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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

One lot ofNOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, consist
ing of $50 pairs, ranging from ST. $l25 $3.50. $I75
SO, 1926, SO go and upwards to $40 pair. These
are all new and choice styles, and at lest 25 per
cent cheaper than ever offered before
One lot of 80 PAIRS OF MADRAS CURTAINS
which we offer at $5, are well worth 81 so.
One lot of MADRAS CURTAINS at $40, 1880
and $l5 They reby far the cheapest ever offered.
We have sold out large quantity Of ANTIQUE
LACE CURTAINS at sale held some time AFRO, but
we have still some left They are again marked
down 20 such figures which will enable us to dispose
OF the entire lot during this week
PORTIERS at prices from So to $50.
new lot of MADRAS CURTAIN GOODS.
rich designs, They are Icing USED VERY Elk.
Handsome lines of CRETONNEs at 9oo., g5c.
800. to SOC
lot 0: TambOur Curtains ia white and ecru, at SO
S3 $780, and S22 So These goods were never 50 low
and are the handsOme$i goods we have ever shown
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resolution, on motion, so passed. The
order OF election promulgated by the
mayor WAS in accordance with the above
and j. +. Floyd was voted for and cleo
ted city marshal and collector, and Wal.
len Rudd city treasurer, assessor and
secretary. Since the election the fact
has been Developed that these changes
can only be effected by Ordi
nance, a. prescribed by article No. $50
page 10 of the general laws passed N
1881, the election OF these offices il there
tore illegal tor the reason stated; what
the council will do about it remains to
be seen.
NJ L Fisher died at the residence OF
Rev, j. A. Ward yesterday, aged 81
years.
Congressman Jones has notified w.
X. jennings, of the firm of Jennings
Bros, that his name has been sent up 10
the post master general for appointment
as post master at this place.
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New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS, April IL. The races
to day were well attended. Weather
clear and warm; track dry.
First race, purse $3.50, furlong heats,
The starters were Ferg Kyle, Miss Good,
rich and Capt. Warren. Ferg KYLE took
first heat and the second and third heats
were won by Capt. Warren, and Miss
Goodrich was distanCad.
Time: 1850, 1884, 1886.
F9rg Kyle was ridden to shut out the
others in the first heat, hut Caps. War.
rem was two lengths inside The distance
post when the nag fell. Capt. Wsrron
won the other heats easily; the first by
three. lengths and the other by five
lengths.
Second race, Cottrill stakes. for a.
year-olds, ono mile and quarter. The
starters were Joe Cotton, Barclay and
the HurstboWne stables entries,
L'lsldnd and Rosa r. Joe Cotton won
by ak lengths Barclay, second; Rosa,
third.
Time: 2:l6.
Third race, purse $3.50. for beaten
horses, Ou8 mile; Belle b. first, by a
lenglhi Leroy, second; John Sullivan,
third.
Time, "A.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

DIPLOMACY may BIO called an abstruse
science. Dlplomates OF hostile countries
are rs polite as two prize fighters onter.
ing ring, shaking hands and wishing
"may the best man win" In the un-
pleasantness now existing between
Russia aud England II seems the Chest
man" OF the former has showed the
great GLADSTONE under, for up to this
time he has all "under holds" MIR.
GLADSTONE submits an ultimatum, to
be answered in "a hours, the Russian
representative replies 1t will take 10
days to learn particulars OF the lght at
Pendjoh, and after getting the iuiorma-
ton wanted will reply to that 2i-hour
ultimatum. In the meantime Russia
will mass her forces on the frontier,
and just have a "walk overp when the
"sound oil revelry" IL heard. Lot 'em
fights they are no kin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

A PATRIOT in Illinois, disguised with
the recent record OF the Illinois legisla-
ture, wants the constitution either of the
state or national government changed
The Chicago Times sees cause not for
disgust, but congratulation only in the
present legislatures record. The Times
remarks: "The assembly being divided
so exactly in the middle that during a
session Of three months neither part
has been able to muster the majority,
has been the most beneficont, because the
most harmless assembly that Illinois
has ever known has, in a word, been OF
inestimable service to the Inhabitants of
Illinois in preventing this general as
sembly from enacting the customary
number of bad and mischievous statu-
tory laws" The Times evidently is OF
that large and intelligent number who
think that we are all too much gov.
erned.
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Cleveland and tho Colorod citizens.

WASHINGTON, April IA committee
Of colored citizens, Of the District of
Columbia, waited ON the president to-
day, and afor inviting him to review
the procession OF colored societies on
Emancipation Day, presented an adj
dress, which embodied the following
resolutions:
Resolved, That in Che name
OF 10000 Coloiod citizens we
ask from the administration rccogui.
uon according TO merit, equal rights
aud the advantage Of education
throughout the United States.
The president resp .ndod briefly and
promised the colored peop!ea lust rec.
ognition Of their rights He said Inc
would review their procession and il
possible visit thtic entertainment and
exercises In the evening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

THE Canadian government is making
as great preparations to fight REL and
his Indians as they would if they were
to meet one of the most powerful ma
tons on theft of the globe. The Domin-
ion should take advantage of the expe-
rience Of the United States in wars with
the aboriginees. When tribe or tribes
of Indians dig up the Ratchet and enter
upon the warpath, in this country, but a
few days elapse before troops are camp
ing on their trails, and they are given
such an everlasting whipping that they
are glad to make peace on any terms.
The Canadian government wants TO
carry on the war on scientific princi-
Piles, making regular approaches, with
cannon and shell, digging trenches, con-
structing mines and erecting masked
batteries, when good, square fight, in
the old manner of fighting Indians
would settle their painted hides In
about week.
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A SLIGHT sPAsH
uutohlns Local Notes.

HurouiNs, April H. Special. Tho
Literary and Glee club met Friday
night as usual, and after tho roll was
called, tho programme proceeded, and
a. usual, II was very entertaining.
-, Mr.. A u. kAwlius, presidents; Or. ?.
\; Dickey, Vice-presidOut, Miss Dera
hledsoe, seerelaryi Miss AIDA RawliaS,
ti9psuror,
All are invited 70 attend and becam,,
niemoors Of the Hulohlus Literary no 4
Cleo club.
The third niue OF tho Cricksty n,
Hulchlns will organize Monday nioht
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

RANCE may patch up some kind OF
big sounding terms with China and may
po ,sibly even DO permitted to keep Ton.
quln, but China pays no indemnity. As
that was tho bone of contention, and
about which all this French blustor ro-
suited, China, IL will be seen, carried the
point, and the French must voto them
selves licked badly by the Celostials.
The French captured Tonquin and then
tried TO make China pay the expenses
Of France In robbing her OF the province,
. demand which China properly re-
fused and successfully resisted.
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lis NO OnMMnN.pl ACE

GRANTS fir, administration had vigor
and indepand ce about IT, II had g
policy and VS. respectable, both by
reason of that vet and the faithful eNe-
cution Of Il, therefore, occupies a
place thatnoo ar administrations since
then has eppry .chod. OF course, men
will differ alv IS aud largely as to the
correctness or isdom of tho policies,
but the yigor " there, ss well ~ au alb
senco OF The di aceful occurrences and
developments 4 the second term.
HAYES was u q than contemptible;
GARFIELD died soon, and ARTuUR
made a neat, d0..At negative kind OF a
president,
Under sucRC instances the country
had grown disl Cd and begun to sigh
for iudepender nd manly vigor and
positivoness 10 administration Of
alters. Devel ents, 40 FAR, under the
new roFimo T. To that tho wishes Of
the public IN aspect, are going 20
DO realized. apparent absence OF
any know'edi the White House,
that pOliuci and cliques and
parties oven a ON the outside Ia bo-
coming manli, 10 even the most pro-
nounooi foes Mr., CLEVELAND. HE
administrator not likely TO bo repre-
sentod by = bl page In history, how
ever severely nsy bo criticized. As a
most marked oof of this fact 10 a ro-
cont admission { tho New York sun,
certainly by r' means prejudiced in
ULEVELAND's lvor The sun st last
sayN "Oue thing is clear about PREsi-
DENT CLEVELA ms administration. 10
il not common place. 1t isnot thing
of routine, wi acts everybody can
predict 10 IS independents, original,
guided bv it's yn purposes, and not by
those Of any OF side force. TO the PHO
sophie observ, II is the most interest.
ing adWinist alton that we have seen
since GBN. GRANT first became presl.
dent.n such commentator from Wig
orous adversary is worthy Of public
note.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

THE Chicago Times seems to thiul,
"olaim evorything" 10 tho shlbolotb OF
Republicans IL cites that war cry.origi-
mated by ZACH. CHANDLER In tue lsT6
fraud, followed by the same racket from
BLAINE 10 his late defeat when he 70
paated II In his letter TO the New York
committee, aud gives a. It's latest lgi.
donce Of their having adopted the prin-
clplo for Inscription ON thoir banner, the
hue and cry raised in Chicago us to CAR.
TER HAeRIson's election. The peculiar
beauty oftheir bronzsd motto Is that IL
is worn out.
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Following arc the m0sss. remaining
on hand &c the Weston Union tsls-
graph office, corner Em sad Lamar
streets; parties can get t1am bg calling
from S to ~ e. m. and from 40 10 hi. .l,,
W T. Whitfield, 4 a More. w IA
Abrams, + G Collier, VIA Grgp, h j
koadis, II Ransom, Robert Gibson. !
hetterton, Dallas Darrell factory. % X
Harry, a l. Hodge, Is Armstrong.
Sehusidor & Davis, I Htd0ubeimpr. j
Il hsucuck, w Z Anderson. Doc Bs~net.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

THE blue coats have taken position
on the Isthmus aud American interests
are safe so long as ohaGus ioyer doesn't
put In an appearance. If Canada had
about four companies OF United States
cavalry in Manitoba to work with, she
too miSht feel easy ma to tho result OF
her rebellion. The idea is so deeply
lodged In the Americans head that he
Is the best soldier in the world that the
very belief makes him 90.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

Mr.. G. l.. GRAHAM says our trade
with Mexico is rot destined to be a
plant of lively growth until the custom
houses there are remodeled. To use a
very strong EXPIRE ssion he says they are
W rise than our own.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

GREAT CONSERVATION is being klndl cd
in Kentucky, at the growing DISPOSE
ton to punish citizens there for casual
ties resulting from ristol practice at
each other. A rigid enforcement OF the
law would come near depopulatlng the
commonwealth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

Mrs. DUDLEY, who shot O'DoNovAN
Rosa, is trying to establish her in.
sanity as defense. She could prove it
by any Texas cowboy, who would
swear himself black that any person
using such "weepon" was natural
born fool.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

The REv. II. =. HOWELL, pastor OF
the Christian oolored church in thi,
city, has msdo application for the ap.
poIntment of minister to Siberia. He
Is In receipt ofletters from Hon. DAN
iEL s. LAMONT private secretary Of
President CLEvELAND, aud MR.
HENRY Il. BRYAN, private secretary Of
SECRETARY BArARp, stating his appll-
cations have been received and viii 70.
ceivo due consideration. Mr.. How.
KLL's friends would rejoice In his ap.
pointmout.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

MISS SwEEr, tho pension agent at
Chicago, whom GEN. BLACK desirea to
remove, thinks Office holding entirely
TOO sweet 70 be resigned. With hor, II
has been linked sweetness long drawn
out, as she has held the place about II
years. SO now proposes TO try what
playing sweet ON CLEVELAND viii Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

TIE Republican Journals ought to
attack the now French ministry bit
terly, Mr.. BRissoN he's made CLAMAoL-
RoN minister OF finance. This man
CLAMAGLEoN Is guilty OF tho atrocious
crimo Of being nativo Of New Orleans
The aouiu has thus even got into t.
French saddle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

THE New York Presbytery has takou
possession of the church recently run
by DIR, BuRcHARD. The way that
learned divine could "tust upr things
was nohody's business bat UlAlNE's
Aud now it appears CLEvELAND Is Cal.
vinistically inolmodl Could X. r. Il.
have been a consplracy9
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

JAY GoULD's gardeners demand Of
him $3.50 per day for their work. How
insolent labor is becoming! The idea of
men expecting man of GoULDs linn
ted means and income to pay such a
sum as sl.s0 per day for labor!
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

WHEN the expedition was order ed to
Central America SECRETARY WHIT.
NEY's order was to "tell 1t to tho
marines" who bad not been employed
In any war-like service since tho cap.
ture fold JOHN Blows, at Harper's
Ferry, in 1859.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

PROF, II. A. PAooroR, whose lame as
au astronomer has reached the utmost
point OF civilization, win lecture at the
Dallas Femalo college Tuesday, We'd
nesduy and Thursday nights ne1t.
No such opportunity will over,
perhaps, be given cur people 10 hoar so
delightful and scientific series of dis.
sor;ations as will be offered by this dis
tinguishcd man, and PEor. JONES de-
serves great credit for having induced
him TO visit our city.
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THERE must have been political
MOODY and SANKEY outfit roaming
around through Michigan lately. The
conversion Of whole state is extremely
complimentary to the music and elo-
q uence OF the exhortors. And yet there
IL rn0m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

THE Republica, about here are be-
ginning to feel al vious and didn't like
this way of holdin on by their teeth.
They want to know when the ravishing
is to begin. The svice of the HERALD
Is to be patient, it, IN its way.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

Miss FANNIE ZERoRIou of New
York, has instituted Il suit Tor breach of
promise against somebody named
BLoUNBERe. She once before instituted
an action Of the kind and is doubtless
now satisfied in having pair of
breaches OF her own,
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NEW YORK, April IL, S, o. m.-Gsn.
Grant dozed comfortably until I'm,
whom no became restless aud suffered
from pain ia HIS throat, The usual lp.
cal applications were made, giving par.
tial relief At2a. M, however, the 3D.
mlnistrntiou of auOlyuo was do.
maudet. Since this time he has bepp
doing aud sleeping by turns. His
pulse G5, temperature 81 r..
(Siguedl GEO. r. SHRApY, NJ, D.
When Senator ChHnee lett the house.
at 1880 p. m, ho remarked that the ploss-
ant weather had not frightened The gem
oral az much ss anticipated His great
OF regret whom viewing tho Inevitable,
Is that he IL Obliged TO leave his family
ana lifelong igienus, aud that the
GROWING work OF his life, his war bis-
tory, will he lett in an upiipi.bet state.
Otherwig' he feels that Aia life work and
mission il iulhllei,and he is prepared TO
leave 10.
A. 1880, Or. ghrsdy returned He
said no thought he would uuI leave t1.
general TOO long alUne. Drs. Parker and
Douglass would come 40 10. n.. AZ
which time the Saturday consultation
would tSka place. Dr. Sands would not
attend tO.dSy.
AZ tho Nlhlt OF ArA Barker, NOuf| AL
and Shrsdy &C . p, M, Con. Grant WA
found In comfortable condition, He
has rested all the morning, alternately
ON his bed aud IN his chair. Pulse n,
temperature normal.
(Signed) j. II. DoUaLAs.
q +. SHRApY.
$3.50 p m.-Gen. Grant has been very
quiet all IN afternoon. re has been
sitting in his room surrounded nv and
converting with his family Tor some
time. Pulse Is, temperature normal,
lie hAs taken nourisameut az usual,
D.. II, DoU0LAS, 81. d.
A SiI8HT sPASH.
l2;2O 81. m,-Dr. Douglass la, issnod
tho following bulletin:
Gen. Grant had, al II O'Clock, a asvsro
paroXism OF coughing, with q spasm of
the CLOTHS, which was soon relieved, Tia
Ii now sleeping. Pulse y aud regular.
Shortly after 10 o'clock Bsualor Chafls
aud Gen. Badesu lett Gen q -nutt huuse.
Csailee said; "rhe General /, now
comfortable and will probably pass an
Oasy night
Az 1880 the house was closed tor the
night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

The famous Louisville belle, SALLIE
WARD, is married the fourth time to
man smod HoUYs. SARAH was al
ways epprehensive that she would die
an ole mad, but she won't.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

IL Europe gets into war, and wheat In
this country is short, and both seem
likely, they will quit burning corn for
fuel, and broad will become a costly
luxury. Under such circumstance we
confess to great nervousness over the
pros pects Of the berry crop.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

THE Washington correspondence of the
Courier-Journal says great many Re-
publicans are sending in the ir resigna.
tions as pJstmasters. This shows how
differently everything is done outside
of Texas from what it Is here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

1T Is said that Miss CLEvgLAND his
used her smoothing iron on the pleats
and crlmps in White House ceremony.
Henoeforth there is no such clsmor for
precedence or proximity to tho presl.
dental person, but all citizens stand on
equal footing in the republican man.
sion
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THE Chinese massacre OF Roman
Catholics, or order OF massacre by the
governor Of one Of the provinces, strikes
the Christian world with horror, but
when a hoodlum mob In San Francisco
gathers pistols and stones and murders
a lot oftheir Monaghan oye-sores, moth.
ing Is ever said about It.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

THE revised edition OF the Old Tosu-
ment viii be Issued In May aud It Is
said Tho orders for the first edition al
ready exceed those given for theryyised
edition Of the new. Il certainly re.
qured moro revision than the modern
and more scholarship to secure It's uu-
ders,anding.
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THE Arkansas Gazette says 1t never
attempted to read out SAM RANDALL.
But didn't it attempt TO write him out9
The HERALD tried, not to ''right" him
out, but to right him in.
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PRfNoE BISMARCK thinks war be-
tween Russia and England may yet be
averted. The prince may cry "peace,
peace" but there viii be no peace be-
tween those countries until ono or the
other is terribly defeated The war
may be delayed for few months, but It
will be inaugurated, and soon, and win
no doubt prove one Of the most pro.
longed and bloody in the annals OF his.
tory,
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HIGsINs is stir ug things up in the
departments amorg the clerks. He I'M
earthed one case ere young woman
receiving a salarl IT $61.5O per month
had for years beet giving half the
amount to feme iiplomstist who had
obtained 1t for he's The game was inn
mediately closed d now the young In
cumbent can get 1t and wear store
clothes.
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"a SOFT answer turneth away
wrath" but If 1t is woman on the
rampage, what say you to new spring
h at with the privilege Of exchanging for
q nicer ono II she can find it?
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The papers are all commenting on the
case Of the Omaha doctor who kisses
his wife IS times day. They must
have a very stormy time OF It II they are
proceeding on the idea Of kiss and
make up.p
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some OF the papers are lauding
G LEvELAND to the skies because he
pays his pew rent. Perhaps the presi-
dent thinks his mode is the best way to
q ct to the skies.
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AN exchange says boy Ia Iowa at
tempted TO shove a very largo man Oh a
ioot-bridgo across "a stream, when tho
youth, failing to bulge tho man noun
tain dropped backwards into the
stream and was drowned. This 70.
minds one of the attompt made very
short time since in Dallas to shove the
grea, bulk OF old Democracy Cd the
track, and the result may provo equally
analogous,
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Marshall Matters.

MARsuLL, April ii.-tSpOOial.l-sev-
ersl months ago the city council re-
solved to consolidate the offices OF city
marshal and collector, and city treas
urer, assessor and secretary, and Che
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

Now that Dufferin has "fxed" the
Q meer for the Russian war he ought
be transferred to London and set to
work on old man Gladstone. Results
M light then be anticipated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

Mr.. WHITNEY has one officer to every
welve men on the Isthmus. Is this q
eep laid scheme to dispose Of the officsr
urplus 10 the navy department?
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RelIr on. Notes-A Fnncrnl.

CLEBuRN Aprilil.--,Special. Ia. j,
McLoskoy, OF Trinity University, Is
hero attending the prosoytory. 5. l.
Morris, OF Waco University, is also
here.
Prof. Bu. b, OF Thorn Springs, is con
Quoting y very interesting meeting at
the Christian church.
Mrs. Srenoe Hodge was buried this
afternoon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

WHILE the T.. ish government is
purchasing the { rd and other lines
of steamers, the ,ssians have agents
In the United st, buying all the first
class vessels th can be purchased
here. II this &C lues the merchant
marine of the wo' will be sorely de.
pleted, and the ted States will DO
left with only a " third and fourth
class sailing vessels in her carrying
trade.
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SUNDAY. APRIL Ia. 1888.

CHICAGO without a batch of election
auds to itnravel wouldn't recognize it.
II. Chicago is political daisy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

This seSsoi nooue can cry nigh prices,
after they hA sene the oilers made by
II. zimmerman, the tailor Of north
Texas