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FOR RENT

Elegant residence In northw estern section, 20
rooms. all modern improvements. suitable ior
grand parties aud receptionsi Furnished 81, 900
per annum, or unfurnished, % 900; lease one to
live years,
FINE RESIDENCE, ls Rooms mod.
ern improvements, elegantly furnished,
near Thomas circle. $3.50 90
FINE RESIDENCE, is Rooms mod
ern improvements. near Thomas cir
loOuu
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THE Navy Department is to be congrat.
unted on its success in getting red.hot
news. Its latest budget is nineteen years
old
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AUCTION SiLEs.

GoVERNMENT SALE or HORSE, COUPE
" HARNESS, &c
On THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 4, 1885
at II o'clock. | will sell at the Bazaar, 04C
Louisiana avenue, bay horse, coupe, 1 coupe
harness, 1 express wagon, / tongue, set Of
whinrltrcos, saddle, bridle, and blanket, 1 SCI
double harness. lap robes. BY order Bureau oi
Engraving and Printing.
my;O5t s BENsINGER, Auctioneer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-03

Have you," asked the judge OF ro-
the court before sentence is passed ?" mo,
your honor" replied the prisoner, my
lawyer took my last cent."-ScraiitOn
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Hn,r Pulling and Oscillation.

The Republicans OF Pennsylvania don't
propose to indulge in any hair pulling
matinee in the pit while the Democrats
are kissing the prima dopna behind tho
curtain.-MedduHie (Pd.l Tribune.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-03
The Local Editor.

The Local Editor.
man that gathers the news, my boy,
And does II all TO amuse, my boy;
A man of wit
And tact and grit
man they all abuse, my boy.
In spite OF all that is said, my boy,
In the end he'll be ahead, my boy,
Far up above,
Where all is love,
He'll go when he is dead, my boy.
--DdyoH Herald.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-03

THE country will take kindly to the
suggestion of q permanent exhibition in
Washington.
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(NHEAPEsT LOTS IN CITY.

M All property placed In my hands will be
literally advertised without cost to owners,
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For RENr-ROo1rS.

736 i2TI Tn,,s1S sT n any a. 1dSI ANpsoNII,I
prices. .ssp email room, with wardrobe; s1.LO
per week. n on I'd tlOor 40
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V1HE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, is ISSUED
Il. EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, and con.
tAins Rll tho nOWa Of the week, subscription
price, " per year, single copies, ready tor mall
ng. oentA
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A vtRotNIA LADY IN HARRIsoNBURG,
~ the NsAlthiost part of the state, Will take I
Ur . bnarders st very moderate rates. good table.
j. .AMBLEk SAITH, law office, lI2i n. Y. ay.
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U,ANrED-M1sCELEANEoUs. us.

WTANTED- -BOUVIER'S LAW DICTIoN.
w ary, late edition; state price. Address
JAW. Rennhllcnn Ofhrn. IA
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Beautiful sites on Columbia Heights, fronting
on Thirteenth street extended and on Hol
Fourteenth street TO Soldiers Home Park
small cash payments long'deierred pay;
ments for balance; small rate OF Interest," prop.
erty rapidly increasing In valuei streets newly
graded with cutters, water, aud gas lamps.
street cars run wthl9 one s9naIe OF az these
balance In monthly installments TO suit A rare
chance for great bargains. For full particulars,
plat OF ground, and terms apply 70
HENRY u. GREEN or
JOHN H. BEALL,
1Al1FsL N, W
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NITANTED-A HORSE FOR HIS KEEP,
W. to drive 4 or miles or 8 times n week
good pasture. Address H. j., Republican office.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

THE BAD BOY AT HOME BY WALTER T
GRAY. j. $. Ogilvlr, publisher 81 Rose
street, New York
The bad boy is now back from abroad,
and this pamphlet relates his experiences
in trying TO become an editor 1t is pre-.
scribed by reputable doctors to bo
taken by all lean mon TO make them
laugh and grow fat.
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WINTED---ROOMS.

A LARGE FRONT ROOM, SOUTHERN EX.
n posnre Also adjoining hall room: unfnr-
nishod; references. Address Box 80. Republican
Onice. 4.6
pEMEMBER, WE WILL PAY $1,000 To
= any one who can prove that the Rocheste
Beer contains anything but pure hops and malt,
Ioccp.r dolen tEOO per case. +. III. FINLEY.
1900 Pa nv. o
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ALBAuGHs-Girolc.Girona.
DINE MUSEUM Trained animals.
THEATRE CoMQuE-The Black Hand.
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NEw STEAM CARPET CLEANING
IN WORKS.

~
In connection with my steam Feather Reno.
waiting Works have added the latest aud most
Improved steam Automatic Carpet Cleaning
Machinery, and am now prepared 10 do all WORK
In this line In the best mtnner and AZ lowest
prices. All carpets called for and delivered free
OF charge. Orders by telephone receive prompt
II. YOUNG, 1872 pa. ay. N, W.
Factory, X sL, cor. 9th Z. H. myll'lm
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This is tale told by an old sea.dog,
Tom Granger, and recounts his advon-
lures on board the good ship Nancy
Hazlewood in voyage to the East
Indies. 1t is written by himself There
is u numerous class of readers who enjoy
this kind Of literature.
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As A whole the spring elertiy
ginia mako bad showing-f
bon brethren, kept i3S&

70 sFs 40 Dj.4sen,a5 sz.as a hio k4o gen.
eral average o. RepubI ~ ;ains is ex.
tremoly cheering.
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A PLACE TO CboK, WASH, AND IRON
"A. In the city, or nlplace MS laundress 10 80 to
tue sCashure Addriss H. q. SPE LLMAN, No.
1907 9Th St ~ W. 1.b
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WITHIN THE CAPEs. by IowARp PYLE.
New YORK Charles Soribner e Son. For
sale by BrentnnO Bros
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1885.

Entered at the ros,onicca at Washington, u. Co
pi9ccond.class ~ matter
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W1yTED-HOySES,

T01ySis 81 ~, ,,,,
i modern improvements, from $1,000 10
$1,000 cash; northwest prefGrred must be q
bargain. Address, 1887 18th ri. n. W. 81
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03
Tho Cattle Interest.

A HERALD reporter had occasion
yesterday to visit the Live Stock ex-
change. and while there enjoyed q
very pleasant conversation with
Messrs. W. 4. Curtis and Winfield
Scott, prominent cattle own
ers Of Henrietta and Colo
RADIO City respectively. The scribe
venturcd several interrogat0ries rela-
tive to tho occasion OF the gathering of
the cattlemen at the Exchange the
night previous and the Interior object
OF the meeting. They oandidly no.
sponded that they had assembled for
the purpose merely OF consulting to-
gether with reference to steps that
should be taken In the interest of
tho cattle property of Texas. Mr.. Cur
tbs stated that the national cattle con-
vention would convene in st. Louis in
November next, and that tho North
western cattle territory would on that
occasion present solid and homo.
Reneous front, while Toxgs,
II proper measures were not
taken to avert such a
catastrophe, would appear in disor-
ganized body. There are discussions,
no said, among the cattle owners OF
Texas, brought about by tho most
frivolous causes, that would tend to
severely cripple the hes. interests of
y ock raising. Both gentlemen were
of the opinion that 1t was of
the utmost Importance to call
convention OF the respective
associations throughout the State for
the purpose of agreeing upon limo OF
policy prior TO tho ST. Louis meeting,
so that they would be on an equal
footing with the well organized bsdies
from tho Northwest. They stated that
they would do all in their power
to induce Colonel John N. simp.
son, president OF tho State
association, to issue call for a con-
vention. Steps, 1t was argued, should
also be taken TO Impress the next Log.
islature with the Importance OF OPEN
Ing mp p trail leading from Texas.
The cattle sales OF the State
were Of TOO enormous proportions
to be transported by rail
aud trails were necessity il the in
tereet was to be protected. 1t was
stated that The price OF young Texas
cattle had greatly diminished from
this cause alone, and 1t WIS the desire
OF nearly all tho different associations
that the gripping matter should be
remedied Us early as practicable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03
From tho Northwest.

Deputy United States Marshal Ben.
jamin Cabell returned yesterday from
Northwest Texas,whither no had gone
to attach lot Of cattle on writ issued
from the Federal court. He reports
that war is expected between the
Franckiyn Land Cattle company and
McNulty q Company in Greer county.
The Francklyn company protest
against paying taxes to the State, on
the ground that 1t is part of the
United States. Some have leased the
land from the State, and are about to
tencs the ether cattle companies out,
Bloodshed Ia feared, and opinion Ia
about equally divided az to who is
right or wrong. Taylor and Stephens
arc the main mon who are fencing in
the land,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03

The mail matter handled at the post
Office during tho past month and the
receipts are greater than at any tine
before In Its history. Postmaster
Cochran was called on by a HERALD
reporter who found him up to his oars
In business. Tho sale of stamps, en-
velopes, postal cards, etc., tor tho past
month amounted TO S3,256 aud for
at.tsmonth he has sent TO tbs
United States treasury ut New Orleans
the handsome bonus OF 5000. He says
thai there ore many persons who do
not understand tho postal delivery
stamp, which costs 10 cents aud in-
snres tho speedy delivery OF mail mat.
ter thus posted. Some have an idea
that N that amount In stamps nre nut
on letter that IT will answer the snme
ny we special delivery stamp. This "
not tho case. A large number OF lot
pOs,ulllcp,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03
A P0lltleAl Pointer.

Colonel l.. w. Og'esby, tax collector
OF Collin county, was in the city yes
terday, and in his rounds, u HERALD
reporter met up with him, and put to
him tho question:
"Will you DO a candidate before tho
Democratic State convention for the
Office Of comptroller?"
III most certainly will, "a my friends
from all parts OF the State have urged
me 10 mako tho race, and l feel In duty
bound to do IT,"
"Who are your opponents?n
VI hear that Senator Vraylor,
OF Hood county, would, and
again, from what l con-
sider n good source, thu ho would not.
ALSO that Senator Garrison, OF Hen
derson, is an aspirsnt, as well IA Mr..
John ID. Mccall, who is at present
chief clerk under Comptroller SWAIN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03
nleotIng Of tho school sonri

Alta meeting of the school board
last evening Mrs. p. IL. Stokes, col.
ored, assistant teacher of colorsd
school No. WAS discharged. AS she
had.failed to report for duty at the time
appointed, and still absenting herself,
were deemed good reasons by the
board. Informal charges were
preferred against Il. G. Long,
principal OF colored school No. 2, for
immortality while teaching in Waco
The president was instructed to for
ward the charges 10 tho mayor of
Waco, and ask OF him to give us an
IMPARTIAL written report on the same.
When this report is received, Long
viii bs cited to appear in his own de-
Tense, and thon the board will take
such action as the interest of the
school demands.
Mrs. Minnie l.. Garrett was trans
ferred from White school No. 9 to the
position Of assistant teacher In tho
high school. After transscting other
detailed business, the board ad-
jourped.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03

When they will they will, and tina.
Is all of II. Mr.. James Belt, a clerk In
tho wholesale grocery house OF T..
Marsalis, and Miss Mary G. Alexander
met, loved and agreed to marry, despite
the objections urged by relatives OF
the young lady who thought her too
young to marry. Being sweet 10, how
ever, Misc Alexander had IN opinion
OF her own, aud meeting her
lover without tho knowledge
or consent OF relatives repaired
to tho residence OF General l.. NJ.
Lewis, pastor OF tho Lamar stroet
Methodist Episcopal church, who tied
tho nuptial knot. The many friends
OF the young couple wish them world
of happiness.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03
Don't forget tho grand opening Of
Crsddock's Billiard hall this even
ing,
Real Estate Transfers.

Richard Dathe and wife TO Beadis
Hill, 50xl40 feet, on south HARDWOOD
street, for $3.50.
Nathan Greer to city of Dallas, 25x6O
feet, on west side OF Good street, for
@76, for direct purposes In opening OF
said street.
American Missionary association to
city Of Dallas, 25x551 feet for SIS, for
aame purpose.
John w. Payne and wife to George
2. Cole, his homestead, l milo north OF
town, for $4,000.
Oliver Thomas to q. d. Smith, lot 9,
ID block Q, OF rhcmas addition TO the
city Of Dallas, for $425.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03

Margaret Brannon filed q petition In
the district court yesterday, praying
for damages against the Texas Il Pa
cifo railway company for damages in
the sum of $4,000, which she sustained
by the death Of her son, Thomas Bran.
non, which occurred the 10th of June,
1885, by his being struck by ono of the
company's engines while walking q
trestle. She charges negligence on the
part Of abe railway company.
Another suit WAS also filed, in which
w. A. Longmire alleges that he IL en-
titled to damages In the sum OF So, 900
from the Missouri Pacific railway.
He states In his petition that on Sep.
tember 2, 1855, he purchased q ticket
frsm Dallas to Farmers Branch, and
paid the required price therefor, but
that on arriving ut the latter place the
conductor refused to stop the train to
allow him 10 get oil. DESTROYS OF reach
ing home, he sprang from tho train
and received permanent injuries from
the result Of the leap, whereupon no
praya for damages OF the amount
above mentioned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03
The Youthful stage Robb,r.

Deputy United States Marshal Nor
ton was dispatched TO tho West yester-
day to assiat in the capture Of the
youthful knight of tho road, who
halted tho stage and robbed tho pas
sengers and mail sacks, between Abi-
lene and San Angela, royorsl dava
ago, mention OF which was nuh,,shsS
In the telegraph columns of ,fSr Hrn.
AID NJ tho tifuc. The ofllcays cisi,,
that they are Ton to" the youth md
the location OF his rotreat, MarshSi
vspcn ms expressed . determination
70 nave Nun captured, and the chances
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03

The preliminary examination Of
Nrs. Craft, charged with disseminate
ing matter Of an immoral tene through
the weatherford postofllce, has at last
reached termination. AT the com.
mencoment OF the investigation II was
believed that a day would suffice for
I'll tho PURPOSE Of the initiatory trial,
but four days Of Interesting question
Ing wss consumed. Commissioner
Mccormick yesterday delivered his
voeerved opinion and tho defendant
W. required 10 furnish bond Of 5000
y avail the astion Of government
0Eood Jury
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03
OFFICE OF
MILLS

Kim street ana broadway.
DALLAS, Texas, Sept. 8, lSs5-To the Mer.
chants OF Texas:
Our new Roller Mills, which We
claim 10 be the largest snd finest ever
erected in tho South, vera completed
and have beon III operation since the
lst instant.
We are now manufacturing brands
OF flour that will compare in grade and
quality with chat made anywhere.
Our mill is entirely new in every
particular and OF the latest improved
machinery, and no expense has boen
spared to arrive at perfection in pro-
ducing the highest grades Of flour.
The machinery was furnished
by tho Stilwall and Fierce Manufacture
ing company OF Dayton, o., using the
Odoll roller system. Mr.. William
Odell coming here in person to super
intend the construction of the mills.
The mill and elevator buildings, Ell
gines, boilers, etc, were erected and
placed in position by Captain J. NJ.
West, thoroughly competent en-
gineer. To these gentlemen much
credit Is due for the perfection to which
they have brought our establishment.
Our head miller, Mr., g. d. Barkham,
who has brought his corps Of millers
with him, was for long time this head
miller in the Washburu &c" Mills,
of Minneapolis, which il q sufficient
guarantee OF his proficiency 81 a mil
Ter.
We are now prepared to offer to tho
trade our products at as low prices,
and on as favorable terms "a csn be
had elsewhere. and will be pleased to
furnish samples and prices upon appli-
cation. Correspondence solicited.
Very truly yours,
EMPIRE MIBLs,
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N O. !! Y w
l., q NOrwO y -
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!. ntsMart, GrapeYlno;


Nash, @ Il Panneli, Kaufman; Mrs =.
Craig, city; II b Johnston, wife and
Mister, Dallas county; j NJ Chapman,
Ennis; VIM G Jones, st. Louis; u
L0onie, Marion, Tex; Charles Hedriok,
Mckinney; j A jackson, Plano; Frank
Houston, Terrell; J + Mcdonald, Par.
sons, Kas.; ] NJ MoCord, Forney; l. w
Oglesby, Plano; q Moore, Kauiman;
EJ Wsldron, Terrell; H f Beaumont,
Dallas; A. Hentrick, st Louis; T NJ
Porter, CAmargo, illinois; G NJ Nc
Spaddan, Decatur; w j Forline, 81
Louis; ] NJ Hickman, st Louis; j r
White, Mrs Martha Murray, Miss Ad.
die Whit, Lancaster; ] + Yates, For
ney; + Halle, Fort Worth; Henry
Constable, New York; ] 4 MoWil.
llsms, David Russell, Canton; A A
Jayne, Groesbeeckj Joseph Littletan,
Fort Worth; A l. C0nwell, Denton;
Mark Elllsten, Dallas county; J A
Ogden, Farmers Branch; j Il Brady,
J A Sullivan, w q Simpson, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03

several novel foot races. for boys, and
great jumping and stoue-throwing
contests, and grand assault at arms.
William Black vs.. Butcher Boy, Jack
Brady, Kid Bridgis and others: also
scratch foot race, Black VS. Neimyer,
100 yards; purse, SIS. Admission,
grand stand, o cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03

There was n meeting Of tho directory
OF the Dallas Bsrrell factory which
was sold = few days since under a
deed Of trust, and purchased by
Messrs. +. NJ. Cockrell and w. J. Bet
terton, held last evening for the BUR
pose OF reorganizing. The meeting ad.
lourned until Thursday night, when
the organization, with q large capital
stock, will be perfected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03
YOUR KIDNEYS.

For six long, dresry years / have
been . great sufferer from q complaint
of my kidneys, which failed to be
cured by physicians or advertised
remedies,
/ began to feel l could never secure
relief, rs / had spent two hundred and
ifty dcllors without success.
The disese was so excruciating that
Il often prevented me from performing
my daily duty. l was advised to try
the efficacy OF b. b. r., and one single
bottle, costing 81, gave me more relief
than all the combined treatment l had
ever received.
It's action on thu kidneys is simply
wonderful. and any one who needs q
real, speedy aud harmless kidney
medicine should not hesitate 20 give
3. b. b. a trial. Ooe bottls will con-
vince any one.
G. II. ROBERTS,
Atlanta Water Works.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03

Governor Ireland purchased yester-
day OF Peter Elseffsr and heirs 10 acres
Of land, near tho extension OF Ervay
street, for 5000 cash.
Richard Dathe and wife sold their
xesidence on HARDWOOD street, yester-
day, to Mrs. BeAdie Hill; price not
known.
Andrew Carlllo aud wife sold 25xoeO
feet, from Elm IN Main street, near
DysterbAch's, for 1900.
J. ID. A. Harris aud wlfe sold 57xl35
feet on Live Oak street, To Max Muller,
for $3.50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03
LITTER LIST.

The following are the letters remaining
In tas post offics at Dallas. Texas, for the
week ending Oct. 4 1881. IL not called
TOR within four weeks same win be sent TO
the dead-letter stiee. Parties calling for
these letters VIII please say "advertiSed.h
IoH< n COCupAx ID NJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03

Several large trades, involving
thousands OF dollars, were consum-
mated in the city yesterday, aud an
other 10 being negotiated to-day, In
which 10000 cattle arc involved. The
parties interested arc considered
among the wealthiest In
tho State, but arc severely crippled
lust at present by the past strlngency
OF the money market. Their nameu
are withheld by request, az O publios-
ten would effect no good and might
result In injury.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03
r1cKxr coMMIssIoxERs.


In Interesting Conversation In Which
the Reporter Cleaned Some Rail.
road Ideas net Generally Dished up
to the Pablic.
Meeting y well known travelling
agent on the street, our 70.
orter asked:
Q.-What do you think, Mr.. Steam
,ngine,o Pool Commissioner ,Waldo's
rders that are kicking up such a
umpus with the ticket agents over
nc State?
/, ADO you refer to circular No. l,
70 answered.
Yes that's It; we gave the cub
tancs OF it some weeks ago in THE
lERALD. Now come down to brass
acks and tell us all about 1t, for
; am satisfied that your age and
Experience in the passenger business
'nables you TO give pretty correct
dea OF how this order will WORK.
Being thus encouraged by the
cribs's seductive words, he said:
swell, the order ~ intended 10 do
way with the receiving OF ticket
admissions by tho ticket agents OF
III lines in Texas from foreign reads
lat Is, roads out of the State. II this
.)uld be effected, (bus 1t cannot) 1t
t0uld have some advantages, and
llany more disadvantages"
rat.
A-All rlght,the advantages arc those.
+ would save the foreign roads from
aying out a large SUN OF money every
near to Texas ticket agents, and some
nes that are allow nay are we'll pleased
18th the circular.
Dwell, how would this benefit Mr..
Jaldo or the Texas roadsP 1 don't seq
a-explain yourself.
DA--If the ticket agents In Toxss are
OF allowed to resolve commissions
le Texas roads can not. with any crp-
stenoy, pay commissions to ticket
yents OF foreign lines. DO YOU under
,.,and?
/ Q.-Yes, / zoe, So tho object Ia not
y save money tor the foreign lines.
ut to save money for our home roads ;
A.--Exactly so, Take off the lorei gn
COMMISSIONS pald to Taxas TICKET,
,ents and hall of them can't live ON
10 salaries thoy get, and vet IL la cor
mplated by circular No, l to sterve
\ 10 ticket sellers, in order that the
,oled roads In Texas need not nav
Submissions TO agents outside tbe
ate.
Dwell, what are the disadvantage
III spoke of?
Assigning nothing about the hard.
4. lips that will be worked against the
Ncket agents, the effect of ths order.
circular, will be- To keep immigra
ss,n out OF tho State.
sR.-How 40?
NA.-If Texas roads refnso TO nav
mmissions TO agents, North and
,st, for the busineas they send to
ixas, the aRents over there simply
lbn't send IL 10 Toxas, that's all. and
ats how.
Q.-Can the agents send their pas-
ngers To any other State, il tho pas
ngers want to come TO Texas?
j. A.-Not in all cases: but when tho
ents find out that Texas lines nav
, commissions, and Kansas, Colo
do aud Dakota roads do, land thew
gItch on pretty quick, and don't forget
tN they lust won't talk Texas. neither
SAll they give the advertising matter
Jrtaining to Texas lines a fair allow.
nnsas land matter, Nebraska land
\ NJ q. hat -.