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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09
REMOVAL or rnE posroFrICr.

The posroifice goes to tie Pri1t building
corner Il n and Sycamore streets. Postmnt-
ter GARRISON having received preemptorJ
orders from Washington yesterday 10 va
cate the present building At once, last night
the force under the direction OF Assistant
Rhodebsmel were busy Masking prepare
tions for the move, and by tonight the
business OF Uuole Sam In that direction will
be done from the new quarters. There viii
present Office, and parties who had not
received their mail Saturday night
will have to wait until Monday morning
when, II is expected the fixtures will De III
place In the rev Office, at lea,t sufllcisn ly
so for tho transaction of business. Every
person 10 warned against going into the old
Office. AZ the work necessary in tearing
down the outfit will have 3 tendency &c
shake the rickoty old shell.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09
Cnplt,l Pnnl.hnent in Europe

Those amisble people who think that
crimes OF violence would come TO an end II
we abolished capital punishment, can
hardly foftify themselves by appealing 10
some OF the countries Of southern Europe.
Yesterday we printed a letter from we'll
,nforue ed correspondent, who showed how
the increase Of crime in the French Medi-
terrsnesu, is directly traceable TO the
policy OF 81. Grsvy, in persistently COM
mutin2 the sentences OF French murderers.
In Switzerland it Is known that the growing
mum Der OF murders and assaults has caused
q strong reaction In favor OF capital pun
shmeut. 1t is the same in Italy. Acts OF
brgandage aud murder occur within a fe
miles OF toe largest towns and in the quiet
est md most prosperous parts OF the coun-
try; ard, SAYS the Roman correspondent al
one OF the morning papers until the Ital-
ians can perceive that the abolition OF cap
ital punishment 10 mercifui TO III, Grim
inal classes at the certain expense OF their
victims" such crimes will continue. UNI
also "messieurs lee aesessins commence
IL seems very doubtful whether the sboli-
iionists will be able 70 get much com for,
rom the example offore'gn nations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

NJ. Lar,igue. q well.know8 Ffeach en-
gineer, has devised a method OF transport
log goods In wild countries by means OF q
single rail. II VS. devised 10 transport a fl,
plant used in psper-making, from the in.
terror Of Algeria 20 the cosst towns. but l.
IA applicable to all open countries Tree o
fencfs. The rail IL Of iron. and 10 sup
ported on two iron legs, which can b.
readily stuck in the ground by
4 workman. The height OF M,
rail Is tsfr ZONE inches above the ground.
and each length Of toe rail -eigbs thirty.
three pou,cs while the supports for Il
weigh ;hifts-one pounds. A rair Of iron
painters re hung OVER the "a ], ard run or
{ by tro wheels, fixed on soluble st4s'
par. csrryinR the psnniers. The centre 81
gravity ~ tie load is blow the rail. and
here IL thus no danger OF capgze. a
camel can draw sixty ysnnlers l0sdcd with
alta ,iong rncb rel. TIE 'aivsy is
chssrlg built, Is no preparation OF thu
around IL Dscesssry; aud six men can lny
t.o sd half n-sE O. AIs PEI Gay.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09
CONDENSED TELEGHAHs.

Batting on the bost race between tb,
English oarsman George Bubear ana Wal
see Ross, of Now Brunswick, yssterd sy
vas five TO four in isvo, OF Ross. The odd
had bean In favor OF Bubesr.
0,man Digna 10 preaching holy war.
The Nord, the Russian organ. Gays now
Il the time TO test the disarmament oil
Europe. The same paper denies Rnsaia's
complicl'y Ia tho tripIls alliance.
George Best, young mar led man o
Cincinnati, was arrested yesterday for usinl
ma malta TO circulate obscene literature
and in default OF bail jailed.
a special flom Fresnillo, state OF Zacate-
| cas-. Mexico, says the final spike IN the
Mexican Cor trail railway was driven TO-
lay in the presence OF distinguished ss
| ,cmblsgc. Tnere is nov an uukroken rail
road from the City OF Hexico 10 the RiC
G -andu.
The directors OF the Missouri Sportsman'l
,s'ocintiou wall hold state tournament Of
0 dsys at Kansas CITY. eginning the 10Th O
Nay. Contests, wiLC two exceptions, are
pen 10 tho world. The annual conven.
ion occurs on the evening OF the 20ih o
May.
Continuous rsins IN California arc rsn-
ering the situation alarming. Tho south
'rn country 10 flooded. Railway oommUni
ion is interrupted
Tho management OF tho world,
'air announce exhibits will be re.
cfivei the 1st OF August, Applications ior
pace have been received during tbs past
week from Eugland, Rassia, Ger
ada ysnssne:s' Gustsnsla, and
Honduras. Tbs contract for rash and shy
light for the nslQ building has bsen award
I'd ts Schmiit & Redersou, OF Milwaukee;
the glazing is TO be done by party from
81. LouH.
A Jo,sph (Loui,iaus) special ssys: Heavy
alma Friday night have swollsn the river
ire inches. Back'wstsr 10 rising
eight inchss In tuenty-'orr hour
and beginning TO overflow the low Land,
back Of Is. Joseph. The belief 10 general
th't We will soon have general destructive
overflow.
A fire a. Findlny, Ohio, destroyed 500
The strike Of tho amsgsu ated union mall
ers Al Oakland, California, 10 over.
The nassrs. Redmond errived at Queens-
town yssi erdsy. Michael Dsvitt welcomed
hem 10 al address.
Foot race, 102 yards, between Skates
Graham end w. II. Hough for $500 q side
At Piitsburg yesterday, was won by Hough
by four feet.
Prominent labor lesderB organized ma
Pi, t last night by eisciing the
flowing officers: President, L. @. Rankin
wee president ID. Il. Sturgeon, NJ. D.; sec
reiary, M. III. Smith; treasurer, John ia
nett. The object is to secure bones Tor
gorkingmen and establish more harmo'
nious relationship between labor and csp'
/ i.
eth. murder OF Coiono, Sudeklin has &c
noio ighly frightened the Russian masses
that il is d fiicult TO obtain candidst 8
" police general. Gersscr has received the
fifteenth Litter threatening him with death
Ie, hlwever, moves about atlelded by
ily single officer.
Hong Kong advces state that Admiral
IT, spes a, sumed command OF the Ere nch
de in Tongue.
General Grant is NJ Fortress Monroe.
Tho cigar manufacturers OF CiScinnati
lrsateu lockout on Monday, owing to
lie, z cement between the men.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09
REMOVAL.

The Dallas N,.iorsl Bank moved yester'
day to it, new quarters, on the corner oil
Main aud Murphy streets, where the kej =
stone Real Estate association has prepared
for its occupancy the most elegant suite Of
offices In the south. ghe present removal
Is bu. fitting sequel to the extraordinary
success achieved by the new bank during
the fret six months Of is existence. and the
large volume of its transactions long ago
demanded more spacious and commodious
rooms. The MANAGEMENT Of The Dallas
National Bank e. ends cordial deviation
to It's friends and the pabiic generally to
call and examine It's new quarters in the old
M.rgRlis building.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

a. arket closed quiet. The net chang Q
in prices eiOcks Tonight compared with
at Saturday, nights vas iuaignihoant,
Out OF thirty Oi The moHt active stocks dut
,ng the week htsen sre lover aud fifteen
higher than aeeer sgo, The most impof-
AIT changes were la Chicago. Bur-
linFton a q unoy is higher Long Island.
"a hirher; Texas " Peolne, I .
lisner; eni Clfyolant, Columbus, Cinoir
natl & indianapolis, 2l-2 higher. AL
,ihpr advances we're less Than porsel
lHukswauna, "a; Wabash prsirrred, l 2.
,nn Ofruuu Navigation, per cent
TIC Now York Central & Hudson River
cod y dcc'and the usua! quarterly d.Vl-
tend 0i PER cont, payable April 10
Che bcoks vii DO closed from April 10Th
.o 2lst.
Withdrawals Of dunh'e oAgles from The
tuh-iTensury to-day, 10000,
Sales of a. chs for the wu'F. ,b1a coz
.hares. TraneHo'ion sio.day, eco sn ares
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WHpubiIsh this morning lengthy poem
entitled, THE New Dawn" by DAVID r
DAVIS, whs claims to be IAN entirely new
factor in the developing process Of modern
civilization" He pays he "goas upsn tho
bsttls.plain Of though! to cas! the pebble
which shsll slay the Gohshs OF Tho msteri
alism Of bigotry." He further ssys "the
electric fires will sonn begin in rigor TO
consume the dusty oobwebs OF
.priestly superstition" Tho poem
comes 80 us with an order for publication
The sentiments, like the composition. are
OF the author's own responsibility. He IL,
he says, graduate OF Dartmouth College,
in the class of 1862. He WAS president OF
the republican state convention that nomi-
nat. Il. ]. DAVIS for governor of Texas.
He wa, the county judge OF McLeunas
county, and also clerk OF the district and
county courts of said county. He had
eeivsd rs Unilei States com missioner IN
ner appointment by Judge Duval
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yolding oil oratorioal effort, wins by tho
very simplicity ~ his style, though he
"a apt In quotation and la illustration
'oplous, PIesoh ny without manuscript, he
peaks directly syou aud you always lis
ten, HIS hItt audience hero vass hsnd
nj; his last almost houttfui, and every
lne itlt lined up.
70 you all this hsotue thefe are not
es Who prophecy Tor ihe young gentleman
tbflliant career az . preacher ana rich
,arTes' ot golden HhUsves VA the hores ter
NJ. Rushing ia nov in Colorado CITY, vuul
tate, where he was commissioned hcinr
'hhncs tent him here for senqon; aud Won
ira bound "a hear nom him, unless false
prophets are predicting.
Doe 0f the largest excursions ever hroufsI
0uth affiyod atths Uuiln dopot yeii,ria!
~ Tho wav ~ the Iron Mountain railway,
some 91D capt lists looking Tor invsitmeui'
ana land AMI timber men tor locations
Moro anon. ARtL,
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That Rate Cut.

CHcAao, March 3 Regarding the alleged
break ea,t hound freight rates
While there has been no
pen cut there seems every reason % believe
that large contracts have boon msdo here
20 dsy on baois OF 10 per cent. on grain
20 New YORK. and this fact has boon telS-
irauhod 10 other points by certain shippers
rom this CITY. From tho same source the
declaration is freely made that Accent
rats has been made iron 81 Loula on very
large cons gnments Of corn from that city g.
Baltm1fe. IL sppfars 20 De confidently be-
ieyed thst Commissioner Fink will oruer
,n open rata OF 10 CENTS from This city 10
New York in season tor the opening OF bus
ness Monday.
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Marine.

GALVESTON, March s.--Arriv,d steam
ship uiiy OF Norfolk, lndianolA; Schooner
Marcos. New York; City Of Norfolk, Nor
gan CITY; Bernard Hall. Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS. March S.--ClsHred. Siesm'
ships AlAya Liverpool; Algiors; New York
CITY OF Mexico; Vera Cruz; AlcesteTi
Harve; Lucy p. Miller; Belize; Banks Fer
feri; Mslsgs; Monte; san Angeles; Genoa.
Arrived; Steamships Excelsior; New Or.
loans. Now York.
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ImnnrtnniIn ,ln- q scrl,rr..

ST.. Louis, March S--H @. Tcwntend
general passenger agent oi the Gould
southwestern system, received u telegram
10 dsy from I. "A. Goodman, general pas
sengtr agent OF the Southern
Pacific, eating that during the
trouble on the Colorado division oil
mat road from wAshouls they Will take care
~ all passengers given their line ~ III Paso
aud aend them through to San Francisco
promptly by the Los Angeles opd WI
mington line, steamships having been pro
yldtd from tho latter riace Tor that purpose
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

MINIATURE. March s--While skat! Z
On ito lake OF Racine, Alex Iones, IA yeb :
OF age, disappeared through IA air hoe,
and his companions who rushed
TO his assistance saw him through
tho clear ice twenty feet
from the hole, where he was swept by The
under current and tried TO break through
With their skates, while he bumped with
his head. but they could not break tho ice
and he drowned al they gezsd on hin.
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Tho Foot nnd Mouth Disease.

OsAGR, KAs., March Sine cattle
men OF this county e. a meet
mg here tonight adopted q
resolution requettiug the governor 10
action regarding .the msuth
aud hOof disease now siil1ting the
atlle IN somS locAlitiea OF tho state;
also providing for "a mass meeting ofstook'
nsn'to 70 hsii here next Saturday 20 perfect
borough county organization. No cases
VI disease have occurred IN this country
yet, aud oattlemen propose 10 prevent ~
intrOduutiOn,
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Uudeliyersd tslsrrams ut the Western
Union telegraph office. Parties can get
tlcm by calling from $50 to 1890 =. m. and
rom $50 60 s.30p m: Hundley & Smith,
l.. Il. SMITH, Wior Plow COMPANY (2)
Hughes Bros b Co., a. Il. Taber (2l. De
Stoffsno Bros. (2). G. digaii, Mr.. Kerr, X.
LawTouca Chiitenden, l.. 5 Garrison, u, Nj;
Oiburn e Co.. VIM. IL. sial!ings. J. E.m.
nm e On
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oAsked
q sernmeu.s stesdy.
Riigsv qn'et
mix n etc Al y,
re s,ock m ket was dali agein. To
re.nlt of the d.t's trading va, t. cave
focks vsry az l. oh .nged rom isst nigh q
pric.s. OF shuty rffhs IN ,st active siocss-
-evanteen we're ifeo ion 10 xtr, eieven -
..-c.isn higher ard i've ucch-cSta. IT,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

LEAF year theater parties are common in
Philadelphia. Young ladies buy the tick.
cts and between the acts 10 out and eat this
cloves, leaving gentlemen inside to talk
about new bonnets.
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ALL parties having rooms to spare for the
stock men, our guests, during the coming
sack, will BIO coed enough to notify the
combnittee at the OPERA house ct the earllesi
incident MAny,mOro rooms are ye. need
ilsd. ind ali are onfpsstly solicited to aid in
contributions in this important matter.
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CHICAGO, March s.-Tho Consolidated
Pepper company, manufacturing course
Wrapping paper, has made sn assignment.
Lis b!ltios. s9T 600; se6eis, Sl25 600. Tue
iocouuis OF s25 600 and wrapping paper
stock valued o. $4,000.
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rypr.soUr ASDoN WHEELS.

The marquerade party ~ the ssatint
rink st Armory hall wss well attended lss'
evening snd large number present were
in costumes, representing, rs IL were, VA
rious characters on vheela. There were
presen. number Of excellent skaters and
the affair Was pleasing and IN Macy par
Uioulsrs arausiug.
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.AkRQuNoEMGNTs,

e.ANNTuNCEMtN '9'
WR Ans AUTOGRAPH 10 AEsou' q
a. a eardiuttsi the o1lea ~ Alderman ron
ihe Scout .slt -..-..
TITO .HE,All VI A. h .snt., NnMRtl
BRowN il M oa1l.ds fof A dermanuf w. ..mo
WI AgE Authorized 40 ANNot SCI
w Y "a. CotkNt Ll rs u candidate for A.
dcrman frOn ihr fl Al Nsfd
MKAHE .turuokMtp no ANNouNCt
dom nS ilo1 I" h W. min " ri.
ukARg AZ ruO slls. 30 AENorNcL J
W h CAGrtE asa,4.r data fur Alderman
In The si,ih Vad
aJt A. ACtHubIkaU 10 ANNOUNCE
w ur. a. NEH-uM an . candidate iui
Aldcrnar NJ Fourth ward Election goa
Tuasday ln Arm
IHKREBY ANNurNtf MYsELt ~ ANah'
Il dldAs ~ Adcrm tu ~ tho fiAh WAR;
EieOhon. 2ud T1-'dAr tn Apfl ". VAT
NM AR REQUESTED 10 ASNQuNoe u,
w n. pONrar 'lf Allrgu au 4 NE "rohN
wsri Election sai Tuc.day in ANN.
Akfk ne .UllluhILrp 40 ANNut rtL
W NJ. AiaNtfn lotbM % c'nliaM' L1l
rec ech. ''r Ait,rneu 60 repfc'.n iae IouI'h
Wafd. Election ilN ln' oa' iI Anil --
VATE ARE a. ruhiLtp ~ ANHoUNC "
w NJ q nOatL Hs candidate igT r.
oicfuun tC the pIcs yi cry Assr tor hul WI
iccioT tl,ntu, 'nh q sdh. IN ril
VAL AHE 4. thuhlIlD ~ .nNNvu T.
w ltualurof CHUur J q WILLIAMSON
asArau,i .us n thc ,uoe Of Ale,Tman from
the III ~ " nd ..-
Ix-F ARE 40 HORNED TO AMMO UHCk
w r. G. SMtfU na q candidate for Alderman
ofthc !. ur.h War. El,CdDn, 2ud tuesday In
April
yIJg ARE ADiHORlZEs A RtQCES1Eu
w ioa.nnuucn Mr. g. ARNOLD as cam
did tte foF ID. elp ton b. the sfics of Clty Mar
ahAl flecu-u. 2ud TUESDAY In Aprll.
tlrG ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w T. j -HrEUAS a. an independent can
IN April
ufR AXE AUTH kfkEp TO ANNOUNCE "
w l.. VAUGHAN nsRctudlda'g Tor Ciiy AZ
ssstor IA Collector. Election, 2ud Tuesday !.
AIil. - ------,-..-y.-.
NETEAEE AUIut ktLIu ~ hNhOuhCt
w tNerainc Of Captain W. 4 MORTON a.
lard date f.r City M-rshal. Electlon,2 gd Tues
day in A ri
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Mr.. HAMILTON, BARsUN's historian, says
Jumbo has grown four inches since he went
into winter quarters. Mr.. HANrL foN
should be solicited to twang the republican
campaign Tyre.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

LrEr1rSAsr WILLIAM n. EcHurrzr ID
"dcne In wood" by the Pcst-Dispstch
This IL more terrible than any Of bis Sibe-
r3au experirrccs.
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---- 70 Q - --
DURING the cattle convention in this city
the coming week The HERALD will publish
fall, accurste and detsiier accounts OF al
done by ihst important body. Many of The
oueslions to be discussed sre'of deep aIgnif'
canoe, ard arc oxaoting in their effects, and
the country looks to the work with great
Interest. A full account OF this ball, ban
quet. etc., will also DO given. Parties wish
ing extra copies will please leave orders al
lhe counting room.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

TuE new constitution of Montana for
bida any legislator or state official re-
oeiv:ng railroad pass. Bat u DOESN'T lis
sisters and his cousins and his aunts.
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Mrs.. Leo .s's ersmm Ar is said to be FAULT
-, ana a rs sHzsxAS Is ssid 10 Re per
1 lDct Los sss. What kdmirs BE antiiypes Of
YAnoo JACK snd sIrfsr JoHs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

JOHNNY WrsE's kitchen chimney Is now
. pillar OF desolstion by day and pillar OF
desertion by night.
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PnorpsoR II usrsE Indignantly disclsIins
che snt or.nip OF the BREAD Winners
end HATS 'hs suthor is q woman, but ox-
presses TO deslre 10 hun her.
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WHATS Ia Manner The blacklist repub-
lican ia the house answers roll-cali as
WHITE.
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Ben LINCOLN is tue republican MosEs.
Bon IsGEnsoLL Will find him in the bull
rushes. This mby be another Mistake Of
Mosrs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

BUsrSKss circles in Mexico greatly regret
the retirement of PuzsTr T Musrz from the
cabinet Gs minister TO France. lie Is Us
man.
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DAVID DUDLEY FIELD always hands in q
dissenting opinion. Those other judges
must DO the pig-heatess fellows in the
world.
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An exchange explains how LorTA be-
gan" but it would take Little Detective
TO aseer,sia " hen she means TO let up.
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THrl.ts MATT CARPssTEn once remarked
20 . clergyma that ''purgatory was smp-
lya mo.icn for new trial" Thought 1t
vas . change OF venue.
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PKrEoLEuM V. NAsRr has turned prohi-
bitionis'. Probably some bar-keeper has
~'prohibited Mr.. NAsDY.
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THE man with the old ticket In his hand
vii be passed into the White House next
March and no questions asked.
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filthy OF 81. Louis is not a dark horse,
although occasionally mentioned In con-
neclion with Future Great mayorslty.
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AHSA DICKINSON Is about to lecture on
WxHpxLL PHILLIPS. This useless persecu-
tiou OF the dead 10 uncalled-for.
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MrNIsTEn sARGEsr may not be much Of q
diploma, bat mis- staying qualities are I'M
surpassed.
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- 1MB. JAY G)ULD has sailed for Florida. If
- FLORIDA T. short she should commence ~
once TO cover.
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GENERAL GRAHAx's instructions are; BE
sure you're right, then go ahead" Well,
II he can't write he can telegraph.
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PRINCE NAPOLEON has decided to post
pone indefinitely the tour OF PsrScE VIC
ros. One horror less for 1884.
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.JoHs 1loscn ia the bette noir az our ner-
chant marine.
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A ROLLING ball gathers considerable met1
ifthe short-stop is asleep.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

THEY row soy that BLAIsR's book dossn'i
eIist-not even on paper.
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THE cam psign Gabriel il over due.
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Thus offering customers chance to lay in sup
ply Of Shoes considerably reduced prices This chance
should be taken advantage Of the sale will only last few
days. and Shoes will go prices that heard of
before in the history of our Queen City.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

We are about to increase the size of our store
Ibv adding another % feet to our front on ELM
street Our SHOE DEPARTMENT. which has
grown particularly in the publc's favor, will I'M
ldergo some marked changes to the size OF room,
shelving and to general appearance the altera,
ltons will be an Improvement to store, as we'll
las to Elm and Main streets
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SUNDAY, MARCH ., 1884.
LIMITATIONS.

orihe Western Gull state': slightly colder
cloudy; rslny woa,he local storms variable
winis, mo.t'y castor ,, diminishing In pressure
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Money, Stocks and Bonds.

NEW foRK, March s. Money, IL to 2;
crime mercantile paper, to s IL; s'erl,ns
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City 0fhcers.

Hsyor-Tbomss. ". Halliday.
Freasurer--Charles r. Nellie.
Clerk-Dennis. j, Foley. -
Counselor--Wm. B. Gilbert.
Msrshsl--L. Il. Meyers,
Attornev-William Hendricks.
Police Magistrate-A. Comings.
BoARD OF ALDERnIE,
first wsrd-Wm. Nc Hale, Harry Walker
second Ward Jesse HInkle, C. N. Hughes.
Third Wsrd-B. r. Blake, Egbert Smith.
Fourth wsrd-Charles o. Pstier, Adolph 6wo
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Firth Wsrd-Chss. Lancaster. Henry Stout.