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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-31

An Ohio Murderer who Feikned Dumb.
ness For Four Months Showers Curses
On the Judge who Sentences Him %
Prison For Life.
EVANSVILLE, OHIO, October 31.-In the cir
cult court at u oodsfel, Guernsey county,
David Conger, who was convicted of murder In
the second degree for the killing of bis wife In
June last. was sentenced yesterday to the peni-
tenttary. for life. The murder was q most
brutal one, he killing his young vile with an
axe because she tnterfered in behalf of their
year old son, whom he was beating cruelty.
Conger made no great effort to escape, and was
incarceration until the last words that dropped
from the Judges lips, which sealed his doom,
the miserable wretch had not spoken q word or
made an audible noise with his tongue. Feign-
Ing insanity, he played the deaf and dumb act
successfully for more than four months. All
EFFORTS OF the officers to make him speak were
without enect, even q severe shock from an
electric battery, which was applied in hope OF
loosing his tongue. but which only caused him
70 squtrm with pain. Throughout the trial he
has been immovable, and when sentence was
about TO be pronounced the officers had to lift
him TO his feet. The last words Of the 99-years'
sentence had hardly echoed through the court
room, however, when the mysterious criminal,
who had 90 long remained apparently dumb.
yelled out an avalanche OF oaths at the court,
and, turning 70 the crowd, said: 81 have got
more sand and backbone than any OF you, and
II you can stand IL, lean, too" He was quickly
hurried from the court room and landed Ia his
In screaming voice on all mankind.
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The Fort Myer Court Martial.
NO COUNSEL. PRESENT TO DEFEND THE 40

NO COUNSEL PRESENT TO DEFEND THE 40
CUSED.
The Fort Myer court martial was continued
last night Thirteen Of the eighteen privates
who were charged with characterization have
been tried. At last nights session no counsel
were present TO defend the prisoners. Mr.. H w.
Garnet is forbidden the right Of being present
By an order Of Gen. Hazen, but Mr.. Garnett is
represented to have said that he had finished his
connection with the court martial before Gen.
Hazen's order was issued. It Is expected that
the court win continue in session q couple of
days longer.
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been issued by the clerk of the court 10 Joseph
WWmpper and Jane Mitchell; John Byrd and
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EX.DETECTIvE's RECOLLEC.
TONS.
0aryland Militia Said To Have Been
Ready To Assist President johnson.

WHAT Mr.. M'ELFRESH SAW ON A TRIP 10
MARYLAND-AN EXPEDITION ON WHICH HE
WAS SENT BIZ MAJoR RICHARDS
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SPECIAL Nor1cE
TO
HOCSEKEEPERS
MOORE LEDINa. JEWELERS.,
llO9 PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
HAVE JUST SECURED VERY LARGE LOT
OF GENUINE ROGERS BROTHERS
SPOONS, FORKS AND KNIVES
AND OFFER THEM AT
UNPRECEDENTEO LOW PRICEA
THESE GOODS ARE GUARANTEED AS REPRE-.
sENTED.
LARGE AND SELECT STOCK OF BEST PIA.
TED HOLLow-wARE
~wE SOLICIT AN EARLY CALL.oclo-1m-lp
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NAVY DEPARTMENT AccouNTs.-The new
system OF accounts and bookkeeping devised
for the Navy department. bv Mr.. Calhoun. the
ehhPett accountant, having been perfected IL
ABOUT I, 10 De turned over to the department., and
Will be put in operation at once
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BICYCLES AND TRICYCLEA-E q.
49, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70 VIM. C. Sxibner, HOS
E@n6w bicycles and Trcyciss skilnuliy repaired
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1MPORTUNATE OFFICE-SEEKERS.
How They Have Made the President's
Life . Burden to Him.

AvArL1N0 THEMSELVES OF THEIR LAST
CHANCE YESTERDAY-THE PRESIDENTS Or
DER CUTTING THEM OFF NOT A TEMPORARY
ONE, AND NOT TO BE SET ASIDE FOB MEN.
EERS OF CoNGREsa
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De Freyeanes,s Assailaat . Lanasae.
PARn October 31.-The physiciAns who have
been making IN examtnatton g TO the mental
cond1tion o. Mattel, the Would-be assassin OF
- e Rreycinet, minist Of foreign a1hirs,
havs mad6 report declaring tho pEt6ooer % b
fn00nA
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REAR ADMIRAL DE KRAFFT's FUNERAL took
place at p. m. to-day from st. Johns church,
and the remains were inferred in Rock Creek
cemetery. The pall-bearers were Rear Ad.
mirals Crosby, Quackenbush and Rowe, Com.
modore Queen, Pay Director LOCKER, Major
SLACK, U. s. NJ. c.; Medical Inspector Bates and
Chief Engineer Inch u s n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-31

The Secretary of the Interior, the Postmaster
general and the Attorney General saw the
President TODAY
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service agents at jackson, Miss. have arrested
W. IL. Tarrant for issuing q counterfeit 800 sill.
yer certificate and have captured his plates and
an MS kit" The counterfeit note u very
rough and q poor Imitation w.
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TNPORTER OF FRENCH WINES. CO0NAC,
i CHA4PAGNk3 AND CORDIALA
lbEnia Wines imported directly. Nspa Ziniandeli.
SOC per galloo. Wines received directly without
pa11ng through the trade which Il great guarantee
Of thel1 purity. Wins de toutes soEtes En- Aisse&
ocl7 VICTOR ROUX Co. HAT Pa ava
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JUDGE VINCENT says there are no charges
nieo against him with the President or the At
torney General, except the fact of his having
given ex-senator Dorsey an appointment.
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NAVAL PRoMoTIoNs.-The death Of Rear Ad.
MIRA De Kraft causes the following promo
tons: commodore John Lee Davis, to be rear
admiral, 3Oth October: Cant A r z. Renham.
" oe commodore; Commander George G..
hnemey: 70 be captain; Lieut.. Commander c. 81.
Hanford, to be lieutenant Commander.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIE~ PERPETUAL
FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING
Win be held at 616 It'll street WEDNESDAY
EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1885,
. Inc report shows the receipts Of the year to be
dues paid In on stock This splendid showing been
achieved In the short time Of four years. while in chs
ana other cities usually takes least double that
llne 10 reach q Ike percentage of profit Five Per
cent per annum IL paid for shares Withdrawn before
maturity The Fifth Series u now open for subscrp-
sons Ct 81 per share Our loans to members average
$1,000 for payment Of $14 per month
c. c DUNCANSON Presd't
LEWIS ABRAHAM, Vice Pres'dt
T. u. LAWTON, Treasurer.
JOHN COOK. Secretary,
els 18th street NV.
DIRECTORS
Andrew Glass Chas Baum
VIM II. Goods C. Bankes BrookeS
FRANK g. Saxton. VIM. P. Seville.
A. y. Meeker Chas w ScheII
+. w. BrandenburR. oc3l-A&
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AN ARMY RETIRING BOARD having found
FIRST Lieut. William T. Howard, I'd artillery,
incapacitated for active service, the extension
OF leave Of absence on account of sickness
granted him is still further extended SIX
months on account of disability
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IHE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY MANNING.
Secretary Manning left Washington this morn.
Ing for Albany, N. Y, for the purpose OF voting
Inc democratic ticket He will probably make
70 return to Washington Thursday morning.
E TGa. lamont says the President will leave
rect to Buffalo and that after Casting his vote he
will return direct to Washington.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-22
1--WE s0ar ShIrts aaI Drawers Made to Order Al aucey

nie 20 take steps 10 heya oEr oourtv
represented tnrrs. 4 c9nmiftar Vs.
appointed to work tue matter M and
speaker. ''''
~ execntive committee appointed
W tne sitizsns Some nom hs aro hnva
yust swose from : Rip Vsp Winlla
ssep anu goue 10 wNrg IN Good
eerhset. They nave abous ,natured
, I, plane, and II the Texas Il Pacific
hallWay company don't enm
piy, wlth tssir demsnds var
VIII be declared At once
Iais committee aud Uur cigzsns san-
sgal'y leei greatly encouraged since
the rendering OF tas DIGESTION in the
supreme coursin the case OF the Hons.
.on q iexsa Car,ral railway Va. Mol
10y, 4 .m navarro eounty. Following
Is copy Of the deoisiM:
Houston j Texas Central rsilraaS
cnmpSay ". Motley, from Navarro
county. S.aytor, !, To a suit TO-
damages for removing railroad depot
rom the l0saiiNn ia which In has been
'or years evidence ul damage by loss
OF costom, reduction Ia rates and
dsinasa to the properly for hotni onr.
poses In admissible 60 prove ths de-
probation IN the value Of properly. In
50 Lar Us th9 rules OF evidences arc con.
cefneo, whether Tho depreciation in
me value OF prtpsrty results from the
Vilistlon OF q ooltrsct or from the yio-
istion OF right existing without con-
tract Dy an act termed u tort matters.
nos When permanent injury to the
use OF reai properly is shcwa to have
resulted rem the unlawful act OF an
ether, is proper for ihs owner To
ehow the deprsclsl III IN tue rental
ya'ue, dim'nusinn in business 10 which
tpe propsrty is adap6sd, or dlmirutiou
IN other Ike aiags, resulting from the
unlswful ass.
III tho case depends on acts done on
tae Faith OF acfg and declarations OF
tn@ railroad, OF its agents whose au-
thoflty 20 act il iiot questioned, itwas
not Important IT plsintiff boushS tue
lots on which ha built NJ the time tue
railroad contracted 20 establish ans
maintain IFS dspct at tho place named,
or subsequently,, for thet contract anu
The maps made sud exhibited were
stindtns sGd continuing declarations
OF the rallroa0's intcntion 10 tulGll rs
contract. Affirmed
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u himself, ns da'pe.i. Ypv hss he,.,
. stnxulasiy ltsnpy one n +. Ae
iathar ~ 10 cb'sfr~n, anS ~sgas <, IL
s,ste, none ~ tham N,v" aeo9leu ,h@
Stage IS enr,'sssinu H. scis. ~. ! /
regarded - eSeDnsht ,ni d.t>s ln-n,
whsie hts dsuEh.-ts A.sn X ,ssnS.
literary thsin, esnpc,Al ~ ki<ta., eiHprs.
one OF whom. Mis- Mantle, ,Ns wriitln
several plPceA ~ nnrsisis, 4hl,, i4Dr.ry
merit like ali mar % iuAyR, Nj Ford
AT diifsratst t,,nee IN h,S liz, l,as
had connection With are prsp !.
ut one time osIng ihe srAvsiiug care.
spondenyn' Baltimore paper.
lilo has hsNn n-luhor 81 this Al !.
council " b ltin1re, aud ynilA surD.
was olaosei b. That ba,.v prssidsus ~
It's meetings, which at ssle hls, ,uay,i,
pro tom Of ina CITY For thu past ld
years hn has hsen 4 rasgiber of 6be
board of psai'antass olrpsnrs ST ,hD
State Of MArVland, and "a Rsltlm arr
no man is held Ia highor estasu ap /
regard thsn M Fard, whtra his
charitable work hss alsa Saan nni..
spicuous.
While som9 ~ tha fe0sS hAto given
wore Obtained from Mr.. Ford hisiself,
others wore glpaued frop Bali,
moresns IN this CITY, VINO entertain i
nigh regard Tor this gentleman.
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Mnssege raaainlag on hand ut the,
Weslaro Union telegraph ofiice, oors
mr. Elm ara Lamar streets. PARTIES
csn setts'A ibR calling from 8 TO 10 I.
70. and frnDf 4tol2 p. M: 9 q Eek
icfu' Mias sc Mcclellan, W M Coils
mAn, FHsrrls. 8 $ Floyd q co. A 4.
Ssnitn. Al"x Hiraet, Hueg a PhiIp.
MI HfN'nhengn. Saarman Hobtllne
am, 4 l. Wilson, II n Colleuder' II
Radt's& Cs., W LCceal,, RradssreSt
eunipeuy, X III Cnlhbar,, Fiippan.
Adoun Il lohit. Wright Wright r
ErAfard, J II Palaek, J A Fsanch, Mr.
Aapjr Rutner, Cnlouol A n <ssln. SID
nsy Suitt, a w Csihpbsll, Mrs r
Devote, M,!nsnn, Miss adie Mitch-
OIL; schso'lsupf&Cr, 4
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Iro0t part Of he siora sneak thief en-
,ereN and ak froa the safe,
sf-ndinS nsar he sioor, 500 Ia gold, sii,
Yer ana curreacv. Monev orders and
onsess ~ the money drawer of the
safe were LETT untouched.
hchaso, COrley, who brusslly
ktllsd sis motner With an axe IN this
city soout. thres years ago, MAS to-day
aaleaAea snnstio and wiilbs sept 10
She saylcm vt Auslta.
me case otSsrah Johnson, charSed
Hish poisoning ner sgep-fs,h,r, Alfred
oweus, not Tors since, went 10 the
jury to day, and verdict returned OF
Soiity aud penalty ~ lie ia toe pani
tthtlsry, sac wou,1 have haugssi, our
Tue GSie0se psOv1J sns was 0nder II
~ the tune q cpBnii,iNg Lbs crime.
a deleSat.on from Frederick burg
ere " the city clnsuiii1g Win Press
cent uoit IA regard IA TX erdiag tas
san Antonio d araue2s Pas, ratiro d
10 FreGoricksAurg.
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rhe Sew orlrans Exnositlpn


Captain w. Y. Veai, one Of the S.ate
commissioners to ths Nov 0rlair and
London expost'ons, returned nom
New OsieNna lass evening. He reports
Tho different States ana territory ex-
hipits coming III rapidly, and thinks
by tho LAT to l0thof December tho OK
position viii be Ia splendid condition.
Several OF the Safe exhibits ara Al
renay complete, and tbavy shIpmSnts
arriving daily. me UuAcniuery hSll IL
assuming grand proportions, and the
horticultural 1snsrttnent can hardly
bs surpaa,ed. He tninks Texas viii
have 81 tbe q display OF farm, orchard,
mineral aud theological prnaucts 0s aiy
state In the Un,on, ann wants got, ui
the coantiHs getting up exhibits 81
ship without delay 20 =. r. Jeansop,
Texas Dspartmons exhiDition, Nav
Oleans.
Ne bel,eves that u thu railroad VIII
ofier as reasonable rats az are
being offered f'om u;hor Sta.ns, und
would let the rates DO announced 10
commence say Decombsr Is, Jackets
good FOR 80 days that 25 TO 80 per cont.
moro people wonld 20 from Texas
Than did last year, Rs tho farmers and
others. arc Ia much better condition
financially. and everywhere tney aro
asking abnut ratios. He SAYS the
pooled lines in Texas have not vol
moved In tho matter and seem 10 pssut
20 wait TIL they see ,hs crowd guinlr
which hs believes will stop thousapds
nom making any preparations that
otherwise would DO roady
Ho learns that roads through oihSr
Staten nre charging ! 10 IL cents mr.
milo. From El Paso tho rleaS t.lisis
SS6 %, or q csnts per milo each was.
The ticksts era good for 40 daya, ard
thinkp IL the Southern Pacific cas- AZ
ford to carry az thai ratio through the
unsettled couu.ry from III Psso to San
Antonio, thst certainly - very low
rate Will soog be- establish 81 from the
moro populated portions OF tho State,
He thiDss that President McConic)
and General Clan, with their ablv
corps OF aseistsDts, backed as they are
by board o! managers, who tor busi
ness tact cannnt be surpasod. will
make the exposition superior to wh At
It was last year.
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Tho Bench snd bar Of I cx...

The above 10 tho title Of a work by
James d. Lynch, Asd IL now being 10
sued from tho press Of the publishers
In 81. Louis. Bound In sheep and
IN rnorosso 10 large octave form, con-
tanning some QUO pages Of long primer
yp", on huo paper aud handsomely
illustrated with elegant steel en-
cravings, IL 10 a superb
and valuable contribution 10 H.
cause undertaken for treatment.
les contents nr0 chiefly hiatory OF
Texas Jurisprudence from tho Spaiiish
American era 10 the prescott day, Of the
organization or tho governmental, re.
publieaa and State, aud biographical
sketches OF the bench and bar 1T the
Republic and the State. To this IL AZ
pended some importsns legislative
data. ~
Tho work " evidently conceived and
executed IN tho sol, iutares. az histori.
cal accuracy and biographical fidelity,
rn0ro arc M traces OF political prefer.
ences or patt'sN prejudices. Tho
beams or emlncnce aud excel
lenos which fash from the iu.
diciNl records Of the state sosm
TO have bcea tho inspiration and the
controlling pride. The prominent
trait Of tho biographical section IL 4
clear out dcllnestlon OF the leading
characteristics at tho men held no n
view, and thu disclosing Of the In.
fluenccs which Induced them into tie
paths Of success, aud finally brough,
60 them reputation ana glory.
Tho idens ard tho language are Of
that high classic order which sprinH
IRON TIM blossoms OF fine literary
ABILITY, white they como favored with
tho ilDgers oi philanthropy. II glil
ters with illustrative aueed0to aud On.
ticing descriptions. Tho older OF the
fraternity will revol ia tho memyrle,
Its pages produce, whiIo TO the young
they ure aud must remain IA aiiur,nl
incentivesto diligence, effort aud IN
sgri'y, however financially poor ths
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The Baltimore 8 Ohio Secures ACCESS to
New York.

New York, Nov. 2l.-A contract was
closed to-day, by the terms OF which
the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad COM
pany has secured access 10 New York.
This will DO accomplished by means OF
the Staten Islsnd Rapid Transit Rail-
road company's line. The Baltimore
IL Ohio will run from Bnunu Brook by
new line to Eis aheth, whore n
bridge will bo buiII connecting tho
Baltimore 4 OHIO llpes With The Ssaten
Island lines. From Staten Island
passengers and freight wilt bs cor-
veyud 90 the battery boat. Tho con.
tract Ia for 90 years, snd was eigued by
President Garrett, OF tho Baltimore &
OHIO, last Monday, sud by President
Emnions, OF tho Staten Island Rapid
Transit company, this afternoon, 1T n
meeting of the stockholders aud d.
rectprs In this city
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wgArurnroRp, Nov al--tSpecial.l
Two other attachment suits wsrs
0led In tho county court to-day
avainst tho firm of Jobcron & Huff.
m ,s,er, at whi,t---ono in favor OF L 4
n. Hum, Galveston. for y claim OF
Ssh 40, and tho other by the
Fort Mar.in.Brcwn Company, Of
Worth for S6s2.l3 Also, In the
district court, a suit wa hled by r. j.
W,lils N Bco, ~ Galveston, tor \ dHbt
81 si.7Ss.c0. Tho mouse was closed to-
dsv by tbs sheriff
Rsv. NJ. 4. Wells nas:, n,
here. returned with his family
lat night nom tho conference
~ Corsicsna. Mr.. wells has bear ~
srpoini al to tsks charge OF Tue church
AZ this point, nich 10 the, sa'isfacuon
Attorney stanley, Of Fort Worth
wss 10 tho oitv to.day.
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HONEY GROVE, Nov. q. Especial. -
Tho pahlie schools Of Honey Grove
were honored this week with visit
from our worthy mayor, Jsmas l., Gill
mer, aud Drs. V. A. Howeth and l., G.
Page, 0 conmitteo FROM tho city cour.
Gil. whose object WAS 10 look after
me interests or tho school children
the committee report tha schools in
tine working order. at the high
sahcol they scent One evening VISIT
Ing TIE several clsss ROOMS, and ex-
presFed themselves ediflod az well as
pleased with what they saw and heard
They found one co.ored school
s'snowed under" 0nly ono pupil being
lett at tao school house TO tell the tale.
The colored youth finds pickiug cot
ton Is softer thisg than studying hard
lessons on hard bsnch.
The members of the various churches
hsvo agreed to hold union thanks
eivinS service in the Cumberland
PEeebytorian church, to be conducted
by Rev. y, b. Campbell, lately OF Vir-
gina.
Rev. II. NJ. Shelton, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church at Potts.
boro, who IL visiting frieods ut this
place, will conduct the services at the
Methodist churcn Sunday.
A number o. people of Honey Grove
arc attending tho sesslon o, tho Matho.
dist conferences 10 Paris, among them
Rev. MIRA. W. D. M6untcsstls, MIS-.
Annie Brewer and Mrs. l.. Balloue.
Your correspondent will join tae
crnW5 uNiny Oyar tO.utorrgry IN h.ar
BishsD dergrove preach.
Miss Ida Clesves, OF Gsinoaville,
who has been visiting Mrs. II. j.
Thomas, of this city, left for Clsrka-.
vile Thursday.
Cotton receipts 20 dsto 10000 balea,
exclusive OF como 500 bales OF seed
Gotten. Cotton sold on tho streets
yesterday at 9,s cents. Our wide.
awake buyers encourage farmers Co
sell here by giving good ps;cas~s $1,000
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Ennis.

ENNIS, Nov. 2l,-[Special. The Con-
tinued dne weather hss been great
advantage to tho farmers. This Is
said TO be the best fall season that has
been known Ia this section for many
years. Cotton comes in quite freely.
Prices ranra from S25 cash TO $50 on
nccourts ami trade.
Tho Farmers Allisnoe Cooperative
association Of Z lis county have besu
in session hero to-day to decide on
the bids offered by our merchants
10 supply tho members OF tho
various lodges In this part of
the county. II. Freemsn's bid for
groceries, T.. D. Turner's for dry
goode, clothing and such goods as he
1sudles, and Wells & Morris's for
boots and Shoes, were accepted.
RAv.J Fred Cox has been returned
Az pastor OF tho Msthodist Episcopal
church, very much ~ the satisfaction
Of the inembersbip.
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G q = % CIR L|
CIGARS.
TIKI BEET TTvE-oENT CIGAR in tho WORD
For sale at Hs''ns ssA Ar sEs%ss 90
Wholesale by sErrERr0N & HOPKINS MERCANTILE CO.
ho.e.ais Lisaor Dealers. DALLAS v.xss

alton. HIS record Ms comptroller has
been such AS t. make him strong in
eve " part of the State, aud the feel
lux IL that knowing hun to hevo haen
capable ami honeas there, he would
Certainly make u safe governor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-22

San Antonio, NV. 2i.-lspecial.l-
Abbots 4 g ,s'umAn, leather and shoe
6sleasA on Houston ttreet, wsre VIC
nm al . bold robbery this fnornlus
shonI 10 o:eloek. Daring the tempo
M abasaoo pfHrs eoelpuan uea ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-22

ln addition 40 nur elegant stock az
une dismon6A and watcras, wn ,,sva
holiday Koodo suissi +, TIN waata OF
all, and have thss season addna nsny
pretty things o, onr cwn manufAsi,,rt.