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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
Tha Comedians.

Messrs. Robson Il Crane are very favor
ably known to large number of theater
goers IN Grand Rapids. and their annual
visit means packed house and 'fat take
at the box office. Those who intend to see
them in ''Cherubs" at Powers's tomorrow
night should 90 and have their seats secured
at Halls newsstand. "Chernbs,' their nsw
gives the stars such opportunities as make
their performance vigorously fresh and en-
tanning.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
SOCIAL sclssce
4 Lecture 81 the Sabssct YESTERDAY
Affsrno0o o. l-s Ao.it0n.

AftSfn00o - - M0-iton.
There @as .szgs stssusial1es A. tas ~
tars gwen - l. 5 Mo1ltoa ~ lh~ Metro
lo.llsn hA-l. yesterday aftsrnoo1, tie sso-
ioef hsi1x Mz1kLls- tie P4st sDo fres.ut,
or Less,n a. Sociai SSielce
Ihe sf,esAes d4sll for s1zas uaas ~ the
cazses ~ tAs 1ssLtsl ~ tas koaan esuplfe.
cisllalng tLak elsillzs1on ls lac sap ~
lhS eS~z1, sn1 as tas ,kI-lfal uasIsa1oF gaa-l
ooElsalE Us eonpass. ~ uEsg ths skuifsl
E.Fisztor - si4e State coasuLg tfss E.sllllcsl
eEsrt u Tie world. history, - thai he nlss
steer tbs ship ~ civilization IL s&fs watsrs-
Ne are tbs hl1eal descendants " 21Nient no
nan clsilzaEiou. and the best gulGs that ~e
ca1 get = frcu It's Alslory OF tue fzl " ths
Ronlzn empire. ~hich shows - that the
kon1ans @sro at one ums the iesdsrs Of
the world IN agriculture ana Art
and so1as Of the hnest specimens Of ART a
the present day are those handed down from
the Romans What was Ins cause Of their
t0wnfzls Not their poyert.. bug their
wealth. which has been tbs cause Of the
downfall or al ancient civilized nations
The rich had 40 need for eHerting them
selves and sought only pleasure, While the
pOOs became shiftless there ~as no re-
yard for the Use OF their energies- Then
came what l. known IN Ia sGOry a. the dnk
sges. Mr.. Moalton then spoke on the eVo-
ton OF civilization from the savage or nat
ural state Ia the fendal OF seml-ciSillzed.
and thence 10 the civilized state Of the pres
ent
The lecture Was listened to very attentive
ly throughout, and quite a number of our
wealthy citizens were ia the audience The
lectures are 10 be continued every Sunday
afternoon AT 3 clock.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
TWO MORE STOCK COMPANIES.
One 70 msnufacturs Building Material
Another 20 Make Little Wagons.

NfNNN ~ f-fafNAt atAtaF- ONftliRk ffdIrfNal
Another 70 Make Little Wagons.
The (frsnd Rapids Manufacturing and Build
inz Company fled articles of association with
the County CLERK on SATURDAY The capital
stock Is Se00oo. divided lnil 40 shares. and
the iuc0rporators are. :. II. Ocker. &. 3.
CLARK. l.. y. Mosher John Yungbaker. Al
bert Newenhouse. A. b. Richmond. D. n
Moshsr. W. - Stevens. William Hoeteke.
and =. p Fort The company viii manu-
factgra building material. and VIII DO con
trscusr's business in the VA 81 build og and
repairing houses and other structures.
The Friestiy Express Wagon aud Sleigh
Compsny has dlei articles Of association for
the uurpose ~ making children's wagons and
sleig'is. The capital stock j. SZ0.o.o owned
by z Z Richards. Chss NJ priestly. A. II.
Stsniisb. o. s. Wsters Sidney r. Stevens,
s. Iproier p :. NeH Chas. n. Gleason. N
s. Civshy. Crso. Fsttit. Iss A. Hunt Geo.
trnoft. . "a Wonderly. L y Mitchell. q.
K Ashisuu and ~ Priezflav.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

of al De comesiy Successes " the ps-t
tVFo SEASONS. Skfpped BY the Lixht Of the
Noon nusf - accorded ~ the best and
most satisfactory financially aud srtizfically
Ne-ers. HARRISON & Ciourlsy. and the same
exrellenf o'mpsny that appeared with them
wbeu the pisg had run of 80 ai0htsin New
fork. VIII appear AZ Powerss next FRIDAY
and Saturday evenings and At = saturday
nsafinee. The sale az reserved seats cora-
r,eu,,as to-norrow morning at Halls.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

A slefachment - tire Salvation Army vas
parssIlnz upcn Ottawa street yesterday fore
aeon. and iust ss the chorus SWING Low
S,reat Charsot was AZ ~ highest ~trsiB. q
r+i,n ~ tie Sidewalk gave way and tts
aehnenf swung somewhat io~er- shezs
q fe.t The soaiiers scrambled esft ~
.-h rffbr.t any severe scsrs and bersn
march 18th There's isnsf
tan Thi@.r
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

sAsa1ssTos. April A.--F0F ths Upper
Iazes- i'sII wealhss, loFth - ~e-t zlndss
8eeomln.l variable higher, followed IN the
sstrsair ss-t portion - fsiiIhg barometer:
.iizht cls.1ze u tsmpsTatare
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

We had to engage another cutter IN oUr
merchant tailoring department, not wishing
to kill the one We have with too much WORK
the sales on the S2l wOrsted suits and So
pants made 20 order has been 40 great thai
Ne are nov taking orders for suits TO be de
livered in two weeks.
SrtR Clothing HOusF.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

The New England Furniture Company
offer their stock of handsome chamber suits
AZ 4. or regular price until Nay I. Those
who eish 10 secure bargains On furniture,
should cali AZ once.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

Governor McI4ane, of Maryland, certifes
publicly that from personal experience, he
gives his endorsement TO Red Star Cough
Cure a. a safe prompt, sure remedy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

The Grand Rapids Sewer Pipe and Build
ing Sfone Co., (office - South Division
street, have Just finished sidewalk for
John Bert=ch. III Mt. Vernon street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

The cheapest place 10 buy garden seeds IN
bulk i At Goo-en's- I49 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
BUSINESS BUSINESS u

T45ias far tfa rert r. dss- ui1 err snd 81
every Mardsg frnrT 70 To eApcs- re - c.ssrge
tt- aarurrs- rsflre - TIRE sfEsf7fttn- - AL tfe
sareriorlfy - tfe ueeas.ze rrase c1ffeF over A.
afher t3rasS -cortfax svxterS
MME EASSfT1E
frs Wnr-n-s =fl--et Porter Beck
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
Towels.

4 frseh shipment ct new and hne designs IL
Turkish Towels al &c worth s1isc.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
- Of untll Max /.

Mineral and PLAIN Baths at the Arcade
Rafn Rooms
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

The finest assortment Of buggies. phaton.
surreys and spring wagons IN the city Al 4.
r. Antisdels.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
Shaw Knit Hosiery.


Our Dress Gcois and Silk Stocks have been
largely added TO- and We invite special in
spection Of these goods
20 dozen Mems WhiteU Unlaundried Shirts at iSc.
cheap at 75c.
Everything strictly represented.
NOIE-When goods advertised by are
closed out We at once withdraw our advertise
ment-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
tAOH Until Nav q.

Stoves stored for the Summer season.
BFcksRD BBos.. n 50. Division.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

For a clean bath 90 to the Arcade Ba
Rooms
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

Iry The six-meal ticket AZ tse Winlaor
Dining Han. ia Monroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

k}0 kilf suits. sf75. - kut .uits 81 -
AZ kit -ulfs 80 ga tta dollar
Srtz CEorluVe Hurzr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

The New Engiand Furniture CoupsaJ
ofer raeir -focs Of handsome chamber sait.
AZ ~ regular price nntil May & Those
Nno wtsh - secgre bargains Ga farniturs
shoBid cali az once.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

Buy. your buSges ara rhsesons Of A. R.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

anrioy q this err Esng and ws VII mot - re-
spansihie for orders rivsn thes. send orders
direct - RE af1re
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

Five baths for 500 Arcade Bath Rooms.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

49, sisssara4sF sssf rsesseta<i tak tE.k-
.@sa Feg,sl1Fis z.s.l promptly zt4t so1.fsv
sosT ~ sCfsffi,ag tass ssses - sstePaea1 o.
.est<tt .sra. Gar lslepb5zs a8iHbeE = ~.
The totaI circalarion o. the Morn
iag fsisHran tast ~eek ~as 1871
This mornings ; edition eoetains 3. 100
copies.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
JOB PRINTING.

The IllL s9a4A . 49, prepsle.I = "a
a kIasis ~ 80 qr1nng ~Ith 1lsp.si&k-
Al Orders .sft az lLs eoanEns rooa III
ieeelse prol-pt attsu1uE-
TELEGRAM PUBLISHING CO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

u. &. Fritz, better known AS HDock"
Fritz, tho East Dallas saloon man,
who last August shot and killed w. L.
Rickhan, the prize fighter, in DIFF.
ficulty, having been indicted by the
grand jury now in session, was yester.
day rearrested on the strength OF the
indictment.
IL will hs remembered by tina read :
ers of THE HERALD that at Fritz's
preliminary trial, Immediately after
the shooting, no WAS admitted to bail
in tho sum Of u, coo, but thls WAS after
wards increased to $1,000, whlch was
readily given.
AS soon as Fritz was arrested yes.
terday he, by his counsel, sned out a
writ OF habeas corpus before Judge
Aldridgo, of the district court. Alter
hearing the evidence the Judge de-
cided to admit tho prisoner 10 bail, and
fixed tho bond NJ So 900. The bond has
not beou made yet, bat as the prisoner
mad no trouble in giving bond be-
i0re, 1T Is highly probsblo that IL will
90 furnished to-day. His former
bondsmen were Colonel w. J. Batter
ton, A. o. Corden and Perry Webster,
and 1t is said that Fritz Is waiting for
the return of Colonel BeLterton, who
III absent from the city, before he Will
make his bond. Ia tho meantime Fritz
Is In jall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

had, In the three seasons OF her Young
wonanhood, assured 70 the talented
and cultivated favorite OF the social
circle.
The groom ia full worthy OF the
prize he has drawn, and this Is as high
commendation as he could wish or We
might give. To both The HERALD
tenders sincerest congratulations. To
them
May the Waters OF life In tranquility flow,
Unrufiisd by grief AMI uussniad by
care:
May the hand OF the Ruling One ever be-
stow
That BLISS DER their lot that Is nov grow.
ing thera
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

Yesterday was dull day in the
courts. They seem to have entirely
forgotten the fact that newspaper re-
porter is always in need OF long list
Of court cuttings.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
a bold Highway Robbery.

Last Tuesday night bold aud dar-
ing highway robbery was c,mmitted
on Elm street and tho victim was
very nearly killed. a HERALD re-
porter yesterday, on hearing of the
dastardly outrage, set about TO find
the woman who was robbed, and TO
get her story of the affair. She was
found In East Dallas ia the vicinity OF
the engine houss, whore she resides.
She presented quite bunged-up sp-
pesrance, having received some terri
bic blows across her fscs and head
She gave her name ss Lucy Weekly,
and told the following story to the re.
porter: III was going down town laat
night, and when | was passing the
lumber yard, just below the depot, on
Elm street, a negro man by the nums
OF BILL don't know his other name
came up and wanted walk with me
down town. | agreed To il, but we
hadn't gone far beiore he proposed
that we 10 down tho alley, ever to
Main street. wouldn't GO with him,
and he tried to pull me. While was
scuilllng, he picked up O scantling and
hit me over the head several umes,n
She AYERS that she was knocked
senseless by these licks, and when
she recovered consciousness Bill had
departed, aud also 81 In cash which
she had in her pocket. She Is terribly
beaten up, and ono eye, over which
she wears n bandago, she says is
knocked out. This disgorEed member
she protfersd to show the reporter, bat
no respectfully declined with thsnks.
The victim o! this outrage Ia young
colored woman, and she declares that
her he'd is 'not right" and that she
has .felt silly ever since sho was
knocked down. She says she kuowe
the negro who robbed her when she
sees him, but doesn't know his name.
The officers are looking Tor the negro
who committed the offense.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
Shnll Dallas FnIl2

A lest call is m ado for business
meeting at thu Merchants Exchange
this afternoon at O'clock sharp, Go
which every business man, farmer,
mechanic aud all other citlzsna are
earnestly requested TO attend, 60 aid
In getting up an exhibit for tho Now
Orleans exposition, which reopens the
10Th OF next month, and also for tho
great American exposition, which
opens In London May /, 1886, TO Last
SIX months, We want to snow to tho
people OF the old world what tho city
and county OF Dallas are doing, and
try TO draw capital 10 Texas. Grsysop,
Collin, Lamar, Fsnnin, Kaufman,
Tarrant,' Hunt aud other counties Will
send a carload. Tho Preat city and
county Of Dallas must not be left be-
mind. We should send rs much rs two
car. loads; such al wheat, oats, rye,
barley, corn, cotton, garden seed, veg
etables, fruits and every other article
that our soil produces, together with
samples OF manufactured products.
Then a large quantity OF printed IN a.
tor describing fully the thrift and en-
terpriso o, our fast growing city aud
tho abundant resources of our lands
should bs Distributed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

Much is said about tho advertised
low prices OF goods. To-day | have
seen lot OF goods at restaurant
bought at these slow pricss." Our
gooos cost more, but had the satisac-
tion that the proprietor begged me to
take them of his hands at any price.
The goods are simply "trash," and
would not give them house room.
When l am now advertising p COM
plete dinner set, handsomely deco.
rated, for $50, l mean to give you 1870
pieces OF good and perfect goods; when
l tell you / will sell you chamber set
Tor " % mean a sot every body would
charge ~ for. When / assure you that
our silvef-plated ware, our nuisques
ana other art goods are the handsome
est and most appropriate for we'd
dings, birthday or holiday presents I
claim tn know whereof l speak, and
have al3 years. record to prove none
bat good, reliarle goods ever left my
house aud Invariably gave satisiac-
ton. WHY not, then, throw the "trash
advertisements" into the waste basket
ana at once 20 to reliable house for
your houss-furnishing goods, both
useful and ornamental. In short, Tor
good goods go to the CANA Hall, corner
Etm und Murphy streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
A Brace of Counterroifcra.

Deputy Marshal Thomas GerIen err.
rived yesterday from Montague, hav-
lag In charge Charles wsyburn and
James Baldwin. Wayburn ~ charged
with making, altering and raising ma
tional bank noes, while Baldwin IL
alleged TO havo committed the same
oflenae, In addition to attempting to
pass counterfeit money. They were
taken before United States Commits
sioner Mccormick yesterday evening,
who put Wayburn under ASSOC bond
and Baldwin under one of 5000 for
their appearance in Noyem-
Der. Wsyburn's father and MIR.
George Barefoot, of Montague,
were the sureties. Baldwin lisa youth
not yet out OF hia teens. Ho claims
that hia parents live near Sherman,
and that he ran away tnree years ngo
On account Of the cruelty Of stop
mother.
These two IN AXE five couuterfaiters
who have been captured in this State
within the past two months, aud they
are All supposed to DO members OF
what IL known Nv the "R)chester
gang" OF countorfeitefs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

Qnlto sensation was created In tho
city yesterday by tho creditors OF l..
Levy discovering that somo OF bis
gocds had bean shipped away from
Dallas tho evening before ha mado hia
assignmon,, which was on last Fri
day, NJ ssrs. Herr, CLANCY 4 Co., OF
ksnsai City, Missouri, NJ. Benedict, OF
Terrell. and ether creditors, through
Their atiornoys, Simkins & Smlsn,
sued out attachments, aud through
the skill aud marked ingenuity of Mr..
lack Ddncan, one OF the leading de
tecuvcs In the State, the
goods were captured at Gal
weston just before balng ,lhippsd ON
board steamer FOR New YORK.. rio
goods were tae anest and most valu.
ablo OF tho eutito stool, aud sggrauate
some 5000 or moro la value. The
crelit.rs suing out their attachments
VIII thus MAKE their debts I'm full.
While Others will probably receive 4
very small dividend fro N the rennan /
OF stock left here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

Sam Hunnlc1t and vito to j. II.
Fisher, lot No. /, containing 40 acres of
tho w. G. Hannicut survey, for 81, $50.
j. 4. Mann and wife to Henry
Thomas, ono-half interest in 80 acres
OF thr nj. II. Benan hurvey, for $3.50.
Simon Mozer and wife t0 Emil Hill
ger, l32x3SO feet oil tho Joha Grigsby
league, Tor 1900,
w, y. Clarke and wife, 10 the trus-
tees OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, a lot on corner of Bone
aud Williams streets, for 500.
John Z. Orrick aud wifs to Z. J.
Murrans aud wife, 50 acres of the
Jnmes NJ. Gray surYey, for 500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22


Yesterday the bright sun and beau
tiiul day were made brighter still and
more beautiful 10 two young hearts OF
Dallas, Tor MIR. William Waters and
Miss Matte Lcske were united In the
holy bonds that make two ~ one. The
marital ceremonies took place at $3.50
O'Clock at the First Presbyterian
chmch, on Hervood street, corner OF
Main, where, long before the hour
named, an imnohse sssemblage of the
friends OF the high couti acting couple
pnthered In spOnse to the invitations,
Tho usher style being adopted, the
wedding PARTY entered ihe church and
passen down the n,sle ~ follows:
DIR. Il. l.. Il Cas- Teton with Miss An
ME Pionts; Mr. Ro,al 7. Ferris with
Miss Mary Laake; Nj. Frank M. Cock.
reli With Miss Anuio Rodgers; Mr.. Burt
Caetles with Miss My rnomas; Mr., Nd
Swctrey with Mis- Minnie Slaughter;
Mr.. A. Bsreurson Win Mia Lucia
Hughes.
Th,sD oonstl,uoi tho bride aud
groom attendants. Following came
MI. William NJ. Waters With Mrs.
Wster-: more; d.. +. Il. Hughes with
the bride.
AIRY d stand arranged abou. the al.
tar, Dr.. a. p. Smi,h, The beloved pastoe,
promptly begau tue impressive cefo'
monica, aud olosoi with tho usual
blossinR. Whcroupon the en-.
tire party Left The church
Ia reverse or.er. They then
repaired 60 the residence OF tho brides
hrcthtr and sister, DIR. aud Mrs.
Henry X. Leake. her longtime happy
home, where M informal and itn.
pfompiu, YET uulv elegant repss
awaited them % help along the con
grnlulationa aud 10 break tho psrtinl
ere they ntlrie on bhe week's tour /,
Houston end the seaside. Many KIM
anu lencor ~ n limaiiis were offered by
ths gallant ushers to the newly mar
ried couple, which received eloquent
addenda by offerings to the fair maid'
about tne board rho company were
10Th tn 10 p s, bns tim,
man nor wnmsn, aud the happy pair
len for the Un,ou depot
The travelling cnslumes were worn,
while the ladies we're correspondinsly
ottlreds thN tisn trc gentlemen were en-
4 Numerous AMI valuable aud sin
nul>fIy b sutnvi we're the presents
4odes but BY r. quest detailed descrip'
Non n omitted. u.
he br'ds d 70, we'll known here for
X4n 8nnAtD 10 contribute auBhl thai
49, e4d " tho ttt<o ~ adonlfatlOn
~ q Ut>on With NJ of1oho, -
z 4lrn,ns wevA oE9l1pn Q
-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
Died From uls Mnnnd.

Bob johnson, tho coored youth who
was accidentally shot by y companion
while hunting near the city last Fri.
day, q full acc punt Of which appeared
in TIE HERALD at the time of tho
shooting, died yesterday ut his fat her's
homa on McKinuog avenue az about !
u'cl0cS. The nov clNmol at the time
that no did not Know his gun was
cooked, but IL il now said that he has
sinoo told y companion that he in
tended to shoot aver young Johnson's
head, but his aim wss bad and he hit
him lull In the face,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
That APPOINTMENT.

Mr.. j. w. Nicely, ma newly appoint
cd policeman, about whose appoint
ment there has boen somo grunbliug,
claims that all tha "kiekinS" comes
from those who were applicants for the
place Themselves 10 moreover AYERS
that no l,ves Within tha corporation
line, 1t having bean claim0d by the dis
contented thar ha did not. Ha asserts
that he had on nis application 10 tho
board the uames Of IN my OF tho lead
lug citizens.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

The Dallas business college il now
open for the reception OF students. The
different stores sre stocked with lines
of goo DIS; the bank with its money
the freight III ,es, postoifices, etc. are
all completed aad ready Tor students
To commence their various businesses
and open up their books. The citizens
are respectfully Invited 10 cali aud ex-
smine ths college aud us workings,
No. 7Sl Maiu street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

Ben Drivcris y laboror on section 30
OF the Houston & Texas Central rail.
road. lie got paid or aud came TO
town 10 500 the white elephant. In
order 10 sesths Aforesaid animal IN all
Of his prlstIue Wilderness, he Allied up
~ sSbug juice" and vent out 70 pslnt
q eown. Whec Ne estlseio ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
Tho city En.i lined

Ills understood that Judge Aldrldgo
has granted an injunction against the
city removing the advertising board
NJ the corner OF Main and Lamar
atreets. the case viii present soma
nue. legal qlestion,,ss sho ciiy granted
che right tVerect the board, and then or
derod IL taken down before tho OK.
pira.ion OF tue time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

"kicked" sgsiast his luck because he
had oniv ona shoe, no hat aud no
watch. The aid of the custodians Of
the peace was invoked. The hs, Was
found gracing the head OF Ben Wells
aud the watch was found In a water
closet behind Barry Brin's saloon, and
Driver wendell his way homewsrd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
EDUCATIONAL.
Tulane University of ouIsiaps
LAW DEPARTMENT

The next session of this depar,,nan, =.
begin Monday, November 49, lSss WIN
The Law School is not mited n i,-.
tion 10 the civil law of Loaisi mo .nIst,uc-
res aud course ofstud,es are des,srnSisc To-
prepare the student foe admissin, asu 70
bar not only In this State, but also in \" me
~ the com ON law states Of he unious any
invites TO its classes all who wish
themselves for the practice of the la,r |" Ut
professors are well known lawve . W, Us
standing at the bar. ripe ia expsrleneoa. iong
still actively euyaged IN the prac ics 81 sed
profession. Tuitioa, $50 err session VI sne
FsCULrY.
Randel Hurt, LII H., Emeritus p.s.
Professor of Constitutional La CoSa.sor,
eial Law and the Law OF Evidence 'uist-
William Francis Mellen, III. N n.
Professor OF ommon Law and Eess.l,
Jurispradt nee, and Lecta er on crir1dsIai.s
Law and the Law offleading. 1iull
Henry Carlet n Miller, Professo, :.
Admiralty and International Law, OF
Henry Denis, Professor of Civil Ian
Lecturer on the Land Laws of The IIn; jug
States VIC United
All communications should be a,,lr....,
10 WILLIAM +. MELI,ENs sso
Dean of the Faculty of t.,
WCarOndelet Street. NeF 6rlean~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

The meetings al Commerce Street
Christian church aro growing in inter
est. Las. night Professor Blacks sub
Joe, was "Fsith, the Foundation of the
Christians Hops," and he handled the
subject ia his happy style, and the
larse audience paid him marked at
tentioo. Tonight he VIII talk on re-
peDtance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
Fix IL

There is considerable complaint, end
1t is justihabe, that the forces laying
watsr and gas pipes do not take that
pains in replacing the earth they
should. For instance, tho northwest
corner Of Harwood and Commercs
streets. This is not right; there Is an
against IL and It should be
enfOrce1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

Brother Gardner, OF the Llme-Kilu
club, says: Neuralgia, rheuul ism,
weak backs, terrible headaches ana
q dcsen odder ailments am keepsn do
doctahs busy" He might have added
that ~. Jacobs Oil cures all these
troubles aud gives "de doctahs, a rest.