; j. NJ. skils
and Sadie Huffhines; T. b. Corpeuing and
8. II. Kerhammer;. George Graham sno
Mile O'Brien: Charles Hendricks and Jen.
r,o Williams.
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Wsshins ton is enjoying at present that
common luxury In many other cities war
II the press upon the police authorities.
r. anpesrs that many more crimes are COM
4iftcd in this city than are permitted to
come to the light. ssd the CHIEF Of police
= insnscf the books. The Republican
cSsrces that there is startling amount Of
crims in Washington and that the stupidity
Srebens,o1 az one. half the offenders. A
S-Sfisman toIi noe the other day that u
~ by the msrest accident thst Guitsnu
We osutured. Af'ershoofinR the presioen
- 80, out 70 the corner Of Sixth street bat
4 1Sg fe<f from the Baltimore 4 Pofomsc
5~~0t door and ran right into the arms OF
- Ir1sA policeman Who vas prickink ~,
~. SSrs 10 sse what al The stir VS. about
- : ruasway epparenelys q the of4cisi
wv houebl, f6cie eue1k thief, BE- held
= ~ 0iscsz>1 1nd = 10v.sd Tor be
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BAR MEETING.

The members OF the Dallas bar arc re'
quested to meet In the district court roc
Monday morning at half.pnst O'CLOCK, to
take such action az NAV he deemed proper
concerning the death Of JUDGE Mabry.
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE E.aHc MORE vACAsT AND
y rnoyanle h1uses are any TO close GU =,
NJ. REYNOLDS 4 CO, FOL MAIN At. mar2s 1t
FOR sALE-FARa AFTER FARM LATELY
put on the market, from 20 to 20 ecrss, close
round city. D. n REYNOLDS q CO., ,0i Main
street nar23-lt
TOR SALg--As WE HAVE HELPED TO
4 partly lose out adj lions lately, others arc
on our books for sale. y. NJ. RkYNOLD6 +
Co. 10l Main street. mar2Sl
FOR sALh-wB CALI ATTENTION TO
rome hne huii ing lots OF good slsa on our
BOOB S; located well. II. NJ. REYNOLDS Il co.,
.Ul main street. msr1s ~
TOR SALE RE5IDENCE PROPERTY, IN.
L proved and vacant, situated IN every quar-
tsr Of the city and In Hast DALLAS. ranging In
price from t450 10 10000, by MURPHY 30.
LAM. successors to Jones & Murphy, No. 700
Main street mar23-1t
NOR sALE-A MUMrER OF SMALL TRACTS
OF from " lis acres convenient TO the city,
DAIRY aH I by MURPHY BSIaNz real II Msta9e
Agents. No. 200 Main street. mar23-1t
Tor sALE-IAPROVED AND UNIMPROV-
cd business property In and aeout the bust
MURPHY 4 BOLANz. Real kstate Agents and
Collectors. 200 Main sereet mar23-1t
LrOR sALE-FARMS ANp VACANT LAMBS
= Of dih rent si.es In Dallas and adjoining
G agent" ~ y Nam MU s1es ma hsns
j OR EXCHANGE : WANTED TO TRADE
western land Tor city or su urban property.
Address 2 J Carter street msr53.lt
IsUR sALE-A CHOICE LOT OF JERSEY
L and Holsiein heifers, few with calvs and
forward to calve, M Riverside Stock Farm, cor
ner ieffsrson and Cochran sweets. mar201m
L'OR SALE s5 0uO STOCK HARDWARE
L and brick st re for sale on easy tel ms;
csuse for selling, bushes, dun. AppytoJ.
BLAkEY. Ennis. Texas mas161m
CoR SALE Use, 5000 GREAT BARGAIN.
Ny farm, 81 miles east OF Dallas on Rock
wall road and proposed line Of the g., @. & 8. Fe
Railroad, 10 Paris; leo acres, under fence;
good frame residence, rooms. lGthed and
plastered; britk fireplace IN each rom; 5000
bearing fruit trees, all Of very best selection;
fish pond stocked with Germrn caro-; horses.
ana 1917 s tx *
balance In one. two. three. four and nye years,
at ~ per cent. Address w. @. COMMON, Box
Al. Galveston. Texas. feb6-lm
EOR sALE-rHREE TWO-sTORY BRICK
70 Sanger Brothers Nos. e02 5o4 a SOC. Apply
TO w. RODGERS, 500 Film street. mar40
CoR SALE OR RENT - A FIRST. CLASS.
+ brand new piano; will sell Oh tho INSTALL
mept plan. Apply 70 s6l Ross avenue. feb29n
NOR sALE-THE NEW, HANDSOME AND
sss nS % sy.s 's ssas ss S
sppiy ' @ % VIZ cLARk. once is Ssne
L'OR sALE---A FINE RESI- pkNCE LOT, JON
sisting Of one aero, on Ross avenue, near
guiIe Of " B; ROBINSON, Colorado CITY, o.
EoR sALE-BRO0M MACHINfs FOB SALE
VIM. PF0UTe. care Herald ONCE. jsn22tf
IsOx sALE-rRINIrY MILLS AND FARM
pcudg about GO acres s Of land is9 In cui
ALL. zca Main street Daiiu dec2s-
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Fits: All fits stopped free BY DR.: Kline
q reat Nerve Restorer. No hts after nrs
DAVIS use. Marvellous cures. Treatise ano
% trial bottle free to tit cases. Send 70 Dr.s
Kline, 93I Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa.
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Coughs and Colds

Those who are suffering from -coughs,
coIds. sore throat, etc., should try Browns
Bronchial troches. Bold only In boxes.
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1ho galveston News brand. The bsss 80
el<srs 10 Dallas. J. L. WuztAna Druzfst
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Oriental Lsces, Escurial, and Spanish
Lacss--all colors--at Beuman's.
DEATH OF MRS. GoLDrHwAITE.

Mrs. Lucy Goldthwaite, the widow Of the
late Richard w. Goldthwaite, died Mt her
residence on Mckinney avenue, Friday
night. Mr.. s. s. Higgins, the husband OF
her niece, left with her remains this morn
ing for Montgomery, Alabama, whore tie
relatives OF the deceased and her late hus-
band live. The death OF Mrs. Goldthwsite
was a great shock to her many friends in
this city. for only few days ago che was In
perfect health. She was most ostimsple
isdy and will be greatly missed IN this COM
munity She leaves four children, three
daughters and one son, to mourn her loss.
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CAPITAL CHATTER,
Randall, the Democratic What'iS'it-
His Stolen March.
Tho Tariff and Tardy Legisla'ion-Do'
Iorous Prophecies.

In and About The Big Building,