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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-22
BAN JACINTO DAY.

This great day in the annals oil Texas, wat
happily celebrated yesterday, April 2lst
by the Dallas Academy, siiordips both in
ieresi and pleasure 20 a goodly assemblage
OF spectators. The following was the
PROGRAMME.
Choru'-Socisiy.
Roll-call by secreiarv-Historicai re-
spouse of Texas.
Sketch OF San Jaclnto bsttle--Ids Couch.
II oitstlon--"Texas"- Hargls.
Recitation-"Dcstho OF David Crockett
Rhoda Clark.
sopg--"rhe Yellow Rose of rexas"--
Bolan Gibson.
Centennial Grafton Gus Benners.
Sko,ch Of Aiamo--tred Hurst.
Biography oi General Sam Houston
Bona BNdWeil.
Chorus-"San Jaclnto Remnsnt"-Soei-
ety.
Grafton on Texas--Jobn Young.
Sketch-"0ur Veterans" - Laura Tag
CART :,
Solo and Chorus Bonny Blue Flag
Solo Minnie Myers.
Neutrality-suspicious. Star state"--Bcssle
OsseelI.
Rsading-"story Of Texas Ranger
Maud Middleton
Chorus--"A merlca''-S'ciety.
The students acquitted themselves hand
somely. as Mrs. Dickinson's pupiis always
do.
The song "Ssn Jacinto Remnant" de-
serves TO be specially mentioned; rs 1t was
ita first rendering. IL was written in the
island of Bermuda on Tho ami
yerssry OF the fall Of tho Alamo,
March 9th. 1884. only seven weeks ago, ia
be sung to the tune OF Aud Lang Syne. It's
author, though a.citizsn OF New York. 10 a
rsx.s veter,p, eighty.four years OF age,
and has attended teveral of the last re-
unisns o. tbs State Veteran associations,
bnt finding himself an invalid in Bermuda.
no SAINT this touching saln alton to his sur
viviug comrades. The REMNANTS OF San
JscinIo," was to have been read a. their re-
union In Paris, Texas. yesterday. Mrs.
Dickinson accidebtiy obtained q copy but
four days sinos and hence doubtless, save
II its frst bADtism IN song, and its welcome
was enthusiastic.
Al the conclusion of the exercises Pro-
fessor G. J. Mum. OF the Female college,
and Messrs. John M. Mccoy and John
Henry Brown spoke briefly works oil CON-
merdation and good cheer.
The su Thor Of the new song referred TO IL
Captsin Reuben NJ. Potter, who, In 1886,
was tbs author OF our now famous "Hymn
of tho al mo-" and q man OF splendid
abilities as well as the embodiment oil
patriotism.
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Now YORK; NOtcs.

NEW YoRK, April ai.--Three thousand
four hundred and sixty emigrauta ar
rived nj Castle Garden yesterday, tho 'arg-
est number that has lapded this year,
Among the stesrage passengers were JIG
Mormons, hall OF whion were English and
Welsh and the other hall Bcandinsvians'
They were accompanied by IL Nor
mon missionaries, returning home with the
fruit Of n two yehr'B proseliiiDg tour. They
10 TO Utah tomorrow.
L. Is stated that a conference WAS held In
this city last week between General Butler,
Walter II. Sharpe, Henry Nichols, John
w Keough aud John T.. Henry, at which
arrangements were made for the nomine.
ton OF Ger ersl Butler for president, and
Congressman Reagan, OF Texas for vice
president, by tho anti-monopoly party, and
40 understanding was arrived at with the
greenback party by which they were 10
raiify tho nomination ~ their convention.
Wslter ~. Sharpe IN to have charge OF the
machine.
IL an Interview with Henry George, who
has just returned from England, he says:
~ delivered lectures to large and enthnsi
astic audiences In every portion of Eug-
land, and while In a number OF cases they
were sgsinst me at the start, seldom ex-
ceotipg one or two cases, where the audi
ences were imposed entirely OF the land
owning element. did fail TO convince :hs 2,
before finished. In Liverpool my audi-
encs wes dead against me at the start, but
when l finished, the resolutions were
uasnimously adopted In favor
cent OF compensation to the present
owners. have formed the English and
Scotch land r. demption leagues In every
large city IN the United Kingdom and the
work will go on until the desired end IL at.
tanned. The clergy and professional men
and the higher order OF mechanics seem IT.
take the most interest In the matter, and
are more easily reached by logicsl arau-
ment. found the mass Of working peple
In much worse and mora degraded condi'
ton than those here, and they are conse.
quently hard to reach with any effect. l
regard Chamberlain as the COM
ing man in England. While
he has taken no decided stand on this land
question, he has said enough to make me
confident that as soon as the people are
ready to follow in the reform movement he
will be ready to lead the Irish National
leagut. He has, with the exception Of
Michael Dsvtt, who 10 in bad odor with
his party, taken up the idea of peasant
proprietorship. consequently not only
received no aid from the league but was 10
some instances bitterly attacked by their
organs. made only one speech in Ireland
and that was In Dublin.
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For tho Ladies.

For tho Ladies'.
There ara some complaints 10 which
women ars peculiarly liable aud from which
they will suiler In silence ior years, when
they could be easily cured by the use OF
Ponds Extract. lis healing and soothing
properties have met with universal and un.
qualified commentator from all nslng u.
Ladies' who have never tried II will fad II
70 their advantage 10 try u. II they once
do 80 they will never bs without u again.
Send 10 ii Went Fourteenth street. New
Yort, for copy Of our pamphlet, aud read
pages 10, Is. q and 20,
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30 prevalent End 40 fatal has consump
ton become, that II Ia now every where
dreaded as the great scourgo OF humanily
monnry complaints may DO readily relieved
aud controlled by resofting promptly 10
DR.. Jaynes Expsotorant, u curative spe'
cially adapted 10 toothe and strengthen
the bronchial tubes. allay inflammation,
aud loosen and remove all distractions. IL
Is n sertnin remedy for asthma, and also
for eouehA and colds,
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NIAKSuAIL

MARSHALL, April q Especial l--G. W
Compton ard Miss Maria Mining. dough
ter OF Chief justice Mining, oil OF Alex
andria, Louisiana, eloped aud were married
at the residence OF DR.. Marshal, yestsr'
day.
Mrs. William Henry, widow OF the late
William Henry. has entered suit against
tue Galveston News, claiming damages for
900 The News reporter stated a the
lime Of the killing OF Henry that public
opinion coupled her WITH the crime. She
xss arrested The grand jury found true
BIZ sgeiust her but for come reason nolif
pros was entered as TO her; There viii be
M usio IN the air when the thing is brough
into court.
No attention has been paid to tho OBJ
servsnce OF the great event, the battle OF
San Jscinto.
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CHARLOTTE THOMPSON AS MIS-
MOULTON.

Opera house tonight: Those who Wit
OF Jane Eyre'' last Friday night are look
ing forW ard with snticipstions Of Great de-
light to the portrayal Of Miss Moulton,
which takes place this evening. Many who
have seen Miss Thompson In this play. In
other cities, pronounce the ladyb portrait
ture Of this character 20 very rare work OF
srt. and an enFrossius picture 2, human
that .sMiss Thompson makes her audience
live with her through the scsuss Of Mise
Noulton." The company too, supporting
the star, 70 Of great excellence, @ We know
by their fins work In Jane Eyre. and
have received general praise In M'ss nou!.
ton. Mr.. Craig. Mr.: Yerance, M. Wood:
great merit for their respective perform
ercee IN this play.
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SPECIAL SPRAY.
How They Raise the Wind Ia our Sister
Republic.
Proves a Gresna Green for n
CaressIng Couple.
A big Telegraph War is on the
Tapls.
,iher Specials from sundry Sources.
NfATANIOKAS.

MArAM,nAs, Mrx April 2l.-fspecisl J.
Ryery little store has is,ued puatllla
tickets, 8l.5 cents, Instead OF the nickel
money. The latter II much preferable, as
the former will give chance for big specu'
la,ion. The tickets being pr niod on very
interior paper they soon become mutilttsd
and are refused In circulation. There Is
great complaint expressed.
The proposed enforcement OF the drum
ners' tax occasi1ns much complaint. TINS
was st4se law which wa created some
lime since, but not put IN loroe until now
rho tax is $50 per month aud Il heavy pen.
ats Tor anyone To drum Tor the safe vi
rnnda Without Tho license.
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bible, hymn book, copy Of Byron, and
pair OF buggy harness anu par OF on. =,
the city ana Mr.. A. J Porter. manager Of
The Weir Pow company hero, recognized n
a. one that was stolen from him come time
ago. How camo the thiovts TO desert IL 10
n mystery,
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NunpEREH cAPrURED.

The sheriff Of Hamilton passed through
yesterday, having in charge james Bird
we'll, whom he had captured and who Il
wanted in Sabine Psrish, Louisianas fol
murder. The prisoners lower len am Il
on, and thls aided the sheriff 10 spottIne
his man, for whose capture the governor Of
louisiana offered $500. The ON ser LETT With
his prisoner on the east bound Texas q IA
ci6c train for the scene Of the killing.
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Another Bursted Bnnk.

ST.. LOUIS, April 2l.-A special TO the
Post. Dispatch from New Etlinaham, Iowa,
SAYS: The Bingham bank closed to-day.
President Won Classy left town Saturday
Il is es.imsted his accounts are short from
x25 600 to $50. 600.
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A Rig wnsl,Out.

Troy. N. Y, April 81 High water in
Lake Cbamplsgn caused the biggest wash
out ever known on the Delaware d Hudson
railroad. Tracks washed out for miles be-
tween Whitehead and Tconderogar. No
trains are running to-day on that division.
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WANTS.


,lJANTED-TwENr FIRsTCL tss STONE.
w cutters Wages "a par day. Apply 20 Val
Barker nj wiudsl. hotel Dallas. april'2t7t.
A. UTiul-ALL PAST Dus UShkDEEMED
laas Loan olllce 6f7J.. Main slfcet within ono
wock from date. hi. iilh day OF April. -sprla.lw
AIANTkD-go my GOOD SECOND
Nv hard ph'c'on and harness Ada ar,D,. <.
WASTED &C IeRs, cPaMBgRMAibs AND
" other employees, GOO Main street. apry2.lt
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO 20 THE
W cooking aud washing for sma family none
but eooi COOK need apply; good wages krs'
THOMAS RANDALL. corner Caiuth aud 9Th.
lin streets, Dallas. Texas. apr2t3t
,VANTFD--ACrlvE MEN TO CANV ASS
w To- our subscription books ia every city and
county Ia Texas; liberal terms ara permanent
emgloyment given Cali on or address !. W.
tXJANrED-CoPyING To DO 81 A LADY
w who Is a skilled pcnnap, to DC done at
home; correc ness ana satisfaction aseurcdi rel.
ereuces givon. Address 81. b, care Herald Of.
fee apfiv.3s
UIANIED-rwOF uRNIsHKD RooMs FOR
~ light houss ko, plns,. or room md BOARD
reasonable Addr IS W. Y. W. uerAld oiilae.
MANfsD-PARTiEs IN ghEClTY ANT.
w ny pastufsgs tor thor oa.le would do
Well n qulre at corner G .d.x ana P-riAnd
streets antl5 lw
VANTED-AGENTs. ADDRE5s InR ST.
" LOUIS hLE TR LAMP GO. u. Louis,
Mo-. for circular cuts ana terms for tn 81 Can
die Power Cssperson Electric | ann.
MANTED-TO SELL Low, ONE SODA
w apparatus. in I'd order, also two fountains
CdA5 KAHN. apr I'm
yAyANTEp-- you TO STOP ATTAK NATION
w AL HOTEL; hrst-clssx recommendations 81
reasonable rate only ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Pfk DAY. The b9ild.
ing is brick, with three sts,rways ~ caso Of nra
Located In the business portion OF the 0ty. only
one squarc rom strect'car line. and one square
ffom Texas a Pacific and Missouri faoino Depot
Convenient 10 passengers coming or going over
either road Office opon all night. 6uesn are
called for all trains. T: CLKARY, Proprietor.
yX1ANTED-YOU NOT TO STOP. 8UT TO
w CONE to the ST. JAMES II TIL. where
yol can get the best scc,mmod atoms for the
money. Only $3.50 pr day. Board. with
room) % to 81 per week; table board. $3.50
per week. Rooms 10 lei with or without board.
JAMES N. ORR, Proprietor. aprc0.n
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CITY COURT

The city va George Williams, Louis
Price. Richard Howard, Tom Smith, John
Wright and @. II. Johnson, intoxlcation,
fned 50 each.
CITY We. Heamsas. intoxicatlon; discbarg'
ed
City We. A. Dnrr. fighting, fined IS.
City vs. Pat on yam, q. II. Dansior Con
Mahoncy, pursuing occupation without
license; continued.
City We. Al Leonard, failing and refusing
TO move a carcass; continued.
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INQUEST HELD OVER THE REMAINS
OF Il. II. PEAKEH.

An officer took charge OF the remains OF
L. r. Pesker, who died Sunday night at
the National hotel from the effects OF an
overdose OF some kind OF opiate. Justice
Kendall, acting coroner, empanneled
Jury OF inaues. yesterday morning and the
testimony oil witnesses taken.
THOMAS CLEARLY,
The first witness sworn. testified: The de.
ceased came to my house, the National
hotel. Wednesday for supper; ate his sup
per and retired; he seemed to have rising
In his nose, and his let eye seemed swol.
len and he com planned OF neuralgia and
ervsipllas, and on Saturday, morn
ing he came down and asked the
clerk for some warm water, say
ing that he thought warm headbath
would do him gooa; Saturday morning he
thought be was better; yesterday morning,
after oclock, the cham bermaid informed
me that she thought some one was SICK IN
the room and went up aud found him
living across the bed with his feet on the
floor and breathing very loud; went down
for couple of men and we placed him on
the bed, and l went for DR.. Newsom; he
died about 9:i5 p. m.,'
DR. NJ. NJ. HEwsoM,
the second witness swOrn. destined: Il
was called to the National Hotel ABOUT 0:5v
O'Clock yesterday evening to see the dead
man and iound him lying on h!s back
Dreaming very nhrui tne pupiiS VI hi1 cyeo
contracted and everything Indicating opium
poisoning; l sent for DIR. Hamilton and an.
other physician that could bs found, %
was very much exhausted from working
with another case; we administered the us
ual antidotes In such cases; l lett him IN
charge of Drs. Hamilton and Mosely, aud
sometime afIerwsrd he died; do not know
at what time."
THK VERDICT.
We, the jury summoned to inquire into
the cause, manner, time aud ciIcuaistlAcea
of the death OF II. II. Peaker, are OF opinion
that deceased came to his death from an
overdose OF opiates.
ROBERT e. Best,
w. q. WILLIS.
A. II. HARDIN,
7. o. WARD,
J. p. RoBERrs,
J. II. MooRR,
T, G. KgspALL, J. =. No. /.
DR.. Nswsom tclegraphed p. ]. Peaker,
brother Ct tbe deceased at Texarkana, and
received reply saying that he would ar
ave, in Dallas on the fret train, and fol
him 70 have De remains decsntly pre-
pared for burial.
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pAraER SrrsrERuoUs.

YESTERDAY morning Dspu,y Sheriff Work
found . tvo-horoe wagon n the river bot
tom In an out-oi-the-vss place amid .
bunch OF tress. II looked ~ though Il had
been standing there for some time. The
follr wing srtinlss were found Ia the bsd Of
the wagon. vis: The photograph % bsau.
tiful wom.n snd BABY, svonso's hat .
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Durkee's Said Dressing is composed OF
the freshest. purest and choicest condi'
ments money will buy. 1t snrpasses any
that can be made at home, is cheaper, saves
labor and all anxiety.
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Plevent serious sickness by taking occs'
sionally one OF Emory's Little Cathar,ic
Pills, q wonderful appetizer, an absolute
preventive and cure Of biliouspess, pleas
su. to take, sugar. coated. Ask your drug
rist for them and take no o.her-15 cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-22

The most populsr nervine tonic In the
world Is DR.. Richmond's Samaritan Ner'
vine. 3l.6O.
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A cough, cold or sore throat should not
be NEGLECTED.. Browns Bronchial Trochee
are simple remedy. and give prompt re-
lief. % cents boz.
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C0I-0RAnO.

CoIosApo, April 2l.-[specIal.l-Mr. W.
E. Ellis. cashier Of the San Angela Nation.
ri bank, Vas married this morning Ut
O'Clock 10 Miss May McKensie, OF this city,
Rev. w. e. Tynes oficiating.
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destroy corn and other vegetation. The
weather was partially clear last night and
tho probabilities are that there will b. frost
this morning.
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1EVB RftE TT 10
w. q. WILLIS.
A. II. HARDIN,
7. o. WAaD,
J. p. RoBERTs,
J. II. MOORE,

Harsford's Acid Phosphate, for Over
worked Females.
DR.. J. z. Co van, Ashland, o., ssye: 1T
proves satisfactory a. . nerve tonic; also 10
dyepeptic conditions OF the stomach, with
general debility, such - We find In over:
worked females. with nervous headache and
ia accom- pauime ntu."
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M'KINSEY

McKrxERY, April 2i.-Specisl. l-6an ia.
cinto day was observed by our banks and Q
few old veterape.
Il - still cold and cloudy. but no frost
The mayors court was busy this morn
ing dealing out justice 10 offenders.
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Ponds Extract. the marvellous vegetable
pain destroyer, has . career oft,irty years
e standard medium. II hss made great
reputation. Try n!
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Ladies approve OF your smoking Little
Iokern
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Tho kIdnoys aCt

The kidneys act
~ puriner1 Of the
blOoH. AMI when
their functions are
interfered with
throueh weakness,
they need toninR.
They become heal.
thfuily active By
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> TSsHWo NInrLi tffRNIsaE6

eQn ~UGNI:
TOR RENf-TwO NICELY FURNISHED
+ rooms for gentlemen only; southe,n expos.
tiye. At llO8 Commerce street. next 10 the Chris.
tisn Church. References required. apr20.lt
THOR RENT-A NICE COOL ROOM AT NO.
i Sol Jankson street aPrl99
NOR RENT-A NICE FURNISHED ROOM.
il with tOuthern exposure; 8 minutes. walk
from bu, ines part Of town Call Ct northwest
cornpf Akard and Youos strssw spr22.n
nor RENT.-A NICELY FURNl6HkD FRONT
u room 10 let. with or without board; also day
boarders wanted. Apply at Ms. 0theTEL,
west side Of Church street. between Jackson
EOR RENT-A FINE LAR0E OFFIOE
i r. .una door, Le Grand Hotel building APP
pls 81 Hotel ofice Aprl6,lW
EOR RENr-THR SECOND STORY OF The
r nss Poetodice hui ding. Q hne largo rcoms
6Ox0O feet 8. K corner of SycsmoIe ana Elm
s.reets Apply to MURPHY 3 BoLAHz. Esc :,
1stste Asents marloG
ISOR RENT-ROOMS FOR RENT: 60u1H.
u esn and eastern exposure. Apply 70 Olye1
Chilled PI0w Works. meLly<z
nor RENT-ONE ELEGANT SUITE OF
rooms AID ore single nom, south sxposures
lhi,d door OF new building on Main .sreet, uoxt
10 Herald building; light ard ventiln don ~:
feet; water and cloeets same h0nt LlND6LkI
4 BRADFORD. Attorneys rs Main street lups
etaif Nh
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FOR SALE.

COR SALE-HAY FOR SALE-2o) TONS OF
BRooKs, Fornoy. Texas npr2l0
L,OR SALE OR RENT = a rfEsr.CLA99,
L brand new piano: VIII sell on tho instaii.
DioR sALE-AT A BARGAIN TsE RESI-
I oenco OF W. ~. Beaumont az rs Rots ave-;
a beautiful lot, with nice improvements. Call
on him at sadgit Brolbers spr2o-lw
Tor SAi.E-ONE AR LOAD OF IRISH pO-
L tstoes on consignment on Tuesday morning.
NJ 10 a, m, n b9 sold at auction at Fine. Very
Fines Auc ion a1d Commission House, 6ly
Elm street apI2r2t
TOR SALE-ON + BILLIARD TABLE, NEAR.
L ly new. Inquire at Craddock's, spr2o.f
NOR sALa-LoT 7oxI25, ON COMMEKCE
il known as Long Branch property; Will be
offered Ios II few days at u baryain Apply 70
Texas & Mexican Land and Investment Co..
723 Main street nprls.o.
NOR sHLE-THE Old LnMBEK OF TaE
Il burled Woods hotel OH Main street, n ar
corner of sycamore; WI b. SOLD a. zoe. Apply
10 Mr.. BOWER, on prem SEES, or 70 NJ D. 4ar.
ling,on 4O5 Elm street, Dallas, fcxas. aprlS.ot
NOR aALE-A VERY DEsIRABkE COTTAGE
i on Hold street 5g cd rooms; lot 3sx9b feet;
Is offered very cheap for the next few days.
PRArHgE ARDREY, Agents, once NO. ~
Lin ST., ct apii..1s
CoRsALE-- VALUABLE AND BEAU.
/ tiiul block l9sxitS ut the Inter lection OF
Caution lni Marion streets, facing 1s8 feet on
Marion street, l6s ieet on Canton ard 1913 feat on
Trinity Brtet Aptlf u hlSn Anil OOhEe
Cl7H Main street or 10 Paul Glucksm1n. ,l7.6t
ISUR sALE-TEN sBAsEs IN THE DALLAS
II Homestead and Loan Association. Apply
At office OF Sanger Brothers. apflou
NOR HALE-A NUMBER OF DESIRABLE
Il lois In the new Cedar Grove Addition" ~
ing north Of Cochran street and east OF the MIS-.
souu Pacific Railway. ranging Ia piios rom
SloO 10 $500, BY MURPHY a BOLANZ. Real
Estate Agents, No. 700 Main strsot aprlb-u
ayOR SALE BROOK MACHINES FOX SALE
u Two new machines and presses. Westlake
q B,itton manufacture, for sale cheap. Address
WIN PFOUTs, care Herald once. tAn220
NOR SALE-A GENTLEMAN WISHING TO
Il retro from livery business desires TO sell hin
entire OUTFIT consisting OF residence, stable.
horses, buggles and Carl tges; the owe y stu
ated IA one Of the fast growing Giles In Texss
viii laAe IN paEt t.atc Dallas c!'y property W
suitable or will sell on easy terms ahne open
ing aud good bargain will be given. FOR
terms address Box lis. Dallas. aprl0.2M
OR SALE-sALOON FURNIruRs, CON.
pfisipg coun' or shelving end Ice chest %
good Us new; will sell very cheap for cash. AZ.
dress g., Herald Office. apIou
TOR sALE-A FINE LOT OF PURE BRED
i Jersey heifers; also = icw imported thor
0ug h bred high grade H0lsleins, At Rtve!sido
Stock Farm, corner Jefferson and Cochran
streets, Dallas, Texas. mAI2y.lm
TOR sALE-UHEAP-2il ACRES OF LAND
T near leburg station on Texas Trunk Rail.
road Inquire OF LATHROP& LATHROP. 80
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WACO.

Waco, April 2.-T special. 1.-The forty
eight anniversary OF the battle OF Sac
J acinto had appropriate Observance In this
city today by addresses literary exercises
and music in the epscious chapel OF tue
Waco University. rticipetcd In by c'ti-
Gems generally. Tho mos, interesting lea
tnre 81 the celebration WAS the reaflne IT m
orignal poem by DR.. Sam Houston, the
sldsst son Of the hero OF Fan Jscinto. His
tastes are decidedly literary, and he has
never sought public life er civic distinction.
Rumors are current that the Baltimore y
o MO telegraph company will ssorlly build
"A line to this city, st'lppirg wire bl)Dn tne
line of the Texas Il 81. Louis railroad from
rexsrkana to Waco. The Baltimore d.
OHIO slresdy OWLS lines elong that road
from T,xarkapa TO Cairo. II 1t can now
occupy Texas lire OF road ana extend
wires twenty miles west Of Waco tn connec.
ton with the Gall, Colorado ~ santa Fe
railroad ut McGregor, IL rill then have
sccess TO two.thirds Of the important
cities In the state, including Galveston,
Houston, Dallas and Fort Worth. The
Western Union IS now occupying the hoe
OF railway from Waco to Te1arkana, aud
will utilize every resource OF legal nature
TO keep the Baltimore q Ohio company oat
of Texss.
For two days the weather has been n,
least forty dcgr, es colder than Saturday and
wet northers have prevailed. IL Is clear
and cool tonight, and there are grave ep-
prehensions Of frost or freezing, which
would prove severe blow to wheat, corn
cotton and fruit, ali OF which are now Ia 8
highly promising ttage Of development.
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