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LEGAL.
NFEEfXfF o. TExAs TO TIE saKs
i0 ~ anv oona,a ble OF Dal ~ O,uuty greei

H7Ff6f1fF o. TExXs TO TIE sa1E-
III or any constable Of Dal - C,unty, greet.
ins: Yen arc b reby commanded, that BY
mskiuR publication Of this titsuou In some
noVepSper pubiahed In the county Of DabsA
- fouf suoa~sive y. ess. previons 70 the return
iSv hereof. yor . mmon y. OB'er, whose
fsSI6ence Il unsnow n 10 bs and eppear before the
sycf Daiisa, 81 the Cou t-heuse Thereof. In ihe
Sty a Dallcs on the 1T Monday inFcb,uary
neg, then ard there y answer 20 the reiii9n
Sf d Auitmap. q ca corpor ration. nlsd II
Ssid Court, or b. 22nd dav oi liecember. lSeS
sgHinst he ssid ". 8 o Der and .: X Sin'
mona end leeine Ia substance - follows To- wiz
YoF two certain rrnmissoiy notes Ia wriung
dated Nay 22nd ise2. ach for the sue q 70
and dus respectiv,iy: ON ,he ist day 81 No,em.
- A. d lS82 and let day Of November. lssS,
SoorlnR iutere.t rom dafe. at the RI ot 10 per
esnt pef aunum with 10 per cent. additional ~
- sStoYuey's . ~ collected BY legal procesA
sald note 6eiue nay ysblr st De- las Texa.. and 10
m order OF sWssr D Lem mon. said notes
vSrs on The 2s,h d,y Of octob. =, iss2 transfer.
On. for valuable cosst 'eration.. .rd Tor . ore.
eioeure Of len on ,he 10 loving dsscrioed pros
IN. to.Wik One - inch q ,snder new model
SsscystoY. wherefore plaiu'i6s pray. Judgment
~ deSt interest Q toruey's feea foreclosure
Xilon ard al cus ef .uit etc.
Herein fail rot hut hsv. you then and thers
MORO said cour thm writ, with your return
Sbereon, showing how you have executed she
VtI,ess, ". n HILL Clerk Of the County
H. Si-0'veu uudef nv hsud and the zeal Of
II rouy in shs cit, Of Dallas this tne u b day
r Sssusrv. A b. isM wv. q WILL
O5sss Ioaasy C,ux. Ds-l.s S~0Asv.
b Z. q. RUenAs. Depuvs
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CIVIL SERVICE sLUsu.

WAsuIsarlK Fe0. 70 9-[Prete. Tho fol
loving ~ -sssgs wss sent tn congress today
To the sensts and House OF R preventative;
Iu cont lance wun the sat oI o1ngress,
approved jsnnsr, istn, 1885. sntnlsd "sn
aci to regulate and improve the civil ser.
viss Of the United States," the civil service
com mi ssion has made TO the prsiident its
fist annual report. The report Ia here
with transmitted, tegethsr with comma.
nioati IN from the heads Of the several ex.
ecutive departments OF the govern cisnt re.
specting the working OF the law
sc1ing. Upon The good results which
bat lau has sl,eady accomplished oon-
grs,ulsts congress aud the people. snd
avow my conviction that Il will hsncsforth
prove It'll more sign,l osAsht 70 tie pub
iis services. heartily commend the seal
and fuehty OF the con uiseiouess aud their
sugaes,isps for further l,eisIs,ios, and I
ad viss making such appropriation % mall
be adequate for their neess.
rJ,sn.dl CHnfss a. AnrHun.
The report makes sistytevsn Il ,.cly
printed pasts. 1t ststes that the several
rssults wbioh sppse, TO be tho more de-
rect obj,c,s OF the Law aud
civil service. rules - understood
by the commission, are: First,
that ofacial authority and fnhnence must
no longer bs used To impair the freedom OF
citxsns Second, sxt,rtion frDn tnoss In
the public service, whsther under the form
OF poiit cal ass,ssmsnts Or Otherwise for
the purpose Of paying expenses OF parties
or candidates, mus, come to an end. Third,
ulsoious for executive service on tas bssis
Of official favor and partisan inAutnce must
be Suppressed by requ'riRg sxsminstions
ann other adequate tests Of character and
capscity 90 a condition OF sntorisg the
service Rssrih, the true responsibility
and Independence OF the legislative
and the executive departments
uuder the consultation must be
restored and preserved upon the subject Of
pol,iiosi assessments. The report ssys
there have bs<n several violations OF the
las, but ,rifiog sums we're secured and
the Illegal practice oeassd upon. public at
tsntion beng oslled 70 IT, TIE amount
collected from Federal officers sirce the &C,
vent into e6sot 10 not more Than ons.balf
or one quarter a much - formerly. The
evils st tue ssssssment sys,sm srs sst forth
o. great length and Abe bone
its derived fton competitive sx-
amlnaiiops ere fully dssmised
Toe aifaouliy asssndins ths sisssInsaticn
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WAsHIEoroH, Feb 29.-[Speclol. l--Apro.
pos Of the Gernan embargo placed on the
American hog, the following figures just
oonp plsd by Chist Nimmo. Of the bureau
OF statistics. arc interesting. sAmerics ex-
ported for year endiog Juno s0.h, 1888,
S70, ,968 26s in hog produces. Cheap freiehts
aid tho industry by enabling It to get a
foreign outlet. The banisbr.ent Of hog
products from France and Germany and
the refusal OF those countries TO
sllow theie products 10 pass
through their limits 10 o stupsndous
menscs to. tas trade in America which h sc
isa ion petus ffon the foreign demand. kr.
N,mmo saws triohinae existed Ia Aarope
before &, did ia the Uaitsd Ststsi. The
figures are also given 10 show that the In
ports In return for'the hog product srs d.
pendent for their existence as . healthy
feature Of trade on ths uaiutsrfupt,d 1
no,k trade nov 30 odauasrouslyt Threatened.
The exchange of artiolss Of trade is sst forth
In figures In wsy to excite aravsH sppre-
hsnAiou,
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kisoeiis.sous Foreign News.
THE YgtNCuI.E BlII.

LospoH, Feb 99.-ln prop ling the bilr
| for the extension OF franchise. ID the house
| OF comm ons. Gl sdstpne sad that /, intro
| duce separate franchise I'll, for En,ispd.
| Ireland and Scoll,nd, olth the pros pect al
| carry inc the Englieh and Srocn bills and
leev ing the ITish Dill to take its chances.
| would bs ltossther i'm rscticable. Argu-
mepts In favor OF uuif1rm bill were nm
autwerable Nothing cou d ind 100 him 81
| abandon such bl'l redisi ribu,irg the psr.
| limentury the constituency, IL must fol-
| low reform OF the HaDohisa. IL the two
| questions we're embraced la the stmo bill
4. would prove fs,al TO bo.h. IL eniIeatei
his supporters not 10 erdanrer he suoccsU
OF the bill by propotiug sdd ti0ns - thiy
II neasurc by rres,ly ex'ending the irau shifo
and placing the votes OF bc;ougbs and ooun--
ties upon an equal looilng uuuli increase
tho voting mower fths Uuitpd Kinrdom BY
sb NJ 1900 600 OF tai, rumbsr 4, R,elend
would furnish so 600; lr,land, 400 OOoe
Sect and. 200 0O00 his rosut was certainly
worth sttaininE.
Sir John Hay objected TO ths bill because
IL restricted redistribution, which without
this eIteI.ded franchise would Give tho nA-
tionalitts ninety ses,s In pail amept and
place tuoendcns power In tEeir hands.
Lord Randolph Churchill opposed the
bll. He said the sgricu ture libors had N
Knowledge Of the political questions nor
concern 10 them.
spite OF the pro est, OF Gladst ,re. The Par
Deliites aud Scotch herE oppesr gener.
ally pleased with the ill Tne koglish
liberals are disposed 10 ol ioit TO the eIHn-
sion OF the franchise unless coupled with re~
distribution On tae ground ihot 10 VIII
STRENGTHEN Ireland and Scotland 1t the AZ
pence Of England
R'Ms. Feb @--Tne iialisn oabinse ~
signed.
eoRpoK's skcosp rsocLAnArIoR.
CAIRO. Fen &C neral Gnroon's proc
lamsti,n 10 tne Soudsnese issu d Fnseday
is ss follows: Siscs ny aiyivsl havs riv-
on you eound advice. Esc'ythipg hns
been dore TO irsvrsi quie mss and stop
eloodshed. My aivloa nss rot been fol-
Iowsd. am therefore i5rcsd. again,t ny
will. to summo Bitls' trsopf. They WI
arrive in aiew days when | shs severely
cunish II who do not change their con
duct. You well know. that I know every
tn,ng that is goins on.
CLAIM vfcrsRy.
eUAKIx, Feb. 20 Tine friendly tribes
vhicn participated In thr 6ght WsdnesdfS
clNin TO hsva won vicicKy ard capeus8
forty reb,l cam'l,
THE rSsHY BgrIRTrG.
TnrSKIrAr F-b. 20 The enemy were
very Dol veeierd-v ard Kept up continued
6ring on Fort Baker. None OF the garrisoD
s'rc hit. SpieS r.por; tho rebels are fesseI
1g snd rejoicing because they have ~
crived large rein orceDen,s, aud thss tno
| rebels have erected earihwosks. A equso-
ron OF English cavalry viii act to-day -
.s,uts. win ord.r' t. retire The na6
body when they touch the reb,b. The rese
| ef the csvslrv will oe mss,ed near by 70 -
| AZ the occasion dswsnds.
| tHELvTra TBs FLAME.
| LoproH, Feb. % in the . ousa OF ce0-
n aops Yesterday eveni' s-verei rafnt hisee
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A Rotten Gtcnl.

PolrLApp, ORE Feb. 70 The Oresonian
publishes al arti,le exposing the va,t land
robbipg echeUo unaeT the l,'gislative sct o.
1870. entitled "Au aot providing for section
sale of owamp lands Ia Oregon" It charges
h. q. Oven, Of Eugeue, vita fling 1000 =
200 acres, III Qch oi which is exec lent graz
ing. IL charges tina: K T. Aukeny was
sent from Washington to tximino land IL
oeh,lf OF tho government, being brloed Ia
iuItner Schemes OF their own. Tnus fsr
o ven he's selected 8. 200 acres Of tao m,l
lion, flied. Tho .. rgonian demands th.
prevention OF corrupt speculation and al
inyerIigation OF the lsg,-leture.
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WHY THEY VOTED.

vA,xrssroa, Feb. 70 Especial l-Mr.
Lanhsn ssys tho republicans Wt-d
solidls or,he plouro pneumonia cattle bill
bscause Of tts ,endaaoy to csntr.llss,.on o.
power and i,s increase Of federal patronage
asd because they take every opportunity
to 70 win q minority Of the dom ocrats in
order t, help dsnoraliss democratic in.
ducnc. in the houso.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE.

WAsHrSeroH. Feb. 20,-rSpscisl Mr..
Reagan doesn't endorse the ihtsr.rtsts bill
agreed on to-day by the commerce. com.
mitise, though no voted In favor Of report
Ing IL 10 the bou.s, thus BY . strategic
movement securing . basis " epsrats from
in the house. He will urge . provision
prrvsntiag freight Discrimination 10 long
aud short hsuis. II he restores this ssd Z
provision to require the putl'c posting oi
freigh, schedules he viii claim q victory.
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TORTY-RIGHTH CONGRESS gIRsS
SESSION.

SENATE.
wAsHNsrox. Feb. D.-IPress]. Mr.
HAi r1son nom the oonnittee Oh territories
reported kvorably the original bill prsvid-
Ing for the admission OF the territory n Da
kott- Ordered printed snd reoo onmit ieJ
Mr.. R,osoms from the committee on sp.
propriatiops reported back adversely the
| joiat resolut on introduced by him last
Monday ana referred 10 that committee,
providing for an appropriation for tho MD
Of sufferers by the gres. storm 10 tbs south
ern states. In reporting Il back, Mr.. Ran.
como stated that the CON nitteo had gi ven
tue matter careful consideration. Tele.
grams we're sont 70 tbs governors OF the
diffsreat states affected and to Others OF
those states supposed 10 bc best
acquainted with the incideL 1,
Of tho storm and subsequent suffering
and while tho nrst socou ats Of great suffer
ings In certain oom unitss had beoa oor-
irmed. y.t those sufferiuRs were not. IN the
judgment OF the oomnitses. OF that wide
spread, traneosnhant end permanent char.
sctsr which BAN Cd all local, Individual,
municipsl and state relief 90 40 to demand
the IL Itsrvention OF the government H.
could not let the OCCASION pass. Mr.. Ran
some added. vithoutseying thai while pre-.
renting the resolution he had been actu ated
~ a becoming impulse. IL was proper NOW
taat the country should know at the earlics,
moment that congress would not take tteps
io- relief ia this instance. he said this In
order thst private and local charity may
not Ss suspended.
Mr. Logan, from tho COMMITTEES on sp-
preparations, reported favorsoly the m il.
tary academy bill. Placed on the calendar
The senate then resumed conbidera:
OF the bill for the construction Of steel
cruisers.
The orss,icn immediately before the
senate wSs the amendment OF M. Jones, Of
Florida, {, Mr. ssssli's amendment, pro-
vid,rr for their ouilding ut one or more Of
the government navy yards, while Mr..
Jones' amendment provides that the bni d.
ing shsll be spporiioned among tse differ
snt navy ysrds.
After deeats the ameuduept OF Nsssrs.
Jones and Sewsll was voted down.
Mr.. Morgan Sithdrew his objection 10
the vessels being built BY private contract
aud the amendment offered hy Mr.. Hale.
en- bed ying In the bill hy direct words and
not by dsscriptiou merely ihe substance ot
tho aets OF 1891 ard 1888. together with the
provlso that bid may be accepted not Only
from builders WHO may now b ready u
build veseels bat Who may be able TO salts.
~ the sscrstsry Of the navy that shsy n
10 three months after nskisg contract b
ready TO do 90.
The I'LL then pssssd- % yes, Is nays.
Adjourned TIL Monday.
AIKEN from the enpmistse on sducstior
repesssd bssE NE rssosauoa drssesang on
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Mr.. NORRIS LAsKEa.

WAshIssroH, Feb. 10 -f5peca.l Mr..
Lssker, just from Germany, where he &C
com auied tae renalos Of his brother, had
interviews With Presidrn; Arthur and Ssc.
rotary Frelinghuyben to-day. He spent
tnree-qust,ers Of an hour with Mr. Fnling.
huyten detailing the situation in Germany
when the Oshiltros resolu unons were rscsiv.
"a there.
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Stripped of His Cloth

Caicaso, Foo A-rne journals special
from Gsncsse. Illinois. saws: Toe church
tvi,l OF Raw. n. S. Spurlock, on the charge
Of falsehood. imm,r.ltiy aud undue init.
macy with Mr.. Gsorge, until reosntly
teacher OF the Methodist Sunday schoo'
was brought TO close this morning. Aiter
being out fifteen minutes the cDm IN ttee
returned = vsrdic, OF guilty. rhis suspends
Spurlock from the ministry.
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Nm ffaio's ssSu.Dact.v

BuvvALo, Feb. % ich .el Mann. one OF
oeriect strauear and boarded in this city
las. sum ner. He is sbcut twenty live years
old ami 10 supposed 20 have been deserier
from tae Dridsh army. For q while he
was laborsr on the Lscka~anna railroad.
Tired OF this. hs enlisted in our regular
army and shor ly artsr deserted. His p es-
ent Whereabouts are unknown.
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III Unprecedented BARGAINS ;
b GOLDSMITH BROS. !

What We have say worth reading for Is likely
anybody else will ever say again We have received
first batch of invoices of Spring Goods and know what
have to expect Within the two weeks the goods for
needed for their display Silks Dress Goods Suits Laces,
Gloves Embroderes, Millinery, Hosiery, Underwear aud
hundred other different lines will be their way
All need is room, and determined to have
at any cost. Come and help make the room, and see
how We will reward you for your trouble.
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-. The Winter Meeting.

NEW ORLEANS. Fec. 29.-R.ces six Fur
lopSs: AGnis s, fret; fOmahawk, second
Bsb Simmons. Ihird. me-l:l7i2
MI.-Oaiioo, h,.; Litsle Bu t-rcup, tec
ond: Riddle, third. Timc-l:48l
osvsp FnrionKs-princsss wou Bonnie
seoopc; Austrslisr, seoond; Fellow Play
third. T,ms-l:30 l-2.
Als and Athelon, hrsl
Ida 3. seoond; Kate kreel. third Time
2:H IA.
Atpsion carried eight pounds eve,
weight.
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NO S,

n Sea ed bids Tor Ain,isg and pia t,rina
the ShseSelfuro Q nm Cnithonse WIZ bs
.eceiysd once ,@ ,c,ac. a. any ie, AZ .Sich
ume said bi 10 sill b. op, II ID and consiIersi by
the Commits ion' 70 Cou toi s.fs cor'y. Plsn.
and spocincatlops are on his IN my cMco mere mere
Vet Dails, Tex .. Cash paym Mt bond for
Sitbfu, D, rforn sncs OF 60 ~ act vi be required
Ths court reserves tho sA e frsf sPslRs say g.
Sls,i Sls; County Cur, sh.cseiieri Coua'y, Te.~
ALnA.N Taxa, tohrnEry ~ 'eh 2 n,
NTUTILEIOI CON ,nAUTUke-oi NJ rev
IN ing.-8esled oropo.sl: viii be received a.
he ON g. e Hi ta S.1 & fIAsca @ q nsa. Tor 0se.
ins tho followinx strsss In his city With !,
D1rc BlohA upon ravel founds,ion 90
sisspt ~ t.nS ,S 10 piss. :, :psci on DE In
his ol,oa ta.wic Main rest From the west
side OF yoflerson 10 the east side of syamore
sess. Elm sEss. os me wsa' i,n sIHs 'i JS, ssSS
con, Nor ., Q, Sycamore eteeu- rom Msp
strccS 70 the Te1As a P.cinc Ra csd LANAI
stIeeNRrn wood 70 Elm street, ;,rsst reya.ss S = c &c,
Oommerce 10 Elss .teet Aus,in sueet,Fr 2
Wood stSset 10 The rsx's Paoi Q Railroad
Obiiege 81 ees-Frcm Elm street e M ne O. Iexss 80
ISoh proposal must b sccompanies by oono
vim approved 40 urity, iu the am u, Ct sns
Kss II The contract 70 awe ded ,he hldder WI
% Sond anS .nT sscuri'y VIII si.O b required iOi
IS commenoe by the 18th Of NAY, and 70 b
SSrieSsd 5, Tho 18th 81 oCr0HIR, lsel
6spSrSsS ruposals sre iavised for eA,s OF the
SSoye stic,s. and TOR the whole Of the yorh
IA CITY Council rsssSves the right 10 rejsc,
nv or al b, .. Al - let or any pa.
g he Above VIII. p aus and specincassonsI
Bi6s VIII also - ieceivsd for Asphalt Street
Pevias acoofdt 10 ans aud specification
ny JOHNSON. city Knsinsee.
DALLAa Tusss Isnusrv IA iaN 'anf-e<o
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POArAL POINTa.

wAsniHoroH, Feb. 20 -tS.fsciai. The
PRECEDENT to-tsy comni sionsd The follow.
ing postnsstsYs: A. II. Hawkins. o. Clio:
J. =. Berry, At Dawson; @. h. Rogers, at
Frio town; J. A. Bihl, at Maria: q. W.
Whittinaton, .. Rohns; @. n. White, as
whitehall; J. r. Pnslan. at Schaeiisr, Do
vail county.
The latter new office.
The post office Of Olive. Hardin county.
IL established aud the office Of Castor dip-
oontiued. The m, vi R,es 10 Dallas.
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ME-. PLUME, KEsOLUrIoNs.

WAsuInerss, Feb. ~. - [Prsss.I - Mr..
Plumb offered n resolution IT tho senate
tho informston in his department derived
from foreign representatives OF tho United
Stutes or otherwise, regarding the amount
of wheat, rice, corn and cotton prod csd
and consumed in foreign countries for g
period covering several years back, gnd es-
pecially waei her political Or other cDmpi.
cations are likely to occur in the near Ia ture,
calculated TO ipduepcc market value OF
American pfoduc's or thor cost.
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Two colored gentlemen Of Stamford Con.
uec,icut, created quite q sensation toe o. he =
night at bal mssque In taa, city. Tn y
had stirred themselves ~ "O.osr Wilde''
and "Uncie Sam" aud had s,silv min. led
With che whites during the dances. When
they removed thsir masks, however, there
VS. not d. arth Of voment's tears, bat the
cir Was sinrregnated With hovis. curses and
scre.ns, wh o. souvd.d anything bu, h,r
mon'~usly. Toe lady pat lers o. the tvo
ristuSbsrs tainted che they discovered The
.as. Il =. i-e mea.
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WAsuIusfox, Feb. - Press. J. Repre
sentative Nichols has been instructed b,
the house committee on military Affairs g.
nsks IN adverse report OF tue bill provid
log for the psrpstuation Of the ofiioss ol
general and dlisutenant-gensrsls Of the army
Tho hoats committee on oom N srce have
aeresA to report Representative Stewart q
bill to regulate Interstate commerce and
provide for tho aposintmsnt OF Q oomnis.
sion An amendment to prohibit pooling z
hes bee n added 70 the bill. The commit
tee In their report reserved the rights oi
amendments when up fos confederation in
tho ouss.
The remains OF General Ord srrivsd here
this morniug and we're buried " Oak Hill
cemetery with military honors.
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rt.W.cr,. Fn,,,rc,.

N.v YseK, Feb. 2o.-Tbe business fail.
ures of tbs past week In the Uuited States
num Der leS; .osnsds ~; ssainst 2i6 the
previous week.
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GENERAL pLEAs.Nroy.

WAsRisor,E, Feb. .o.-tSpecial THE
T.Iss d, lrss.ion are supporting tue bill to
retire General P.ssianton with the rank Of
colonel. He served on the stan Of z ,chsry
Taylor forty years eso 1t PAlo Alto and
Prtssca de la Palma aud In several Texas
loNnp
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JAoKsoHvILLs, MIss Feb. 20.-A pasien.
ger train on he Illinois Central railway ran
into q freight a. Tongsiso station this
m orn,ny. killing the engineer, Fred Fslier.
No ops else was iejured. The eogine and
number OF box. oars were wrecked.
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win Call an Extra Session.

6Ax FR.Rcuco Feb. 20. "a )vernor Stone
man issues . proclamation within four
DAYS, eating an extra session OF the ieeif-
laturs March 10Th. to consider the railroad
tax cnxes. ..t
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Rumnrad ncfnulfcra,

NEW Yokk. Feb. 20 1t I. reported that
the caehier Of q. A Bennett h Co
stock brokers, 10 deisulier TO the amount Of
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CADETS DI,MIS6ED,

WAsHIKsTeE Feb. s8.-[ Prcss. l--Nsvs
sa3s,s I. y. Jastromsti Frederick Parker
and ). w. hsxev, have bssn dismissed by
ths secretary OF toe navy tor hanipg.
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GOOD FOR YOU mR. AErHUn.

wA,siasros, FEB. @.-[ Press.) IA gee
tlsnan who cslle' -oon the president yea
,erdsy s,.iso 70 h'0 th,t csrtain suboroi
nae oficsr, OF ne .. ..lotios department. In
y western state Mad expressed . fear OF re-
Moval in case they I'd yssated his Ye.noni-
aation, bscause the senator who ecntrols
tho patronage Of that state 10 himself = osn-
diaate for PRESIDENT, and claims their allie.
glance and assistance. The president said
he was surprised to hear this and hoped Il
was not ttue. He believed that every
ei.issn. wh,thsrhe vas ia sn o1aoisl posi,ion
or not. WA entitled 10 the right aud privilege
70 freely express bis preference sne woi k
for the nonina,ion Of his favorite 20 far 40
he oould do 90 without Interference with
hts official duties. He further said even
employee Of the government should be
projected In the exercise OF toe wideet
political liberty. Hor postmssis or or other
sncisl had the right 20 dictate TO any
suooi dinats what they shosi do or who
they should favJr for tue presidency or
any ofico. Every postofice clerk 1r carrier
had the same privilege Of isvoring and
woi ktuG for the candidate he preferred tia,
bis superior offioer had, and would in aIl
cAses be pro.ec.ed in the exercise Of that
privilege.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01
Notice TO Architects

Tbe Commissiorer, Court OF Young coun'y
vili con vene on Monday. Mach 81. 1881. 10 ~.
anime plans sns .ciec.u a, ior we - eiecss caas
IN cash ,he sum Of Thirty hous.nd Dol'sfs
The coufI rescfvng the right " reject any sLd
al pl'ns ..
~" R,P ARNOLD,
(nup.v Jusee r n"p county. TeSD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

b, pili. m Tournament OF Local Experts o. tho
n. 0EORag HOTEL BILLIARD IL LII, com
nspcius TUESDAY ovsn,ny. Februsry 18th Sew
:, promising players. 'qisi csi'tre. i've
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