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TRUSTEES SALE

VSIEitS SALE-BY VIRTUE or
4 authority IN me vested by r.a on OF a
&c tain uccd OF trust, made on to-wjt. No.
Ncluutr i lSaO, by a, W Morton to me Al
S s,uS ~, Iot the purpose o securing Edwin
Snlllh ~ the payment Of certain fronts.
soI' hoteol 500, made IN said lSt day AfNo-
N.mper, looO with interest thereon from data
at the rae OF " per cent. per annum. Which,
sS,liu ueEu trust Is record on pages sli, SIS
3lh, IN volume !, OF Dallas County Reenrds
OF Trust DE DIS and Mortgages. and nj the "a
guestoi the said Edwin smith the said a. W.
Morton, having made default in the nav.
ment OF said notc,l viii on MONDAYthe ON
instant, within the legal hours thereof, sell
county of Dallas, In the stat,
Of IaS, ot public cutlery TO the highest
hldderio cash, all that certain tract ofiansl
lying IN said Dallas county, about one milf
n"rtn rom the city of Dallas, II being a pan
OF l i-lu ncrts, conveyed by n III
Nance 10 j. l.. Fletcher, and mart Of . nora.
conveyed ny w, III. Thomas to the said ]. 1.
rletcher-beginnng at the north corner al
SUD one ana iour-lenths acre tract, n STAKE.
IA tne ThSr OF fence, and at the southeast
mrss'v ol shld fence; thence south i5o, cas-
~ i-lUO feet, a stake In the middle of M,
Dall'A ana Mckinney road; thence soutl
~ west III ii-lm feet, n stake In said road
the east corner OF n lot conveyed by I'D, al
n nn,iiu ana unI VIE TO Peter stephe son; theme
norm Sh3o west with said Stephensont|
no. lheast line ~ 5O-lO0 feet, a stake: thenc,
north TO- east at 272 bS.lO0 Tee passing I'M
norm corner OF n $50 acre II. ct, sold by h I'll
SrlgS6y to Buriord Laws & HawpeSin Al |
on Is line az l2-loO feet to the nj co ofbe.
ginning, CouiRlning2 5-lOO acres being ths
sem property conveyed by Ed. Z. Sml hts
a. W. Morton February III, 1877, nv decd n. \
corded on pages 1879, IN V lume "a of Dali
lhs Coun,y Records of Deeds, 10 which sii n
record reference Is made io more parileu.
dcscrlpton Of this tract uf land.
X ID, CuUGllAN UR, Trustee D
DALLAS, TEXAS, nuUrys. SIS r
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Ladies should reflect well before u.s.
ing, any preparation that is applied to so
cosmetic will at first impart heautify-
ing effect and not apparently injure the
skin, but in very short time little
blOtches and discolorations appear on
the face which cOnclusively Show the
poisonous drugs in their composition.
1t can be safely said that more than two
thirds of the face powders contain these
injurious ingredients. Pezzoni's medi.
Gated complexion powder is not only
absolutely free from all deleterious mat
ter, but its principal ingredient is an
active curative for all diseases of the
skin, 1t has stood the test of years.
Sold by all druggists.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
EXCHANGE SECRETARY MISSING.
Trade In Real Estate-Mitchen 4
scruggs to be Sold Out-A Rail-
road Rumor-Lucius Miller
Dead = miscellaneous.
Nysterio usly Missing.

Since last Saturday A. II. Peale, Sec
rotary of the Merchants exchange, has
been missing. The last seen CT him was
that morning, when he left his board
ing-house, No. ZOOS Elm street,in high
state OF intoxication, ostensibly on his
way to the exchange building. Since his
disappearance it has been discovered
that he had Sis of the ex-
changes money, which he failed to
account for. He left the office Friday
complaining that he was ill. He had
been spreeing. Saturday in reply TO a
message sent him by President Nc
Ennis, of the Exchange, he wrote note
stating that he would come down and
turn over what money he rad. This
was the last he ard from him and the
superstition is that he is off on a spree or
else has absconded.
The books of the exchange have not
yet been posted, and how he stands
financially is not known. A HERALD
reporter called on DR.. ID, Ii, Benton
with whom he boarded, yesterday. That
gentleman stated that Peale, who had
been drinking rather hard, was called
for Saturday morning by the janiter of
the exchange, and that they went off
down Elm street together. Peale left
what clothing he had and his baggage
behind him, which makes it appear that
he was possibly foully dealt with. He
succeeded Mr.. c. A. King, who re-
signed about two months since as secre-
tary OF the exchange. He came here
from New Orleans, where he was at one
time prominent merchant. Those
who knew him in his better days think
that he has simply gone off on spree.
Mr.. William l.. Hill has been elected
secretary pro tenn of the exchange.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-08

4 ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS
n and levyirg "a special TAX to pay for The
district sewer from the west side OF Harwood
street, between Main and Elm streets, TO n
p0intin alley in block 1875, distance of 2jS feet
SECTION !. Be IL ordain I'd " the CITY
Council Of the City OF Dallas, That the report
OF tie City Engineer OFT the cost OF construct
ing the district sewer from the west side of
Hdfwood street, between Main and Elm
streets In the city of Dallas, to point i'm
IN alley in block l25, a distance of 25g feet
DC 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 thai a specjal
TAX Oh Inc respe tive amounts stated be and
Ihe same is hereby levie against the varions
lou OF ground described In said reports. cy
elusive OF improvements in propo tion TO he
area the whole district, exclusive of public
highways. The City Asses or and Collector
shail enter said lists of said property and The
name of the owner there II, together with
the assessment and levy herein made
against each lot or lots in said dist, let. on
ms lax rolls, in DO k kept for that purpose.
ana Shall proceed to collect the same as nro
Vided In the city charter.
SEC. 2 Tina this ordinance shall take Of.
feet from its passage
Approved 0ctober2S 1884.
ia. W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: W. II. PARRY City Secretary.
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New patterns and styles OF Wall Paper
at reduced prices at
HAMILTON Il YoUNa's,
S26 Elm street.
From Grapevine.

GRAPEVINE, Jan. 0.-[Correspon-
denco.l-Maj. Jefl Estell, one of the old
est and most estimable citizens of this
community, died on the night of the I'd
Of January. His last sickness was very
protracted, and accompanied with much
suffering. lie leaves wife three sons
and two daughters, and many warm
friends to mourn his loss.
The weather has been so disapreeab
OF late that farmers have been unable to
do much else but to attend 10 their
stock, get up wood and such pleasant
JOBS that are 80 numerous and make
farm life 80 attractive aud impressive.
vi fellow didn't care what he sald.n
Grspevine nears railroad connec-
tton with Dallas. The people are in
earnest, aud no Joke. Grapevine can
furnish three or four, or half dozen
citizens, II necessary, 10 do all the "mud
work." II Dallas would cast around and
manage TO get somebody TO furnish the
money. II would perhaps strain Dallas
Just at this junciuro to do II, but as a
.stand on TO this, IL might be s,ateu
that IL would be- a terrible strain on
some Of 'irapevine's citizens 10 do the
mud work nc this or any other time.
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W, +. PARRY. City Secretary.

A n ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING Ann
- ordering built additional sewers Ina The
city OF Dallas ~ ''ie
he Il ordained by the City Council OF the
Guy OF Dallas; " '''
SEcrioN !. That there shall be and IL
hereby established and ordered bullI md
maintained the following additional district
sewers IN the city Of Dallas, to.wit: A dis.
trot lateral sewer, @ inches In diameter. Of
Nelrlhed clay pipe circular ~ form, between
commerce and Main streets, underground
rom Murphy 10 Sycamore street, and from
Jefferson 10 Martin street; thence enst an
commerce 10 Murphy street 10 be lpI1 at
suoh depth ana grade IN shall be directed by
IheCty Engineer aud made TO connect win
the mum public sewer In Murphy street. The
COS, Thereof be paid by the properly own.
SIC. That an blocks between Main and
commerce. streets from Jefferson street 10
Murphy ana al blocks nom sycamore Ia
Mutphy street between Main aud COmmore,
~ ~ here made respectively separate sewer
sEc. 3. That oil the provisions. reopire.
nlInts anu penalties heretofore adopted bv
u,ulnhhcc IN reference To the sewers, N said
Guy shsll he In force and govern The se,yers
hereby established az far US appllcablo
SIC; 4. That this ordinance take egect
nom Its passage '"eoe
Approved oot.7, 1884.
w, l.. CABEl,L. Nnvor
Y Irne conv; w. u. PARRY, Citv SECRETARY
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0EFlClAl-ClIY LAWS

A n ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING TIE
"A lines aud width OF a part OF rolk street:
SECTION !. BE 1t ordained by the City
Council Of the City of Dal ias, That the p,o1
ositlon OF Mr.. $. II. Cockrell proprietor OF
the ground, Is hereby accepted as a dedica-
ton, and the lines OF FOLK street are hereby
es, aPilsbed as follows:. Beginning at the
northeast In o section of Poydras and Polk
streets; thence in direct line easterly to the
southwest corner of fracio al block No. as,
on The Grigshy league line. the same being
the north line Of said street. The south line
OF POLK street shall begin ON Poydras street,
Sieel south OF the first named point, and
thence run eastery parallel to the first line
the same distance; thence north to the south
ilne OF Young street. At said southwest cor,
H s, OF BLOCK 90 the north lines OF Polk and
Young streets meet
SEC; 2, That the Engineer is hereby re-
CURED TO measure and properly work the
lines OF said street as h in defined.
SEC. 3. That this ordinance shall take eff
feet from and after its passage
Approved October ~, 1884
49,. w. L. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest; W. H. PARRY, City S 5cretary.
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LOnRyieW IocaIa

LoNGVIEw, Jan. 81 Correspondence
-Longview has had an epidemic of
eIopements the past week, fitting ter
minsl for leap year, Last Sunday, about
a. m., in all that storm of sleet and
WIND, Waiter Bell, of Kilgore, went to
the mousse OF K. Il. Clancy, at the june
tlon, got Miss Patsy James, also of xii
gore, who was visiting Mrs. CLANCY, and
lett via Mineola, Bells and Texarka for
shreveport, where they were married
RETURNING mere Wednesday. Sometime
during the week Frank Gilbert and Miss
Edmunds left for Palestine, where tbev
married.
The return Of the newly-wedded
pair, Friday, disclosed another
elopement had taken place, Mr.
Hughhey and Miss Bunnie Friddell be.
ing the groom and bride. Miss Friddell
lett before Christmas to visit relatives
at Overton. Her chosen lord met her on
the train. They went to Galveston.
were married and none of this was
known till their return.
Small boys, both black and white.
have bad habit Of jumping on trains
moving about the Longview
yard or running between the
Town and junction. Last Saturday
lZ-year. old darkey, Jack Holoman, fell
under the wheels of a passenger train
and had his left leg so cut and crushed
that 1t merely hung by the tendons.
DR.. Lawrence, the cOmpany's surgeon,
amputated it. and it is to be hoped this
Will be lesson to the other Jumpers
The old firm of Mayfield, Rembut N
20. IS dissolved, DR.. w. +. Mayfeld and
MAY. U. J. Luckitt continuing the bust
ness at their old stand, while Il. n.
Runbut has opened new house. r.
was an entirely amicable dissolution
This is about the only business change
OF any Importance marking the first OF
the year.
The bad weather has almost sus-
pended work on the extension of the
Galveston, San Antonio IL st. Louis
railroad-the BarnseNarrow-gauge
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A BILL TO BE ENTITLED-AN ORDT
"a nance 10 nrOYlde for O Vnlnntnor III.

A BILL TO BE ENTITLED-AN oRDIe
"A nance TO provide for @ Volunteer Fir
Police company.
SECTION |, BE 1t ordained by the Council
OF the City of Dallas, That there shall be or
ganzed under the superintendance of fbo
mayor volunteer company 10 be styled the
tlre Police, to consist of not less than thi~
Teen nor more than hfty-two men, over tbe
age OF eighteen wears. Said company, when
or dut%, shall De commanded by the MAYOR,
tssisted by sergeant iuY each SQUAD of
iwelVe privates, the sergeants to be electej
oy majority vote Of the company, and 10
serve Tor one year-all vacancies t. be filled
os company election for the unexplred term,
Sefgeants chosen for new squads after the
nfft elcc'ien shall serve only for the remain
ger OF the year, 30 that the annual election
FORA shall be Mt the same time, In case nj
the absence of any sergeant at fire the
u mayor may appoint from the members OF
ms squad asubstitute for the time being. Al
hreS the sergeants shall be distinguished by
tne words, "Sergeant No. -" and the Tiyatcs
by the words Fire Police" worn in black
'et u . on n, white hat or cap bands.
rec. 2 That the duties OF said company shall
extend TO everything connected with fires nni
pertaining To the regular fire department, A
,ortion may be detailed by the Mayor. un-
der the command of a sergeant or sergeants
as The case may be, ~ serve as a police for
the projection OF property, TO prevent the
ihtermedding or Intrusion of persons moi
belonging to tho FIRE department nor to The
premises on IRE or endangered by the fire; 10
arrtsl suspected persons 1T fires or persons
meddlins with movable property; TO carry
out goods or other movable proparty and
secure them, and generally to do ali that
may be deemed by the Mayor, OF officer In
command, necessa y for the protection and
salelV OF persons aud property at fires.
See. .. That whenever thirteen or more
volunteers shall be enrolled the Mayorshall
organize them into one or more gnuads
W hen 20 organized they may make such
rules and regulations for their government.
not consistent with this ordinance, qg thew
may deem proper The squads and S5rgpgnts
sh9ll henumberod one, two three and four,
ana the sergegnts shall take rank I'm the
same order OF seniority AZ company meet
IN Is the Mayor If present, shall preside: OH.
erwise the senior sergeant present
sec d hat said company may adopt any
uniform they may prefer, TO be worn on other
occasions Than hrcs, and may hold their
meetings In the City Hall at any time when
neither the Mayors court nor Council igln
session. ~ ''
sec. .. That this ordnance shall take effect
ana be IN force from and after It's passage.
Approved October 10, 1881.
Attest: W. r.. PARRY. civ SECRETARY