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GSooFFEE--Rio fair, 9 III TO 1874, prime
1 ~ % 10 II ~; choice, IL ga to u ga;
Laguyra, 10 81; Java, 1884: Golden Rio
Is 81; Pea Berry, l2l-2to 10.
al tE y. o9Iong, 10 10 SC; Imperial, 45 TO
0oi oung Hyson, soto 60; Japan, 6Oto Is.
SuGARs-Powc cred aud cut loaf. s 10.
standard granulated, ~ to :. IOnisiann
white clarified, SGSI4; yellow clarified, M
9,.i eholca Louisiana, 7ssG7St; prime, M 10
q. seconds, Z to "a; New York extra c,
RlcE-Domestic, 6'=057c; foreign, &c.
MoLAsSES-Cholce Louisiana, So 10 az,
prime, 30; fair to good, rs; corn syrup, IS.
O. CRACkERs-N Soda, D p; xxx Soda, 6;
Snowflake, 10; Cartoon, $ +, | pound, II;
cream soda, $; Excelsior Oyster, :; X
ginger snaps, 3; MN ginger snaps, 10; X
lemon cream, .; XXX lemon cream, 10:
CAKES and jumbles, 70; animals,l2; charms
~ strawberry cakes, II; sugar waters, Is:
cocoa oars, 10; finger waters, Is; stage
SoDA-Bicarbonate, in kegs, AZ to 5: bl.
caro-, IN cases, 6S4 G6; lump sal soda, i'm kegs
80 grahulatei sal soda, in % pound
Tog9Acco-Plug, ll-inch, 50 to IS; twist,
4oi smoking tobacco, % TO 60.
CANNED Coon l- 2ib tomatoes, LOO: an.
, ~ I'D blaCkberries, 100; 2ib goOseherrles
~ 2ib strawbei ries, l.i0; 2ib raspberries'
10y; 2ie whortleberrles, l.5O; 2lh peaches,
IL
Lima beans l.259' 40; Winslow's corn. OH
Lao; J, Wtnsiow Jones' corn, Oh, / 81:
mountain corn, 2ib can, l.S5; early June
peas, L65i Numsen's line family. / az.
numsen's marrowfat, LIS; French peas
per case, of 100 cans, 26.c0; oysters, In flII
weight, l.l5; 2ib f W., 10; lib /. w. 70. Oh
W i2o; lib Holsters, 1856; lib salmon,
l,4o; LII mac kerei, %; ID corn beef. 2O0,
30 corn beef, 800; shrimp, 325; chile con
SSs5Eshe' 5'2oi Sih apples, LIS; l gal. apples
SNuFF-Garrett's, 6 or, IL, % per case.
o., $50; o., So; Ralph'S or, 1915; / or,
20 - o., i25; dental 6oz, 10 o.; or, 800;
:, soAr-oliye, 2,75 Il box; blue India. ~
10 :, pars, 70 Q, ooSi "a ib bars, 40 q box;
ID oars, IA q box; l n galinet, $40; 3-i
ssatlnet, $50; ID bar cocoanut oil, rs; 8 III
lull value, %; white Russian. 5.l0. In
Dandy, 3 20; 81 Dandy, Az.
HANDLES Star full weight, i2l5c.
NHEESE-Full cream, l2Gllc
ltoPE-S15c basis; cotton rope, l1c,
q box. 'f''ns' i''i
and 7Jc -
PIcKLEs--2-ganon pals, mixed Pickles
l. iiovi glass pints. 10; .glass quarts, 2 60;
giass 2 gallon, 8 0g glass / gallon, / 50;
glass hex, gallon, : 81
lMjtAcKEREL--No. !, barrels, u 50; 70. l,
nan barrels, 80; No. J, quarter barrels
barrels, 20: No Di Ets' ~ M !" quarter
HoILASb II E'RR w , o. 100.
key an i'0i' eu' Lao per
G'ANny.- Stick. Zoe NOR mound. c,,.,.,
70 10 S5c -'' P'i poNuoi 40ncy'
RAIsINs-- London Iever.2m
CIDER. Crab ann e. W3 Missouri oi5.,
zoe her Gallon vnpe,ys, ~, miii1souit eloer,
AZ Trtgi ~ 10 20 ~
pOuud nocts@ss nrU' "t ; N90, 90
j pound PACKAGE. ~. 6 nourG rron sI"I h,,
rloss A "a Z" o. Pou ,iu "ool ocN
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WOOL, HIDES Avn prI,Tp,ps

.WooL-MeSican Tree ofburrs, nominal.
Mexican improved, l0c; medium 10 To I6c
me Wool, according 10 dirt and condition
cordlng TO buETS
HfDEs-Prlme plump nlnis, 20 pounds
anu up 10 per pound; seconds, plump
hints, ~ pounds and up 100 per nouud.
prime light and EirS llfo ner hound bulls
ana stbgs,l TO &c per pound; dry sailed,
IAALuW. Primo, Co.
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GRAIN AND BREADgTUFps.

NHEAT-75c.
RYE-KRnsas, CSC.
CORS--ln ear, i0c.
OArS-ln bulk 10 10 zoe; from store, TO
&c higher.
BRAS-Per owt--At mills, 10 toQ'o.
MOUNTAINEERING boltod, "a 700 N, LEO.
FEED-Chopped corn, f lOO lbs, LILO,
chopped corn and oats, q 100 tbs, Los; corn
bran, 4 100 lbs, SOC
GRAHAM FloURLP 100 lbs, 2.2j.
HAY-Prahie, s W e ton.
MlLLEr SEED=l.arge, ! 20; small, LOO.
FLOUR-First Patent, 2gl TO 3 Ii: Second
Patent 40 to- e5; Extra Fancy, 2. 80 10
2I5i Fancy, 2.Sj TO ECO; low grade, 2 90
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LEATHER

LouIsyGLLE OAK SOLE LEAruFR..N
heavy, ffes OF brands, S9c %; y medium,
Sic 10; a medium, one brand, b, NJ: Rail-
moro crop, i2c; Keystone oul, sole, SIS I'd So
BUFFALO HLAulIrER-prme,l 10 to 2B ID
sides, 3jc 10; good, 10 20 o. 10 eldCs, 40 III
counter, IL 70 ,sib sides, g6c per N; & D.,
MNJamolNs, st3 10; No. / oak harness len.
lbi No, hem harness len, SOC 10; Mo- hem
harness lea, 2Sc 10; No. ! hem sklrtinv
lea, dlc lhi No. hem shrting lea, "a to S2c
lbi welt and birdie leather, 400 10 8 O1 a
n, ~, hADELruTA CALF. Extra quality,
2S to so lbs TO dozen, 20 10, KS 10 NJ bs ~
doTou, LIS 10; iitO ~ ms 10 dozen, Uj; 81 io
60 TO DOZEN 100 ihi % To 20 lbs to dozen,
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ERuIr ANn pnrI.rrN

oNloSs-st. Louis, 800 per bushel.
CAbBAGE-ln crates, $50
CiillcK&E6SNs-Wo quote at 25Oper dozen
spring, 200,
EGGS l0c per dozen
- BUrfER-Best grade northern, 8jc; best
Dnllhs county, l1a2uci other Texas county
butter, l2o according to quality.
WArERMELoNs-l5cGl,00 pef dozen.
per Dbl w
PEAcnEs-Prime, l,608aOO; Inferior, 5Os
per buShel.
MuSKM r'LONs--Cholcc, 4Ot.
sw aET POrAroEs -sl6O
IRISH PorAToEs-leXas, Csc; Northern,
Toe per bushel
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TRAIND PASS DALLAS

TRA1ND PASS DALLAS
GOING EAsT--T. & p. DEPOT
no. 3Oz[St Louis Express 49,. S:AOA, NJ.
Leaves Union Depot '........,..' 9:i0 A NJ
10 ISi-San Antonio Elk arr. 1850 p. M.
no SH-New Orleans Passenger 3:lO p, M
NO oo' leaves Union Depot -. S:SOP. NJ /.
~ GOING %EsT-UNioN DEPOT
no ul-Caltfornia Express, arr GALS p M
no 7 eUlTOaliIornia Express, Tvs. 1855 p. Nj
Leaves L Il p. Depot ... 6:l5 p W.
No SQS Local Passenger, al. .ll:50A. NJ
H Ieay SCST p Passenger, Tvs l2:lOp M
No ia S DepoI 49,, 1890 z, NJ q.
leaves L & p Depot -. 5.5AM
Nos. S)S and SOirun between For, worth
and New Orleans daily. Nos. Isl and lSS
connect NJ Fort Worth with trains To and
rom Colorado. Nos S0l, Gl2 and aO3 take
meals AT the Union Depot Double daily
trains TO New Orleans The Texas & Pa
cine Is Ill miles the shortest route to New
Orleans Solid trains III Paso to st Louis I:
also Dallas To San Atomic, etc. Fast time
lirst-class equipment, sure connection See
citic Railway.
Passengers booked tn and from all mis-
IN Europe via the cred STAR" Steamship
line, plying between New York, PhiladeI-
bhia ana Antwerp. belgium, and the
"A ERlCAN' Steamship Line, between
philadelphia and Liverpool, England
FOR maps, time tables, tickets, rates md
all required information, call on or address
y. p. TURNER,
IlcRet agent, 5OB Main street, Dallas, Texas
II +. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
b W MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, GAL
weston, Texas
W II. NEWMAN.
Italnc MANAGER, Galveston. Texas.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Texas / Pacific R.R,
THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTE
Between THE EAST AND THE VEST
SHORT LINE
TO NEW ORLEANS
ANDSALL PoINTsyIN
NEW MEXICO,
ARIZANr A Al

Fayorite line to the North, East and
southeast Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
ually between st. Louis aud Dallas Fort
worth I'll Paso and San francisco, bal as
anu Sew orlea1s without change PULL
New Orleans without change.
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Orr, IA Main street. is roceivluu
large shipments OF buggios, Carriages,
etc., daily.
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For trunks, yallses and travelling
goods, 20 to the Trunk Factory, ~
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Patterson's drug store, corner Mair
and PoydraS, for fresh drugs.
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BUST NESS WORLD.
HONEY, srOoKS AND BoNDs

"a NEW YORK, Aug 5.--Money on call easy
lat ~ per cent prime mercantile paneyy
"a to foreign exchange quiet and IN
<1hansed
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.fALACt BUFFET SLLEPLNG CARS

Are run by the 80 & VI ron Night Ex-
Press rom 50 Louis 20 New York daily.
without change, In 80 hours
Best route TO Jacksonville and winter
resorts In the Southeast The double daily
lines. Of Parlor Cars aud Palace Sleeping
COnchcs oy this line from st Louis 10 Cins
cinnati aud Louisville, making direct con-
necilon az both points with morning and
evening express trains, having Palace Hoo
tel and Sleeping Cars 10 Chattanooga, At.
laniN, savannah and Jacksonville with.
out cumgc No ferries or transfer BY this
route
The only line running sleeping CTR of
any description between ~ Louis and
Cincinnati
For Tickets, Rates or any particular In
formation, call ON Ticket Agents OF con.
ntcling lines: West, Northwest and South
west, or In st. Louis NJ l0l and lu3 N
W., W. PEACOCK, W. II. SHATTuC,
Pres't Geni Mngr Gen Pass'r AIT
CINCINNATI, ONO.
v. ID BACON, General Western Passenger
Agent, 81 Louis, Mo
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Tourists supplies at Trunk Factory,
Henry Pollaek & Co., 722 Il m street
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Great reduction In millinery
az halt OF Former prices at Il. Bau-
man'a.
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Picnic and lunch basket, 1T Isrb..
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Shirt makers, Castles Bros
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TWO DAILY TRAINS
To WASHINGTON N 70 HUBS,
TO BALTIMORE N g HOURS,

This ia D hours quicker than the fastest
time by any other line
The Day Express runs entire train, con.
alNls ui Day Coaches and LuXuridnt Pailor
Cars from 80 Louis 10 Cincinnati and i M
lsvllle, Tho Night Express has sleepers
through without change NO other line
rom - Louis oilers double daily through
train service g. the National CAPITAL,
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bid. fAsked.
TONE: Go. ed-New York, steady: New
orleans. quiet; Galveston, steady; Liver.
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YIN IUIT NVIINUi II.VT 20 II %,
Lnrd less active; spot, 0 Gl TO O. l-2;
August, sos TO o 90; September, Q 6S to 6.G5
Beeves- Receipts, las ears for hOmc and
y cars for cxpOrlatIon; good and prime
steers steady; middle lower grades iirmor
IN morning, with an easier feeling before
nnl,h, extremes for native steers, % to
0 70; Texas steers, $50 % 52i.
Sheep Receipts, 500; active for all sorts
and higher for lambs; extremes, S75 10 500
for sheep and o IS 10 500 FOR lambs.
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IMPORTANT.
kEH- Remit by POSTAL NOTE. Express
Money Order, New York Exchange or
Dran on New Orleans.
Letters with Currency Invariably by TX.
press.
s. aud upward
ADDREsEEDi M, a. DAUPuIW,
,,,- Now Orleans, Ia.
,, Address Registered Letters and make
Post ONCE Money Orders payable 10
NEW ORLEANS fATIOSAL = ANK,
New Orleana. la.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
CLASS II,
At NV OlI,sIs, Talsd,y, AuEult Il, 1856.

Under the Supervision and management Of
Gen &. .. Boauresard, of Louisiana
and Con. Jubal a. Early, Of virginia.
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1857 prizes, amounting TO s9,i 0o
Application for rates 20 clubs should bo
N huuo0 0liy NO the once OF the Company In
write clearly giving full address.
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EXPORTS AND STOCKS
Exports from all United StaIes n,rts ,i,,,,
lar TINS week: Great Britain, lO9: France,
S1o' Continent, 202S. STOCK III ali United
states ports: This day, 1891: this dsy
last year, l93,ll0. NS'
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M MiiddiIIng oplsnds ,..................5 7-l6
o TONE: Closed New York, quiet; New
pool, steady E'''''' A'''''-
COTTON STATEMENr
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THE CRISIS FOR DALLAS.

The HERALD has never boon an alarm
list. On the contrary, It's outlook for
the future Of Dallas has ever been cheer
full, 1t believes still that her suprem-
acy will be maintained as the great
commercial contre Of this section. And
yet the confession must be made that
never, at any period in the existence OF
Dallas, has II seen or folt more cause for
apprehension, condition superinduced
by apathy aud indifference on the part
OF those most Interested in the advance
ment Of our city, and for whom the
HERALD has put forth it's most strenu-
GUS exertions.
That Dallas has so far outstrlppsd
rivalry IL the fact; that she will retain
her asoendency is the question. Were
Il not for the fact that the experience OF
any Intelligent western or southwestern
man tells him that cities are constantly
being put forward or relegsted TO the
shades by railroads which they made
or failed 10 make, the HERALD might
also drop into the lethargic state tina
seems TO cover our community, as Il
were, wish a blanket. Never at any
period Of the history Of Dallas was Their,
as much necessity for active exertion
and never was an era whore there was
80 little manifestation OF It. For weeks
past the opportunities have been pre-
senting Themselves OF near, short
and competitive lines OF railway, C
be started In the interest OF tn,
oity In whose future we are all so much
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Hon. r. s. KIMBRouaH. of Dallas "a
the author of H. B. No. 475, known as
tho county road bill. 1t contains GO sec.
IONS, and shows that Mr.. KIMRRoUeH
mas devoted much care and consldera.
tion to its preparation. The law
heretofore was very well con-
ceived as to the establishment Of
roads and essayed to enforce its execu-
ton, but this devised by our represent
alive provides with peculiar care for en-
iorcement of the same by at
taching penalties, not only To
oifenses committed by citizens in
not furnishing the labor for which thew
are assessed, but upon the sheriffs. con-
stables, road seers and other officials
whose duty it is to see the law nut into
active operation. The roads are classi-
ned into three classes, and described AZ
nrst' second and third class, particular.
izing their width, how to be made. etc.
No property is exempt from levy when
Judgment is obtained against a party
properly notified and failing to do his
part, except beds and bedding, Alto
gethsr the bill seems perfectly adapted
70 its purpose, and the HERALD hopes
to see it become law.
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The sundry Civil Appropriation s,,,.

WAsHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The sundrv
civ appropriation bill reported to the
house to-day provides for an appropria.
lion OF $22. 2O0,l79, reduction
below the estimates of $40
lZ6,215 The bill au'horizes the secretary
OF the treasury in his discretion TO sus-
pend IN whole or in part, from July l..
1853, 70 June ~ 1856, the execution of
20 much OF tho law as
directs the coinage of not less
100000 nor more tha., 81, COS, 900 stand
ard silver dollars per month. The sec
rotary Is also authorized to transport
SILVER coin, free of charge, from the
treasury, rsub-treasuries and minis. TO
applicants depositing money in ex-
change for the same. The bin further
provides that no plan shall be approved
Tor public building until site is pur-
chased and paid for aud that no more
money snail be expended for any pub
nc building than the amount specified
III the law authorizing its erection.
Inc secretary OF war is authorized to
Ell az pubic auction the arsenals at
AMeghany and indianapolis.
The cost of survey hereafter of nri.
Vate land claims shall be paid nv The
owner. ~ INC
the bill: Wv i'ei'i' Vi
FOR the completion of a court house
anu postoifice at Dallas, Texas, S25. 200.
Inc Dill also recommends 1913 402 for
lighthouses, beacons and fog signals.
An appropriation of SIS, 900 is recon-
nhehGed tor establishing new life-saying
ana lllo-boat stations on the sea and
lake coasts. "'-'
The president is authorized, in case of
a threatened, or an actual epidemic of
cholera or yellow fever, TO use the
uneXpended balance OF the snm
appropriated therefor, on july 4
lSsi, together with an additional snn of
S3O,u0O, the same to be immediatelv
available in aid of state and local
boards, or otherwise, In preventing and
suppressing the spread OF these dis
cases.
An appropriation oC$30O 900, to be dis
Dursed under the discretion OF the sec
rre'ary OF the treasury, is recommended
IN lurLber aid of the Worlds Industrial
ana Cotton Centennial exposition, al
New Orleans.
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THE Il. q 7. c. REcEIvERsHIP.
HOUSTON, FEB. D. Special. Rail-
road and business circles were agitated
considerably to-day by the publication
In this evenings Journal of notiiics-
ton to the public that the Houston 4
Texas Central railway had goneinto the
hands OF receivers, appointed by the
United states circuit court for the fifth
circuit and the eastern district OF Texas.
The style Of the case was the Southern
department of the Development com.
panY vs.. the Houston & Texas Central
Railway cOmpa y.
The document, with signatures, con-
cludes as follows;
"Unul further notice, the organiza-
tion OF this company, as il now exists
will remain unchanged In every respect,
the officers and employees considering
themselves employed by the receivers
until further notice is given. All 70
ports and communications 20 the re.
ceivorS 90 come through the officers aud
the channels now provided by the rule,
and regulations Of the company
Signed. BENJAMIN G.. CLARK,
by i, Ii. Fdrrar, Attorney, in fact;
CHARLES DfLLINGHAM,
Joint Receivers.
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Mr.. W. f. BROWNE has gone to
Washington to look after his candidacy
Tor tho position Of chief inspector of the
postal service in Texas. He has re-
sided in Paris for Il years, has warm
friend in SENATOR MAxEY, who has
known him for years. Two years ago
he acceoted the position under CoHp.
TRoLLER SWAIN, Of receiving clerk.
The place is one of great responsibility.
and he has filled it well. He
IL regarded in Austin, where his
public career is known, as a mos.
reliable and trustworthy gentleman.
MR. BROWNE is perhaps the best en-
dorsed man that goes before the new ad.
mlnistration for position in Texas, a.
he has the state officials, the senate and
house Of representatives nearly entire;
the supreme and appellate court Judges
and nearly every elector, besides the
press and many private citizens. The
position Is one of great trust, and one
which Nh. BROWNE would undoubt-
eddy fill with credit to himself, and sat.
lsiaction to the people Of the state of
Texas,
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Fire Record.

BREMoND, Feb. 23.--tSpooial. About
5o'clock this morning fire was discov
erod ia tho two-story brick building be-
longing TO the Parr estate, aud within
two hours the building and the greater
portion of the contents were consumed d.
IL was occupied by @. w. Lnspard, fur
niture dealer and jeweler. The Knights
OF Honor lodge was Ina the sscoud story
also Justice Joiner's office. Mr.. Les.
pard saved very small amount OF his
stock, but the other occupants lost ev-
erything. The building was insured;
also Mr.. Lesp9rd's stock. Amount moi
known. 1t Is believed to b8 the work OF
an incendiary, as no rires were kindled
in tae building since Saturday.
AT TEMPLE.
TEMPLE, Feb. D. Special. "A fire
broke out In the Imperial saloon at $3.50
this morning, but by prompt and Wig
orous work by the iiremen, the fire wa
extinguished with but little damage
Loss vered by insurance. Cause nm
known.
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HAL Go.lIng,sFnn,raI.

SAN ASToNIo, Feb. d, Special. j.
The funeral of Marshal Gosling 90.
cured to-day and was the largest seen
FOR years. The pail bearers we're
Louis Grothaus, II. q. Duval,
Maj. Bryan Callahan, Hon. j. II.
French, capt. Ferd. Niggl, Joe Mexy,
Msj. ID. w. Hinkle and Capt. Joe
Shee'y.
The casket was Of richest material and
was beautifully decorated with roses
aud immOrteil8s. Upon it was lying a
beautiful crown and cross OF
the same flowers from the residence OF
tue uece0SeUs mother and sister, o 4
Solodad street. The remains We're car.
ried 10 st. Marks cathedral, where a
short butimpressive funeral service was
hold py Dean Richardson, assisted by
Rev. L. Is. Tlohnor.
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NAvAsoTA, Feb. %. - Special -
Farmers are pushing on their wofk.
The rains yesterday ana to-day retard
everything. Very little small grain has
been sown owing TO bad weather. The
ground Is plowed ready for planting
and several planters intended to begin
planting cora to-day, but the heavy rain
prevented.
The Hebrew Ladies Benevolent ASSOC
citation realized aIoUt 500 net proceeds
Of their party and ball. The money
goes TO the fund for building a syns-
gogue.
\ skating club is flourishng.
The trade aud business outlook is less
gloomy.
Many improvements are go.ngoa and
buildings erected.
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waters, and for theuse of the Thetis in
the navy as surveying vessel.
The committee then rose and rano.v.-
ed the bill TO the house.
The action of the committee in adont.
ing MIR. Ialbot's amendment was mott
hel by the house-yeas, III. NAYS, 90.
Inc bill was then passed, and the
mouse took a recess until 3 O'clock o. m.
the evening session - be for ths con.
S,iafFation of business relating to the
District Of Columbia.
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WASHINGToN, Feb. 23.--The bin in
troduced to-day by Representative Per-
kins, concerning Oklahoma lands, su-
thori2es the president to negotiate with
lhe Greeks, Seminules and Chorokees. and
learn on what terms tho Indians viii re-
luqu>h and convey to the United
States all their interests In the OKLA
homa lands, with view of oneuinr M
lhat territory for settlement under the
home tend law.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-24

IL is hard TO understand PARsoN
MooDY's position on the sketing rink
question. lie advises his followers that
Whenever the godly and the ungodly
mix In the skating rink pleasures, the
cody are bound TO suffer. IL seems to
the HERALD thst this doctrine is tho
very subversiye OF the missionary idea
that little leaven would leaven the
whole loaf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-24

MAY. JOE II. STEWART failed to 80.
cure an audience in Fort Worth. A pa.
per there says IL It had been broken.
down negro performance the house
would have been full. lit had been a
log show the whole town would have
turned out, and tickets sold at a pre-.
MUM.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-24

The Bowie Cross-Timbers says: awe
nope that Dallas will take immediate
action In regard to the tap road to Dsca-
tur' We are in favor OF Dallas getting a
goodly portion of the trade from this
country, and by this tap road Dallas can
give as cheap rates as Fort Worth, and
composition, you know, is the life OF
trade" What is Dallas doing? Ask
her property-holders, who, If they do
not take some steps to keep this city
ahead Of the procession, viii soon learn
to their material cost that they are left
out in the cold.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-24

THE Kearens Light is generous
enough TO say; "The Dallas HERALD
comes to us 81 hours ahead OF any other
OF the great dailies of the state. The
HERALD is one Of the greatest papers
published In the state and we prize II
as ono ofour lndispensables as an ex.
exchange
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-24
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MAsuINGroN, Feb. 23.-The senate
confirmed Lowell II. jerome as col
lecior OF customs at Corpus Christi.
Texas. More than an bonr
was spent in the discussion
OF Jerome's nomination, considerable
opposition being manifested uuop both
sides, based entirely, however, upon
personal grounds.