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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-28

Ednhart X Co. have Just resolved n
choice lot of holiday goods. consisting of
fancy albums, rcriumery stands, card
receivers, vases, etc, etc, etc. Call IL
and examine them.
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Christmas Gifts.

Iii 10y hereby gives notice lhat he
hns now for sale n choice selection Of
beautiful silk handkerchicfs. imported
direct from China. They ARE Just the
thing for Christmas presents and are
offered nj remarkably low figures. CniI
and see them, iS.gOIas
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Mrs- Il ". LANG has just increased
her stock Of holiday goods by the a.ldi-
ton OF "A lot o: pretty music boxes, ard
a choice variety Of plush goods. She is
also in receips of II fresh invoice OF the
LATEST styles Of millinery goods, inelud-
ing hats. feathers. ribbons, laceS, etc.
Call and examine. wk.
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The following list Of prices taken from
"ur hni'"tin-boarl, to-day. wiiI hc cnn-
clusi'c evidence To the puJlic that oas
proposed reductions ARE 40 vain boost,
Tut n positive reality
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The T-uckce News says; Jack Rich.
prds. who is n OF the oldest brabemcn
Pn the road. and who is ofdinerily as
careful u ma as railroad men eyer are.
came very near meeting his denth on
Sunday night. With the confidence Of
hts many escapes he ~epdeayored to pass
before q moving train and slipped on the
track in front Of the Trqcsee Hotel.
Fortunately. and bis long service, gave
him a knowledge OF What do. he raised
his legs which lay across the track. aud
the pilo, hitting him swung him around
on the platform and saved his lie.
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Slilob's Cure, we guarantee
Soid by +, Y, Muller,
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PRICES
LOWER TtIAM
TIE LOVES

Having done buss!nCEs htr for. nearly
hitecn years, principally on Il crcli; sys-
ten, We have come u the cOnciu Jon
IL rea!t'r 10 ndopt II cash laasis. We do
this with the homes, conviction HAT IL
our friends viii ON ~ ant nsk prices
Of whit they want, We will certainly
have the satisfaction of convincing them
That they can oaly loose m"usy 10y send.
ing for Or buying goods el,ewh, re
The method NC Intend ~follouirg is
this: We vii; from day to day have "A
bulletin board in front Of the store, ON
which We will give thu selling price Of "A
tow leading Articles; aud zee pledge our
selves that everything in ihc store.
Groceries or Dry Goods. will b. sold at
core T"nding pVices. AMI 10 give il "a
ihurc 1gh trial Ne will adhere to this
m"tl 81 ~ long 70 remain ia business
in E.Eo.
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NOTICE 10 EREDY OWEN tina I
IN have receiver fnon the Tax ReeeiStr. the
DslinQuepi Lis; Of the state spi county Taxes
for the year ending November a., lssi. as fol-
lows.
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COMMENCEMENT EXeRCr.Es.

At the Dallas Female college iast evening
The concluding entertainment and cefe-
monies ofthe commencement week were
given. The chapel hall WAS crowded Go is
utmost capacity, OK re scate lining ell the
aislos and many persons remaining stand.
ing. Everybody aeemed bent upon The
occasiou that called together such
q throrg, and interest was sustained 10 tho
end. Fresh, admitted air poured ia through
the wide open doors and Window, so that
,he folks vera comfortable, notwlthstind-
ing the orush. After prayer the pro-
! other Gestures added-in more than
one csse, rcpetitions occurring from former
programmes by special request. For
instance Master Hal RedGeld aud Miss
Mary Pointer rendered Tho Gypsey
Countess" a vocal duet irom the pro-
gramme of the first evening. Then a
piano solo by Gussio StesrIF, aged l0y.ars,
wsa an interpolation on the programme OF
last evening, ar and Tes VERY very
were ss follows, according to programme;
Gerbss d'Or, Miss Pailie Harper; LEcume
do Mer. Miss Josie Field; la Csmpaneiih,
Miss Beulsh Dlckard; La Reville de Leon,
Miss Hittle Hawkins: grand polka con-
CERT. Nis, Mary Clarke; vocal, Mrs. Coke.
Tho iollQvir0 were the essays: Carpe Diem t,
MS eat'fe Record; The StronPth II the
River and the . rength Of the Sea,
Miss Hattie Hawkins; On, On For.
ever Miss Pallie Harner For
the structures which We RaisF, I me 10 with
Ealerial Filed. Nis b. Hauu lrspn: simon
says, 'Wig-wegl' Miss Josie Field. A
guitar quintet bv Misses Record, Human,
Pointer, Dlckard and Mr.. Payne, directed
by Professor Taliaferro, and q plano duet
by Professor Taliferro aud Mics Human
com pletes the evening, except awarding
medals and presenting diplomas. The
young ladies acted well their parts,
as to music and essays aud
with floral tributes heaped upon zach one,
amid sounds OF hearty applause, the stage
becsme n parterre OF blossoms, a toial
mountain, with tho night winds tanning
the breath of roses. filing all the house
with sweetness, made doubly sweet by the
presence OF maidens, flushed with triumph,
receiving the decorations homer awards to
studious worth.
The following students received medals
and prizes: Mis' Matte Harris, smelling
and general grade, Master Willie Collins,
arithmetic, Miss Gussie steafns
music. Miss josie Field, music
Miss Bsulsh Diokard, music, Miss Mary
CLARK, music. Miss Ellie Ranch. mu-
sic, Miss Hattie Hawkins. music, Laura
Harris, music.
The following Young ladies hsv-
ing completed the entire cotrse
OF instruction required for The
degre, OF mlstres, of ElRlish liters-
ture, received diplomas: Mis3 Bette
Record, Miss Hattie Hawkins. Miss Pallie
Harper, Hiss Jose Field aud Miss Is. Hen
dereon.
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In GENERAL.
The stock Market B~noyant-A Few
More of i's Victims.
sunday, School Workers Ia Session nj
Louisville.
"
Crime and Casuaiiy-roreign Flashes.
Tho ~. Louis Jockcy CIub Races.

ST.. LouIs, June 1.-The spring meeting
OF tho ST. Louis Jockey club openei this
"a ternoon with bright weather, n good track
aud fair attendance. Tho number OF horses
was greater than ever here befors: many
GOOD ones. Fiue sport Is ospeeted Tor the
whole week.
Fret Race-InnuRural SCRAMBLE, all agos;
nine furiongg, purse $500; John Davis,
bret; pilot, second. Boulevard, third.
rime-2:0l 12 On rho bacA stretch
Murphy. tho rider ui BOunie Australian,
aud Flhourr, the rider Of Rsyolt, wore
thrown, aud the latter badly hurt about
the head and perhaps internally.
Second RGcF-Coqueite stAksp, for 9 year.
OLD titles: 500 entrance, $500 added, fve
iuilone.: Rhadems, first; Wanda, becond;
Laura q. third Iime-i:O6 4.
Third Raoe-Pdyate sweepstakes of $500
each, for 2year-olds, three quarters Of =
mile: Lew Clark, first; Terrence, second;
Powacheek, thiro; no other starters. Time
-l:22 9.
Fourth Rsce-Missouu Der by, $50 en-.
%trence. 81 coo addeo, FOR 3-year.olds, one
mile and y half; iys starters: Audrain,
first; Venture, second; Rosary, third. Time
BAG. GILMORE anne IN second, but was
70. back for foul riding.
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rnllfnrnin nrmncrnla.

STOCKTON, CAL, june 1.-The demo.
c.AtIo ata = convention resumed nt9 O'Clock
this morning. TIE drss district eleGifd az
delsra,f8 90 the national convention, Dom
rif Spencer and n. O. wilson, pied ed 10
riidan ond opposei % Fold; second dis.
.trict--J. ". Breckenridge fpd n s.. Etrles,
pIeuFrd 20 Tldou and Thurman; third Of
trct-N. Schmidt and Lawrence Archer,
pledged 90 Iiiden nnd opposed 90 Field:
sixth district-L J. R0s3 ard
A b Batter, pledged 10 Tllden
aud Thurman. A ffeolutioa iu|siruoting
dc eg.teiu0 20 VOC Tor Field ia suy case,
w4s lost.
Cons ralsmon nominated: First district,
Barclay Henley; second district, J. n.
Bud; ifth distr O., not vet made. aiXth
district Il 70, Da.vaile.
LATRR-L J. Sullivan, OF San Fraucitc),
wIs Cmiustgd Tor congress- rom the hlth
district. "A resolution was adopted that all
dtlf,n.eg be pledged to attend the national
convention al Chicago. Tho platform pro.
scented re.atirms tho a~lti-m0nopoly
principle adopted 1t the San
Jose convention: endorses the calling
Of the extra session by G1yeTnor" Sloueman;
ilyoke /. congregational legislation against
che intaif.reuca of Federal courts IN state
%affairs; disconutenances the present high
tariff; opposes the holding OF large tracts of
land .hy nor ~Ts8iaent lens; demands TIE
forfeiture OF urtnfucd laDd grants; opposes
The present r.iu I'D bank HYttem; declares
Tilden aud Hondross he first choice Of the
California democracy, Thurman tecond:
repudiOtes The presidential aspirations OF
IS. J.. Field end pledges he delegates 10 the
national convention 10 vote against him.
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C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL.
The River aud H. Dor bnl Considered
by he liOnsr.
Holman, oi Indiapn, Appeals f'um
Chairman wellbusn's ~ cislon.


WAsmEGrlN, J ne lbs ecihl.l.lsxs s
with m prrsl routt liur, oniy gets s2io,VVJ
In the river Htd htrhur hti, a. iclpwt;
Conf uiUr iuur0 vrmanfHH t fate tagullo.
$4,000. sibin. Ps.s, $50 0C0. mouth q
brszls, SlO,0ln, Buffalo Ba, OF, $4,000.
Effort 80 900 end tUtsr items in ,hr hou.
failed. Dy The NIL the secretary ol var i'
nuthor'z.d Go r.urt "a fe.f ufsCY Of tho NcTa
OF tho m ovrmtnt Il no naviga'ien Il
Cyprt-sb Won nua iLe lakts botwcru JTi
ferson ntu AhfFyfuori, 20 ticOrttln " npue
other pinn can br made tuau buidins q
dom Fcitg Albany hit .
Poftmatt.fs con missinuedi CHAR, s
Henri. .xiG j. d NJ Tor Cochran, Aus
tin county, and Il i sayc-, shelby
county. The last Q u uro new Dihc3f,
Ii " %uuder.tnod U1nt o. prHmir ont Now
York eugmttr appeared before the sauhl.
appiOtr alton committee O. DAY or so ago
and adv Gated "a plan "a tranteeing within
three wears twenty five 'rot OF water uu
Galveston nar for lees thNr $4,000. COO. rhi.
Is another bios ~ the E'ds bill.
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jsot, aud mat q ri'i With substantially the
came provisions wts urndinc H. tnn mouse.
liolmAn supported iha point, arguing
thai the suri-c, 80 NHan.pin canal was
with the Jufifdictiop ~ he COMMITTEES on
rallwaNp q 4 canal. H. made thH further
point thai he rilim W. nut a. order, ~ a.
provided Tor utw snla rnt authorized BY
law.
Henderson. OF illinCi % ke against the
poioto i order aud The utbato ooninued at
goma length.
TIE chairmsn fWelborr) in announcing
his decision royiosfd ths several points OF
order and then oyerruloi thom.
Hulmfn rppfalri ron a.. decision OF
he chei-, bnt ne decision was snalaiued--
leo IA 90.
Holm then moved 10 Strike out the
Henueuin a tusu.
Potter supported Tho mctlyn.
IL was loft-Oltu o.
cossfcvr moved go increass ftcm S5oo,'
ECO 90 $4,000 lhr approximation FOR The
impr1vrmFnt ~ lho Missouri ifom ia
mouth O. Sioux Cly Lost.
ON-il. of Mtslur. moved @ Increase
'rlm f62l con GO 81 0o0,oC0 tho %spproprii.
5000 inf tue imutU y.meuf ut thn Nt-tiiiippI
l'm fhu mputn n, the Illinois figtr TO tho
unpth Dl he Onin liver. L0s'.
Urd Instruction. from tbe committea
on Iiv.rg and haIbois. wills offered on
smtudmtni, RppropriAting 100000 for
clmulet.uc surveys ot the Mississippi river
nftECen mo head of The masses aud the
head wal ere, and Tor making additional
.urveys cot tho uysr and its tributaries.
iioimun moved ~ amend the amend
mout bg providing that oil money apIrJ.
priatgd for the Mis,ieliupi river, except
snoh sums 90 are directed 20 specific objects
.hali he expended on Plum Point aud
Lske Providence reaches. Lost--I2 10 IS.
Willis EmOndmen, was adopted
Alter concluding the confederation ut .
portion O. ths bill the committee rose ald
t1e nous. took rt0-al until tomorrow.
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The members Of the executive committee
of the Central Texas horticultural society
ore requested to meet nj Tho office Of the
Soulhwest Land company, .O1 Nain street,
II o o'clock Friday morning. 18Th OF June,
1854. J.. NJ. HOWELL,
Chairman.
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FORTY EIGHTH CONGRESS - FIRsT
SESSION.

EAHa
WAsHfEoTos, June l1.--fPress.I-Mr.
VOORHEES, oifsrd n resolution calling on
the secretary OF the Interior for intorma
ton concerning supplies OF beef to In
diane.
Mr.. Sherman said an inquiry of this char
acter, carried en- implication OF fraud on
the part of the government officers. II the
senator from ladiaua Voorhees) wruld
say he believed wroog has been done, he
fShermar) would favor The resolution.
Otherwise he would mnvs reference to the
committee ON Irdian affairs.
Mr.. Voorhees, replied, that he had not the
sliRhess suspicion Of official improperly IN
the matter and the senator from Ohio
(shsrmau) had constitu ed himself "A de.
lender of the department beiors accusation
had bean made. His object was
10 have inquiry made as to
whether supplies bod been procured from
~traspassine grassorf, and he opposed refer
ence 60 the committee on ndinn affairs be-
cause tho resolution relating 10 grezlng in
the Incisn terrific Y had long sinoe been
referred 10 that committee, and had not
bees heard from.
The matter then went over for a week.
The senate insisted upon its amendments
70 the District of Csiumbi, bill, and n COM
mittee OF conference was ordered.
The senate then went into secret session
On an item on the consular and diplomatic
approximation bill, appropriating s.so,oVO
to cover recessarv expenses attendant upon
the execution Of the neutrality act.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, june 1i.-IPress. 1-Tbe
senate bill passed extending tho time 10
commence laying IA Atlantic cable.
The house then went into q committee Of
he whole on the river and harbor bill,
Wellborn In the chair.
Mayberry called the attention Of the
committee TO the necessity OF prosecuting
TO completion the work OF improving the
Detroit river, but was unsuccessful In The
river increased from 500 600 to $227. 900.
The clause providing .or h construction
of the Henpepin canal having been reach
Cd Jones, Of Wisconsin. raised against II the
point OF order that the committee en- rivers
md harbor had no Jurisdiction overthe Sub.
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ODDS N ENDS.

WAsnnGroa, June 1l.-fPress The
German minister presented his letter OF re-
call to-day.
Colonel Morrow. whose name figured
pro a,inenily IN the Swain case, in connec
ton with duplicate pay accounts, Is to be
court.maftiailed.
The remains OF ex-Justioe Noah II.
Swsyne, Of the United States supreme
court, arrived from New YORK In o special
car this morning, and were inferred IN Oak
Hill cemetery. The pail. bearers were:
Justices Miller, Field and Bradley, Solicit
tor.Genersl Phillips, Assistant Attorney
Generals William A Maury and j. X. Nc.
Cannon, Judge ID. X. Carter and Samuel
Shellhbarg,r.
The house committee on ways and
m-sns has greed to report favorably, the
bill To cd tree OF duty, articles intended
for exhibition st the Cincinnati Industrial
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"

at the urgeft request olthe ladies at
tending the meeting ofthe New Orleans Et'
position society, held Yesterday,
Mrs. Cspwell hay consented that q
small admission fee Of ten cents be
charged at she exhibition by h-r art
class TO-DAY and tomorrow. The proceeds
will be devoted 70 the uses OF the Dsllas
society ot the EXPOSITION association. IL "a
sincerely hoped that The attendance will he
as large as the object Is great. Stpdio, 725
Main street. tecnnd door.
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KrArfvG |. IL ". %.


Que hundred y iorty-Ine dollars
given awrv ~ tle !Gn prizes, at A,
@. u. Miller'a photograph CELERY,
There arc six prizes. The best is
worth $40 rnd the least So. Every
one sitting for card pictures will receive one
complimentary numbered ticket, and for
every cabinet, two. Come all who waRt
nice work, aud take your cheuces for o foe
prize. Ticketa viii DO distributed through
June, July AMI August. Drawing will
come or September 1Jt. Plan OF drawing
will be explained at gallery.
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Tho PnImcr TrInI.

C~rscrNSArI, o., June ~1i.-Judge Avery,
without passing finally on ths motion for n
chnnge Of venus Ia the case of James
Palmer, said 1t would be dificalt 10 hnd a
place where an impartial trial could take
place IL not In Hamilton county, since the
cass hos been famous all over tue world.
He ordered q special venire OF 200 names.
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THE SCHEME.

W~AtHINoToN, June Il.-TPress.I-The
concesfions from Nicaragua which Secretary
Frelinghuysen wishes to secure Tor this gov
are understood to be those made
three or four years ugo for the inter-ocsAnic
canal project, ia which General Grant, Gov
ernor Morgan, s. L.. NJ. Barlow, Captain
Phelps and others ia this country, together
with some people OF ipilnence In Nicaragua,
were interested. TIE term within which
work must no begun has nearly elapsed,
and whether the secretary proposes 10
purchase the right of the original grantees
or 10 secure extension OF time, or both,
with the money asked for, cannot yet be
learned.
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Hnrnnd 10 ncnAh.

CHICAGO, June II This morning an IN.
known person entered the barn, corner OF
Centre avenue and Taylor street, WITH n
lighted candle aud ignited tho bsy. Fred
Asdell, oxpressuau, 90 years old, and q
young man, nane unknown, sleeping Ia
tbe barn, were burned 10 death.
CHICAGO, Juue 1.-THE Journals Kan.
kakef, Illinois. special says: The viilags OF
Grand Park, this county, was swept by n
Ore last night, which DESTROYED twenty OF
the principal buildings. Losf, not estt.
mated; insurance, light.
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Tho H. a. NJ. New Prendcnt

LoUIsvuLE, KY, Juno 1.-The election
o. Muller II. Smith 10 the presidency Of tae
Louisville e Nashville railway VAS an.
nouucsd here to-day. IL excitea much IN.
terest aud 10 heartily approved
by Louisville merchants, bsukfIs and
business men. 10 is thought 10
indicate q policv which viii re- ult
IN bringing the financial control
to Louisville again, 10 Is believed ihe
pr rnt corning Of She roed, ~t'r.cily a9plied
to meet its obligation, will soon no. tho
road ont OF les difficulties.
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Travellers in TrlbuIntIon.

to-day are compelled 10 find ac:ommoda.
lions 30 best they can under shells back Of
the former depot. Temporary acsommo.
dations will be- fixed up until the new
depot can be- built, arrangements for which,
on @ much larger scale, are being made. Il
Is understood the loss. which Is between
$500 600 and $225,00o, IL well covered by
insurance, all placed In eastern companies.
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The Nail Makers.

PrrrsBUge, PA, June 1.-THE Western
Nail association met this morning and re-
duced ths card rate from $500 per hsg to
So 40. Tai, Rc.ion was taken IN order TO
get nebrsr the actual selling figure, which
has been SO 20 on car lots. To-dGy's new
rate will touch not far from rates. Trade
ia quite dull. the stock of nails which &C.
cumulatod some months ago being almost
intact. Nearly all mills vest OF the Ale
gheniea were represented in to-day's meet
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The Fire Rccord.

ST. PAUL, MINI, juno 1.-The princi.
pal stockholders in the Union depot burn
cd last night are the Chicago, ST.. Paul G.
Omahs, Chicago, Milwaukee & St.. Paul,
Msnitoba. Northern Pacific. Minnesota &
81. Louis. The building cost $50 900.
The insurance is placed In New York.
The contents ere valued Mt $4,000, inclu-
ding $4,000 for the Pullman Palace Car
company and a lot OF baggage.
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THE DOG WAX.

The war on the dogs on which no tax has
been paid, and those found running 20
YES erday morning and Il bong heTcelY
waved by the police. Toe ponld 10 rapidly
hlllHg no with W r HESS cure, and whan II
Il full all unimtlB not redeemed win be
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The International su~nday-sohooi Convsn
ton.

LOUISVILLE. KY June 1.-THE Interna-
tiougl Sunday.Eoh5ol convention Of
tho Uuised States and provinces
began oegslon this morning
With over ! 200 delegates present. Hon,
p. S Bloke, of Toronto, Canada, was made
temporary cboismau. The sddresa and
welcome made ny Or. j. A. Br0adu OF
L0uisy.lle,a aud %respOgses by z. S. Blake, DR..
Wharton, Of GeoigiG. aud Hon. n. n.
n. ckes. Of California. The convention adj
i1uraed nt noon uil 2 p. ne.
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Tho Western Union DIvidond.

New YoRK, June ll-The Western Union
directors to-day declared a "a quarterly
dividend. The surplus. after paying the
dividend, is $40, $3.50. IL. This quarter closes
the fiscal year, which exhibits gross earn
ines OF nearly S20,000,000, aboui half a mil
lion more. then last year, but on account oil
expenses during the strike, the net will not
be quite so large as last year. Tho present
quarter, however, shows az excess OF net
earnings over the corresponding quarter
last year.
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Thur.day aud Friday, June 18th and 18Th,
at thesudi0, 725 Main street, (seoDnt floor.
The progress OF this class during tho past
seven months, has been rapid. Al lovers
Of ART, and the eli zens Of Dallas generally,
are cordially invited 70 visit the studio on
those DAYS.
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A HARD FALL.

Mr.. Isaac Gil, n workman snRsped In the
construction IL tho Randall building on
Main near Lamar street, fell
from the hiRh hteps leading
from the rear OF the building Yesterday
morning and was badlv bruised both by
the fall and n heavy piecs nftimber that
Ell ON him. His %iniurie' are very painini
though no. serious.
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rxcurslon steamer Wrecked,

BALTIMORE, June 1.-The excursion
steamer Gszslle sprung q leak and sunk of
Bodkin bar last night. Forty members OF
the Tuesday club aboard were all saved;
alan Tho crew.
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70 Whom Il May Concern.

Notice Is hereby given - this effect, that
Mr.. II. l. Nichols has never hsd other au.
thotiiy than 10 take orders for our goods.
He is no longer connected Wit the Hsrdcv
Hand Grenade Fro ~Ex.insuishing compa-
| ny Ia any way Whatever.
CHARLE5 IL. ROYCE.
Sarretarv-
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rrsn nv rnr MHoLEsALF.

Sine, the waters Of the Trinity river have
reccded the small boy ard the colored pop
ulation hsve discovered that numbers OF
fab have been left In the small pools OF
water 10 the bottoms, which are readily
caught with q small hand seine or rsked
out. They comprise perch, cat and . few
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-12
Commercial Crashes.

NEW YonK, Juoe 1.-The schedule Of M.
Boeart 4 90, bankers ard brokers, shows
the firms debts, S2l0.997; nominal assets,
sl43 46S; actual asses, S0I, S3l.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-12

The pupils of the art department. OF the
Dallas School Of Music ard Art, will give
their spring exhibition az the studio, 725
Main street, (iecoud hoof) on Thursday aud
Friday, juno ian AMI 10 a. All Interested
are cordial V invited - i'sppci the work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-12

a girl oi x or scv'n summers, who gave
her usmr " Cillia Newman vas picked up
boy ths uHi'os So. tafiaY and taken 20 tho
stl, ll .utc t1 art't hsr D.rfl.s mr. guar.
dian. sue said chat gh0 had wandered
tRu tom home, and could not even tell
la what direction she liyfi.