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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-20

All good citizens will be interested in seeing
what punishment will be melted out to Will
liams the ruffian arrested for highway robbery
on Saturday evening, when his case comes up
for trial. The police report that he is only two
months out of the pententiary, and ii is more
than likely that he was not confined there
more than half the time provided by law for
the offense of which he convicted. When
he gets in the hands of justice next time il is to
be hoped the extreme penalty will be given
him. There can be no excuse for extending
clemencY To- creatures of his class.
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$40 AND 3ls SEVENTH STREET.
We ALWAYS LEAD.

We ALWAYS LEAD
Cincinnati SI,gt:-cured Hams l2c
Let Those Follow Who Can.
Lime Fruit Juce-Four different Brands-ali at Soc
q bottle.
We Close at g O'Clock To-day
Drink our MaiIdheling Java Coffee.
We Always Lead.
Good SariineS at sc. box.
Let Those Follow Who Can
Saratoga Chips. Fresh and Crisp-Keceived Daily.
We Close NJ u O'Clock To-day.
EIPHONZU IUCN(iS,
GRUt Err, 42S 9th st.
PS-We Close at O'Clock To-day. jy22-5t
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FoR The SEASIDE AND MousrA1ss

sEATON PERRY.
fSrccEssoR To PERRY & BROrHFp,
COMPLETE STOCK OF IMPORTED DRESS FAB
RIGS. SUITABLE FOR THE SUMMER RE-
SORTS
ENGLISH MOHAIRS AND HOMESPCNS
FRENCH PLAIN AND TWILLED CLOTHS
o. HABIT CLOTHS. ALL SHADES, hi 1oc and 81
PLAIN AND TWii.I.ED FLANNEI!S For BATH
ING SUITS from 70 10 10 cents.
27AND 81 INCHES WIDE CREAM AND IVORY
WHITE FRENCH SUITING FI.ANNEI.S from
soc to S11u.
ALL-wOOL SERGES CHCDDAS EXAMINES
AND JERSEY AIBATROSS CLOTHS.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES IN BLAZE AND COLI
ORE:D GRoSGItAIN-. sURAHS AND RIA
DAME, lIGn .6s g Is % PR yari o,-,s
INE AND SUNNI Err SILKS
'GREATL1 REDUCED PRICES ON BLACK
BROCADED SILk GRENADINES AND EN-
BhOiDERED INDIA PONGEE AND BATISrE
ROBES.
NOVELTIES IN HANDKERCHIEFS. HOSIERY
AND KID GLOVES
RARE BARGAINS" IN PARAS0LS
INPORTEDJ Ei;>EYS. ALL SIZES. from So. so to SO
LIN SHAWi@S IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT
LOWE 81 PRICES.
"SPECIALTIEs-' IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH
S WriITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERED SWISS
NOVtITif2S'' IL FRENCH sATErNs, SCOTCH
ZEPiiIi:S AND PRINTED PURE LINEN
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building,
Penrsy lvsnta ave, cor. 9th a..
Established lS4O. WIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-20

Secretary Manning has asked the merchants
OF the country to give him their views on the
tariff. for the purpose of enlightening the adj
ministration and paving the way to needed re-
forms. Possibly direct application of this
sort will be more effcctual than the machinery
Of % special commission. The chief objection to
it is that what is everyboIy's business is no
body business. But the subjects outlined in
the Secretary's circular of inquiry should
enlist the interest of merchants and manufac-
turers, and In the prevailing dullness they
should have the time and feel Il call to discuss
the matters to which their attention is asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-20

A writer in the forthcoming Century will dis
cuss the question, w hat shall BE Done With
Our Ex-Pre>idents'" We don't see that any
thing needs to be done with them. They are
just about the most harmless creatures we have.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-20

There has been within a few days a sudden
upward movement in railroad stocks, indepen-
IDENTIFY, il would seem. of any change in the
dividend basis, and due in great measure TO "a
feeling that the trunk lines hereafter TO con-
duct their bushes in more friendly spirit.
There j. much need of n reform in this particu-
lar. In many OF their recent quarrels the rail-
roads have been actuated by pride fully as
much "a by an intelligent regard for the inter-
ests of their stockholders. Railroad kings. like
other kings, often fight for glory at the expense
OF their subjects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-20

The failure of John Roach Will lead to vol
umes of angry controversy, in which he will
appear on the one side rs a martyr TO partisan
malice. and on the other ~ a corrupt Spectator
who has at last got his deserts. But neither OF
these extreme positions l. just. Mr.. Roach had
ambition To bear a relation 70 the govern
ment similar TO that sustained by the krupps
to Germany. He aspired to be the great repre-
sentative American ship-builder, and he pur~
sued this purpose with an aggressive personality
that divided the community into friends and OPP
ponents. His relations to the government, dur
ing the long ascendancy of the republican party,
made him almost necessarily. in his way, a poll
tician; and on this account he was at a serious
disadvantage when the democrats came into
power. The step he has now taken has been
harshly construed, but as noOne can help seeing
that his business is destroyed 1t Is unkind to
put an unfriendly construction on the failure
And in any light in which il can be viewed it is
hard to see how the closing of "A great industrial
Institution and the throwing OF q thousand or
more men out OF work can be regarded as any
thing less than a public calamity.
1t will be interesting to what effect the
assignment will have on the policy of the gov
eminent in the premises To recover any money
advanced TO Roach on the Dolphin account
will now be very difficult, and perhaps the
simplest course that Secretary Whitney can
adopt will be to- take the vessel, for better or
for worse. and to provide for the speedy compile
ton of the other ships.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-20

The weather official WHO has been promising
cold wave for several days past is requested
to step UP and hand in his resignation. His is
an aggravating case OF offensive impotcney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-20
WANTED--ROOMS.

NTANTED-A GOOD-SIZED UNPUBLISHED
w room. with privilege ofstoring, by elderly
widow without family The price must be reasonable
secured References. Address F. g.. Star office. Its
"ANTED-ROOM WITH BOARD, BETWEEN
w 9th and l4th SITS. and and the Avenue for one
gentleman. A place with few boarders preferred.
Address. stating terms end location, Not Govern
ment Empioye, Star Office. jy2O-2t*
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VIZ ANTED-PERMANENT FROM AUGUST
w lst instant, five or six room house. with mod.
ern improvements within ten Squares of Trea sury.
Rent not to exceed S2U. Address INGOMAR. Star
Office. Its
"ANTED-I DESIRE TO PURCHASE 4 RESI-
w dehce business property vacant lot at
ably iow price for spot cash: must be west Of 9TH ST.
w. and north of PENNSYLVANIA Address. stating
bottom pr &c and loca1ion), y. I. JAY Washington,
u. G. je2G-1m
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

E>OR sALE-NOTE FOR 81 OOO AT 8 PER CENT,
i secured by deed Of trust on real estate. Address
A, r o. Box $40, City p. O. iy2O3t*
"ANTED-S1O,OOoC CASH. CAN DOUBLE 1T
{arSas care Of II: LAsHokSE Attorney %s:s
NOR sALE-TWENTY SHARES POST COM
Ras ssSng Mnshs sSsk 'hEy shares
Teephnne stock Send cash my ot s"r e
MITCHELL, s34 street. room, 5 and g. jyao.2ts
E'oR sALE-srOcK AND FIXTURES OF AN
loon address B. E. c. Star otiice. iyi I ="
NOR SALE-FRESH STOCK OF GROCERIES,;
Il cheap for cash. store for rent, fixtures for sale
DAILY. keal Estate Agent, 637 stree, jyl7-3ts
> 600 TONS COAL FOR SALE, COMPRIS-
;A.OOO Ing every desirable variety, at the very
css ~ gsSssa aeysfy hr sssS
pot and wharf, 9th and Water SIS. sw.
jyI4-3m q. l.. SHERIFF.
GEORGE ADAMS JONI E. BEALL
TELEPHONE No. s44-2 - D'e0''
A.nAMs & BrA11.
REAL Esr iaI5 L9 sAs So, ASS :, Insurance
story brick and basement, 10 rooms. BATHROOM.
Side pr nw Between 18th and
18th 3-story brick, II rooms, easy terms for sum-
For sale-on Rhode Island avenue. between 18th and
inproysens soU, a rab 1aseen 1rek Modern
great bargain. Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 18TH E.w.. south side 3-stOry and basement
brick, newly repaired modern improvements stable
in rear runs through to street; rooms and bath;
splendid opportunity: $500.
Choice lots on 10th street and Columbia Heights and
III all parts city.
To Loan-$oG GO at 6 per cent for term of years on
city property. Nl:E3m
4 TTENTION. BUILDERS!
~ FOR SALE.A BARGAIN.
The Southeast Corner Of 2lst and + Sts NV: l52
feet on by depth Of 90 sect. Houses can be sold
before finished. For particulars. de-, apply to
HUFrf d DYER,
Real Estate, Insurance and Loans,
1yI1-lW 18th and + SITS,
LNOR SALE-FOR CASH ONLY, THE WHOLE.
- sale and Retail Wine and Liquor Store. 1892 Penn
svlHania m1S
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PERSONAL

IAUTION- INsECT POWDER nj SOLD
u only In tin boxes, Trademark on the nd; not eoid
loose; Insist on having Harris powder: refnse inri-
tafio1s: the best y The cheapesk W8l8we
TTANTED-I HAVE IN NY CHARGE, At
w Gen. 0ealea nrm, S0rro3 Saddle Mare mppoaad
10 te owned by IN a&torney-atl OF q NV Wash-
inSton. Owner pasase CALL WIN. y. COFFIN. Vi1.8ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-20

The new District Commissioner, Mr.. William
B. Webb will begin his term Of Office with the
confidence and friendly wishes of the COM
munity. where he is widely known and valued.
Mr.. Webb was born and bred i'll the District,
and is identified with it, interests. President
Cleveland deserves the thanks of the commu-
nifty for having made - wise a selection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-20
W. WAIT

W. VAST
THE BUYERS OF BOYS AND
CHILDREN's CLOTHING TO READ
OUR ADVERTISEMENT IN To-
MORRow's POST AND STAR. IT
WILL CONTAIN A LIST OF THE
GREATEST REDUCTIONS VIEWER
MADE IN THIS DEPARTMENT.
LOTS OF PRICES CUT RIGHT IN
HALF. so LOOK OUT FOR THE
CYCLONE OF Low PRICES IN To-
MoRROw's STAR AND POST.
A. sAKs & CO..
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LOST AND FOUND.


7 OsT-A BLACK AND TAN SETTER PUP.
IL Liberal ewardifreturned to 1906 lth st NV Its
T OsT-BETWEEN THE CONVENT AND ROAD
l. Nigh sts Georgetown, delivery book. belonging
10 Adams Express TO. Any one having found the
same and will return it to q. w. CKOPLEY'S Drug
store will be suitably rewarded. it,
oST-THIS MORNING, JULY 10Th, BE
tween and o'clock, a Roll OF Drawings. Please
return to SOS St NV, and receive reward Its
r OST-ON STEAMER ARMENIA THURSDAY
last, black satin Parasol with lace. Reward for
return to Room 8, St Cloud building jy1S-3t*
TNOR THE RETURN OF THE PEARL-SET
Il Ring. lost yesterday near the Ebbitt House. .
larger sum will be paid than q ring Of the same
pattern will cost No questions Will be asked If ring
he brought to 2. W: LtTM ATEs Lewelry Store. 1896
St. or to Room No 20. Office Superintendent L. $.
treasury building. jylSt
7 OST-NEAR 18TH AND H SIS. n f.. CASE
- of Surgical Instruments pearl handle knives, l
Trocar and Canula ! Silver Catheter etc. Liberal
reward If returned to owner, Dr. NJ V. B. Began Cos
massachusetts, avenue H. W. jy17-3t*
7 OST-THlS DAY. BETWEEN 1896 ST
IL (store Of F. w. Letmate Jewellery and the Treas
ury building small Pink BOX. containing ring set
With seven or nine small hal! pearls arges about
size OF ordinary carpet tack liberal reward will
be paid for the return of the ring to the Of MI
lelmate, or to the oc of the superintendent of the
Treasury Building. jyl7-1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-20

A singular letter in regard to the District COM
missionership question, purpOrting to he writ
ten by ex-senator Pomeroy. was printed in the
New York Tribune of Saturday, and has since
found its way into some of the papers Of this
city. We say purpOrting to have been written
by Mr. Pomeroy, because the effusion referred
to Is so full of absurdities and misstatements
that IL reads more like a clumsy forgery or the
vagaries Of an upsound mind than the deliher-
ate expressions of an aspiraut to the office who
could be supposed by any one to be a fit person
fer the position. How far injustice may be
done to others by the statements and implica-
tions of this effusion il Is impossible to say;
but, more or less Importance may be attached
TO the letter by those unfamiliar with the sftua-
tion it Is proper that The STAR should say,
la the broadest and most emphatic manner
possible that 80 far as the reference by the
writer to any one connected with this journal Is
concerned there never existed and could not
exist the slightest foundation for the observa-
ton made or any inference which could be
Justly drawn from it. The expression as printed
Is either the idle fancy OF an excited imagina-
ton or a downright premeditated mfsrepre-
sentation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-20

1929 8 ST., 8r.. m. 1. 1882
1902 9th St, l2r.........S.O0
1898 X ST., sr.,m.i.....35.OO
1914 2lst ST., l4r...125.OO
III ID ST., llr~.........-40.00
1925 Doth vt. n.w.,S r.25.N0
1902 Ii st.n.w.,'llr.15
S31 Ia ST. NV. llr.. so 90
1880 Riggs st.n.w. ,6r?5.UO
1903 18th stu W. Or. 400
IS j. FISHER & co,
1924 F street northwest.
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NOR RENT
Il 1886 10Th st. ,14r.S125
! 16S L ST., l2r., m. 4. 1888
Sly 18th st. I5r. mi -S,i
1926 l st. .l2r. .m.l....S3 BIB
1914 q st. ] 4r., m.i..1OO.OO
s'O9 14th, lar. mi. 1890
u LAFAYETTE sq.......3;s3.:,3
1883 18th, lOr. mi. SO. 33
1441 L ST.. Sr.....-...-..x5.O0
2lS3 X st. NV, 8r., MILO
1884 Riggs ST. ii r. III. i.35
THUM
jy6
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BOARDING.

VlyHE AMERICAN HOUSE SERVES FIRsT-
4 class meals for $40 aud $40 per month. jylS-Im
TIME HOWARD HOUSE Will. SERVE A mn
Il from 70 PM. from the LIST of Juiy ivQ mt
r AR0E, AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT Ar aI1 4 ,ST,
Isle indiana ave. Also. boarding Cor three months
~ $l6 per mouth Advance payment strictly re0niri
.- my202m
F1NHE LN:HIEL HOUSE, 6l2 OTH ST. n w
s,a ne Le f,esss nw cor 10Th and NV, are the
cissx pleasant rootn& Terms moderate o..s1
SsrIlHE TREMONT"-THIs HOUSE sprr1
reprinted. md tn every way put ia lirsf-ciass
order C00less 80 most Desirable place 10 b0ar
THE CELLUIOID TRUSS, =
Il Thoe novoe beuaxs, never WeoRp ont sav,ns~
elem, and ean b woEn white haehins A' A"sss
Is tor saaAas CHAA FISHER.a
a.. ,,,,,x,,r 62S !th street nOrthwek
kAdy paSrooA "..10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-20

LNOR RENT ONE THREE-STORY BRICK
L House 231 18Th st, between aud sw.; nine
rooms, with all modern improvement one square
from the Printing and Engraving department. Rent
$3.50 per month. Inquire 4O3 9TH st. NV. jyl5-st
L,Ok RENT-"THE AUBURN" LOCATED AT
house Is well located and In good order Very iaver
q. DUCkETT, Pharmacist, Pennsylvania ave corner
I'D St fylklws
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PROFESSIONAL.

NJ CUNNINGHAM, Halter.
Va Gentlegnous straw Hats Bleoched and Trim
med Abo light coorsd sti3 Has Cleaned aud Tim
nd I'll II northwest ny6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-20

EOR RENT-RY II. o.
= X st. ,n.C.av. f. 1888. b,
+ street n. 1S.1Sr......--JOO
q ST., near 10th st. 200
R.I.av..nr.Conn Az $500
Thomas circle. IL r. 300
lafayette So, 11r.. 1925
Lafayette So, Tiff. ...250
Mass. ave-. n. 18th. Goo
n st. n. Conn. ave. l3r. 200
Lafayette square l7r...2OO
Conn.ay.n.N, 13 r.E. lG6.G6
N st. n. 9th st. Tor, f....16U
15thst. n. X. 1. av.. Or. 100
10thst. Dupont circie.fi50
18th, near X St, f.--.....l35
1890 10Th street, 13r. 100
Nd. av..n'r LIST n. e., fur. loo
12S 9th 1T. 13F..........-10B
Grant Place, fur. Sr...-lOU
Rst. m. 18th. / rs. .f...-..lOD
Thomas Cir. Tor. fur. 100
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1915 Pa. av., 11r..-..S3.33
$50 psf. NV, 11r-..S3.33
1926 18th st., l0r.& 81 -
: street, nf.l2th Or. flo
l4IS y street NV, 12r.8j
1017 12thstreet w. IS
14IS I 1T. NV. fiat. ..55
518 18th ST. N. ". Tor. ..55
Carroll Hall. G st. Or so
.i120 18th street. fiat. .....b0
COB II at. nv, lOrs.....45
Cor. St, near 18th. fur. 40
! G vt. NV. Sr. Il store. 40
6x1 ID NV. Sr. & store. 40
12O 18th St. Or. fiat.......46
1872 Corn St, 6rs..3S.33
Job F st. ne. srs... .2O.35
1871 18th st. Or ............2O
l5S llti st. Sc. Sr......2O
23l 4lz St Sw. Sr....-lS. 10
J22 9Th st. s.w, 6r.1S
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

laying some nav rails In tho yard st
this place.
Thera are several new buildings 90
ms up near the COMPRESS. THAI part
% town 10 rapidly Increasing.
ONLY two carr of stock in the Nina
ouri Pacific railroad stock peus this
morning.
Fifteen cars OF cotton we're received
by tho North rexaa compress this
morning 10 DO pressed.
Our now cotton gin rsceiyeA fva
cars OF sesd cotton from Pilot Point.
three from Whitesboro, two from
Whiteright aud two from Honey
Grove this morning to be ginned; also
several wnEon-lOads from near Psul,g
Valley, Indian Territory.
business Is picking III ia. day, Cot
ton is coming in better than any lay
this fall. Wy
Two telephone connections with
rhsrmhn now--tho Ball and the Pan
H3ctric.
A man named Mullen waB shot by
unknorn parties to nisht. The ball
nit a RIB and glanced of. The wound
10 painful, but not dangerous. II hap
pensd near ths railroad track in the
southern part OF tho city. DR.. FL. Ach.
eaon attended the wounded man.
Mullon has only been week IN town
ara has no enemies. The shooting
tooE place ntS:3O p. M, with q 32.calibye
pistol.
john Saul, of this city, started fer
Shermsn to attend court to-day. He
ieit at o:3o SIM, and when about two
| miles from tho city he met three
tramps. Tney ordered him to thro ~
up Ma baedh. Saul being horseoacl,
no put Supra TO his horse ard gallopsd
on. One OF the trnmps shot at him az
he went and tho hail whistles by his
head. )t WAS narrow escane, Ofilcers
were informed, but up to ,his hour the
tramps han not u aan captured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

L7NaVIEw, Oct. S.-[Speeial. Pas
ssnger train No. 4, dne hero at 9:3O last
night, did not nrrivs until $3.50 this
morning, when it brought an engineer
ard head brakeman, whose tired looks
showed that they knew the cause Of
the delay Both are badly bunged up,
but not SsDgeronsly hurt. The ongin-
eer, N. w. Stebur, Was taken to his
home hsre, and the brakeman, George
Nsrsh, WAS carried TO MershGll, The
engine OF freight No. IL yesterday az
ternoon was dersiled by striking = COW
l!inS ON tho track three miles west OF
Mineols, causing TIE very bad wreck.
ing OF seven cara, and DELAYING tho
rain as abovo stated. Brad Bsrner
aud Captain Sam Cunditf, OF tina
Cuff, Sabine & st. Louis railroad.
came in on the delayed train, both
looking as # they had taken q dozen
trips over the narrow gauge, MIR
Barnes 10 in bed with the dengua.
Tho sad news Of the death, at Mans
llold, Louisiana, this morniug, OF John
fegues, q young man of promise aud n
social tavorItp here, was extremely
un~ clcoms. He had been In the em-
loyot ms uncleS, ID. & o. Pecues, her.
Tor some time, and not feeling well
wont . few days since 20 visit his rela-
tives there.
Tho little son OF Mr. Phil Pegues.
living near Ktlgore, took a swallow II
iquid concentrated lyo from g bottle,
installing ii for vioagar, swallows OF
which hu had been in the habit Of TAX
Ing Tor stacks o. hiccougb, which were
fttquelS nnd often very severe. The
lye had been left after ga clegnino,r
srd saved. The liJtls iellow'a life is
hopad for, bu not expected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

[ @AiNESVlLLE, Oot. S.--ISpeoisl. -
Joe Ehr'oh, OF indianapolis, Indians,
aud Miss Hstlie Kahn, OF Dallas, were
married IA this city last night, Rabbi
LSsSi ofliciating, a srand repass and
ball followed the ceremony.
Gustaf A. Karsssll, a German, WHO
WAS badly Injured few days since by
being thrown from n horse, died yes
terday ct thu residence of II. LINN.
The deceased was Is comparative
stranger and had but few acquaint-
nnces.
The Mershants' exchange held y
NEE ing Tonight ana contaminated
additional arrangements for the col
lection Of specimens tor the New Or
leans exposition, Tue reports OF tho
various suO-comnlittees showed splen.
did work.
Alonzo Guyton, who was cut by
Sevier on Saturday might, is danger
ous!y Ill. Nothing in YET known of
me whereabouts OF Sewer.
Gotten Is coming la ut the rate OF rs
TO 100 bales per day,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

Bryan, oct. s.-lSpeoisi. l-SheriT d.
d, Dawson has been oonfiuod TO his
bed for week with denguo fever.
District court 10 aoout TO close, after
a five weeks term, There havo bgeu
elght convictions. Frank Smith and
Cook, couv,ats, who were among tho
number that escaped from Clsy's plsn.
taiion, and who We're ind and
tried for tho murder of l.. r. Smith,
Jr., were scqulttod. The people OF the
country feel thnt Sshu, idor and vii.
Hams, the citizens who liberated tho
convlcts, and wbO fred the pistol shot,
are the guilty parties, and should ho
punished TO the iull extent OF tina law.
Bus the convicts, the jury believed,
wore not setting with tns two oltizens,
Schneider ana Williams, IN the kill.
ing.
Thers arc now at the Agricultural
and Mechanical college about $50 rtu,
dents.
Judge NJ T. Brsdicr. ~ FaWaeld,has
been n tea city er~ereI .fI .
10 his son AT thu a. sicuI,N... ..I .lo-
ChnnicAl cOiic2s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
EDUCATION PAYS.
AT Least Poor Young Dsrkey
Walter Fouud IL Did

At Least Poor Young Darkev
Waiter Found IL Did
Mostof the. walters o, the States are
coiored college students from Howard
university, Washington. My waiter
told me this morning that he had I'm
ished geometry and mathematics,
Lazy, Cesar, and Virgil in Latin and
tho Anabaais In Greek.
Tbs other day at dinner Professor
Henry, OF Harvard college, was scan-
ninga line Of Virgips hexameter to
Illustrate the meter TO Il rich tuyInesa
friend WAC had not read the classics.
"Longfellow's Evangeline ana Wiz
Rlts epics," said the professor, ware
written II the 5nmo Lcxametsr, Now
me hrst line Of Virgil IL pcanned Ike
this; Arma'vlrumque.'
"Why,I DECLARE" he said, hesitat-
lng, i've forgotten tho old familiar
"Snail give them to you?p asked
Ire waiter, politely.
,, "nonyD asked the professor, n as
Yes, sur" said tho black man.
"rhoy are: 'Arnin virumque osno,
Troim qui prlmus. ab oris.D
Threat guns" exclaimed the BUSH
Latin?D
IA college, sir" said the walter.
When tho rich man found ont Ali tho
poor negroes requirement and amb.-
ton and poverty he asked him how
much II coat him year at Howard
university.
II costs $3.50 year, and I'ye 20.
throo yoars to no."
"Weil, here" no said, Ia $500. You
can Keep the change, and whoa YOU
got through como and 500 Nathanioi
iBnggles, IN Dodge City, Kansas."--
cleveland Leader.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

FoRr Worm, Oct. s-ISpeoisl. l.
This Ia Fnmers' Alliance day. There
arc LOCO bales in tho city, and there
viii bo 1000 more. Five hundred
wagons are camped on the river bottom
TWO miles out. Tho alliance Il holding
at S,5; buyers oilcr S65 il not sold
Wmosfow, they will pull cut 10 he
sost market Dallas preferred. A T. W
toS.B,. Farmtra will buy their sun
pies wntra tho cotton Is sold.
:, erouud baa been broken for Cseph
Brosn'g huilding near tho dspog foo.
~ Msin 'roct. Tho bniidiug Will he
ioct@VO iet', three atCries higst TIN
is,stotd race vii enter the uNsiing.
,ho Missouri Pacific train fivo thurs
ihte, N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

WILLIE POINT, Oct. s.-[Spseial.-
Dlhtrict court moving on slowly.
\ young man named Pleasant,
charged with horse steslirg, was con-
victed AID given FIVE wears.
DOR people sr0 rotOiced at tho ap.
pointmont OF Sawnie Robertson to the
su arsEo court,
Bnsinass very good--cotton bringing
from $50 20 $40 oash-moro on ac-
oouutS.
We have not got "arist0cratic"
enough for tho deupue YET.
County Judge Il. =. Torrey, OF Long
friends.
S0mo rickGess Ia town.
Judge Foster, OF Canton, Is in town
to-day.