davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-19
DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE.
Proceedings OF the Committee OF Ar
rangements, Which Met Last
Might.

The committee of arrangements for
the grand jubilee and demonstration
which is appointed for Thursday even.
ing, November p. held meeting at
the OIL Sc of Wynhe 4 Carter last even
ing, aud organ zed by eleeIing A, M.
Carter charm IN, b. b. Pad lock sec
rotary, and r. II. King treasurer.
After consultation with such OF the
members OF special committees as were
present, appropriations were made foI
their use commensurate with the do
mands of each committee.
The chairman OF the o0mmi ttee was
instructed to correspond at once with
the Galveston artillery with a view to
securing their attendance at the dem
ouBtratiOn
Capt. j. G Richardson WINS selected
as grand mars hal, with power to select
aud appoint such assistants AS he
should deem proper, and TO select aud
recommend a line Of march, and re-
port the same 70 the committee for It's
approval.
Liberal appropriations we're made for
sic for the occasion
Chairmen OF committees appointed
at the citizens meeting on Monday are
requested To meet the immittee Of ar
rangementsat the office ofJ.C Richard
son on Second street, Friday evening,
10 report what progress has been made
In the duties assigned them
All citizens, irrespective OF party az
filiatiOn, are requested 10 illuminate
their houses and places Of business, TO
the end that the demonstration may
reflect credit upon eur progressive and
enterprising city.
An executive committee of three,
consisting OF w. ID. 6trattOn, J. O..
Richardson and Is Paddock, was
appointed to audit and order pay ment
Of all bills and accounts made by the
committee Of arrangements.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-19

John b Slaughter, who has valuable
ranch and cattle interests IN the Tule.
rosa valley, As well a. a large herd Of
cattle In Dickens county, Texas, has
bought the San Bernardino ranch,
near the lire of Old Mexico, la Cochise
county, Arizona. He secures thereby
magnificent range with a water
frontage OF about nine miles Of running
water. It's reported that Mr. Biaugh-
ter paid go 900 for the property. He
will at once stock the range with 81
cnrro or Mexican cattle, using choice
Hereford or i5horthorn bulls Ia grading
up his herd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-19
GEO. 3. LOVING & CO.,
Ranch, Land and Cattle Brokers,
Fort Worth, Texas
on the following large tracts wild sale
solicit correspondence and inquiry:
HASKELL COUNTY.

HASKELL COUNTY.
2g5. The A Richie League. atls acres
The ga nh NrF IRON -nrvey, atal acres.
surveys Il, u of u. ID. II. a G. n. n.
Je sic White 80 acres
Arthur lay don, hi2 acres.
~ ctions ~, t5, g., n, ~. & Randolph Survey,
also, surv yW, maze for H. ne Fear.
sHACKELFoRD COUNTY.
800. roo ACRES on Deer and Hubbard
creeks, about nine miles nom Albany, ali
under wire renee all rich valley !. nd, GOV.
cred with a thick coat Of mesquite x, as,
water nuwaA mile through tract, aud la
many places IL e feet IN depth; new two
N ep she Ia, dipring watts, etc
% fine mixed Durham cattle.
2, ho ses, mares and mules.
lNl no Col rad MeTi sheep.
II nne bucks, q goats, chickt ms, turkeys, etc.
OF cultivation
2U,0OiR;res OF good land adjoining can be
had At y reasonable price should the above
prove TO be insufficient for increase OF stock
DENTON COUNTY.
9oi. 47A6 ACRES OF the John Ayres survey. All
OF which IN under u barbed wife fence, with
10 d'sr1 posts; abundance of timber and
9lb ACRss of the Robert whItlocl survey
also under ieuce, and situate one mils
south OF the Ayrcs survey.
Three tanks furnish an abundant supply oi
n clws aud heifers, 2DU one aud two year
old steers ana 70 calves viii be Scid with the
above pastures.
PEcos COUNTY.
800. ] SECTIONS Ofthe alternates OF the NJ,
X al, EIteusi0 Il Il. Do.'R survey y, kcing
eoctions 3 b,I0. block ilS, ana nections
q and ~, block l. ",
PRESIDE COUNTY.
BOZ. 2s SECT oNs or il7a) pcres. being this
alternate sections OF c., G. q \. r., II. r.
Co.; same are situated lOm les southeast OF
Preside.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-19
Church Meeting.

The ladies Of the Fourth Street
Methodist church are requested 10
meet ut the church this afternoon AZ 3
o'clock. Tae rain on Monday pre-
vented full attendance 1T the time
previously appointed.
HORACE BISHOP.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-19
KNOX AND BAYLOR COUNTIES.

2si. 5000 ACRES, 1900 ~ eams lnolostd
an abundance OF grass and water.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-19
NOW on Hand

a large stock OF gas pipe from three.
quarter 10 three-inch sizes; arteslRu
we'll casing from % inchea TO 80 inside
measurement. Special prices 10 deal.
ers.
w a HUFFMAN IMPLEMENT Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-19
TOM GREEN COUNTY.

sse 1900 ACRES: sTO acres OF same under
fences situated on head of No ia Concho
river, nne grass and Ruperabundance ~
W ter also $50 head OF tine cattle; n third
interest In entire property is offered Tor
81, ., 90 ACRES covered with nne gras,
ana .unda lily supple with water, beO
head OF cattle on pl ,ce; 400 calves " M bo
branded next spring; n third Interest Ia
offered FOR sale.
CLAY COUNTY.
a's. l9,ooo ACRES and stock OF 1000 cattle;
VIII sell a half interest 10 an agre,R de part
BosQUE COUNTY.
2sy. $500 ACRES one and a half miles nom
Walnut Springs, IN losed with wire and
cedar posts; well Watrred end sheltered;
WIN trade ior a smaller place or sell the
whole or alfinteresi,
AGUE COUNTY.
29i lOO1 ACRES about nve miles southvest
OF Bowie, uu htRdWat r. Of Big sandy
creek 10 acre Of same Is under n three-
wire fence: all rich valley, except about 100
acres II timber and bluffs; 30 cattle, part
Darham, viii be sold with place.
BAYLOR COUNTY.
800. IS ALTERNATE SECTIONS. sio acres
each, u. u V. a q X, II good grass ple nty
ofwater, ample shelter fOf winter,
COLEMAN COUNTY.
49, 5000 ACRES, 1900 ~ same incIosrd;
an abundance OF grass and water.
KNOX AND BAYLOR COUNTIES.
~ 1916 ACRES flne posture land, situated
In southeast p0rto1 OF Knox and SOU h.
W-st ,Ttion OF Baylor counties; plenty OF
water aud t,mbe good shelter for cattle IN
winter one thousaud head of good cattle,
with uffic en- number OF good bulls Will
be told with this place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-19

New YORK, Nov. ls.-The took
holders OF he Mstn politan National
bank today 20 I'd or thai institution
10 go into vo ua.aIy liqu dalton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-19

For Maps, Tina Tables, RATES, oie., can en-
or address sny Q she r.eket Rsnta on
A. r. HUGHES,
iaas niger Agent, Houaibu, IexnlL
IS. W. $40 u1sLOU0H,
Gen. Pass te1ot Agent, Galveston, YetoE.
y. ID. LUi X.
-Ascnt, Fort Worth Teana,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-19
Connection IL made with all lines
leading 10 the North and West.
SUPERIOR,

Accommodation fast time. Pullman
Palace Hotel Cars run through ~.
Louis via bedaliA daily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-19
Kansas City

Union Depot, passengers for Kansas,
Colorado, New Mexico aud Gall
foTnia, connect with Express
trains for all lines.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
M'SWEENEY

The Irish American "suspect," has
spoken, and he don't like BLAINE-in-
deed he don't. Claiming, and proving
himself TO be an American citizen fro m
his own lips, it appears that he WAS al
lowed to languish in prison by P,LAINU
the American premier, simple because
he was of Irish descent. Free and nm
shackled, he now lohthes che power that
could have given hirI his freedom. as
he does the very British bolts and bars
that held him in bondage. He alleges
that after the @oundng OF GARFIELD
opportunity aftcr opportunity was giyon
tho Plumed Knight who was then the
ruling power to vindicate his right. and
that each and evory importantly was
insultingly rejected, that called for even
a hearing OF his case.
Our Irish brethren are sensitive as To
their rights rs naturaized citizens
more so perhaps than those OF other
nationalities, and particularly indis-
posed to change their opinions after hay
ing once expressed them. But we would
modestly suggest that if they would
read what Mr.. MCSwEENEY il pro-
claiming about Mr.. BLAINE thoy will
Cor may conclude that tho great adj
mirer of GLADSTONE * not the most re-
liable friend OF an Irishman in Kilmain-
ham Jail. He has shown his willingness
to involve the country in war with all
the world about pile OF bird deposit
in the Pacific Coast, but turns with dis
gust upon son of Erin when Ameri-
canized and a victim OF British oppres
sion!
At the grand demonstration tho other
day in New York in behalf of CLryR-
LAND, McSwEENEr was prominent and
grasping MIR. CLEvELAND's hand ex.
claimed, 81 have como over from Ire
land to work for your election. When
BLAINE was in power languished in
British Jail. When BLAINE went ont OF
Office | went out OF prison."
No words from no other man ought to
so touchingly and pointedly appeal to
foreign, and especially Irish citizens i'm
this country rs those. In condensed
form they eloquoutly present long
story and great argument.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

ita Falls to have all the available force
OF rangers come TO Fort Worth at once
and this action is bitterly denounced by
all.
COPYRIGHT is said to be hurt froM the
fall he received, but not seriously. Nari-
Gus rumorA are current as to his move
ments; one to the effect that
he boarded the Santa Fe this morning
in disguise bound for Galveston to take
the steamer for New York, is believed
by many; others claim he went to the
Indian Territory, while some believe he
is still in the city.
ID. Schwartz IL Co., clothiers, were
closed by attachment to-day. Eleven
attachments are levied, three in favor of
inc City National bank for $4,3iI6S,
DOdridge 81 Davis, l,O75; w. NJ. Mayer,
$3.50; +. Morris, $4,l43; D. Smith,
i,l2T50; Schwartz & Ross, $0l0; 5. A.
Schwartz, 81 ,2j5Si; z. =. Feitler, Sll72,
L. NJ. Schwartz, $1,000. Assets valued
at $4,000
DobSons elegant barber shop on Hous.
ton street, closed to-day, owing to the
fact that no BARRIERS reported for duty,
having gone to other shops for work.
Dobsou has been financially embar-
russed for some time.
Judge Hood passed sentence on
seven criminals 10 day, terms ranging
nom two to five years, four having APP
pcaled their cases.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

The Galveston News says: "This is
atrying time for newspapers. Many of
them are appealing to their debtors for
money, while those who owe are unable
10 pay. Few papers are making ex-
penses," And yet these same news
papers are doing more to build up their
respective towns, counties and the state
than all other influences combined. II
may be the fault of publishers them
selves, who place small estimate uuoa
the value Of their advertising columns.
and accept prices far below the actual
worth and the benefit advertisers dc
rive from them. Advertisers often
want their notices inserted for a price
which would not pay for the white
paper they occupy in an entire edition,
and when publishers accept such prices
they commit u business indiscretion as
detrimental to their own interests and
success as 4 clothing merchant would,
were he to sell snit Of clothes for less
than actual cost and probably below
what the goods were worth before being
manufactured, in order to do business
Are not the publishers in measure the
cause Of the crying times" with them
selves?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
FROM WACO.
FARMER MILLS SON IN LAW,
Two More Arrests In the Thompson Muir
der Cause.-The Democrats win Not
Permit MIR. Jones to With
draw from tho Ticket.

WACO, oct. Oh Special. George W.
RingstaT, who ran away from Travis
county wither Farmer Mills daughter
Susan and brought her to this county,
was arrested late last night and Jailed,
The girl came with him and refused 10
20 home with her father. RingstaM saw
the peuitcntlary staring him i'm the face
If he persisted and so ne proposed to
marry the girl. Tho ceremony took
place i'm the Jail this morning and Ring.
slati was released. lie and his wife inn
mcdiately left town together and
Farmer Mills went back to Austin, a
very sorrOWFul man. He saws Ringstaif
viii desert the girl as soon as he tires Of
her.
Two additional arrests have been made
IN the Thompson murder case white
men-one named Nash and the othor
Garthorn. The bullet extracted from
Ihompsou's body, fit the empty cham
her OF "a pistol found on Nash. Both
mon were with Carthon Saturday
night and disappeared Immediately AZ
Ter his death. They were trying to leave
lhc country when arrested. Three mon
are now under arrest, in connection
with this murder.
me Democratic executive committee
met to-day and read Hon, r.. A. Jnne.,
letter, Withdrawing from the field NJ
Democratic nominee for the lower houss
OF tho Legislature. They declined TO no.
cede to the withdrawal, and Col. Jones
consents to remain on the ticket.
Charlotte Thompson closed her en-.
cero tonight.
Cotton receipts to date, 1908 bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
THE SUN ONLY SHINES EoR DANA

Il
1t is an impudent and unrouuded
boast IN these days Of fierce cnmpai-n-
ing that the "Sun shines for ALL This,
of course, refers exclusively 10 the New
York Sun. That ancient aud universal
orb up in the heavens still dispcnscs its
iavors toward the just and the unjust,
but its New York journalistic name
sake, formerly shining 80 bright i'm Tho
political and nows spheres Of this conn
try IS now laboring under an oclipse.
Its coarse, cruel, brutal and personal
warfare upon Coy, CLEVELAND and
directly in the interest OF the man about
whom 1t has said severer things than
any Journal in America, Is beginning TO
disgust every decent Democrat i'm Amer
lea and Impress them with the convic-
ton that instead OF It's bclnga shining
sun which MIR. DANA Is manipulating.
1t isa miserable tallow dip.
Perhaps il would have been polite
II not wise thing for Mn. CLrvELASp
to have appointed Mr.. DAEAsson on his
stall whom appealed to in that direction.
Even such journalist as Mn. DAvA
enjoys seeing his "hopofuls" in Offices
that pay VOL and by bowling to the Sun.
CLEVELAND could have clinched dana,
40 TO speak.
Ito preferred to do otherwise. lie
paid no attention to tho Sun. lie lot
MIR pANNs dude son 20, and no appoin.
ted man whom he thought better fit
ted for the position. Then the seven
vialH of DANA's wrath were poure1
out.
How do'picable and disgusting 10 500
such a man as DANA turning apains,
decency and administrative reform and
attempting with oil his power to Mcxi.
canize tho government, simply because
his son did not obtain dudish sinecprp
under CLEVELAND!
Commenting on the returns from Ohio
recently, and comparing GREELEY and
CLEVELAND, the sun remarks: "Ye,
in one most important respect the dir
ference Ia enormous between these two
candidates, both imposed upon the Dom.
ocracy by revolving Republican fac
lions. HORACE GR,ELEY was man of
vast Intelligence ana knowledge. of
snotless personal character and noble.
unselhsh motives. GRovER CLIvlLANp
is man tatiooed with shame, base and
degraded In his personal relations, liv
ing only for himself and his own selfish
and egotistio ends, profoundly iapor-
ant and of barren, commonplace mind -"
No basor Islander, no coarser attn X.
no fouler or dirtier wrong wax ever per.
potrated by daily newspaper than this
style OF warfare by the sun against
CLEVELAND
Tho now contemplate sheet ought 10
be boyco;tcd by every decent Democrat
IN tho hndl
This campaign has at least resulted in
two good things TO the Democracy; In
the first place It has gotten rid as a par,p
OF those Democrats In tho east OF a for.
eign or other persuasion who are "Dom.
ocTats for revenue only" In tho second
place the party has been freed from tho
incubus ofthe Now York Sunl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

FoRT woRrH, Oct 2o.-lDslayod sp,-
eial.l-Shorin Richmond, OF Bervnliuo
county, New Mexico, and Cant. schmitt
of tho rangers, wont TO Austin MI
morning TO see Gov. Ireland about Mae,
,ntire's case. Doe Lewis, of Wlrbita
Falls, one. of the prisoners mwvers' an,i
several rlopds also went down In Mac
lntlre's interest; Last night whom he
crowd went 70 the jail Cant. Schmi ~
said he would not take NacIntirc a.u ,,'.'
SO g, about 4o'olock this morning some,
IhinR like QUOT was restored. s
AT O'Clock this afternoon the nrisorar
was brought into tho disiria, 'S s.,s.
room, TO have hearing ON tho wris
OF hapeas corpus. Tho state and dofense
asrnpou 20 eohtinuance, the requisition
Austin by Richmond. The case was go,
hearing on tho sd instant. Tho Top,
=, " URN i,, q Dsnset Train tonight brought
Wichita Falls. ''o i'ol'
Gov. Ireland has ielegraphod 10 wleh.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

LANCASTER, oct. 2O.-ICorrespond-
ence.l -Cotton picking in this section
has about closed. About 1000 bales
have been ginned here to this date.
The free school begins noxt Mon lay
for term ofsiX or seven months.
Miss Graves, an accomplished teacher
Of Calvert, Texas, takes charge Of an in.
teresting class in instrumental music.
DIR. Hayden preached yesterday ut the
Baptist church one of his incomparably
line sermons. The church has
called Rev. j. II. Eldor "a pastor.
The Presbyterian church will begin a
protracted meeting here the second sun
day In November.
Rev. q. w, owen has closed his con.
ference year at this place and leaves for
waco soon. Conference has been
strongly potitiOned for his return to this
field.
A lady phrenologist has mapped out a
career of usefulness for quito Il number
of our people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

TYLER, oct. 2l.-lSpecial. f. Supreme
court affirmed; International d Great
Northern railway Va. Dawson ct AL,
from smith; International S Great
Northern railway va. Smith, from
smith; international e Great Northern
railway Va. llasSoll, from Anderson.
Smyth VS.. Lumpkius, from Anderson;
lnmpkins vs.. Smyth, from Anderson
Thorpe ct al, vs.. Schmidt & Xciglcr,
from Anderson; Smith, Murphy & Peak
vs. ticld, from Dallas; stewart at al. VS..
houston " Texas Central railway, from
TrNys'n' reversed and remanded; ID.
hpls'oln ct nj w. Holms at al., from La
mar, referred to commissioner M nm.
pealS; Kennedy VI. Jarvis al nl.. from
Webb. '' '''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

-
ooH'ioANA' Tex As, oct. q. Especial ]
"A general tr' al OF the water works
WIN po give" IN fow days by the COM
p'lS "''o N honor OF the event Of Cor
s gaia having water supply, a grand
10 - d9y s,Proposod, all business houses
,I, po closer and every one participate in
p siou and festivities Of the ocGa-
NJ ~ conclusion Las at last been arrived
ny our council, the fire engine being
accepted and the necessary vouchers
Ior ilS paym ent issued, although after
cons dera9l = tribnation between the
mayor ah'I councilmen.
war d meeting will b0 held in the
nlse W'.rd Thursday evening, to nomi.
Ilate IN alderman to fiji the place now
IVY pied by h. Ii. Allen.
lotion continues to come in steadily,
'.eceiptS TO date amounting 10
5000 bales. This is considered
more than half the amount that win be
received at this point.
| The norlher struck us this evening
and was most welcome as the weather
has been very hot and sullry for the
! past week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
WESLEY CHAPEL.
Cotton Corn and Small Grain Crops-The
Coming Election.

Coming Election.
WESLEY CHAPEL, oct. T.-lCorres-
pondonce - Notwithstanding the dry
weather, our cotton crop has been fair,
and Uhl's cotton gin has been pushed to
It's full capacity. Our section will prob-
ably yield one-third Of a crop this sea
son. Corn crop il fair. Some of our
farmers are holding their grain in an
uclpation of bettor prices.
Tho approaching election is creating
q great deal of interest.
Billy Smith, our popular sheriff has
many strong supporters here, and will
receive II solid vote at this box. His
irlends are melted to active work, as il
ia learned that in some portions of ina
county efforts ara being made to defeat
NM our people appreciate merit and
worth, and want him reelected.
inc Democratic state ticket, and Hill
Tor county clerk, will also receive a solid
vote.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
FROM TERRELL.
Stolen HorGe Recovered, but the Thiel
at Large--Small Fire-Personals. Ftc.

- '''i'h AaNIhC uncovered but the Thief
at Large-Small Firo-Porsonals, Etc.
TERRELL, oct. A.-,SpecialI -Yester-
daV in answer to a telegram the city
marshal made search for y. G. MayGeldis
mare that had been stolen at Plano. lie
found her nj WadjiUg'a wagon-varJ.
Mr.. Shlp,oY, who isconuected with the
yard, had bought her that morning
rom one Wilson for SO. Wilson Ieff
aud was last heard urat dark vpsierdnr,
~ Kaufman Officers from there arc in
pursuit. '''
Last night about II o'clock tho fire holl
gave the alarm, and Mr.. Az Laroe's
house, situated uue-half mllu south of
town, was seen TO be ON fire. Mr.. Laroo
recently purchased it,and had expended
$5Ol ON 1t preparatory to occupying IL.
no had small insurance ON ID, but il was
insured rs a tenant house aud unoccu-
pied, and he cannot collect his iusur.
unCC. ''"'
Mr.. Y. \. Edgell, route agent for the
tHclltc express company, has been i'm
tne city since yesterday looking after
the compauy's business.
Miss Marcia Racquet left this noon IN
VISIT friends in Dallas and see Fred
Mr. Mayhold les hero after his horse.
and will pay Marshal Gordon IS for nix
recovery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
BUSINESS BRIEFS.
Dor NELL, LAWSON & SIMPSON,.
Wall Street Bears Checked baltimore j.
Ohio Worsted In the Express War
A Big Cotton Cargo-Tho
Railroad Situation, Ste.
Moro nnItlmore & ono filtration.


BALTIMORE, oct, 2l.-The Phlladel-
phia, Wilmington 4 Baltimore railroad
company filed their answer TODAY IN
the circuit court to the bin
of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad com-
pany1 upon Which an Injunction was
G,"u'eu py JJdgo Fisher on October
W. restraining the Philadelphia,
w. " Jiliu'Igton x Baltimore road
i ro.s ~, re, refusing ,.o., To- o,,, carry
Philadelphia, and into New
York. Tho Philadelphia, vii
mingt0n e Baltimore company
takes an appeal from the injunction to
the court Of appeals and gives an idem-
niiyiug bOnd for $250OOO. Accompan-
ing the order Is an affidavit
by Geo. T.. wilkins, general
agent of tho Philadelphia, Wilmington
Baltimorethat the appeal is not taken
delay. This action suspends the in
junction until the final determination by
tho court Of appeals. The answer of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington 4 Baltim re
company, after admitting that tho Balti-
more ~ Ohio has established line OF
express business and sleeping cars
between New York and Baltimore, de-
MES that the business of common car
rier by arailroad, requires that roads
making connection with each other
should give and receive their cars so
that continuous line between diff
ierent and distant points NAV
DO made and maintained, and that
passengers and goods may no carried
from the point OF shipment to their dcs-
tination without change Of cars, and
however desirable said mr.
rangement may be- respondent
says that without mentioning
less important centcls oftrada IL isweil
known that vt New York and Boston
there are no such connections or ar
rangemonts between railroads.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
The uou,,.n Po,,

housroN, Oct. 81. - Especial. l-Eor
some reason, the trade by which the
l'nst was to be transferred TO Co,l. and
~ lloepic, was declared on TO-DAY a,d
we paper suspended publication. Tbs
dlrect0rs, however, retain tho franchiso
ana declare their determination Ia 70
spme a. soon M the internal dliierence.
cAn oo arranged. There win DO no Pos,