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Maior John Henry Brown for Mayor.


Maj. John Henry Brown is announced
this morning as candidate for mayor
at the ensuing election. Maj. Brown is
so well and favorably known TO tho citl-
zens of Dallas that it would be difficult
to say anything of him with which our
people are not already acquainted. The
city of Dallas stands peculiarly in need,
at this juncture, OF man of extended
experience and vigorous common sense,
AZ its chief executive officer. The ma
tured experience of Mai. Brown as Il
member of the legislature some eight or
nine times, mayor OF Galveston, re-
elected without opposition, coupled with
his Intimate acquaintance with our mu-
nicipal affairs since Dallas was hamlet,
gives him strong claims upon the public
favor. Added to this, his undoubted
integrity and ideas on all questions OF
Dallas advancement, eminently qualify
him TO the post to which he
aspires. AS mayor OF Galveston
1t was under his administration that
the bridge connecting the main land
with the island was constructed, he
signing the bonds, whilst his manly
conduct in refusing cost fees while act
ing ex-oflicio as police judge challenged
the administration of all fair-minded
men. Maj. Brown would be able to
devote his whole time and energies to
the admiration of city affairs, and
when delegations, excursionists and
distinguished visitors come to our place
they would find mayor, if he be
elected, who could not only impress
them favorably by his address, but give
them instruction and information which
would be exceedingly difficult TO OBJ
tain from any other source.
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City Court.

City VS.. j. IL. Whitsmore, William
Francisco, Il. Il. Oldham, John King, A.
NJ. Bowers; intoxication; fined SO each.
City VS.. b. NJ. Temple; oursing and
swearing; dismissed.
City VS.. James Gardner and Charles
Haley; vagrancy; dismissed.
City vs.. Horace Saunders; interfering
with private property; continued.
City VS. G. 4. S, OAK; assault and bat
tery; fined So.
City VS.. John Shluneger; assault anC
battery; continued to the 10th.
City VS.. Pat McC2rty; assault and bat
terry; transferred.
City VS.. same; robbery; transferred.
City VS.. q. w. Patrick; violating sewe
ordinance; continued.
| City vs.. A. w. Campbell; falling to re
. pair sidewalk; continued.
City vs.. James T. Vauston; carrying
pistol; dismissed.
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The Cold Wave.

Even the unexpected cold blue
norther that was blowing all day yes
terday did in no manner diminish the
enthusiasm, throng and excitement of
the populace who were rushing to Rein
hardps great closing out sale of cloth
ing, hats and furnishing goods, recently
damaged by fire and water. The fact of
the matter Is, the stuff Is there in fabu-
lous quantities, and at fabulously low
prices, alike TO MI, without discrimina.
ton. A sale of damaged goods at low
prices Will naturally draw crowds of
bargain seekers, butt must be admitted
by all that Reinhardrs popularity, his
reputation for fair, honest dealing, and
the confidence reposed In his house is
something phenomenal, and when we
considered the volume OF business done
a. Reinhardt's during the past week as
amply Immense, beyond comparison,
the outlook now Is, that the aggregate
retail sales of Relnhardts for the ensu
ing thirty days will probably foot vi
some 100, u large trade for the city OF
Dallas. Aud yet the working
masses and the bargain seeker,
arc benefited; they obtain seasonabl,
and desirable goods at less than hall
their value, aud we are glad TO note thai
MIR. Reinhardt, despite his loss by lire
VIII in the end come out head foremost
since the effect of dealing with 80 many
people now, cannot but build up for the
future quite large and lucrative trade
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAroN
IN tho 18th day OF December, 1891, Kane
Shi Ids, o Dallas county, Texas, granted and
assigned ~ the undersigned, residingat No.
81 tim street, Dallas Texas, all of his prop
erty and estate, rcH', personal and mixed, in
GLIDING all his chnses In action, aud oil debts,
claims and demands due to him, or which
might become due, Save and except such
property as by law 10 exempt from execu-
tom ~ the benefit OF such OF his creditors
only es VIII consent to accept tn ir propo, =
tional share Of his estate and dischar re him
from retrospective claims, Provided, how
ever, Tint IA should not q discharged from
Liabilities to creditor who does not re ceivC
ms much rs onc-third Of the amount dueand
allowed IN his favor as valid claim against
| his estate. The creditors OF said Shields con.
senting IN such nssignu Ont are hereby noti.
He'd TO make known 10 me their consent N
/ writing within four months after the publl
cation Of this notice.
JAMES MoROSEY, Assignee.
! Dallas, Texas, J nuary |, 1855.
All persons Indebted TO Kane Shields arc
! requested TO pay such Indebtedness to me n
\ my Office No. 81 Elm street, Dallas, Tex :
| otherwl 30 thcclaims will bo placed in thu
| hands OF an attorney for collection.
! JAMES MORONEH, Assignee.
ian nsiltW9t
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Our Police Regulations.

The police. the preservators of the
peace and dignity, are the foundation Of
liberty and good order in our city. Dial
las is blessed with some splendid police
who conduct themselves as become Off
GERS, who recognize the fact that they
are part of the people and the people
not a part of them. On March /, 1884
what is known as "Police Regulations''
was adopted and Is still in force. They
are as follows:
First-Policemen while On duty shall
not enter saloons except to perform some
official duty.
Second-Policemen while on duty
shall not enter any variety show, bawdy
house or place of amusement, except t
perform some official duty, and mus
leave as soon as the duty Is performed
Third-Policemen while on duty shall
not remain longer than five (5) minutes
in any one place, unless he remain lon
ger to accomplish an official duty.
Fourth-A policeman while on duty
shall not associate with another police
man, unless two or more be required Il
perform an official duty.
Fitth-Policemen shall report for duty
in full uniform, including wreath and
number, unless on special duty.
Saskatchewan off duty shall dress
in citizens clothing.
Observation-Disclosures shall at all time
be neat in their dress and clearly il
person, polite and obliging to all, ant
deport themselves at all times in
manner honorable to themselves, ant
80 rs to reflect credit upon the police de
partment of our city.
J. G. ARNOLD,
City Marshal.
MAYORS OFFICE, City of Dallas-Th
above regulations are approved Marcl
LIST, 1884, and the same will be strict,
observed at all times.
w. Il. CAnELL,
| Mayor
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Yesterdays Fires.

An alarm of fire sounded yesterday
morning called the department to the
corner of Floyd and Good streets. 1t
proved to be an clubhouse at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Louis Jacoby. The east
Dallas department was the first TO ar
rive, and extinguished the flames before
much damage was done. The building
IL the property of j. w. Freeman. The
fire was caused by defective flue.
At p. IN. a second alarm called out
the department, accustomed by the
burning of shanty ut the corner OF
Polk and HARDWOOD streets, the property
of u colored man whose name was not
learned. Loss light and no insurance.
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That Atrocious A,,au,,.,

The brutal assaults. made by Police
officer Schluneger On Mr.. William Dial,
the correspondent of the Fort Worth
Gazette, Sunday night, which grew out
of telegram tine correspondent sent re-
Meeting upon him as an officer, was
severely criticised yesterday by the
public. Pat McCarty, the party who
assaulted Capt. b. M. Temple Satur-
day night, on which the telegram
was based was tried in the county court
yesterday before Judge K. G. Bower,
and was, even on plea Of guilty, given
three months imprisonment and fined
500. This means ssix months hard
work on the poor farm. McCarty, in
pleading guilty, stated that Capt. Tenn
pie, his victim, had testified truth
fully. This does not look very
much like simply drunken
brawl." McCarty was charged in
the city court with assault and battery,
and also with attempted robbery, but,
as seen above, he was transferred to the
county court for trial. These facts, facts
of record, are not calculated to add lus-
tire to the police on the beat on which the
party was robbed. Mr.. Temple was
arrested and placed under bond for be.
ing slugged by would-be robber, that
10 "ii' hlo IiOIuli hdJOI bdDtllj us
missed the case against Tenn
pie, who was charged with
cursing and swearing Police Officer
Maddox, in connection with the assault
made by Schluneger on Mr.. Dial, stated
to HERALD reporter yesterday that he
was present when the assault was made
and that he subsequently arrested
Schluneger and placed aim under bond
He said that he and Schluneger were
walking together down Main
street, and that on reaching
the Glen Lea saloon, Schlunegei
dropped behind and walked on some
twenty feet. Schluneger had stopped, he
knewnot for what, he says, and assaulted
Dial with his bare fist, and then he raI
up and said, "John, I'll have to arrest
you" and placing him under arrest
made him give bond. Schluneger'i
case comes up in court to-day.
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EUIt NENT-FU KNISHED ROOM, WlIH
Il boa'd; also table board. Apply ut $50
Commerce sireei fshe. N
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Campbell, Waco; L Martin, Hills.
boro; d s Sessions, Ennis; H Lipmsn,
Morgan J H Crow, Colorado City; H G
Bush, Winchester, Kentucky; II
Briggs, Albany; ST. Strong, Sherman;
J p Mcdowell, Mckinney; c Mellow
ell, Abilene; w s Simpkins, Z 7 Simp-
kins and lady, ] Il Sullivan and daugh-
ter, Corsicana; John e Caps, Chicago; I
IL Stantield, Terrell; J e Refs, Alva-
RADIO; Ben + Hudson ana wife and Miss
Lucy Hudson, Alvarado; w F Gordon
Texas A Patton and N G Wright, AL
varado; N NJ Lee, Baltimore; j Poin
| dexter, New Orleans; Mrs Mary Juas
Sherman; A c Peipho, st Louis; w /
Wilson, Mckinney; T. A Evans, Day
ton, Ohio; II l. Dean, Wills Point; II /
Wakefield, st Louis; George Langston
Cisco; lobe Shaw, Cleburne; II NJ Far
rington, Chicago; w II Winfield, Tex
arkana; w l. Gerson, Lynchburg; It /
Stanfield, Terrell; w f Shands, Forney
Aaron, Alvarado.
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Card.

DALLAS, Feb. 9.-IEditor HERALD.l--
The local reporter of the HERALD was
in error when he stated in yesterdays
paper that officer Shluneger was not
arrested after his encounter with Mr..
w. l.. Dial. | arrested Shluneger AT
once and took him to the calaboose. In
regard TO the use of brass knuckles and
pistols, have nothing to say, as II is a
matter that will be brought before the
courts, and II is not necessary to dis.
cuss matters that may be introduced in
court in the columns Of apaper.
w. II. MADDOX,
No. 4 police.
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DALLAS, Feb. 9.-The following new
subscribers have been connected to date
this month; Rev. Mr.. Hanks, residence,
No. 2S3; Goodwin Il. Peters, NJ. D., resi-
dence, No. %; Daily World, No. $40;
Stock Yard Saloon, No. 100; Gano Bros,
No. u; Thos Ferguson, residence, Mole
q. A. READ,
Manager Dallas Telephone Ex.
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Free Lecture.

Mrs. Sarah N. Perkins, OF Cleveland,
Ohio, national organizer for the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance union, will
address the citizens of Dallas at the
opera-house, on Wednesday night, at
1880 o'clock. Subject: Temperance from
a modern standpoint. Mrs. Perkins is
one of the best lady speakers in the
United States. Draws large houses and
is highly spoken Of by the press every
where.
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Manager Dallas Telephone Ex

Every Indy uses Pozzoni's medicated
complexion powder. Its a household
treasure. The madam finds II impossi-
BILE TO 10 down town without first rub
bling IL on. Ii tho baby cries she goes
for the puf-box. II the "old man.
comes home rufiled or chafed, because
business Is dull, ETC., Pozzoni's powder
cools and allays his troubles. Then all
Is gladstone Joy. No family should be
withoutit
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A c. IRVINE,
=. n. HOPKINS,

In referring TO the above notice ofmy with
ulANal rom the hrm Of Bette tton, Irvine &
Co, ] desire 10 extend ms thanks 10 the
large Trade SO generously be t1Wcd upon
the ~ aud ask continuance Of the same TO
the now firm OF Rctterton 4 Honkin where
You VIII meet with the same kind, Just and
literal treatment rs hitherto, shall remain
with the new nrm aud will be pleased 10 See
my friends. a. L IRVINE.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

DlSsoLUruN NOTES.-The FIRM OF
IL Botiertou, Irvine 4 Co. wps this dov
dissolved by II utual consent. Captain A q.
Irvine Withdrawing. Either member OF tho
hrm Ia authorized TO collect and receipt for
All accounts due Botterton, Irvine & CO. The
business VIII be confined under the firm
namo Of Brtterton & Hopkins
February =, lisa. W j. BETTERTON.
A. G.. IRVINE,
y r. HOPKINS
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/ ANTS or Youru An tyorssrs

~ OF manhood cause more suffering, sui.
c ~ nervous debility, impotence, sterlllty,
and, bladder, kidneys, heart, dropsy, dIn.
oetvs anu Bright's disease, than eyerythln,
else, and cannot he cured with stomach med.
,clnes alone, Electricity, crayons belts, eau
,vlNAuphk, SOUNDS, catheerS or cutting, Tho
European and American Medical Rnrean
WIN send treatise for % cents, giving RENE.
ules ana directions which cure these other.
wise latnl diseases az home withoutpain mi.
NRtelN. pfhces, HOP R-Nndwav. y s'tN
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At the st. George: Thomas Tinsley,
Texas; ID Ferll, Decatur; Joe L Grocu,
Grapevine; w M Rea. Fort Worth; A 7
Aydilote, Elm, Arkansas; Y ii Faulk
enburn, Cleburne; X Il Jones, Elmo; j
y Wade, Cleburne; s NJ johnson, 81
Louis; l Goodman, Wichita Falls; Ben
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A true copy, W. Z. PARRY, CITY seo Gi'HI

A n ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
IA construction and maintenance Of avn
ingS and signs on, over or across sidewalks
In the City Of Dallas
SECTION ]. BE II ordained by the City Coun-
Gil OF the City OF Dallas, That II shall be I'M
lawful for any person or persons TO erect or
construct any awnings on, over or across
any sidewalks in the City of Dallas lower at
any point than ten feet from the surface of
the sidewalk; all awnings shall be securely
fastened To the side of the building and Arm
~ supported by iron brackets, aud all avn
ings, except cloth awnings, within the fire
limits shall be covered with tin, sheet iron,
zinc, or some nre-proof material; nor shall
any person erect any awning post on any
Sidewalk IN the City of Dallas. All awning
posts now standing on any sidewalk
shall be removed us soon No the awnings they
support are removed for repairs OF otner
purposes; nor shall any awning extend
further into the street than 10 the outer edge
OF the sidewalk.
Sec 2. II shall he unlawful for any person
or persons TO place, have or maintain any
sign Of wood, cloth, tin or other substance,
being suspended, fastened or attached In any
manner on, across, along, over or above any
sidewalk OF street In said City, whether above
or below the awning, so that the same shall
project more than six inchesfrom the outer
edge Of any lot or building abutting on any
street In said City Dallas.
Sec. g. Any one violating any of the pro-
, visions OF the two preceding sections shall
on conviction In the Mayors court be fiued
In any sum not less than Ave no more than
nifty dollars.
Sec. 8. That this ordinance take effect from
It's passage and publication.
Approved October 8, 1854.
. W. l.. CABEIL, Mayor.
W. u. PARRY. CITY Secretary,
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,Wodeslre 20 extend our thanks ard appre-
olatlon with Captain Irvine, our late part.
ner Tor the liberal patronage bestowed on
byierlon, irvine & Co, and aska continu.
nnce of the Same To the now Arm, As will
DC seen, Captain Irvine remains With us.
B'TTERTnN & HOpKINS
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate

fOk hEfUENEss.
DR.. VIM. p. Clothier, Buffalo, N. Y,
says: 81 prescribed it for a Catholic
priest, who was hard student, for
wakefulness, extreme nervousness, etc.
He reports great benefit"
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A Call to praror-,Ionl III.

Tuesday, February 10, has been APP
pointed a day of prayer throughout the
state for the success of the petitions
now In circulation for prohibition in
Texas. The Woman's Christian Tenn
peranoe union Of this city will meet with
the friends OF the cause Tuesday Mt 2p.m.
at the Cristian church, Commerce street.
Believing God Is God of the nations as of
individuals. we look for the iuliillment
OF his promise, "The way of the wicked
he turneth Observation-Disclosures 1869.
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~ have been married now" boasted a
prosy old fellow, "more than thirty
years, and have never given my wife u
cross word, nor have l ever been with
outa bottle of DIR. Bulbs Cough Syrup in
ease of cold or cough,n
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NOIiCE 10 OWNERS OR OCCUPANTS

NOTICE TO OWNERS OR OCCUPANTS
~ OF property In sewer districts between
nam and Elm streets, from Sycamore 10
nbrwoou street and between Main and Com
merce streets from Jefferson 10 Mnrnhy street
section OF sewer Ordlnance--That private
sewers, water closets, and sink ba,lns, etc.
ehall DO constructed IN all of said dlstrictsio
connect with the district sewer, on notice
rom inc city engineer, and as directed by
SAID officer and not otherwise.
SUB. Sec. Z. IL shall be n misdemeanor for
the owner or occupant ofany building In any
sewer district-any position of which is used
Tor any purpose during any portion Of the
uay-toin 20 have at least one water CLOSET
connected with the public sewer IS days az
ter mott location by the city engineer, etc.
The above district sewers are CONSTRUCTED
and ready for use, and all parties interested
are hereby notified TO comply with the above
sections ct the sewer ordinance.
November n 1891
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Galvanized or Painted.
TENsIL STRENGTH, /, SEQ POUNDS.

Is made from NO. IL STEEL WIRES,
EVENLY TWISTED and is warran
ted to he uniformly stronger and 10
present more barbs per rod, being at the
same time lighter, with the same size OF
main wires, than any other style. In coRse-
quence of these combined advantages, we
have good reason to believe that its sales are
FIVE TIMES BETTER than the united
sales fall others. After reviewing the above
statements and facts, the question arises:
Can purchasers afford to make q series OF
experiments with other, cheaper and lCss
widely known styles and grades OF wire,
which is manufactured Without q license,
and by this course subiectlng themselves TO
assessments for damages by the United States
Courts? II is possible that the manufacture
ers of unlicensed barb wire may offer to pro-
tect their patrons; but when this protection
is Offered we respectfully suggest that you
investigate the responsibility OF the guaran-
teeors. While we disc claim any intention OF
monopolizing the barb wire business, our
readers will please remember that there are
lew, If any, articles manufactured which
leave so small a margin between actual first
cost and the price at which
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NOTICE -llOhSr. THIEVES HAVE NO
~ use for stock that are branded q on the
LETT Jaw. Agents wanted everywhere TO
brand stock and represent tho EsrRAr RE.
CORD ANN FARM JouRSAL. For terms 10
Dallas, Texas. feh5.lm
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WASS ayc ,,o h., LADY by, AGENTS WI

WANTED - LADY ENrs-W WE
nave the best selling line OF goods for
ivy hscnls IN America. 10 consists of Tho
,,Vnecn's Protector" "DAisym Stocking and
Ss,hltl supporter, shoulder Brace, Combined
hhlr bustle .ni SKIRT supporter, Safety Relt,
0ossamer, Sleeve Protectors, Dress Shields
wear These goods arc new devices sisnic
nnu w agent cant fail 10 sell something I'm
..,N,ery .ouse We have 5Nl agents ipakIns
wv ,.,,h in3,,nthly We have 50, 81 and s. onIflis
rn ,', ,nner OF WIN h nn agent can make ex,
oAMPRELL& CO. @ NAV sweet. Vhicasa
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"Brown's Bronchial rroches" are ex-
cellent for the relief of Hoarseness or
Sore Throat. They are exceedingly Of
Observation-Disclosures World, London
England.
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WANTEI TO PASrU kE ON SHAREa
w for number of years from 400 TO an
head OF cattle; ranch on Big Wichita river
| Clay county, Texas: fine & ass and an ahnn,
dance of water and best of protection. Cow.
preferred. Address PRATT & THoRNBERRW
| Henrietta, Texas fahel,x
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WANTBD-A WOMAN TO MILKx
w cow, cook and wash; good wages. A "a
ply al No 2l9 Bryan street, Dalla., Texas. ~
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II hold invention of recent date: patent
allowed by u. $. Patent Once January %.
1850; 1t is necessity In every house; small
capital requir d; sells quickly on Its merits.
or VIII exchange for real estate or personal
property; an energetic man with a small
capital can secureh mselfan excellent busi-
ness; q few choice counties in Texas vet I'M.
sold. Address ROBERT CLARKE, 1912 San
JaclntO street, Da las, Texas febl-lm
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NNANTED-A FEW ACTIVE MEN M
W sell our new goods; only small ean;tsI
needed. Call on j. W. STRONG & Co, Nd. sSS
Main street. febYsnp.o',.
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TOR SALE-ONB FINE SALOON, WITH
Il billiard tabAas and fixtures; recently
mtted up in one'Of the best towns in North
Texas. Apply to STRAUSS & LEVY, 6l7 Elm
street. ian9Itf
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Carriers Little Liver Pills will posi-
lively cure slck headache and prevent
it's return. This is not talk, but truth.
One pill u dose. To be had of all drug
gists. See advertisement.