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The wholesale grocery house of Loeb
q Frei0erg, southwest corner OF Lamar
and Commerce streets, was closed by
tho following attachments which were
issued from The district court in the or
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The best etiquette for man is not to
boast of his virtues. 1t is also exceed. .
ingly inelegant to annoy society with
his coughs and colds, when he can find
relief in bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
SYruD
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Ia Twenty.Four Hours.

"Benson's Capclno Porous Pastors
cured my lame back in twonty-four
hours."-J. Nj. Z. Pure, sure. 25c.
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A druggist in New Richmond, Ohio,
Mr.. Il. j. Donham, writes us the follow
ing: 81 consider DR.. BULBS Cough
Syrup one ofthe very BEST things made.
Use 1t altogether in my own family
and can, therefore, recommend it,"
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LSCAL MATTERS.
FAILURE OF LOEB g. FRElBERe
A Hard Blow to Ticket Scalpers-The
Crop OF Inquests-Inspecting the
L. & P.-The Tourists at New
Orleans-Robbery, Etc.
Travelling Mems Day at New Orleans

iraEeiihg mems Day at New Orleans.
The Travelling Mems union, whose
headquarters are in this city, have is
sued the following letter to all other
brother organizations which explains
itself and reads as follows:
"By virtue Of resolution adopted at a
called meeting of the Travelling Mems
un ON of Dallas, Texas, we hereby re-
spectiully inform you that through the
solicitation OF this organization, the di-
rectors of the worlds exposition of New
Orleans have set apart the 25th day of
February, 1885, TO be known as the COM
mercial travelling mems day, at which
time we hope TO have large attendance
OF commercial travellers. To secure this
result we most earnestly ask your COOP
erotion, and most respectfully suggest
that your organization take such action
TO secure an attendance of your mem
Ders as you deem most proper.
The directory OF the exposition have
granted US free use of the music hall,
music, committee rooms, etc., on thai
day, and we can assure you that MANY
courtesles will be extended us by a resi-
dent reception committee, all of which
Will make visit under these auspices
most pleasant and interesting as we'll as
instructive and beneficial.
we have taken the iniatory step, as it
was deemed expedient for some organi-
cation te do so, in order to have a day
set apart, and having succeeded, we now
rely upon the generous assistance and
cooperation of all travelling men and
the several organizations of travelling
men, to make this day creditable to our
profession.
Any communications from you con-
corning this matter will be promptly
answered, and all information at our
command freely given.
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Attest: w. e. PARRY. Civ 1 sacra aiayor'


A BILL TO BE ENTITLED-AN oRDIe
~, nance 10 provide for Volunteer Fir
Police company.
SECTION !. BE It ordained by the Council
OF TIE CITY of Dallas, That there shall be or
eehlzed under the superlnteudance OF the
Mayor volunteer company TO be styled the
tlFe iolice, to consist OF not less than thir-
teen nor more than ifty-two men, over the
age OF eighteen wears. Hald company, when
on duty, shall Ot commanded by the Mayor
assisted by sergeant lvr each squad OF
twelve priVatcs, the sergeants to be elected
by majority vote of the company, ana ia
serve FOR one year-8l! vacancies To be filed
rs company election for the uneXpired term.
sergeants chosen for new squads after the
nrSt election shall serve only for the remain
uer or the year, SO that the annual election
lorHli shall be at the same time. In case of
the absence of any sergeant ut n fire The
Mayor may appoint from tine members OF
ms squad asubstitute for the time being. Al
uleH lhe Sergeahts ShalI be distinguished by
me words "S,rge0ut No. &C.," and the privates
by the words Fire Police" worn in black
letters on white hat or cap bands.
zee :. That The duties ofsad company shall
extend 70 everything ConnGctedwith tifcs not
pertaining 20 the regular fire department. A
rortion may be detailed by the Mayor, un-
der the command Of q sergeant or sergeants
rs the ease may be, TO serve as n police for
!he projection OF property, to prevent the
intermeddiiug or Intrusion OF persons not
premises on fire or endangered by the are TO
arrest suspected persons at fires or persons
Meddlins with movable property; to carry
OUT goods or other movable property aud
secure them, and generally to do all That
may he deemed by the Mayor, or officer I'm
command, necessary for the protection and
safety OF persons and property at fires.
Sec. ). That whenever thirteen or more
volunteers shall be enrolled, the Mayor shall
organize them Into one or more squads.
" hen 20 organized they may make such
rules and regulations for their government,
not Inconsistent with this ordinance as they
may deem proper. The squads and s5rgeants
shall be numbered one, two, three and Gour,
ana the sergeants shall take rank in the
same order of seniority At company meet
lngs the Mayor, II present, shall preside: 9TH
erwise the senior sergeant present.
sec. !. Ihat said company may adopt any
uniform they may prefer, to be worn on other
occasions than fires, and may hold their
meetings In the City Hall at any time when
neither the Mayors court nor Council is In
session.
Sec. 8. That this ordnance shall take effect
ana be in force from and after its passage,
Approved October l6, 1881
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III was dragged down with debt, poy-
erty and suffering for years, caused by
a sick family and large bills for doctor
ing.
I was completely discouraged, until
one year ago, by tho advice OF ms pas
tor, / commenced using Hop Bltters,
and in one month wa were all well, and
none of us have been sick a dav since,
and | want to say 10 all poor mon, you
can keep your families well year with
Hop Bitters for less than one doctors
visit will cost. know it.n--A Work.
1N0MAN.
EG- None genuine without bunch OF
green Hops ON the white label. Shun all the
vile, poisonous stun with "Hop" or "Hops"
In their name.
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Coughs.

Coughs.
Browns Bronchial Troches are used
with advantage TO alleviate coughs, sore
throat and bronchial affections. Sold
only in boxes.
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WANTED

WANTEDSTO Sell
and stn w,nioie OF one half inter
0 OIL new stand; good reason for
further information. cali ~, ioI
20, Weatherford. Tevas. vi ao4
w ANfED-A SITUATION 4 :; ! a..
" nurse. Can at 1912 Main st. as W
w ANIED-BY a LADY 0F S Ss9ls
~ renee. position as houselSea,dn.A mp
IN private family or hotel. hes ei5
slon 10 going In the country In snoh no Oh
gsst OF references given. Address Sost3
w ANTED-To SELL ORTRH u ! .sl
piece OF property in Dallas ro T. "
tn 70 SUous eIIner IN Dallas or some q, q "
! Town; groceries or furuiture presa ae t1riY
dress at one, giving partjcniarr ierIed.
care Herald office, Dallas. O. NJ,
| " AN KEGS FROM THE A pfvT7 lanl!
4 Gle looking for homes i in ny u
Dressed climate will always And snls G|
sa1ly left II they fail To FsIL5 nTenmsel]
AZ W EATHERFORD, and caIi SlOPq
oInces or the Chicago and TeYom
SFai ln la and Land Company, coTnsr I'M n
dies brick biE o%cIfs' SIX rooms, upstairs n
Weatherford, Parker county, TeAAsEIER 4
WANTED-TO kENTTW0 TT0Si7-, yal|
w good locality; mist have o SEES
each, cisternand other convenienooesr Z rOd
tenants. SINKER, DAVIS & Co, Tor 4
WANTED-A WOMAN OR GTPT M M
" slst with Homework, MI E ~
aid, go Bryan st. C. r ,TzsI
w ANIED-BY A MAN OF 750r-T! !en :
W lts ana morals, who is also \ -. n
bookkeeper, to invest 5000 TO sS ooe practI
business which will give him emoin,.aa
I " X mes sy pnl ana required. Addres
Ma w. h .,al. Dallas, Texas, with full y
wv 1N7TEn 7TIJ = y ~ - JAM
NJ. 1me Cleveland House, Abilene. r.
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprietress NJ ~
thoroughly fitted up and conducisd
european plan, with Restaurant attn oa
Meals at all hours, and polite attenti SSeac
clal Inducements for drummers. ian.
NJ a THOROUGUTY ~
~ peteht ana experienced dry goods ~
man, with best of re. erences as 10 Snss
reliability and mtegrit , a position oi
some responsible firm in Central Texas
1[9ss EdWard Anderson, Lock Box nj
w ANTED - CANVASSERS - 4GTd
~. everywhere IT, sell Mark Twainis Ia,
DOCK, Huckleberr Finn. For terms
dress N. d. MCDONALD d o.. Publiphns,
Oaron delet street, New Orleans. ianIaJ
w ANTED-A PURCHASER non
oI valuable no ell property out west
Irst,class, doing a thriving business
can De bought cheap. Good reasons for w1S,
ing 10 sell For particulars INQUIRE nj nr
Dress Intelligence Office, 800 Main street n
- - : e- &c dec29l
NJ ANTED-THE TEXAS MIITTT1T
" nQWinent Association will give GOOD
pronta6le employment to experienced I'M
ahce solicitors. Address A, NJ, Hall. NJ
Iary, 70 Main street. Dallas, Texas.
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CHARLES W. GUILD,

Secretary.
No doubt the Commercial Pilgrims"
ON arriving at New Orleans, will receive
a reception worthy OF their dignity.
Preparations for their welcome appear
to be elaborate from all reports.
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ClOseh by Attachment

tobacco.
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Attest: WE. PARRY, CITY Secretary. oi'

A N ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS
"A and leyyiug a special tax to pay for The
district sewer from the west side of HarwoOd
street, between Main and Elm streets, to a
point in alley In block l25 distance of 2jS feet :
SECTION !. Be II ordained by the CITY
Council of the City of Dallas, That the report
OF TIE City Engineer of the cost of construct
Ing the district sewer from the west side of
harWood street, between Main and Elm
streets, In the city of Dallas, to point in
the alley In block l25, distance of 258 feet
De ana the same is hereby approved, and the
estimate OF pro rata costs therein set forth he
ana the same Is hereby assessed against the
property therein described and that a special
TAX OF the respective amounts stated be and
the same Is hereby evie. against the various
lols ofPrornd described in said reports, ex-
elusive Of improvements in promo tlon to1he
are? o The whole district exclusive Of public
highways. The City Asses or and Collector
snail enter said lists of said property and the
name OF the owner thereon, together with
the assessment and levy herein made
against each lot or lots in said district, ON
his TAX rolls, In q DO kept for that purpose,
ana snail proceed to collect the same as pro
vided In the city charter
SEC. =. Tba this ordinance shall take ef-
feet from its passage.
Approved October2S. 1884.
W l.. CABELL, Mayor.
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WANThD-BY A THOROUGHLY - -
W petent and experienced dry goods y
man, with best of references as to SoV snb y
reilaDIllty and integrit position nYo, \
d dpiiIe rEE<RonsiDle hrm in Central Texas.
Column bus, Ga. DoA N
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A N ORDINANCE ESTA BLISHING THE
n lines and width of a part of Polk street:
r, SECTION /. Be it ordained by the City
Council of the City of Dal las, That the prom
osition of Nj. $. II. Cockreli, proprietor Of
the ground, Is hereby accepted as dedica-
tlGn, and the lines OF Polk street are hereby
established as follows: Beginning at the
northeast intersection of Poydras and Polk
streets; thence In a direct line easterly TO the
southwest corner of fractional block No. IS,
on the Grigsby league line, the same being
the north 1.-The of said street. The south line
OF Polk street shall begin on Poydras street.
80 feet south of the first named point, and
thence run easterly parallel to the first line
the same distance; thence north to the south
line OF Young street At said southwest cor
ner OF block TO the north lines of Polk and
Young streets meet
SEC; z. That The Engineer is hereby re-
CURED TO measure and properly work the
lines of said street as herein defined.
SEC. D. That this ordinance shall take eff
feet from and after its passage
Approved October rs, 1884.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
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PoTkOr's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fails
A Great Problem.

A Great Problem,
Take all tho Kidney and Liver
Medicines.
Take all tho Blood purifiers.
Take all the Rheumatic remedies.
Take all the Dyspepsia and indiges-
ton
cures,
Take all the Aguo, Fever, and bill
ious
specifics,
Take all the Brain and Nerve force
revivers,
Take all the Great health restorers.
In short, take all the best qualities
| of alLthese, and the best
Qualities of all the best medicines in
the world, and you will find that
Hop
-Bitters have tho best curative quail
ties and powers of all concentrated
In them, and that they will cure
when any or all of these, single or
combined
Fail. A thorough trial will give pos
tive proof of this.
Hardened liver.
Five years ago broke down with kid
ney and liver complaint aud rheuma-
tism.
Since then have been unable to be
about at all. My liver became hard and
like wood; my limbswero pulled up and
filled with water.
All the best physicians agreed tina,
nothing could cure mo. | resolved 10
try Hop Bitters; have used seven bot.
ties; the hardness has all gone from my
, liver, the swelling from. my limbs, and
II has worked miracle In my case
otherwise would have been now In my
, grave. j. w. MoREY, Buffalo, Oct. |
Il lSSi
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w ANIED-BY A MAN OF COON III ~
W Its and morals, who is also y NJ. Il
bookkeeperr. to invest 5000 to 81, Oh prac'
nagsna which win give him empiovam
w. KARMA, Dallas, Texas. with cures
and particulars. "i'n iuil nj
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OFFlCIAl-ClTY LAWS.


"a N OhDINA I a.. AhENDINU SELL I(IN
IA OF an ordinance EMIT ed IAN ordinance
providing for the collection OF water rates.
the election OF q Board OF Water Commits,
sioners and other regulations necessary for
operating The Dallas G ty Water works. y
Approved January - 1889 Be it ordained
br The City Council of the city Of Dallas:
SECTION |. That section o the above en-
Titled ordinance, approved January 49, lSS2.
oe amended so rs to read hereafter as follows:
section 8. All permits for the use of water
shall be ISSUE by the Superintendent OF
Water-works, conditional ON payment ofthe
proper amount as per rate established, Said
SUPERINTENDENT shall also col ect and recent
ior al amounts specified in and due on said
permits whereupOn the consumer shall have
arlght TO the use OF water. Every permit is
sued by said superintendent of Water-w rks
shali DE evidenced bya stub, showing when,
10 whom and for how long, and Tor what price
anu purpose SAID permit was issued He
shall keep roll of water congumers show.
ing rates paid, and shall make monthly re-
ports OF same to the City Council. He shall
turn over all monies thus collected by him
To the City Treasurer, with whom he shall
make weekly statements, and al receipts Ia
ZEN by SAID Superintendent for money so
turned over shall show that they were on ac-
count of the Water works fund, and his
month y reports shall show the same facts.
SEC. z. That all ordinances or parts of or
dnanees in conflict with this ordinance be
ana the same are hereby repealed, and that
lhls ordinance take effect from and after its
passage.
Passed January 0, 1886.
The Mayor having failed to approve or OBJ
Ject TO The above and foregoi ordinance
within three days after IL was placed in nv
Office, rs is prescribed by the City Charter,
the same thereupon became law without
MS signature January 10, 1885.
NV
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w ANTED-A WOMAN OR GTRT- s sSo
aid, 800 Bryan st. c. + iTzt
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WANTED-TKAYELEKs TO ST SS5!
" the Cleveland House, ABILENE V =.
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprietress' ~ ~
thoroughly htted up and conducted d az
European arIlp plan, with Restaurant attain Sn
cial inducements for drummerS ";loh.
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w ANTED-TO SELL ORTR61 q ss -
! piece OF property in Dallas ra a.
OF goods either in Dallas or SOD LOT |
Town; groceries or furniture prefa e UNI
uress at one, giving particulars
care Herald office, Dallas. o. Nj
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w ANTED-TO kENTTW0 U0Si7-,ya
w good locality; mist have USE SEES
each, cisternand other convenienoeoar I 70
tenants. SINKER. DAVIS q O. "Neh IOr
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j. S. Lowell, G. w. Ladd, j. {. Rich
ardson, X. ID. King, J. q. Sullinger.
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w ANTED = CANVASSERS- AN IN
" everywhere to sell Mark Twajnis u
book, Hncklebe rry Finn. For terms ~
1ress n. ID. MCDONALD o., Publisbnr,
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WANTEDcTO Sf,II
" whole or one-half iptar
ana stationery store; hest locot
o. " new stand; good reason rnr
a.l- information, call on or
~, Weatherford. TEXAS va OF ADJ
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WANTED-BY A LADY nv 6 u
w lence. q position as honsoi,dr Elk
IN a private family or hotel: h es
slon 10 going In the country In srol no
pesl OF references given. Addressn POS
Herald office. AuureSs NJ.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-16
Howard A. BeusOn's Stories About the
Late Commodore Garrison.

While in Chicago on my way to this city
first learned of the death Of Commodore Car
rlson. | knew HIM well some % years ago
lie was man who. once seen, would always
be remembered. His presence was imposing.
and he had a breadth Of shoulder that was
herculean. ! saw him once Ifs a barrel OF
-four, with man on top Of 10, ana throw them
both on a dock as easily ss ono would flirg 70
terrier. The man had Inade q remark that
the Commodore objected to, md without slv-
ing q word IA. Comma love threw him over
board. He Wasa't called Commodore then
only Captain-snd wherever Capt. Garrison
was he ''rglod the rOOsf." In the early davs
Of 80 he was accredited with resculng a
friend OF his from u border NoNicaus while
ia q saloon. Re broke two OF tLe lcu's necks
by niuFing tnem from him, aud fractured am
other ones skull with blow OF his list. /
doubt whether the Commodore ever used the
revolver as weapon, hut he used 90 be ac-
customed 70 carry one iu an outside pocket Of
has coat. and o. he was able 90 shoot straight
without using q sight ne was lef. alone. he
was known 30 Doe one of tine most generous
men IN san Francisco. There were fru
miners who were "strappedn who couldn't
borrow from him. lie was ono OF the belt
MAYORS san Francisco ever had. ilI. death
j. deeply regretted by his old friends i'm Cali
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An Offensive Partisan.

If the President is hunting for s'offen-
sive partisans' to remove from office be
can find one at Atlanta. The Marshal
for the Northern district OF this State is
about as offensive, in political sense, to
the people of Georgia as it is possible for
an official to be.
We are not finding fault with the Presi-
dent for not removing offensive parti-
sans" more rapidly. This is a very big
country and there are offensive parti-
sans" elsewhere than in Georgia. 1t is q
question, however, whether there are any
who are so offensive as Marshal Bryant.
Would it not be well for the President to
recognize degrees of offensiveness. and
give his attention first to those who are
the most offensive?
For twenty years Mr.. Bryant has been
a sort of political incendiary. Since he
made his appearance in this State in 1865
as the agent of the Freedman's Bureau,
he has perhaps caused the people of Geor-
gia more annoyance and trouble than any
dozen of the other carpet-bag officials
who, with the help of the negroes, under
took TO deprive them of what little the
war left to them.
1t viii not be denied, probably, that he
is the leader Of the worst element of what
remains OF his party in this State, and
that he would not hesitate to use his Office
to advance the interests of his party.
There will not be any great amount OF
murmuring if the President takes his time
In removing those of the officials in the
South who did not strive to make
themselves Objectionable when they had
the opportunity, but the Southern people
would be very glad if those of Mr.
Bryant's sort were bounced quickly and
uncarpmOniOuslV
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PERSONAL.

WITH the death of Chamberlain Walter Won
Goethe. grandson Of the great poet that fam
lily becomes extinct in Germany, his Younger
brother, Wolfgaag, having died two years
ago.
Miss EMMA THURsBY sprained her ankle
the other evening while getting into a car
riage to so to the railway station in Washing
ton with the purpose Of going TO her home in
Brooklyn.
GEN. Won MOLTKE. on a recent visit in the
Riviera, took occasion to examine the noun
tain passes in the neighbofhOOd with a critical
military eye, for which he is found fault with
by the French newspapers.
GEN. GoRDON's will. just proved. bequeaths
the whole OF the property 70 his sister, Mary
A. Gordon, for her life, and on her death
among his nephews and nieces. The value of
the personality was under 1900.
GEN. ARTHUR has accepted the invitation
OF eX-secretary Lincoln aud other members
of the fishing club at Police Island, Canada
for May Is. The memhers Of this club repre-
sent in round numbers $i0,000,OOo.
WIru the death, q fortnight ago, at Bam-
berg, Bavaria, ofBarou Macmillan Won Pau
lus the famous Paulus family became extinct
and It's coat of arms was solemnly broken and
cast into tho open grave upon his coffin lid.
CAPT. ScnoONHAvEE. who was in command
of the steamer Hclvetia when she sank off
Cape Breton on SATURDAY. was the captain OF
the m fated steamer Daniel Steinmsnn when
she was wrecked. with the loss OF l2l lives OF
Sampro Islands ltde more than year ago.
THE EMPEROR WILLIAMS health has failed
very much during the last few weeks and II
Is considered doubtful whether he 81 ill be able
20 20 either TO Ems or 10 GastCln. IL is prob
able that Ills Majesty VIII pass the summer
al Babe s6erg, his favorite residence. near
Potsdam
One Of the TeNascattlc kings died last week
When 10 years old he ran away from New
NOrk, reaching the South as tt1waway. At
his demise NJ wealth was s700'.0'O: it was 20
miles from his front gate - bis house, aud a
single panel OF the fence of his back yard was
Jos miles in lcagth.
SENATOR STANFORD, OF California, denies
that he Will start Gen. Grants sons In bust
ncss. OF his proposed California University,
be says nc has invited q prominent educator
OF New England to visit the Pacific coast
this summer and aid him m perfectng his
plane, hut he declined TO give 40 present the
name OF the educator referred TO.
TUE late Franz Abt, the song writer. was q
surprising Eourmahd. "A roose. - he used to
shy, sis q very pretty bird. bat IL has ono
great fault. 70 Il a little too much for one, and
much too little for two" Coming out Of n
restaurant enc day, looking suprcmcly hap-
pN "llerr kappelmcIster," said q friend 10
him., "yOu seem 30 have dined we'll. "Ics,
hal q fair dinner; it wac a turkey" And
was there q go1d company around the boarif"
yes, good but small; just two, indeed, tho
turkey and my6olf'