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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-25
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w A eopEtsv COOP BLACK NTH For
Wilmer, Texas. NPp'' 10 D. TRIGo,
w Az iEil-A LADY WANTS FOSTTTo.s
miro %, TSe nure; is young and heaithv ~
street hail. ELLiGENoE OFFICE, 6Is Mar
UTANIEn--Tl u y - - feb25-2t
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w ANTED-ONE GOOD PENTx T19-s.
NJ, maker and one good vest malter
ply 10 Henlnger Bros, GainesviIIs IT, Ap-
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pererced salesman in dry eoods A A
s'o0eiies' Auuress SALESMAN, care Herald
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W uctive, working agents, AMI samnIe W. ~.
adS Sene on ma weeks trial on liberal terms
1 HuuTes j. WORTH, sole manufacturer Stnno.
ialO franklin avenue, ST Lonis an SSt9res
STATE street, Chicago Factory 90 i ~ SAY
2lst 81 eet, st. Louis. 10 Feh Mof ,.
WANTED-Tk TRAVELLERS TO SSTI3p -. -,
NJ Gne cleveland House, Abilene. Tavas
MIS- mrs. bertha Benson, Propriei ress. HonSs,
fE,'oloughiy htted up. and Conducted on the
EuIoneah plan, with restaurant attacbad
meals l at all hours, and polite attention. nj
cltl Inducements for drnmmer- feblSt,
w ANfED-TO REPAIR FUKNTTITRE
OF al kinds, upholstery, varnlshina
i',n,, pianos furniture packed for shin.
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"A STREET: -, a ~
= sEclIo |. Be It ordained by the CITY
council OF the City of Dallss that liz accord.
9hce WIN the dedication heretofore made nv
Edward Q. Browder aud n. X. Burford
owners OF the ground, Akard street. as now
opened, is hereby declared TO be a streef of the
Guy MY feet wide from Mill creek to the
Inc OF ths corporation, the course being a
continuation In a direct Inc OF said strees az,
the north side OF said creek; and thai This A..
1lnance shall take effect and be enforced
from and after its passage.
Approved February q, 1885
W. H. CABELT, Mayor.
a true copy: W. =. PARRY, City Secretary.
An ORDINANCE EXTENDING CoCH-
~ ran street fifty feet wide to the Missouri
racine Ra lroad track:
StcTIoN !. Be 1t ordained nv tha civ
council OF the city of Dallas that Cochra1
rect, In the city of Dallas. be eY.
tended in 76o west direction f,Ifv
lie ! VIDE, as follows: Beginning at a
p oiat IN the 'rth line OF block rs toid town
thlrty ret at right angles from the center Of
lhe Missouri Pacific railroad track; thence
N. 70 E. parallel with said railroad tracS
and thlrty feet therefrom fifty feet: thence
N. 769 II. parallel with said north line of
DIOSk 10, ABOUT TWO hundred leet, to b. Gibbs
southwest llnei thence with his said south
west line 5, 42S f. fifty eight feet 10 ths
norm me OF 1lock ~; tIenee y 76o w. with
Inc OF DOCKS n and 70, about two hundrsd
and forty feet TO the beginning.
SRI z. lhat SAID extension be made ,c-
corning 10 the Dallas City Charter: and that
all damages ana costs occasionel thersbv ~
assessed against the property ADJACENT t6ers.
by and benefited in accordance with SAID
charter. VIVA sa4u
SEC. 3; That this ordinance take effect
from and after its passage. 's'
Approved February q, 1885.
w. L., CABEII M.xo,
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION NoTICE-THE PART.
II nership has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent between Payne & Sheets, j.
NJ. Payne retaining the bushes and payins
the del Is of the firm and accounts due the
nrm are to be paid To either party presenting
the bills. PAYNE a SIIEETs-
FEBRUARY %, 1855
Thanking my old friends and the public
for their liberal patronage in the past, |
would most respectfully solicit the same In
the future. j. NJ PAYNE
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~ fronts on Main street 30 stalls; extensive
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" febl7 I'm
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w ANThD-A SITUATION NJ m ~
Pererced salesman in dry goods a..
groceries, Address SALESMAN, care H Hersi q
feb22-,t
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opt the liend Yesterdny.

The Opera House orchestra gave another
sacred concert at the Park yesterday alter
noon. The crowd in attendance was IN.
usually large, as many people as could
conveniently do SO embracing the oppor.
tunity'to escape the oppressive heat in,the
city and secure q breath Of fresh air among
the trees. Tho ride cut On the motor was
comfortable enough, but driving yss.d dis:
agreeable from the dust, which covered
everything along the pike. Four coaches
were run out by the Elm Grove road at 5
and 4 o'clock TO accommodate the large
crowds. The programme rendered by the
Orchestra was composed OF popular airs Of
a high class, and all were well performed,
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SLIGHT AIESHAPS
YnsrnnpA1ArloAr AID AsHonn.
4 Rad FAN From a Treitle Last EyeallnE on
the south slae-,A Family skin Ride Eads
in paeking-coliislon ON the, River
Road-A Buggy Badly smashed.

Iate yesterday afternoon FIVE young
men named Sam and John Walton, E.
Hennie, H. n. Bowman and Arthur Cline,
who had been taking a walk in the lower
part OF the city, we're returning to their
homes in the North End. They were
walking along the Ohio River railroad
trestling above the old Sugar Refinery
when they noticed the ..dinkym engine
owned blythe Belmont mill coming down
the track with three or four cars. The
young men made haste TO get of the trestle
and all succeeded except Sam Walton,
who was near the edge and 1t Is supposed
became dizzy and confused, or, caught
his foot Ia the ties, aud fell. He fell over
tho edge Of the treslle to the rocks and
rough ground below, a distance Of about
thirty feet. He struck on his head and
shoulders and for q time it was Thought he
was dead. He finally recovered sufficiently
to be taken TO Brice's drugstore, where DR..
Pipes examined him. No bones were
broken happily and the doctor did
not think that any serious injury had
been sustained. Walton was very badly
bruised howeyera aud will feel the effects Of
bis fall for several days to come.
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In the suit OF John D. Boyle, against
the Wheeling Iron and Nail Company,
Judge Ewing to-day fled an opinion de,
Gliding as the defendant is a corporation Of
West Virginia this court has not jurisdici
tion.-Saturidv's Piusburyh Telegraph.
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The Aihambra Palace Zee,

The ALEXANDRA Palace Rink Company
has engaged Billy Mayors band TO furnish
music al the! rink for the balance Of the
season, commencing tonight The shinn,
ston band, which has been playing at
this rink since It opened, has returned
home. Mayors band is well and fayora-
bly, known, and there is no doubt that its
good music will give entire satisfaction to
tie numerous patrons Of tie rink. The
music will be Of a light, sparkling, popn,
lar order, Just the thing to skate TO: Man
ager Thompson announces several attrac-
tions for this week, as will be noticed by
reference to his advertisement. There
was not night last week when the rink
was not crowded. q ,s
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! MI. ,,a,,,, 1phaalInn and nosl,a.sI,,r,
.,. lily n ~ ,;SIt. naarins o.onIatioa sbs
pa XII, Ia ha, III ,.saS
VII ptVuAp's % ~ s.ta = = is "e.A
Tie Apnef ,usNeal IL asIonlshlng inc
natives by her speed. she u undoubtedly
the fastest stern-w neei packet on the up
per Ohio. Her captain y dellgnted with
her and swears by sweeney y son, her
builders li ~ ~ -
The Andes announces that during the
summer she Will make weekly excursions
10 Cincinnati: Fare Tor round TIP 10 onG
$40. This includes po 9 ana logging dur
ing the entire week t1atdt takes TO make
the UP. Passengers VIII nave 2 chance
to spenda day and night In Cincinnati
and have Q general good time.
The Andes Is due from Cincinnati this
afternoon. She will leave iorthat port
on her return trip tomorrow afternoon at
8 O'Clock. The Andes lisa splendid stern-
wheel racket In every respect, aud It Is
little wonder that she Is unusually popular
ali along the river. Capt. Charlie Mule
maj, Ia a careful and attentiye master and
sably assisted by his officers. Is, +
mia AInaes viii take Al, excursion marty
W tsteabenyiiie thts evening. SIC viii
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THE GUILTY PARTIES.

There are several suspicious characters
in town who, il is generally believed by
those who. know them are guilty Of these
robberies.. The very fact that lately but
two men appear OH the scene has peculiar
significance. These two are presumably
hardened @retches WHO have little torisk,
and merely execute plans laid by another
The description given OF the short, heavy
man, suits exactly suspected character
who Is in the city, never is known to do
any work or earn any money, and yet
always has plenty OF ready cash. Many
people think the best way to stop these
burglaries would be to shadow this man.
He has been arrested for felony, and Ia
thick with certain other suspected parties.
II you'd be strange II this man were con-
fronted with tho various parties who have
suffered az the hands OF the gang, il, his
guilt or innocence could not DO morally
established, possibly proven to tbs salts.
faction OF the law. A good many people
are asking II 1t would not be worth while
to try. y
The general comment since the latest
aasCos Of the thieves Is that tho lprglaties
willgo on unit some person with longer
range gun than. those OF Air, CLARK and
Mr.. Brown kills one Of the thieves. II
this should happen, or any other accident
should lead to the discovery OF the iden.
THY OF the thieves, 1t is safe 10 say, the
officials will remark II knew he was in
the gang.n
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.M.GuttIllaIl8JGo.
CLOTHIERS.
CORNER MAH5& TWELFTH STREETS.
.CHAP[INE STREET RINK.
Chance for a Handsome Prize.

. Beginning with May LIST and continuing sixty
day., each purchaser Of ticket Of admission %
this rink will be presen cd with coupon entiting
said purchaser 70 chance in the following prizes:
Flnt-k handsome chamber sat OF decorated oak
furniture, now on exhibition at Mcndel's.
seoond-Handsome china dinner and tea set
combined, on exhibition at Ewing Bros.
Third-A Beautifully polished prass centre table.
exhibition al Dlllon's,
fourth Elegant tilycr ice pitcher, on exhibition
a. FranZheim's.
TONIGHT The ant Tina In this city, Tho
Tug OF War on Skates.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT Game o. Polo between
the II, sian Club oil Bcllaite and the Chapllne
Street Club.
FRIDAY NIGHT childron's Fancy Dress Car.
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I,uftalo I,ili,s Big Day.

CHICAGO, ILL, May 17.-BufIalo Bills
"Wild Vest show appeared here at the
Driving Park this afternoon to an audi
ence Of upwards of $4,000 persons. The
number OF tickets sold was 995. s97. The
grand stand was densely packed, and at
one time a disastrous panic seemed i'm.
minent. A lot oiboys who had climbed
on to the tin roof Of the building raised q
yell Of FIRE aud made tremendous racket.
Instantly there was q stampede, and had
not Buffalo Bill with great presence OF
mind cody resumed his shooting, many
lives would lava been in danger. u
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no.llnar oat. fonrY.ar...

George II. Bocttner, convicted Of the
present term Of the Circuit Court Of volun-
tary manslaughter, for the killing Of
Charles Dick, on Market street, In the
Second ward, April l, 1884, was brought
into court Saturday and sentenced BY
Judge Jacob to four years imprisonment
in the State penitentiary at Moundsville,
The motion made7by Boettner's counsel,
Messrs. Dovener and Elson, for aPnew
trial, was oyerrnled by the court. =
John Mooney, convicted Of unlawfully
assaulting Frank cAlams with intent 70
Kill, was given one year in the peniten-
tiaty and fined 500. ,35.v
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How ii This for Cheek /?

Tho pagm robbery-was generally com.
mented upon as an audacious affair, on
account OF the fact that q member OF the
city police force lived Immediately across
the alley from Mrs. Daum's residence.
But not since the safe in a Chicago detec-
tive's office was robbed has q more impti-'
dent thing been done than the attempt to
rob Policeman Jake Watson's house, in
the Sixth ward, Saturday morning. The
cellar door was p<ied open, butthe thieves
were scared of before they secured an en-:
trance 70 any other part Of the house.
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An1nyolnninrY NTH.

Yesterday afternoon Charles staub, an
employee Of tho Belmont mill, went out on
the river to try a new skitf he had built
for himself. He took with him his vile
and two children. They were enjoying q
very nice ride on the water, and every
thing went nicely until opposite the foot Of
Twenty-seventh street, when they got in
the heavy waves caused by the wheel Of
the steamer Princess and the boat cap.
sized. They had a very narrow escape
from drowning. Fortunately they We're
near shore. Mr.. Staub Is good swimmer
and their dangerous predicament was
noticed by persons on the bank who went
to their rescue. Beyond being badly
frightened and thoroughly wet, no harm
was done. ,, Milo
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There was a report Saturday that gas
had been struck at the vel on Anderson's
run, near Armstrong; Mill. There was
no truth, In the report, but there are indi-
cations that make those interested hopeful.
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He Po,,In.i.lhe Leak.

Friday evening Israel Waterman visited
his Island rink to see II everything was in
good shape, tho rink having been closed
for some time. He smelt gas, and sus.
pecting leak, lighted q match near the
meter. He found the leak, for theescaping
gas ignited, and there was an explosion,
which resulted in burning Mr.. Water:
mans moustache, whiskers, eyebrows and
front hair, scorched his facs badly and
burned the back Of one hand 60 badly
that 1t is now covered with hlisteH. He
will hereafter inspect the gas pipes by
daylight. r5 ~
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Re.ulis ofnn doom Switch.

Last evening as the Ohio River Road
passenger train was passing Benwood sta
ton, It ran into an open switch and collld.
ed witha freight train standing on the
siding. The engine, passenger engine No.
4, was not damaged, but the baggage car
was Somewhat broken up and a box freight
car badly; wrecked. No person was hurt.
Where the fault lay could not be learned.
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Capt. VIII Lykes left Saturday for Home,
stead, Pa, 10 attend the funeral Of his
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JUST RECEIVED.

A large assortment Of Spring and Sum.
mer Stock, consisting Of the latest yaric.
ties In Csatlngs, Suitings, PantaloOnings
and Oyercoatings, which we will make
up III the latest and best styles and at
lowest possible prices.
Also q full line OF Gents Furnishing
Goods. ,,,,.,, COWS
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Mr.. John D. Park, Of Cincinnati, was in
townSaturday.
North West and Tom Junkins are at
Pittsburgh on shprttFip.
Merchants say that Saturday was the
dullest day for trade on record.
Tonight the Owl Club gives its last
grand colored carnival at the Mommoth.
a Squire Cook, who. has been visiting his
son, Or. Cook, for a few days, returned
home Saturday, i5is
Alarge crowd gathered on the river
bank yesterday afternoon to witness the
Of three colorod persons.
+. Benjamin Barkhurst, Mrs. Sweeney,
Miss iHeaton, Of st. Clairsyille, and shet-
man Doyle, OF New Athens, werein town
Saturday. ~
At the commencement at Wellsbnrg
Friday evening, Ri. Alexander delivered
the address and Professor I. O. Orr pre-
scented the diplomas.
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Rupotf Ont Tho Pike.

Yesterday afternoon a livery horse
hitched to u buggy driven BY Michael
Friemuth, barber, was frightened in
some manner out the National road, and
ran of. The animal dashed along the
pike with the buggy bounding back and
forth until the two mem in it were spilled
out and the vehicle badly smashed up. Z
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( WAsulNaroN, May 1S-1 a. x.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, in
creasing cloudiness and local rains, varia-
BILE winds from south to west, lower tenn
For the Lower Lake region, local rains
and partly cloudy weather, preceded in
eastern portion by fair weather, sontherly
winds, becoming variable, slightly cooler
in the western portion, stationary temper
AZURE in the eastern portion.
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Tue following shows The range Of the
Thermometer as observed Ut schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, May 10:
2 A.M., 5SSS, 12W,7s'SS p. NJ, 49,; 2. NJ,
75o. May t6:7A.M., Gee; 70 NJ, 78'; SP; NJ,
NRo. ~ u N -7Ao ----
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Mrs. Armstrong will conduct the
AIoundsyillc campmeeting eating house
this .i,ni.r,nr \. o.