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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-14
STEAMBOATS, au0 Railroads.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
a. MODEL FAST LINE TO TIE WEST
Via philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington
Trains leave trol Pennsylvania Il. r. Depot ri.
D. M, except sunday iol Washington And ll points w 80
p 49,, DAILY FAST EXPRESS. through p III
coaches 20 Chicago Cincinnati, IT. Louis. Connects LOT III
* llIDN iGIIr daily ror Wahucton and all points Vest
Tor Tuar.Talcs. Tickets, sleeping BcrhS ana batRas.e
andy IL COMPANY & O.,t, .iJ anu - bloi t"s5' O''
ST.. Er1otyu. r,ul9i lFIHt Railroad
NOR BOSTON. FARE ONLY 49,.
Via ~TONINGTON LINE.
INSIDE ROUTE. avoiding Point JnalA., ~ q,
steamers daily except sunday from Pier 80 ~ H.
'!'s'' "' r. POPrLE, Gcu1 Pass. Agt, III West-s
Tyor EGSTON Fare Only %3.
/ 'N -, t,,rT RIVER LINE. Limited Tickets
Post r,a ~ N,wurrt Ili River and all eastern points
r,'ii,s,r,,. SUNDAYS EXCEPTED. from per - y; ~
a. IN IN St'rarfs BRISTOL AMI PEO\lDENtE;;, on III
I'.i,iv MEX 30 "A from Brooklyn 43' Jersey y ~
70 nm TICKETS and atgr0Jus may he secured IN t" DIX
of rnr l NOT. 7 and ticket Offices at the ONCE
az. picr -,. and uu steamers. ,.--g7Dr-r rC,,Nop
BORDEN & LO\f.ll1 Nt-''' ~. IL u -, t,r,1t
Aernts. ''h VASE -N-'"'.
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route
~. BOSTON %. WORCESTER y 90. NASHUA - %.
PORTLAND, 20, and 40 transfer
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InstrnChon
For Bows and Young Nen---C
For Both Sexes-C

For Both SeXes-City.
CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
N with judcouS advice 10 parents and glaIdsa IdcS
sors Teachers govcrncscs ant ana learning I'u
men M 10 cole gcs sehoo,S and families reference 10 ne
families OF Hon Hamilton FISH, secretary EVas cyrus '"
Field Nine II ESS T. So West 2lst.st, New ! ORR
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City VS.. George Anderson, John Ryan
intoxication; fined ~ each.
City VS.. Tom Angus, abusive Ian
guage; fined 80.
City VS.. II. REFS, lighting; fined 81.
City vs.. A. Gartner, lighting; CON
tinued.
City VS.. John Williams, Mcnroy
Williams, lighting; dismissed.
City VS.. George Miller, assault and
battery; fined $3.50.
City VS.. Doc Rawlins, disorderly
house; dismissed.
City VS.. Lizzie lIandley, Lily Scott,
Annie Wilson, disorderly houses; fined
800 each.
City VS.. Lizzie Sweeney, vagrancy;
continued.
Thirteen cyprians were fined $3.50
each for vagrancy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-27

An active desire is manifested by
nearly all residents ON Live Oak street
for railway that will give them easy
access to the central part Of the city
Either an independent line should be
built or the Main street line shonld
branch at the intersection Of Eryay and
run along Ervay, and thence out Live
Oak TO East Dallas. a yet more practi-
cable route, aud one on which there is
20 per cent. year, would be from the
lower Pacific depot up Pacific avenue to
Live Oak street, and thence out Live
Oak to East Dallas.
Dallas is infinitely behind Galveston in
street railway facilities, and having now
matched that city in population, ii
should look to tho building Of additional
lines. During muddy winters, and our
long, hot and dusty summers, street rail
ways become Indispensable, and there
Is quite as much money in them as in
!, brick and mortar, and if capitalists only
knew it, great deal more.
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PERSONAL

The solid English branches are cmpha
sized ut Dallas Female College.
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A warrant was issued yesterday from
the County court for the arrest of d. w.
Meadows, charging him with making
an aggravated assault on Adam Turel.
Tufel married his daughter against
Meadows will, and since then there has
been a family quarrel. lie had Tulcl
arrested Monday on the charge of beat
ing his wife, and yesterday Tulcl sworc
out a warrant for his arrest, charging
him with aggravated assault.
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SPIINTERs.

Fresh artosian water at ord's saloon |
free.
Dallas Female College opens its fall
term on next Monday.
Temple Emam-Ei school will open
September LIST.
The street letter boxes have been
given now coat of paint.
Elocution and the modern languages
receive daily attention ut Dallas Female
College.
Born to the wife of Mr.. j. IL. Stewart,
our Deputy District Clerk, "A daughter
weighing ten pounds.
The crop of cotton in the bottom Mt
llutchins nCighhorGOOd IL coming out
much better than expected few weeks
ago.
Tho funeral ut Mr.. John II. Brown
who died yesterday morning took place
yesterday mt . p. IN. from the Tabernacle
NJ. r.. church.
Dallas Female College is receiving n
complete renovation inside aud out, and
VIII Toe altogether proSontablc on next
Monday, the fall opening.
Cwur De Lion Lodge No. S,knlghts of
l'ythias, will give u picnic aud dance NJ
Shady Wow Park Thursday, 18th. There
will he splendid music in attendance.
And still there IL no mortuary report
| for the past week, Are the dead being
buried without any certificate from IA,
attending physicians ~ required bN
ordinance?
Mississippi Military Institute, tho
! Worlds great exposition school, at Pas,
Christian, Mississippi, near New
Orleans, Apply To Col. Il. IL. MurioC
superintendent.
The funeral of Edith A. I.eycrscdpo
infant daughter of MIR. aud Mrs. l.. )
LeNcrsodge, took place last evening a
y O'Clock from the family residence Leo
san Jacinto street.
The Overland Telephone compan,
held meeting yesterday aud elected w
, G, Howard Of Dallas, president; Woo,
Ward, Fort Worth, Secretary, l.. NJ
knepily, treasurer. Tho company vii
begin the erection of It's lines In this cit
within the next few days.
Attention Is called to the ndyertis,
ment of Mrs Eliza Groom. She Is a
accomplished lady and n successl
teacher OF many years experience, we
known in the city aud surroundin
country, and has secured the Rock Go
lego for her school. superior advant.
ges are offered In the school of music
7 both vocal aud instrumental, and tho
ough bass. The art department will |
under the supervision OF one of the fine
artists. The morals and manners
. pupils will ho carefully guarded. Chi
dren at this school will bo taught VIII
they should practice whom mon an
women, Mrs. Groom will be assisted /
= an able corps Of teachers. Gorma
b. taught free of charge. Mrs. Groom nj
procured the services Off Gernnn Lao
I, who has had many wears experience
: a kindergarten teacher In German
She will take entire control of that d
: partmen:. Terms for this dcpartmer
Sl.JO per month, payable in advnnce.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


WE ARE AUTHOR EDTOANNOUNCE
w T. q. I. KENDALL as candidate for re-
election as Justice of the Peace of Precinct
No, ~ the ensuing election.
w e ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" il ENRY SCHULZ as n candidate for JUS
lice OF the Peace for Precinct No !,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w 5. n. BIlAsWEIL as a candidate loc Ius-
tice of the Peace Tor Precinct No. l, at The
ensuing election.
w CARE AUTHoRIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel j. G. STEVENS as candidate
orJustice ofthe Peace of Precinct No. /.
I'VE REAUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN 2. GILLESPIE as - candidate for
Justice Of the Peace, Precinct No. |, Dallas
county, Texas, at the ensuing November
3leCtiOn
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" GEORGE Il. FEARN for Justice of the
'pRcp for Precinct No. |.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-27

James IL. Boothe filed his petition in
the District court yesterday praying for
divorce from his Wife, Mary Il. Boothe,
on the grounds Of abandonment and
adultery. He alleges in his petition
that they were married ON the 18th OF
September, 1850, in Goliad county, and
lived together until July, 1889, when she
abandoned him and has since been
guilty of acts Of adultery with various
men, wherefore he prays the court tC
grant him divorce.
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Great worlds Exposition.

This is growing to be the grandost
affair that has ever takon place in the
world. Nearly all the counties in Texas
are preparing to make exhibits on u
magnificent scale. What will Dallas
county do?
A small association was organized
sometime ago and 1t is trying to do
something; but il meets with no encour-
agement from the city or country poo-
pie.
Its meetings are at the City hall, .
o'clock p. m, every Saturday. Won't
the citizens all turn out and aid in this
noble undertaking?
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Mrs. O. ~. Pollock,
PRINCIPAL OF
THE MONTGOMERY FEMALE COLLEGE
Located at Christiansburg, Va, ON the
summit of the Allegheny Mountains,
VIII be at the CAPITOL HOTEL, HOUs-
TON, TEXAS,
THE
CITY HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS, la,
FIRST WEEK III SEPTEMBER,

To return with young ladies who have de-
cided to attend her school in Virginia. For
catalogue, travelling arrangements, and FUR
thcr particulars, apply to her at Christians
burwh Va
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He WlllRecoyer,

u. S. Innerarity, who was struck with
a pistol by Constable Miller, Mon
day in a difficulty they had, is improv-
ing, and will be out in a few days. His
injuries are not rs serious Us was at first
supposed, Constable Miller who sur
rendered himself to an officer, pleaded
guilty to AN assault yesterday morning
in the city court and was fined. Mr.,
lnnerarity's friends say that he was not
drinking.
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Poisoned by Mistake.

Yesterday morning DIR. Veal was SUM
moned to attend the infant son OF Mrs.
Levy, No. Sll Jackson street, which had
been given belladonna through mistake,
The dose administered was n teaspoon.
full and had fearful effect on the infant.
II turned as rcd rs u beet and II was Il
close call for the littlc one which was
eventually brought around all right.
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LOCAL LORE.
TaE INJURIES ro lNNERARITy.
A Young BIan hurt by Being Caught in a
Hack WheeI--Live. Oak Street
Needs Horse Cars Mis-
cellaneous Matters.
Caught in tho wheels Of a Hack.

w. f. Roberts, young man of
Roanoke, Denton county, met with a
serious and very painful accident yes
terday morning. AS the daily hack from
Lancaster turned from Main into Aus
tin street, on its way to the Texas u Pa
cific depot, Roberts jumped upon
d trunk in the rear of the vehicle for a
free ride. When the vehicle reached
the corner of Elm and Lamar streets,
young Roberts attempted to jump of,
when his left leg was caught in the
smokes of the wheel, and the knee was
dislocated and the limb woven
in the spokes like so much
rope. His cries of pain attracted the at
tention Of the driver, who checked his
team as quickly as possible. The UNI
fortunate young man was taken into
Atkins drug store, where he was at
tended by DR.. Newsom, who reset the
knee and bandaged it. No bones were
broken. The driver was not aware that
Roberts was on the vehicle.
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A Nuisance,

A dead COW in front Of No. T., ON Cot
tonwood street near Mckinney avenue
is giving much oliense to tho olfactory
organs of those residing in that vicinity.
They say that the authorities although
notified of its presence have failed to re-
move it. A dead decomposing COW at
ones door is neither refreshing, pleas
ant or health giving and hence the kick.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-27

Yesterday afternoon the second and
closing game of base ball between the
Black Stockings of this city, and the
Red Stockings of Waxahachie, came off.
resulting in victory for the Dallas club
by score of y TO II. As they defeated
the Waxahachie club both games they
feel rather jubilant, and challenge the
colorod base ballists of the State.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-27

XJANTsD--A WOMAN 10 COOK Al
w do house-Wurll for q private fami
good wages paillur good woman. Apl
COG ElTo street. an IN
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1t Isim the Bath

" ~ ~ llle bdlh
That one of tho greatest triumphs Of the
Murray e l.anman Florida Water Is
achieved. The addition of u bottle of
this exquisite preparation TO tho water
of the bath is sufficient to reanimate the
most fatigued. II matters not whether
the exhaustion is produced by opprcs-
siye heat, excessive physical labor, or an
overtaXing Of the brain, rs the we'll
known hygienic properties of this elo-
giant perfume cool and refresh the body
and tranquillze tho mind.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-27

raigned in Justice Kendall's court yes
terday for preliminary hearing. A
number of witnesses were examined for
both tho State and the defense. The
testimony so far has been damaging to
the defendant who is represented by
Major j. c. Kearby. County Attorney
Clint appeared for the state, The hear.
ing of the case will be resumed this
morning and will probably close to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-27

This morning or sometime to-day the
dismantling of the wing of the Grand
Windsor hotel, condemned by the City
Engineer as unsafe will begin. Col. w.
Il. Hughes, the owner of the property
has let the contract for replacing the
present walls of brick by those Of stone
to Mr.. A. Brownlee. The office of the
hotel will be removed to the Windsor
wing of the building. A rope will be
stretched around the building TO be
torn down, to keep persons out of the
building.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-27

S. s. Mayo left last evening for Lam
pasas Springs.
Rev. A. II. Hawthorne, of the Baptist
church, tx in the city.
Morgan Jones, n prominent citizen of
Fort Worth, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. b. u. Atwelps little son at Hutch
ms is lying dangerously sick with nerv-
Gus fever.
Mr.. John E. Gano left yesterday for
Danville, KY, to be absent II month
or longer.
Capt. Tom West of Jacksboro, stopped
yesterday on his way home from the
Houston convention and Galveston.
Her friends will be pleased to learn
that Mrs. Paul lIrb who was takon seri-
ously i'll Monday evening is much int
! proved.
Col. j. B. Scruggs, Of the firm of Mitch
! ell IL Scruggs, returned yesterday from
Il several days tour of the northern part
Of the State.
Mr.. w. d. McFarlin, of Marshall, who
has been rccupcrating ut Plano from n
severe spell of sickness, spent few
hours in the city yesterday evening.
Paul FurSt, cashier Of Adams Il Leon
| AruS BANK, returned yesterday rom a
two months visit to Colorado Springs,
Colorado, and * much improved in
health.
Col. Aiken, superintendent of the Pa
citic Express company, with hcadquar
ters at TeNarkanH, and Y. n. Edgcll
route agent, were in the city yesterday
on business.
The HERALD sanctum was compli
mented by a call from the Rev. Mr.
Robert. II. Read of Orange, and one o
the best preserved of all our ministers
as well as one of tho most eloquent
diyines in the United States.
Mr.. p. NJ. Reinheimcr, druggist
Cloyordale, Indiana, states he soils NOR,
Of 81. Jacobs oil, the great pain cure
than all other remedies combined. 1
cured his wife Of rheumatism, and he /,
never without it in his house,
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FOR RENT.

iNOR EENT-TUE THuRMuNp REsd
4 dcucc, M, ~ Cochran strr.t. huusr ma
rooms aud al necessary uut.huildinys. N
ply 10 l., T. HARRIS, Norton's building
nugT'
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y room On FIRST ilOor or 81, James ilniW
corner Main and Murphy, known ~ Y /
sal9oni possession given september l>t Z
nj 81. James Hotel. RuHai
NOR RENr-IHE NEW TWu-SrOlN
l. building, corner Ross avenue AMI OrlN
street, plnStvrcd throughout, containing
large rooms, besides u Storv-ruom, 2iNW
waters gas IN each room; splendid lo
Tor q hpunling.hOuSe; viii be- untcd -,
Apply to pRNruER a ARpREN, HN
street, uTNth
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Il secondhand pianos for rent or sul,
very, low prices G. II. EDWARDS, '@ II
40 Main street, uu.e'
FURNISHED ROOMS tOR RENT, CuI
l. ncr san inclntu aud MuStcn streets. y
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lNOR RENr-SfORE-RO IN !.
Il center OF the best business, brick biol
la the city of Tyler, Texas; suitable for o. 4
klnR ola business, dry goods, groceries, ~
line opening FOR u boot and shoe and 4
house; rent TO commence september I, III
Address VIC CAiN, Tyler, Texas. nugl5.I
| II mcrce street ear lines; rNrtncnt Existed
water, hydrant also; with B rooms and y pa.
sage; southern exposure; u very healthy 4
cation aud an excellent nrlghhnrhood N
| ply nj liz Commerce street.
EOR RENT-ElGli1 ROOMS Arsll Mai
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ron RENT-NO. $50 ELM EThls
next door TO Sycamore street, also y
w sycamore street. for rent for Y term
years these are No. | business location
Just west Of the pnstofice. Apply 20 llou
Lass 4 nANovER. No. lll Sycamore street
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IGOR EENT-TuE THuRMuNp RES
4 dcncc, No, ~ Cochran strc.t; house io
rooms anu al necessary uut-huiidiuys. \
ply 10 /" t. HARRIS, Norton'S hullding.
nugF'
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A runaway horse attached to an ex-
press wagon, dashed up Main street yes
terday afternoon at full speed, and turn
ing into south Poydras street, made II
lively to the foot of that street, whore
the animal and what was LETT of the Wa
gon were captured.
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" strong boy, can take and I'll ori
drive delivery or DO anything; salary nd
iecl. Address 81, Herald office. aur1
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COUNTY ATTORNEY.

WE AUruORIHEDTOA ANNOUNCE
w e.. T.. CLINT as a candidate for rC-0'ec-
lion to the onlcc OF County Attorney at the
ensuing election,
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WANTED

cok..
W oltne "COnqoerer," a collection az T.
lar and Ghurch music. Any one havin 1
copy will confer Il favor by SENDING ~ s.
Q, d. Hewett, Herald building. aug
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w $1,000 in established paying nav
turing business splendid prospects. j.. T.
Herald, ans 4
"a NNIEU--A PLACE FOR -
W strong boy, can take and nj orr
drive delivery or DO anything; salary nnF
ject. address, 81, Herald office. aur,t
1NrAAIrD-BY A YOUNG MAN, a IN
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any Respectable business; good recommend
lions, and has "a knowledge of bookkeen4
Address G. r. d.. Herald office. aua9f
XyTANTED--A WOMAN 10 COOK IA
w do house-Wlrl1 for a private famn
good wages pail for good woman. An
COG Elm street. aug2E
NNANTED-IUrl ING ~ A LEGIR;
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T., TINS oL1ce. aug3.
NVANTED-A WHITE WOMAN
w girl to do general homework fou
small family. Apply to ". J. ALLEN I'd
glst, East Dallas. auN
WANTED-BY 4 JOURNALIST ~
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Texas daily: has a thorough knowledge oP
English and its lit nature and public Nd
ana measures; Is II practical printer and
guarantee competency and SObricty. Add
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WANfED-A SCOTCH LADY UESIR
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one real iir"t-clasS, sober job printer mi
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manent employment given. Call on or
dress j. W. STRONG, 9i2 Main street. mar
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CLERK.

WE ARE REQUESTED 70 ANNOUNCE
W w II. T1TACKER for County Clerk.
So H Are REQ UESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
~ W. NJ. G.. HLLL rs a candidate for re-
erection to the Office of County Clerk
XXrE ARE REQU ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W Henry JOINS rs q candidate iOr re-
election 10 the Office OF District Clerk.
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Inpnrlnni.

Whom you visit or leave New York
City save baggage. express or carriage
hire aud stop at tho Grand Union hotel
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, lifted up nj a
cost OF " ,00,N0, reduced to 81 aud up.
wards per day. European plan. Ele
vator. Restaurant supplied with the
best llorso-cars, stages aud elevated
railroads 30 all depots. Families can
i've better Tor less money &C the Grand
Union hotel than In amy other irst.class
botel 10 the city.
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George scotl.s preIIml,ary TrIaI.

George Scott, the bartender who was
arrested few days since along with
John James on the charge Of having re-
ceived stolen goods from the latter, who
was a clerk IN the dry goods establish.
ment Of blankonshipsS Blake. was ar
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Why don't you try Carriers Little
Liver Pillsg They are positive cure
for sick headache aud all the ills pro-
duced by disordered liver. only one
pill dose.
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EuR RENr-A SPLENDID BUSlNE
, room On first floor OF 81. James iln
corner Main and Murphy. known ~ Z
salNohi possession given september l>t I
NJ 81. James Hotel. HuH2