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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02
FOR SALE.

49,. - sr. 49,. b..
NOk RENr-S forage ROOM IN OUR
Il large IRON ware house in Inc bus moss
center Of the city MIrCHELL & SCBUoGS,
% m street. oot2-7t
NOR SAbE-l2 FINE RE-TDEN Il
II lots lOOy 10 f ct streets front md rear;
elevated and have splendid view of city:
Que mile north of cOGrt-hou IuqutreUf
j M HOWE Il on the premises, or att
dress 7 Box ISO. sep2l-t.
nor SALE-A Splendid L-IILE
II ann of SO acres, T., miles west OF
Huchius. a. aces in fine st te of culti-
WALTON ana ba ance m p air e: good range
accessible Weli-bulll fr me house OF
rooms, AN ineNhausiiole wen and an ever
las ing spring; VIII sell ut u argain For
further part rul9r, spply to y. NJ NIX, on
tho premises, or 10 MURPHY Il BoLAN2,
Real Esta gen 72t Main st spa ut
EoR ALI-HUUsE on -FOUR ROOMS
Il aud hne gal cry; good ce lar n d els.
tern; lot BN.5li hne fruit, splendid b IL
yain' WILL y, WATKIT ~ Co, Herald
buitd ne, sep2}eod-tt
EUR S8LE-A , OMPLEIE SET or
Il black mith's tools, including The at
es, aud most improved fixtures. Ap ly at
1877 In street. se.ili- W
EyOR > LEA GO ID 5ECO lU.HANn
Il gan no low price and easy terms IL
desired WILL A, WAr<tN q Co, Herald
bui Uiny,
eNQR "a E--!SUtO ACRES OF LAND 3
Il stephens county, partly Improved
aud fen ed; ab"ndanee OF living water
land tirst-cless ana suitable FOR ranch pur-
poses or farming; y splendid iocatioA Tor a
so'ony, Apply TO the SOU Invest Land
Comp1l y. --- Septl7.lm.
IGOR sALE-.ON ACCOUNT or Bad
II heath, viii sell u bargtu in bank aud
res deAca in growing town of 100 iuhau-
ilant-i which ships LOCO bales OF cotton
aud ono OF the best Cgti q shipping points
Ia Northeast Texas; lncati IN very hcaUhr.
For iurtuer information apply to W. H.
HALL, herold oiliee scp.lm
Euh SALE--W II HAVE rOk SAl4EOR
4 ! as for torn OF 3 o year., a lot 100
b llO feet, Ga the 4 x y track, CO vcnicut
To tue business center OF tie city q spien-
dld location for gain or agricultural i'm.
plemeut busiuc, $, Or ora Wlti chousa. Fur
further Information, apply to MURPHY X
80 AM, hyul ftate aud Co,ltclu
Atc Is, u Mn street. ttp3-m
sNuE 0hLE TEE J0HV FTGN ~
4 rm, With all Improvements, machln.
cry, &C, situnicd M Limestone coun'y.
Texas, - miles east Of waco, uud7 miles
from Nc. CAIN, ON the Texas a
81, l. uls raj road and COnsis .
ing of q, out 2,iJ0 acres Of the very hes
10 ming lands, with about SEQ ac as IN cul
| iiVNiuu, thvre VS. an abundance OF water,
pasture and mo laud in tao act. For
tnl en- pNriCu arr, DpplN % ULLNAN,
/ LEWIS q Co, Galveston, TesNs, sout Inn
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Tho Fisher pianos. WIN A. Watl<in
n Co., HEGALp building,
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Tho most popular cigarettes at tho
popular price ara Opore Puts.
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ElK RkNf- BUSINESS HOUSE 6ll
u Elm rect, 10 feot dcep, "a feet wide,
IL rect from hoo 10 ceiling; suitable for dry
toods or ~ idlery Apply 10 JOHN tRowN-
. No. Na' blln street, sepu I'm
kok RENT - BUsINksS HOUSE, az
A. Elm street. ljl ic { deep, % ioet Wide,
10 yet ceiling, suitable and well located
iior urn ~ Do Apply g. JonS BROWN So,
wv, w. Elln sLlrcl. sepin. IN
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/. OR tANT : A NIUE BUSINESS
house No 0l7 Elm troot; % feet
deep gloss finish and ir 10 front In car.
Apply to joins BROWNING, 1. 81 Elm st.
H...
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VA ANTfD = LADY AGENTS FOR
w "Daisy" skirt and stocking supports
ers, Shoulder Braces, Bosom Forms, Dress
Shields, Rubber Bingham Bids, Aprons,
Sieayes, Infanta' Diapers, etc. Our l,U0J
agents are Hsking money fast; so can you.
Address. with stamp, Il, ii CAMPBELL &
Co, 4si West RaudOiph street, ChicagD.
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Nos 800 aud 30i run between Fort Wo,,,
and New Orleans daily Nos ISL and liz
connect at Fort Worth with trains Ia ana ma
from Colorado. Nos 30l, 3t2 and 500 taIss
meals at the Union Depot Double DAT.
trains to New Orleans. The Texas a psy
citc is Ill miles the shortest route To Nav
Orleans. Solid trains NJ Paso to st Lonisw.
also Dallas 30 San Atomic, etc. Fast Tina
nrst-class equipment, sure connection. NJ
that your ticket reads via the Texas 4 pa.
cine Railway,
Passengers booked % and from all mi.
In Europe via the "RED STAR" sieamshir
inc, plying between New York, PhlladaI'
phiR and Antwerp, Belgium, and fha
AMERICAN" steamship Line, between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates and
oil required information, call on or dress
E. p. TURNER,
Ticket Agent, sos Main street, Dallas. Texas
FL. p. II UGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
b. W. MCCULLOUGH.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Gal.
weston, Texas
W. II. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager. Galveston. Teyas
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M ANTED-AGNNTS FOR \ NEW
w agdcomplete "Life OF Grant," sri 5
immense; agents report 80, 60 aud Is copies
week; n grand chance to make moaey.
Addres. TeAas Book and Bible Co., 9,1 Elm
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VYANIED THSVE HKS 4 STOP At
w the Cleveland House, Abilene Tex &,
Mrs. Bertha Benson, propristress. Hous
thoroughly lifted p aud conducted Oa the
uropean pan with restaursnt attached;
meals at an hours aud polite att ntlOn;
special induce ent for drummcr4, fe IN, 81
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NNANTED-TJ rR ABE A FIVr;-ROOM
w dwelling and lot ON Main street
penison CITY, Texas, for2 farm somewhere
in the stale. Address, with descrip io4
and price OF farm, Il. l.. ANsLEY, box /,
DsnisOn City, Texas, Sep21-, nj
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NNANTED-AN ACTIVE MA : OR WO-
w man in every county u sell our
goods salary So per month aud expenses
or commission; expenses IN advance, o1tdL
free. FOr full /, rticunrs address STAN
DAap SnNERwARE Co, Boston, Massa-
chusUtts. DAWN
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w ANTED-SJTlEMA 10 WORK
w by the piece At ID cents for first class
ties, an by The day at 81 80 Tor scorers and
say yers and So for Ii Wers. Alo wanted
100teams to baul ties by the piece. Apply
TO the Undersigned at Mlneola, Texas, who
will promptly answer all Inquiries Job
lasts N winter s. XUCKrKMAN Agent.
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NNAN ED YOUNG LADIES n IrY
w o. country 10 work iOr us at their
own homes fascinating employment no
instructions To buy; work can be sent by
mail distance no ohjectiCl); So TO 80 per
week G a be made No CanVassing; par
ticulars free or sample oi work mailed for
4 cents In stamps piense addr, IS LONE
@ Box 1918. sepS-d&wlm
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NNr ANTE -s.FFIClENT MEN AND
w women for pleasant and profit BILE
employment Apply q, once 10 Rand Il
McNaly, Agent, 100 Aycamore st. sep2itf
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w ANTED-AGENTs no SELL IN
W 6 els Patent Lamp Collars Nolamp
will explo g while using them Sample by
mail 25 cents G. 4. ROWAN, State agent,
81 MINI street. ID lins. Toxins SnnLln-i [
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w ANTEO-A GOOD WOMAN 80 10
w general homework for a small fam
lily Apply at tue Auction aud Comm >,
sion House OF Zine, Nesy Fine, 6lS an 6lj
ELM street, octl-it
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M AM ED-A UAUGUIST WIIH TN
w years experience DIES res asi uatiou;
hiss attence ed one course on pharmacl Ad-
0ress w 6Sl y I'm slronL Dnllns. HeNa,.
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Texas ( Pacific RI.
THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTE
sElHEts THE EAST AID The VEST,
SHORT LINE
TO NEW ORLEANS
AND ALL POINTS IN
LOUISIANA,
NEW MEXICO,
ARIZONA and
CALEDONIA
Favorite line 10 the North, Ess, "a a
Southeast. Pullman Palace Sleeping cauQl
daily between 1t. Louis aud Dallas TTc crss
Worth, III Paso and san francisco. ba,Ias
and New OrieaAS without change pas
man sieepers Fort Worth and DALAI ~
New Orleans without change. T"
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GOING sAsT-T & p. DEPOT.
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Leaves Union Depot. ,............g: l0 -
No. l54--San Antonio TX. arr. .lD:Sl > -
No. 3oi-New Orleans Passenger. S:iep y
No. 500 leaves Union Depot. =. S:sop =
GOING : EsT-UNIoN DEPOT,
No. S0l--California Express, arr. 6,l5p -
No. S0l-Califccnia Express, Tvs. 6:S5 -
Leaves T. d r. Depot ........ gas p =.
No, sos Local Passenger, mr.. :. Ii ;50A.x
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Euk RENT BRiCk STONE, rs ELM
Il street, ~ feet dcop; newly nited up In
good condition. Apply to JouN BROWN.
ING, 1867 Elm street. se,'in.Im
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NHT ANTED GOOD WHITE GIRL 10
w do the WORK for u family OF two. APP
ply 10 MRS GEORGE W. LOOMS, Cochran
and Law streets
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WANTED-20V COTTON PICKERS S "
w eral families on farm, one oTder cook
for hotel, . disawashe some ehsmbermaid,
10 gr for gen raj housewofk. Iatelli-
gence and Employment Office. GOV Main
street, Dallas, L xas oc e-7t
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M ANTED-AGENTS. ADDknSS1hE
w Electric Lamp and Stove Co, 81.
Louis, Mo, for circular, cuts aud terms Of
56-candie power Mar h Electric Lamp II
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ENJR "a E-lSUJ0 ACRES OF LAND | !
Il stephens county, partly Improved
nud fen ed; Nbnndanee OF living water,
llnd hrst-c)ess ANA suitable FOR ranch pur-
poses or farming y splendid ocatioA Tor
,olony Apply 10 the SOU Invest Land
Gonna v. SpnItT.Im
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faJ ANrED--A WHI1E WOMAN 20
" cook, wash ard iron for small fam
lily; permanent plae4 and good pay. Adj
dress u. d. @. Herald Office Sept-tf
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N AsTED~AwOMKS 10 COOK AND
w as list in general housework In
small family. Apply TO WILL A. WArKIs,
Herald Building. oet2-2t
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EnR PINT

j .ToK CENT--I SiGEL9 FURNISilE6
L rolm, with boa Il, RtOlN Jackson So, u
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II organ 10 low price, and easy terms IL
desired, WILL A, WArKtN * Co, Herald
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EuR S8LE-A OMPLE III SET or
Il black mith's tools, including The at
est aud most improved fixtures. Ap ly Mt
1927 In street. se.tli- "
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LNOR NErI--B BUILDING, 2UG MAIN, OPP
II .posite court house, IN good coud ton;
makeA good dr L store Apply to Jon "
NO MNINn. NJ Elm sirnnI- snhAln. I'm
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"ANTED-A GOOD WOMAN TO Do
w general houseworS FIR sma amily
Apply TO II. Il. IRVINE, Texas Trunk De-
rot ocIlf
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-09

Discovery of an Organized System for De-
frauding the New York Companies.

NEW YORK. July S.--Information of extensive
frauds upon insurance companies has been OBJ
tanned the last few days by President Harper, OF
the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association. A
thorough investigation is to be at once begun in
the matter. Mr.. Harper says: eve have discov-
cred that for some time a regular systematic
practice of swindling life insurance companies
has been going on. 1t is combined and organ
lied swindle in this city. and is
practiced on the other systems of
lie insurance besides our own. The way
we discovered it was this: A man who was in
sured in our company<for several thousand dol
lars died recently. He was also insured in
another company for So 900. This was paid over
to his friends by the company on the superstition
that everything was as it should be. But before
reason to believe that all not
straight, we looked into the more
closely. The result that we found it
fraudulent, the party having been insured by
substitutons. Now are going for the swim
die as lively as we know how and somebody will
wear the stripes before get through. Why
the other companies haven't gone into the sub
ject before can't imagine Their trick is to
have good, healthy man examined in the name
and stead of invalid. or, perhaps. dying
man. 1t, of course, has to be done through aid
from supposed agents of the company. They
get physician TO examine the substitute who
does not know him. and then the examined man
disappears. The supposed agent indorses the
application and physicians certificate, and is
thus solid member of the pool But this is
not the only way. A few days ago another
style of the swindling came to light. Applica-
ton was made to company to pay a large in
surance on the life OF a German found drowned
in the bay. Suspicion being aroused, an inves
tigation was made, and it was found that the
nan whose death was certified to was alive in
Germany The swindlers had trumpet up some
papers showing apparent identification, and on
this claimed the money. They will also put the
clothing of a live man who is insured on the
body of dead man, together with rings, etc, as
a means of identification. Why, little while
ago there was found at the morgue on dead
body the clothing of a man who had good sized
policy on his life"
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Il louisville Society Sensation.

LoUtsYrELE, July S-A great sensation was
caused In society to day by the announcement
swell, son of the diStiller who recently fed the
country, leaving million of debts behind, had
married Kittie Preston, an alleged member of
the dem monde. Young Buchanan has owned
his cart, and his hunter, and has ridden first
after the hounds in the Blue Ribbon Foxinc
Club at many meets. Two years ago he was a
lion ia fashionable society. and cut a wide swath
wherever he went, from Louisville to New Or
leans While he was in the height of his glory
as a club man he met Kitty Preston, then the
affections, and formed liason which cost him
his fashionable friends. save few club men,
These deserted him on the downfallo OF his father.
and only bis mistress remained true to him
Her faithfulness he has now rewarded with a
wedding-rins. Soon after the marriage the two
left for Canada
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Racing at Brighton Beach.

New YORK, July S-First Race-For maidens,
threeyear-olds and upward; selling allow
ance; threefourths of o mile. Hawthorn won
by length; May w. second, Short Cake third.
Time, LEO.
Second Race-The same conditions and dis
lance as the first Mocking Bird won by four
lengths; Tom Kerns second Rushbrook third.
Time. 1:1S
Third Race-Selling allowances one and one.
fourth mile Kiohba won by length and a
half: Joe Mitchell second. Girola third. Time.
Ellis.
Fourth Race--Sea Beach Railroad stakes for
fouryear olds; winning penalties: one-and a half
mile. Ten Strike won by two lengths; Miss
Brewster second, George Singerly third. Time,
2401.
Fifth Race-For all ages; one-and an eighth
mile Woodfower by two lengths; Harry
Mann second. Excelsior third Time, 1885,.
Sixth Race-For all ages; winning penalties;
one and an eighth mile The result was dead
heat between Mollie Walton and Jennings, while
Nettle finished only half length behind. for
third The stakes were divided. Time, lost.
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Racing at Washington Park.

CHICAGO, July 8-To days attendance at
Washington Park was large there being not
less than 5000 people on the grounds when the
race for the Washington Park cup was run. A
stiff wind blew from the west all afternoon, and
this initiated against making any very fast
time though the track itself was in excellent
condition.
First Race-One mile, for maiden three-year-
olds Ouida made the running we'll INTO the
stretch followed by Guidette. A furlong from
home Polly Yates came through the bunch and
challenged the leaders, drawing to the front
under the whip She easily by half a
length from Guidette. who beat Oulda by a
neck for place. Time 1:44a. Paris mutuals
paid $24 20.
Second Race--Six furl6ngs. for two-year old
fies, with winning allowances. Mamie
Hunt, taking the lead when the flag fell was
never headed. and won by two lengths from
Estrella the favorite, which beat Flora L. by
three lengths for place. Time, lis Paris
mutuals paid $500
Third Race-Washngto park cup for All ages
two miles and quarter Freda made the
running for mile and threequarters, the pace
being slow one, when the favorite, coming
through from fourth place like a rocket
assumed command of the party. Rounding the
stable turn there was general closing of ranks
and the pace became terrific. Entering the
stretch, Modesty showed first by half a length:
Bob Miles second, neck in front of Binette
third, with Freda fourth, and Lucky b bringing
up the rear. Modesty, coming on. won by three
lengths from Bob Miles, which beat Binette by a
length for place. Time, 4:031. Paris mutuals
paid $40 so.
Fourth Race-N1ile heats, with selling allow
ances. In the first head Phil Lewis made the
running for over half the distance, when Haza
rus joined issue with him. Falconer came on
with "a rush, in the last 200 feet
and took second place: lazarus winning
by nose only. with Phil Lewis a close third
Time, l:4244. In the second heat Ed Butts led
from start to finish, and won by length; The
Ute second, six lengths in front OF lazarus,
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Explosion of an Unloaded Whisky Barrel

DETROIT, July 8.-A Free Press special from
Ionia, Mich, says: "A most curious accident
occurred in this city this afternoon. George
barrel in Neads saloon, and attempted
to light q match on the empty
barrel. The barrel instantly exploded with a
terrific noise that was heard blocks away.
Watts was thrown across the room against the
opposite wall with terrible force, aud severely
injured. Two men standing in the
open door were blown out on the
street The barrel was scattered through
the saloon in blazing fragments, setting the
building on fire. The saloon is in the center of
the business part of the town, and for a time
tho excitement caused suspension of business.
there being fears OF general confagration. The
fire was soon extingIished."
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Is paper of twelve pages, sold for five cents,
the same as the Saturday Journal. The
SUNDAY JOURNAL reaches every town and
city in Indiana and the surrounding territory.
The circulation of the Sunday edition is the
largest and best of any Sunday paper printed
in Indiana, and it has made itself the Peoples
Paper. The SUNDAY JOURNAL is without
competitor in the State in the character and
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best writers i'll the State and country freely
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r ARGE AGENCIES - AN EXTENSIVE AND

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i longestablishel Eastern manufacturing company,
after several years of experiment and experience is
about to introduce an improved and patented staple
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business experience and some capital. For of
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