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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
Announce noltA

FOLDING BEps.-Largcst assortment at mod
crate prices. Call and examine.
DOENG FOLDING BHp CO.
- Fast litlst, near Bro IdwIy.
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Pile tumOrS, rupture and tistulW
radically cured 10y improved methods Book, 10 cents
stamps Worlds bispcnsary Medical Association Buffalo.
NY.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

OuFzNsTOVN. oct S-SaIlef. City OF Rome tBr
Muuroe from Liverpool. hence Tor New. York
SOUTHAMPTON oct S-ATryci. steamer Vera .Gcr Bus
sus from New York sept 20 for Bremen land proceeded
saiod steamer Elder Ger. Hclmers. from Bremen Oct
:, hence for New York.
FLYHoUI oct sA rived steamer suevia Ger. Ludwig
from Sew. York sept -.
Hull oct Arrived steamer chicago lBr). Jones' from
New
BRri,ES oct ARRIVED. steamer Rhen Ger. Jungst
FROM NOrA sept 20.
IANuURG, Sailed. Rugia Ger. Obers. fO
York.
oct Arrived. steamer DevOnshire tBT), PurYe
from China and Jal al. iOr New-YOrk.
SCILLY, oct S-lassci steamer Macsand (Beg), UcUcr
wcz nom NcwlOrk sept ~ on her way T. Antwerp.
HAyAyA, oct S-Au!yed, steamer Niagara Bemis frou
Ney.A ork.
Sth-Arrycd. steamer Mendel Nunel Span.
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS POR1
SATURDAY, OCT. Il
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK ........T HURsDAY. OCT. 8. lss
.RUIVED

PORT OF NEW YORK. ......... THU RsDAY OCT 8. 1885
ARRIVED
steamer tBr Ill., Liverpool Sept "a. with mdse
to v at5on sumner & Arrived at the Bar at q a
state Of Georgia tIr Noodle Glasgow sept p
a. with md5e and passengers TO AUSTIN Baldwin
Co. Arrived at the Bar at ESQ n m.
steamer Rhynland lBelg) JamisOn, Antwerp Sept 2B
with mdsC passengers 10 Peter Wright b sons.
Steamer BIZ Nyman. san Domingo sept %. Ca
20 Puerto Plata oct With ndsc TO order vessel "a
NJ POuiarcs.
Steamer Old Dominion Walker. Richmond, city Point and
and 10 Old Dominion So Co
Steamer Manhattan. stevens. Norfolk. with mdse and
passengers % Did Dominion 50 Co
Steamer Chas Mayer, Anthony Baltimore with coal 70
Consolidated Coal Co
steamer Ii + DimocK. Halett Boston, with Ii F
DmOCk.
SUSSET-Winh Sanity HOOK moderate +: cloudy.
At CITY Island fresh. IL. rain ana thick of shore.
SANDY Hook 10 Barometer 1923 Thermometer, so;
Wind. Ne. % miles, swell. heavy, l.; Weather cloudy
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CLEARED.
steamer Jnne KeI,alI OBJ, Bell London BowrDg Areh

Japc Kelsal (BrJ, Bell, LOndon-BowrDg & Arch
bald.
steamer Germauic lBr Kennedy LiverpOOl-R Cortis.
Steamer HALEY CBrj, Hammond. Liycrpool-B &
Jev0D4.
DocS-W d Morgan.
Steamer wcstphal Ger. Barends, Hamburg. Plymouth
Gnd ChcrtOurg- kunhaIdt& Co.
steamer Ato ,l!r Williams, Port au Prince Aux Cages,
PIN. FOrwOOd & Co.
Of PUcDI Doakcu havana ana Mexican ports
p Alexandra & sons.
Roanoke Couch Norfolk, City Point and Rich.
mOnd-Old Dominion - 90.
GuyandOte, Kelly NeppO"f News and West
Na-Old DOmInIon - Co.
steamer Manhattan, stevens NorfOlk and Newport
New--Old Dominion - co.
Steamer Martha stevens Chance BaltimOre-J krema
Steamer Cilaucus. Coleman. Boston fl r DimOck.
ship Boaconshcd (Br. keIth Melbourne Australia
MAILER & QucIcdu.
SAILED
wcstphaa for amburgi state Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Glasgow Grrn1nc LivcrpOO Europa AyOumOut. City Of
Pucha Havana etc; Lone tar Galveston Guy OF
nah savannah; Koinokc. Richmond; Kanawha, Newport
News. Hovcr. Port smuuth l..
LaKEau BIauChl Tor NHllOrsO.
Yacht g nuCsta for Portsmouth. l..
Also saiIed-ya Long Island sound-Stcamcr Delta for
Halifax.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
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FERRYBOAT AND YACHT IN COLLISION.


EXCITEMENT AMONG THE PAssENGERS-AN In
GISFER INJURED.
The Williamsburg ferryboat ALASKA 1lng across GS
the East River toward Its Rooseveltst dock at 600
n M Yesterday, came in collision with the steam
Yacht Florence from Providence, which was pro-
ceeding up the nver. John Feb berg, the owner OF
Providence friends. The, yacht was formerly
owned by Dr. Allen McLane Ham
ilton. The ferryboat was CROWDED
and great excitement prevailed. several
women flaming No damage was done to the ferry;
boat but the yacht was struck ON her s,afD3ard
side which was smashed as far as the water llnei
boat was knocked IN pieces. and the deck entirely
ripped up where the bow of the ferryboat over;
topped the deck of the yacht. The bow reached
into the window of the engine ROOM where James i
Booth, the engineer, was. and the shock threw the
Goals from the bunker over MN, ne FecPHe[ Tor
with the and of two of the passengers On the
Alaska squeezed himself through the eight inches
of the window still left open by the AaSka's bow;
He seemed dazed, but when Ike found
that he was only slightly bruised he jumped BACK
on the Florence. Had the yacht been struck Two
and the engineer been scalded 10 death. AS IL was
the machinery was badly shaken, and 1T was with
New-York Mr. Fehlberg jumped oil the AIash las eld
also Mr. Borchardt one of his friends Inc other
men on the yacht were Pilot Gibbs and MesSrs
Gardner Taudy and Bodies; The Alaska, whose
steering gear was slightly injured, was put
up for repairs yesterday. Nj. fehl3erG
placed the damage to the Yacht at @l,2o uI ana II
much moro The boat is insured. but an action for
damages will PROBABLY be brought against the
ferry company. 10 TRIBUNE reporter Captain
Gibbs SAID g whstled once as gIal that /
would 90 TO starboard when saw the Alaska com
ing on me- and the feTyboat made no reilly, bnt
ported her helm; By tins sudden turn she came
near me. The flood tide prevented my gong TO
starboard as quickly as necessary and tried TO
cross her bows. She did not ring to back water
uutIl the Florence was struck. Had
She done so the collision would not have
occurred Captain Gibbs seemed somewhat hat G deal
ence as both boats were directly approaching each
other on the Brooklyn side; The ferryboat blew
Yacht made no reply Shortly after that the ferry
boat blew one whistle again, and proceeded TO go
10 starboard. Tho yacht now blew two whistles
Suddenly and endeavOred to go TO port across the
ferryboats bow. The Alaska then blew an alarm
whistle and reversed her engine
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SPECIAL MENTION!

ADVERTISEMENT admitted into these eel.
recommended to the reader. of THE
TRIBUNE being thoroughly reliable, az
transactions by mail with the Advertisers en-. =.
conducted with absolute safefy.
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q notices were issued yesterday:
ENGINEERS OFFICE, L. :. ARMY,
ABNx nfrff r,fNE
Ntw.YoRk. Ociober \. les.
Chief OF EncInecrs. Z. 5. Arm

II Is recommended that in the ncighborhood rooms In
which the piasterng supposed TO be defective and all
large halls DC vacated the time OF the explosion
which Is xcd at ! q. H. standard time, the 10Th In
slant No other damage to he and property ~ cou-d
erred 10 he probable The Gordon OF patrol boats and OF
polce OH shore will indicate the safety line which Will
be prudent not TO neglect. JOHN NEWTON.
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DEPARTURE OF THE GENEsTA.

At precisely O'cock yesterday afternoon the
Genesta got under way and began her voyage TO
Enqland She was under tTysaIl and spitfre jIb
The wind was blowing freshly from the southeast
and n drizzIng rain was falling OF the magnl-
cent fleet of yachts which all summer have lam OH
n a staten Island shore only few remained and
they looked dreaTy and deserted The steam yacht
Wanda fired a salute as the cutter with the white
ensign of the Royal Yacht Squadron flying at her
peak stood over toward the Long Island
shore. passing ferrybOat blew It's whistle
and both whistle and salute were acknowl-
ed oed by the Genesta by a dipping OF the ensign:
Dawn below Owls Head the cutter came about and
laid her course through the Narrows. Soon she was
lost to sight i'll the msts OF the Lower Bay 1t was
On the whole, 2 dreary departure for the gallant
but defeated cutter.
The Cenesia brought over crew of nineteen
men She sailed home with n crew of only sixteen,
In the morning three men went To Captain Carter
md said they did not like the idea of at
yoyace in small boat across the
North Atlantic at this season Of the year and
wanted TO leave the yacht. Captain Carter at once
told them to get their clothcs-ba2s and get ashore
and they promptly obeyed. Captain Carter said
sfterward that he did not regret the desertion of
The men and could have spared few more. 1t was
evident that in case they had been refused perms-
sion TO leave the yacht the men had intended 10 go
ashore anyway. for one of them had been to the
office of the British Con nj and asked II, IN case
they ran away they could be arrested. They were
informed by the Vlce-COnsul that they could not
be- but would forfeit all pay which might be due
them. Two of the sailors sailed III the Germanlc
for Liverpool and one is still about the city.
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lNGRAIIIrDE OF - EX-cONVICr.

John Tucker was released from the icultcntiary
last May after serving term for stealing satchcl
from "A SINth-ayc. store. He had 10 money and
Louis r. Blair retired business man, living ~ No.
100 West NinetecHth-,t, although he knew ms
history. agreed to furnish him with food and shell
ter recurring him 10 do some light work IN return.
Yesterday Mr. Blair discovered that SIX 500
negotiable income bonds of the Masonic Hall and
Asy,um Fund were missing. Tucker likewise
could not he fouud. Mr.. Blair informed the police
and Detective Puce soon arrested the suspected
cx-couyict. lie hopes also to recover the bonds.
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IoHN LIZ BRUN pEsERTs LIS SICK WIFE

The disappearance of John lie Brun, of No. 1853
Frost ST., Brooklyn, has caused much comment in
that part of the city. lie is more than sixty years
old and kept drygoods store near his home. His
leisure was partly employed IN writing temper
nnco songs and stores and at one time
lac issued from small press in bis store modest
newspaper. lie recently made the acquaintance Of
Ida Leahy, girl of eighteen. who had been in Mrs.
lie Bruu's SUNDAY school class in the Second Bap-
fist Church IN Aipslie-st Owing 10 illness Mrs.
lie Brun secured the services of tho girl in her
house last summer. 1t was not
long before the girl had Mr..
L. T'run who was old enough to be her grand
father AT her beck and nod. She would say John,
/ want some coal" and the infatuated man would
run after it, lie went so far to take the girl out
rlGing three times leaving his sick wife alone.
When young man vino was paying close attention
10 the girl gave some tickets TO her
for picnic two weeks ago, but
was unable to go himself, Mr. lie Brun took mis-
place and paid such attention to the girl that II set
Inc tongues of gossips waggiug. Mrs. lie Bum was
not informed Of where her husband went until the
next day.
Aicw DAYS afterward Mr.. Le Brun and the girl
remained away from home all night. 40 soon as
this came To the ears Of her brother. he
" ent to demand an explanation. But Mr.. lie Brln
did not wait To hun, and after hearing his voice
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-05
SIDEWALK NOTES

A full line of Burt & Mear's shoes a
Leon Kahn's.
The rain has rendered the streets eX-
ceedingly muddy.
Received the first installment Of spring
hats at Leon Kahn's,
Drummers' outfits spe cialty with
Ed. Randall, the liverymsn.
Telephone Ed. Randall for hack callse
Drivers polite and attentive.
The best photographs ever made in
Dallas, are made by Webster.
First-elass grooming and board at Ed
RandalPs stable. Rates reduced to $3.50
per month,
Webster, the Elm street photogra.
pher, is still on top in quality, and bot.
tom on prices.
Henry Pollack & Co, manufactures OF
trunks and valiseS. Repairing neatly
done. 722 Elm street.
A barrel Of oil and hundreds OF
| torches are staked ont in the court.
house yard for the Democratic celebra
ton Saturday night.
For the celebrated El Principe dc
Gales and Mardi Gras cigars call at the
Merchants Exchange Bar, corner La
mar and Commerce streets.
Nothing new from Baum. He wa
discharged on the cases charging hin
with swindling, but will be brough
back on the charge of arson.
The Democratic celebration has been
owing TO the inclemency of the weather
postponed until Saturday night, a
which time the Democracy will jubilatC
Treat your stock well and give theI
! chopped feed. 1t is not only the bes
but cheapest. Chopped corn, whea
! barley oats, Graham flour and corr
! meal at Felton's mill.
The HERALD acknowledges the L,
ceipt of an invitation TO be present {
the marriage ceremony and receptio
of Miss Carrie Swarts aud Mr., MaurlC
r S. Levy, at the residence Of the bride
4 uncle, Mr. Samuel Star, in Denison, Q
the llth instant.
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The Municipal IllectIon.

BY reference to another column 1t will
be seen that, in compliance with the
charter and direction of the council,
Mayor-pro-tem John Henry Brown has
issued the necessary notice for the city
election to be held on the 9TH of April.
The six aldermen to be elected for a full
term Of two years arc to succeed re-
nectiyely Alderman Cockrell in the
first ward, Moroney in the second, Seay
IN the third, Loeb III the fourth, Keller
in the fifth and Carter in the sixth. An
alderman will also be elected in the
fourth ward to fill the unexpired
tsrm of Ed. c. Smith, and in
tbe sixth ward TO ill the
unexpired term Of John Henry Brown,
both gentlemen having resigned to take
eject on the election, (April y and
qualifications april 20) Of their respec-
tive successors. For the first time in our
history the people will elect their own
school directors, one for each ward.
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THE LOCAL NEWS REPORT.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION ORDERED
,stabbing AfIray-Tho Celebration Post
poned-Mrs. Wilson Hunting Mr..
Wilson 80 Court Notes and
Other Minor Matters.
Too Previous

DALLAS, March, 5.-tEditor HERALD
-Isit nat nsuseating TO read every DAY
or two. from Austin or some other place
that states are being formed for state
officers and United States senator, to be
elected two years hence. Gov Ireland
had not been sworn in for second term
before these cheeky and senseless move
ments were announced, Such inter-
meddlers withthe affairs OF a wholecom-
monwealth, must think the people are
fools too ignorant and destitute of the
attributes, of freemen, to do their own
thinking and voting. the discussion
of the names of men who perhaps never
dreamed of being governor or United
States senator is novel to say the least.
flour legislators at Austin would ig-
more all such wire pulling and strive to
discharge their duties now, in this year
1885, by devotiug their whole time to the
welfare of the people VINO elected them,
every good citizen would say,"Amen."
Let not the politics Of this great state
be diverted into heartless intrigue and
scramble for place. Leave to the people
fair field for action in the selection of
their public servants, when the time
shall arrive, in the summer of 1886.
This Ia what thinking men consider,
"RIGHT
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AIrs. winslow's sOothiug syrun.

Rev. Sylvanus Cobb thus writes in the
Boston Christian Freeman:-We would
by no means recommend any kind Of
medicine which we did not know to be
good-particularly for infants, But OF
Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup we can
speak from knowledge, In our own
family it has proved a blessing indeed
by giving an infant troubled with cole
broken rest at night. Most parents ear
appreciate these blessings. Here is au
article which works TO perfection and
which is harmless; for the sleep which il
affords the infant is perfectly natural, and
the Iittle cherub awakes Upright as but
tom And during the process of teeth
ing It's value is incalculable. We have
frequently heard mothers say that they
| would not be without it from the birth Of
the child till it had finished with the
w SySbtinns Siege, on any consideration
cents q bottle.
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PERSONAL.

Judge Carroll, Of Denton, was in the
city yesterday.
w. l.. Hall leaves this morning iel
Austin, to attend the legislature.
Capt. June Peak leaves to-day fer AL
bany, Shackelford county, where his
rancho is located.
L. Thomas, pressman of the HERALD
leaves this morning, on leave of alb
sence and trip for his health, for Aus
tin, San Antonio and other points.
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cents a bottle.
Cure for Piles,


Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense of weight in the back, loins and
lower part OF the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some affec-
ton of the kidneys or neighboring or
gans' AT times, symptoms of indiges-
ton are present, as tlatlency, uneasl.
ness of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like presperation, producing very dis.
agreeable itching, after getting warm, il
very common attendant. Blind
Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once
TO the application of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the fumors
allaying the intense itching, and affect
ing permanent cure. Price, so cents
| Address, the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co.
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by w. II. Patterson
! & Co,
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virginia CITY and GOLD mn

These places have badly run down
since the mines gave out. Houses are
empty and dilapidatod, Property will
hardly sell for the amount OF tho taxes
on H.. This is bad business, and the
worst of It is that there IL no remedy
for IL. When an Oyor-worked business
man fails in health and becomes dobili-
tated, IL Is bad; hut We can do some
thing for him. Browns Iron Bitlers
will put him In working ORDER Buy
this best Of tonicq OF any druggist.
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]. Nj, Hall presiding. His charge to the
grand jury was forcible, table and a
clear statement of the criminal laws.
Several Eimportant murder cases will
be called during the term, and probably
will be tried.
The civil docket is very full, and sew
expected to be tried.
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Young NIen9..Rend rhl..

The Voltaic Belt company of March
brsted electro-V oltaic Belt and other
Electric appliances on trial for thirty
days to men young or old) afflicted
with nervous debility, loss of vitality
and manhood ard all kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral-
ysis and many other diseases, Com
plete restoration to health, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is in
Cured, AS thirty days trial is allowed.
Write them at once for illustrated pam.
phlet free,
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| Tho Fire Mt Reinhardps.

Has considerably damaged Bauman's
stock in the wholesale department,
which he offers to sell at almost give
away prices. This is good chance for
every body to buy cheap plumes, tips,
feathers, pushes, hats, velvets,
ribbons, silks, sNtius, velyeteens,
laces, dress buttons, hair goods, rush
| ing and many other goods tor ladies'
wear, Ladies should go early to avoid
the rush at Il. Bauman's, 706 Elm
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-05

Mrs. Noulen has associated Mrs.
Hawkes. with herself in the dressmak-
ing business. They have taken the
rooms lately occupied by White q
White attorneys at-law, No. 5l3 Elm
street up stairs, aud are prepared to
execute all dressmaking with prompt
ness and satisfaction.
Mrs. Noulen solicits q continuance
of patronage Of the ladies OF Dallas and
vicinity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-05

The Colonnade Hotel, Denlson, Texas.
Mr.. j. II. Brown, formerly OF Binkley
house, Sherman, has taken charge o!
this house with the view of making II
second to none in the state, 1t is the
most comfortable and elegantly fur
nished hotel III the city, and is situated
in the central part convenient to bust
ness, Mr.. Writ Brown, his efficient
clerk, has charge of the Office, whore th'
closest attention will be given TO TN
wants and comforts of the guests.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-05

If there ever was a specific for any
one complaint then Carter's Little Liver
Pills are q specific for sick headache
and every woman should know this.
They are not only a positive cure, but g
sure preventative ii taken when the ap
proach is felt. Carter's Little Livoi
Pills act directly on the liver and bile
and in this way remove the cause o
disease without first making you sict
by a weakening purge. II you try then
you will not Oe disappointed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-05

Former agents for Dyes & Cutter of
Cutter x Co., of Dallas, and others desir-
ing TO soil tho celebrated Missouri
Steam Washer, will learn something TO
their advantage by addressing ]. Worth,
ST. Louis, Mo-, who is now sole manu-
faolurer aud has exclusive control Of tho
sale of these machines.
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nnr,inr lInr un.l,nntl.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Wilson, Of
Fort Worth, arrived I'm the city in quest
Of her husband, whom she alleges is
playing the truan. Sho and the officers
are searching the city for him. she
says she saw him aud that he succeeded
I'm lodging her.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-05

II is not a secret preparation COM
posed of alcohol and few worthless
barks compounded in careless and un-
satisfactory way. The proprietors of
Mlshler's Herb Bitters have published
broad. cast tho formula upon which that
great medicine is prepared. 1t consists
Of many of the purost and most whole
some herbs in the whole range OF med
ical science, and the recipe Is more than
two hundred years old. 1t is au inial-
lible remedy for dyspepsia, kidney and
lunp troublo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-05

We call special attention 20 Hughes
Bros. advertisement 20 be found In our
columns who, being overstOcked with
champagne wine In manufacturing their
Grape Baking Powder, Gro proposing 10
almost give II away.
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Last Evenings Fire.

The alarm of fire sounded last night at
$50 was occasioned by the burning of
the kitchen of Wash Jones, colored, on
San Jacirto street. Cause, defective
fue. Loss, $500; no insurance. The fire
department turned out in good time
and extinguished the flames.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-05
1hn nnIlrnnh sIrike.

Owing to the railroad strike at Mar
shall, Big Springs, Longyiew and other
points no freight passed through here
yesterday over the Texas ~ Pacific
road. 1t 10 rumorcd horo that the strike
Will not hold out many days.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-05
A Indy Enlnilnr.

=, Why are good resolutions like fain.
ung ,ladiesY They should be carried
out, and parents should not forget the
resolutions that would never suffer
mem 10 be without that cough and
creup cure: Taylor's Cherokee remedy
OF Sweet Gum and Mullen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-05

Private Boarding.
Mrs. Mary Hammond, widow Of
Capt. Il. NJ, Hammond) has rented that
largo and comodious house of Mr.. Wood
$50 Commerce, and Will have rooms ele
gantly furnished to rent, with or with
out board. Table board by the day OF
month,
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Democratic Calculation Postponed.

The committee having in charge the
parade and tJrch-light procession In
honor OF tho Inauguration of President
CleVeland met yesterday morning ana
agreed that, the weather being bad, tho
proceedings would DO postponed until
Saturday night.