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PERSONAL MENTION.
President Arthur and rnri,

NEW York, AGO. president Ar.
thur, accompanied by his daughter, Mel.
lie, his neice, Jessie McElroy and Suro,
gate Rollins, left the city this morning
for Kingston, New York, as guests OF
Gen. sharpe. Firemen, soldiers, mem.
lers of the Grand Army of the Republic
ana citizens of Kingston, will sercnade
the President tonight.
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Jnmes Gordnn Kennnii.

providence, II, L., Aug. james
Gordon Bennett arrived at Newport this
morning in his yacht, Namauo, seven
lays from Azores. The Namaua had n
larre portion of bulk works carried
away. She averages II knots across.
she called ut Azores, but was not al.
lowed to land because of quarantine
rules. The vessel passed health i'm.
spoction at Newport.
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NEW ioRR, Aug. 1.-The Board of
Health to-day dispatched meat lnspec-
tor TO Chicago with orders to thoroughly
investigate the cattle disease in all it,
phases as presented there, aud make
searching inquiry into the mode of
killing the beef sent to this city. Like
wise, the circumstances under which
cattle 80 killed are kept and fed.
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tators. Resolutions were passed en-.
dorsing Ireland and Wellborn and the
lease law by overwhelming majorities.
me delegates 80 instructed to support
|. II, Patton for Commissioner Of II {
Land Office. Great interest and enthu.
siasm and harmony prevailed. The
maiorities on all votes taken vert large
enough to silence all opposition.
The man and boy wounded by the
railroad still remain in critical condi
i'm,
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THE free-grass, or more properly
speaking, the grab-grass advocates, say
they will make a test of their strength
in opposition to WALSH. This will,
without doubt, assure WAISTS success.
But who will they pit against him? 1t
is said all the candidates for Land Com
missioner are lease law advocates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-03

WHY amt some of the candidat es for
State offices out talking 10 the people at
their large gatherings and barbecuesy
So far, SENATOR Gins Is about the
only one doing much In the way of dis
GUESSING State issues. The Congressman
are at work GU National issues. The
nominees on the State ticket will bo OK
pected TO make an effective canvass,
even If they have no opposition. They
owe this TO the party.
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THosE who think the leasing Of school
lands a new thing should read Sec. 3
Art. ri OF the constitution of 1916. Texas
was not built up by means Of free grass
on the school land. The constitution Of
1916, which was TO a great extent framed
by the men who made Texas an indie
pendent republic and Afterwards state,
provided that the school land should
never be sold but leased. This was the
law FOR years, and afterwards no changed
~ 10 allow the Legislature moro discre-
tion. AZ there was no demand for its
lease. The sale TO actual settlers only
did nothing Of consequence towards re-
ducine school taxes. 30 the policy OF un-
limited sales OF the lease system had to
10 tried.
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SEVERAL papers in this State mention
the fact that quite a number of colored
men who have heretofore voted the Re.
publican ticket will now support CLEvE-
LAND and HENDRICKS. There are in this
State very many intelligent, honest col
ored men who read and form opinions OF
their own, and who will not vote for
BLAINE with his black record.
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The good geople of Terrell are de-
termined to beautify their town by
public parks. 1t is in contemplation to
purchase grounds for four parks, one in
each ward, and it is thought laudable
competition will be aroused among the
citizens as to which shall be the most
beautiful and attractive.
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THE Waxahachie Enterprise in speak
ing of the action of the Abilene conven-
ton, says: 1--WE agree with the HERALD
in saying that if the resolutions mean
anything, ii IL communism of the most
Objectionable character, and for selfish
ness, greed and illiberalitv, it surpasses
anything of the kind we have seem"
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WILL the free-grass organs state in
explicit terms what they desire should
the lease law he repealed? DO they
want the same turbulence and trouble
to be re-enacted that existed before the
lease law went into effect, or are they in
favor of restricting all enclosures to go
acres of land, with twonty-foot roads
around every section?
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THE attention Of the citizens Of bal
las Is directed to n communication IN
another column on the subject of rail-
roads. It is matter that should not bc
delayed longer. If Dallas desires "a
maintain her ascendency as the great
commercial city of North Texas, her
people must labor to that end. All
should unite in the good work and moi
put the whole Of the burthen upon q few
willing, onterprizing citizens.
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The Houston journal has very able
article, written by the chief, denouncing
madstones and those who believe in the
irrational humbug. If rabid canine
were to insert its incisors into the edi
tors corpus near the slack of his
breeches, he no doubt would frantically
go in search of such stone at once and
apply 1t to his intellectual wounded
pat. Ha! ha! hal
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THE Terrell Star asserts there is
strong opposition to Mr.. WELLBoRN for
Congress in Dallas county. The Star is
the first to make this discovery. No
gentleman was ever more universally
endorsed by his constituents of all par
ties than is Mr.. WELLBoRN in his own
county, and in fact in his whole district.
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ON THE COAST.
Arrival of stcnmer.-pnrsnnn1

BROWNSVILLE, Aug. .. Special. -
The steamer !. G. Harris arrived last
night without freight but a good pa SEN
ger list. Among the latter were Oswald
wilson and bride. The steamer will sail
Tor New Orleans, via Galveston, to NOR
row morning The steam schooner Sid
bury arrived to-day with a cargo of
merchandise consigned to Brownsville,
and MniAmOrAs merchants
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-03

THE citizens Of Wise county will con
suit their own interests by electing Col,
J. w. BoorH to the Legislature. His
long experience as Clerk of the House
has made him familiar with Legislative
proceedings in all Its details, and this
knowledge he will utilize for the benefit
Of his constituents. The Colonel will
take prominent part in all matters af.
fecting the great interests of the state,
which will probably come before the
Legislature this winter.
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THE convention held at Cisco resolved
that in "our opinion" the lease law is
unconstitutional. 1t is two to one bet
that not one of those cattlemen ever
read the constitution of the State of
Texas or any other constitution.
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MckiNNEY, Aug. .. Special. -
county court has been in session this
week on the criminal docket. The libel
ease of T.. G.. Rust, of the Dallas Mer-
curry, was continued. The Mercury man
doesn't seem az anxious about having
his case tried as he did Adams. Ii
makes difference whose OK is gored.
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1854.

SENATOR GIBBS has been invited to
address the Stockmen's convention at
Abilene on the 5th. He will discuss the
lease system and other questions of
State policy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-03

When you visit or leave New York
City save baggage, express or carriage
hire and stop nj the Grand Union hotel,
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up at n
cost Of Sl,OD,OO0, reduced 10 81 and up
wards per day. European plan. Ele-
yator. Restaurant supplied with the
best. Horse-cars, stages and elevated
railroads 70 oil depots. Families can
live better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel tl,an IA any other nrstc ass
notgl IN the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-03

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Aug. Pat Boyle,
while drunk, made savage assault on
his wife yesterday at the house of his
tatller-in-law, named Judah. living near
the southwest part of the city. The IA
Their interferred to protect his daughter,
when Boyle attacked him with knife.
whereupon Judah shot and killed him,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-03

IT is said that DIR. You've will run for
Governor if WASH JONES dosen't. 1t
dosen't make much difference who runs
as the Independents will this year vote
the Democratic ticket.
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NECROLOGICAL


MckrNNEY, Aug. ?, Special. DR.. G..
w. Patterson was buried by odd Eel
lows to-day. A large concbursc followed
his remains 10 the grave.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-03

PIrrsnuRG, PA, Aug. Lillian Spen.
Ger, the actress, who has applied for a
divorce from her husband, Edward CLAY.
burg, of New York, to-day made appli.
cation TO be allowed to retain her earn
'ngs' IT. was granted by the court and
'he VIII 20 on the stage again next
season,
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PLYMOUTH, Aug. .. The Captain of
the frigate Defence, court-martialed on
account OF the recent collision with the
Valiant in Bantry bay, has been dis
missad
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Snlmnrllnr.

BROWNSVILLE, Aug. .. Special. f.
The custom house authorities have in
creased the mounted guards, owing TO
increase of smuggling.
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Royal Phelps.

New YORK, Aug. 5.-Royal Phelps
was buried at Greenwood to-day
Among the pail bearers were Ma, or
Edison, Whitelaw Reid, David M
stone, benjamin +. Butler and Judge
BlatchfOrd,
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Postponed.

AUSTIN, Aug. 2. Special. wampler,
charged with land forgery, had his
habaas corpus postponed until next
Tuesday.
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Rnther Mil,l.

JEFFERSON, Aug.2.- Special. Ward,
charged with committing an outrage on
the person of his sster-in-law was per
mitted to go Mt liberty ON giving II bond
of 500,
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Jollson Uonntr ConxeniInn.

ClnBunNE, Aug. Especial. ~ The
convention TO send delegates to Hous-
ieu net to-dav The delaq,sion WIS
inii aud the courtroom nileu with spec.
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Rumor of a Fatal Accident.

DESIsoN, Aug. Especial IA ru-
NOR obtains hae that person named
Delap was killed by the cars near
Gainesville to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-03

SHERMAN, Aug. =. Special. This
evening at $50 o'clock shooting ARRAY
occurred at the Crockford saloon, be-
tween c. T. Bridges, the proprietor, and
jim Bridges, an employee, who was dis
charged yesterday evening. q. r..
Bridges was sitting behind the cigaI
stand with his son, aged about II wears
when Jim Bridges came up, and with an
oath, inquired why he had been dis
charged. George Bridges made
some evasive answer, and requested
MN to get ont of the place,
upon which Sim Bridges drew his pis
Lol and began firing upon him. George
Bridges grasped pistol and fired two
shots in return. Neither party was
hurt, but one Of Jim Bridges three shots
,ook effect in the left shoulder of George
Bridges son, causing an ugly and rather
serious wound. Jim Bridges was ar
rested and placed in Jail lie had beer
thinking freely through the dav.
Though of the same name, the parties
were not related.
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Arch ormc, the Default,ng Ticket Age

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. .. Arch Orme,
Union Ticket agent here, who shot him
self two months ago when his dcfalca-
lions were about to be shown up, died
last night. lie had settled with the
roads,
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Weather Rcnnrt.

For the West Gulf States, Generally fail
Weather; southerly winds; stationary ten,
prraturc.
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PITTS"UR8, Pa, Aug. The glass
works of King, Son & Co., on the south
side, together with furnace and pacl =
nag houses, cutting shop, storage shed
ana contents and mould house full of val
liable lnoulds, were totally destroyed by
ire nj u o'clock this morning. eutailinu
il loss of $4,000, which is fully covered
by insurance. The fire started i'm the
furnace house, and it is believed caught
rom the leakage of the natural gas
pipes. The flames spread so quickly
The entire works We're in flames in ten
minutes, and the buildings in ruins in
Tess than an hour.
AT SEA.
POUGHkEEPSIE, y. y, Aug. 1.-The
steamer Eagle, from Newburg for AL
bany, was burned to the waters edge
This morning, near Milton. The passen-
gers and crew were saved, and were all
landed safely at Milton dock. Some
freight was saved. The steamer was
owed to the east shore and beached.
Loss, $4,000.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
NEwBURGH, n. Y, Aug. 1.-The
steamer Eagle left here this morning
with twenty five passengers and consid-
cradle freight for Albany, at 7:45 smoke
ana llames poured out from beneath the
crank room. The flames spread with
great rapidity beneath the boiler and
engine room. Streams of water were
turned on but did not Subdue them. The
boat headed for Milton dock and the
passengers were landed before they knew
Ut the nre. No alarm or confusion oc-
cured, the officers acting promptly and
The crew readily obeying orders. The
crew succeeded in removing most of the
freight. y horse was burned to death.
The firc was soon communicated to the
upper portion Of the steamboat. The
Letevre, with an excursion party, came
along and towed the burning vessel to
the east side Of the river, where the
Eagle burned to the waters edge and
the hull was beached. At o'clock this
afternoon the vessel was smoking
wreck. only the upper portion remains
LAMAR COUNTY FIRE.
PARIS. Aug. q Special. The Afri-
can Methodist church was DESTROYED by
ire at 2:3O o'clock this morning. The
loss on the building and contents is So.
800. 1t was insured i'm the Traders In.
Smrance company, of Chicago, for $500
The fire is believed by officers to he the
work of an incendiary. and they are
now on the track of man whom they
think is the guilty party.
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FREE.
---------u-I I'd ~ n 4 y

Gft which will be distributed explained below As low as were our
prices up to m& we propose make still better record Ills wR
have done all We could for the benefit our 0maB We have marked MIR
clothing down until we reached bottom hglea We can 90 no further but
Fdo1be our effort to make trade lively We offer Grand Free
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GALVESTON, Aug. 2.-Followino is fin,
weather report for the cotton belt, furnlshcd
~ the United states Signal Service, acting I'm
conjunction with the RAILWAYS;
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| GRAND

Efforts are steadily being made BY them to attract the trade. Atone
time the trade Invited inspect beautiful array gopd at another
10 examine low PGoS another take advantage Of the marked reductions
and right noT to accept grand
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Absolute Cure
Ayers SarsapariIla

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
l.'Ok kENI-ONE Or INV Aio,, vt.sl-
~ f1ible storc-rOoms Ia Dallas, 27.s by 10
fcct, W y basgrenf of sHnV dimensions. OPP
Lv.ilr ll.lald vin.., -. ~ " ellis Z "A
SALOON nug3-ts
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Ice Water Free
NOTES FROM ALvARADo.

And no trouble to answer questions AT
Union Tk't Office, 50i Main st.
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SANGER BR|N

Have during this past month of Julv oro..,
some of the lowest prices that were o,,o,
heard of in this city, and which have set onr 49,.
petltors thinking, and caused our already ~,
mense trade to increase. They never rest thew aro
always scheming how to make trade Thew L,o.-
no dull times
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW and ST. JOHN.
Leave Pier A. r. foot OF Canalst every week day ato
pm ,..,., 20 oil Station. on
YORK Central r. Ri and Wost railroad good ior
and alta berth
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'EHE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
NETWORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


oo Arrangements OF trains from Chambersst. Depot
Soacbs. except snndays pay Express drawnsroon
coaches TO Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago Fs
% IN aaiy ST. Louis Limited" EKpress-No extra charge
li2o m Niagara Falls. a Hamilton ont lO:I0 a M;
petEot $50 mi Salamanca 65s Cleveland is02 ms
Ing trans arrive Toledo 5:26 and apols
Whitman Bav and Son LOT tne Vest "A sona Train OK
Buffalo, Niagara Fails Cincinnati ana Chicago Hotel and
Bullet Smoking Coaches 10 Chicago.
$40 m-Emigrant train for the West
rutherford and Psssac 100 1850 $50 20 ~ noon
LAS $3.50 44Q 5l0 $3.50 8l0 $50 1880 1880 y midnight
5O $50 gl0 $50 1850 81 80 aud ~ midnight sun
Newark and paterson VIA Newark Gao sao sS m $40
4;2Q ozV o;50 62O 7S9 SD aud u midnighs Saturday
sunern 545 1850 1920 Las $50 $50 $40 Sis and
y midnight sundays 546 $3.50 1920 lao $3.50 and
Warwick 100 10000 m 4sOpm SUNDAYS, $50 am
Sewours ana cornwall 7;oO9a m $50 Aiso 9 p M sunday
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery m 4sso m.
Goshen S4S 100 1920 N $3.50 $50 4so slspm sun
day 6;46 $3.50 1920 IN 6:30 pm
Middleown 5A5 1900 lo2Os m $3.50 4;sos sl5p sunday
3 s SSe Sh NSw 6as s aad ds srS
at Man-s6 The m train stops at Main-st only a On
Port Jeryls 5'og 1910 IN 4S0 slo ~ SUNDAY ''o
Boats leave 2Sst quarter and quarter after each hour
from 64O amto lOA5 m every thirty minutes ana NON
for passsge and In SS@ ans
Sleeping coaches can be saa GTe @ s ecs
Nos S8i tOi or B6T Brosiway. 1877 westst, N Y. No
B ras from or AZ sS sss wss psvs In no
1880 JoS s' iSBoP aenq Psssr Agent NewYers
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JEkS,E ~;
Nyaqs $50 iSSmf $40 $50 SAC GAO $50 m - mid
Ssnuct, spring Valley and Monsey TAO ~ @s'oVp~
su"' JOIN N. ABBOTT, esnl Passr Agent Nsw'ysrh
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GO BEEKMAN.sT., NEw.Yo
THE JULY CENTURY


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ACADEMICAL DEGREES: Especially Honorary Degrees
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THE UNITED STATES PENSION OFFICE, by Eugene
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LADY BARBERINA, by Henry James-conclusion Of the
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DIR SEWER, by George W. Cable containing graphic de-
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In Topics the Time editorials tho Advertising
Power Name, Dishonesty In Commerce and Politics
c open Recent American Poetry Church Music
The Study Acting in Paris and New York SIX Culture at
Also poems by Charles de Kay, the late Twin
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Price 80 cents: "A year Sold everywhere.
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0Nfenn Gtenmers.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD So. co.
IN SHORT ROUTE TO od LoNp Do Ntprury
wERDEB..-- sat. June n ELB w ed" I IaIy
ODER...... sat June % DoNAU. 1890. Sat July ~
First cabin slOO TO 500 second cabin 500 Steeraeo "
oELRICHs & co, No Bowling Green.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
ii LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH IsLANDS
JAPAN CHINA, NEWZEALAND, AUSTRALIA. CEN.
TRIAL aud SOUTH AMERICA and MbAlCo
From New.YOrE. pier foot Canal-st, NJ II.
For san Francisco, via the lshmus VI Panama.
CITY OP PARA sails Friday. June 20 noon
Connecting for Central and South America and Mexico
From san Francisco LIST and Brannan sts
For Japan and China -
CITY OF TDK 10 sails Iu6 edaY, July
For HONOLULU, NEW ZEALAND ana a. SlhALlAs
IEALAN Ola sails saturday, July .
arrival of London mails At san Francisco. .ou.
For freight passage and general lnornauOn apply NV"
panvs Office ON the pier foot Canal.st, n. X
f' W. ii. j. BULLAY superintendent
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED E9UIr
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

Express via DesbrOsses and Cortland
$40 l:26 s. $50 . and 10 Limited, II, 1lilOa m. sao
$40, l. s. q, T. and and IL night Sundays $40 81
% Limited and 10 a M 8 Z and 9p m, and IA night
ll:l0 2. 4. and p IN, connect at Trenton tOS
Camden.
$l5, 500 ass except Monday ESQ 1880 $40, $50
IL, and ll6 LIMITED Express 1880 aud $40 \,
e., 8, 8, ssh, 7a9 746 and on sunday 1901, SIP
and p, M Leave Philadelphia via Camden, 300 a. N
Ticket Offices 4S5 54e and s44 broadway Astor House
nd foot Of Desbrosses and Corandt Streets courtsf,
and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot OF Fulton,st.
Brooklyni Bushs Hotel Hoboken Station, Jersey City
Emgrant Ticket Office No Battery Place and Castle Gar
Aen.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and chect
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES T.. PUGH, J. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent