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BALTIMORE, ND, June 16.-virginia Sizes con-
solidaIed 52,a pas.dus coupons 52a new tenfcrtes
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd June 1e-Cotton quiet-mid-
ding los Flour steady and quiet Wheai.southern
92a9l: southern amber. Locale 3; No. 1 Maryland,
Mss.s5s ssS sps Sas SEP
TENDER, l:Ol or Corn-southern shade armer;
eSw nH
and 5ay August s Sd
$sa3s western mixed 34ass PENNSYLVANIA, 37a3s:
Rye no%nay steaay Pr9VsSns steady and
FHns
wheat 5sSSS bushels; sSra' 5000 bushels;
fSar, ss44 barrels wheat, 5000 bushels corn.
bushels SasSss Ss bushels
Chicago Markets.
&c CHICAGO &c! June I6.1 p maWheat ruled quiet.
ssefs sesa sssns AND
g. July August RSs
July, 1910; August. 1886 September, i0:57iaa
September, $50.
CAPT. JOSEPH Y. PORTER, assistant surgeon,
has been found incapacitated for active service
by an army retiring board, and has been or
dered to his home.
ARMY ORDERs.-The leave of absence of First
Lieut. NJ. NJ. Maxon has been extended two
months. First Lieut. b. H. Randolph, Sd artfl-
lery, is relieved from duty in connection with
the New Orleans exposition and ordered to join
his battery.
CUT STONE FOR PENSION BUILDING FIRE
PLACEs.-The following bids were opened yes
terday for furnishing cut ornamental stone
work for the fire places in the new Pension
building: Jacob Vfehmeyer. $40. Ohio sand
Richard kothwell. sss. 6onneeticat ' brown sssi
stone; j. Edwards, ST., $50, Ohio stone-gray;
Acker & Co., $7O,' Berea Ohio stone; Lane q
Malnat1, $11S, kind not stated. Award was
made to Mr.. Jacob Viehmeyer at his bid.
PROPERTY SALES.-Lewis B. Parker, trustee,
has sold to William E. Burford for $1,000 the
lot fronting twenty-four feet on the north side
of Pennsylvania avenue, east 18th street. and
the same property has been transferred to Sarah
Kearney for 81, 600. Mary Rose Squires has
south side Of street Just east Of 4th street. for
sc, 600 to James L. Barbour. Mrs. Jessie A.
Sunderland has sold TO Samuel n Mills Tor
90, 81 two lots fronting twenty-five feet each
with depth OF ninety-five feet on the east Gide
OF Q street. At the CORNER Of 18th street.
RoHBrRxKs REPoRrED.-Afrs. n. G. Porter.
lib K street northwest, reports stolen from
her room pair OF earrings and breast min
valued at $10.-Bernard Hayes, 1915 10th
street reports that his store was entered ct an
early hour this morning and robbed Of three
Conger reports that his house, 1746 n street
northwest, was entered about May LIST and
some twenty articles OF tewelry-bKAce1eta,
lockefs, rings, Ac,-taken.
RANGE or THE THxRNoxEFxR.-The follow
ing were the readings 6 the signal ONCE to-day:
3 9 M 53.4; 9 M 74.& II m, $50
-
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DYspEpsrA
is dangerous IS well distressing complaint fine
elected, it tends, by impairing nutrition and de-
pressing the tone Of the syste prepare the way
Rapid Decline.
BBB RRR oo. W W Nm n sSse
BpIB 90 MwwW Nh SIS
BIB 70 w W nm SSSS
Il EAR RAf 90 MN
Il / / % Mn ii
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BBBbs Il T + EEnn + / ssss -

THE BEST TONIC.
PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
IT.
Quickly and Completely CURES DYSPEPSIA in
all its forms, HEARTBURN, BELCHING, TASTING
THE FOOD,&c. 1t enriches and purifies the blood,
stimulates the appetite, and aids the assimilation of
food.
Rev. T. RossTrER the honored pastor Of the First
Reformed Church, Baltimore Md, says:
Having used Browns Iron Bitters for Dyspepsia
and Indigestion take great pleasure in recommend
ing highly Also consider 1t splendid tonic and in
vigorator, and Very strengthening"
Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper. TAKE NO OTHER Made only by
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE, MD.
LADIES HAND BooK-useful and attractive, con.
tanning list OF prizes for receipts Information about
coins. etc. given away by all deaersin medicine or
mailedto any address on receipt of &c. stamp.
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.ROPOSALS FOR FUEL
FOR STONE WORK.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

%
T ON FARE TO NoRFOLK-sTEAMER JANE
day. "Wednesday and saturday, at $50 D. N. FIRST
class Fare. 81 Round Trip. $50. ap4
nAILY LINE To NORFOLK AND FORTRESS
STEAMERS GEORGE LEARY AND EXCELSIOR.
COMMENCING NAY 8. 1885
One Of these popular steamers viii leave eth street
wharf DAILY; EXCEPT St-SD.r. at $40 p; M
street wharf Telephone No 745-3.
my1 W p WEIGH. General gent
EroR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEFTELD'
Leaves -th-street wharf on MONDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS at am Returning
ing at River Landings as far as NoPini c tes
Currioman. Va: 81 clements Bay and LeonardIown
schedule. JOHN b PADGETT. Agent
G. W. RIDLEY, Manager. apl1
nIRECr To MEM YOEK-FREIGHT STEAM
Pier Al. East RIVER y. Y. every SATI RpAY at ..
m; :, t;,h s. wharf Washington. every WEDNESDAY
aoan iMS Freight Fl, a. loves, rates ape
STEAMER SUE
Will resume the route between BALTIMORE AND
wharf opPns 81 Snes %a1eS leaving
River Freight received SATURDAYS ONLY, and
Must be prepaid
All accommo s.a1. +, iIst-class Applyto
STEPHENSON BRO, 9TH st. wharf
Ofiice:-l2th 81 and Pennsy lvania NV. mil 16m
CTEAMER MATrANO LEAVES 1TH-sTREET
- wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, at 7
Cree. reiurnins on wednesday. Friday and Monday
Afternoons For Information apply To
e. l. SHERIFF, lila Pa n
mig G. r JONES Ayt 5th-st wharf
NIT VERNON MT. VERNON
STEAMER W. w. CORCORAN
Leaves .thstreet wharf daily Except sunday for
= a
Washington about $50 p M
selo L. L. BLAKE, Captain
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STEAMERS.
TU n A X ID LIN T..

EUNAKD LINE.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN
TIED. BErW FIN NEW YORK AND LIZ Err
FROM PIER 10. \. Il, NEW YORK
GAILIA - sat June 20 GALna.-----sat,. July IS
ErRrEIa. Sat. July ErHUEIA.--.-Sat., Aug
sEsyI4i sat. Jul: Ii SEKvI, SAT-. Aug. $
RATES OE PASsAtiE-Cabin-S $50 and SiOO
according 10 accommodations.
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts of Eu-
rope ~ lowest Rates.
through biIls of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow.
HANr" antwerp and other ports ON the Continent,
and for Mediterranean ports
Office. No. Bowling csTeen or both s,eerage and
Cabin 10 OTIS BIGELow & co. 6O5 7Ih street,
VERNON H. BROWN CO, New York
Messrs OTIS BIGELow 4 Coz.
te1o 6oo 1th street. Washington.
WHITE STAR LISE.zNAURY, ROUTE
w United states and Royal Mail steamers, for
Queenstown and Liverpool
saturday. May 80 $50 m.
Ii ~ saturday June o. am
ADKIATIC; saturday, june ~ noon.
Rates-Saloon. $50 $50 SlOO Return tickets on
reasonable teens Storage al low rates. Interme-
For Inspection plans and other information apply
at the SomPanys ofhees 3. Broadway. New York,
fennsylvania avenue northwest ap25-s.tu. th-:sm
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEW IoKK HAvRE
ComPany's pier. No. AZ North River, too, OF Morton
Amerique. santelli Wednesday, June l.. Gam
81 simon Durand. "Wednesday. June -. 3 pm
Normandie. frangeul "Wednesday. July 3. 2 p. m.
p Checss payable ON sight in amounts to suit on the
BiAN, Agent; No. Bowling Green. New York.
r. Messrs: BEL 4 Co. Agen.s for the District OF
jeIO Washington. d. c.
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- Real Estate Brokers.
PUBLIC sALEoF VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING

PUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS, ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FOR ECON
CYNICAL SUBDIVISION.
134 feet inchXl29 feet i inches, to 80 foot 49,
alley (also side alley) situate on south side Of
street. between Sd and AZ streets southwest being
the F. "a feet inch of 20 and ali lots II and
~ in square 544. We will offer the above described
lots for SALE "a a whole, on the premises at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, on TUESDAY, JUNE
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash: balance at six,
twelve. eighteen and twenty four months. with six
per cent interest payable sem-annually, secured by
chaser. option. Conyeyancing at purchasers
cost. A deposit of 500 will be required at
time of sale. Title good. Reserving drawbacks on
special Improvement taxes hereafter allowed.
jel3-3t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

OUTER! BUTTERg BUTTERm-FRESH
ID Virginia Butter received daily, Zoe per pound
r HODGSON'S, go 9th ST. NV.
te16-2wr opposite Center Market,
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No Progress Made I'm the Construction
ola Cabinet-COnfercnce Between Lord
Randolph Churchill and Lord Sails.
bury.

LONDON, June 16.-Lord Randolph Churchill
had long conference with the Marquis of Sails
bury. There is a great deal of speculation as to
the result of this conference but IL Is not known
that they have arranged their differences in re-
be their Principal point OF rs saia 70
At the close of the conference, which lasted
Jast one hour, Lord Randolph proceeded to the
cred to here the result Of his conference with
the marquis. Conservatives in general are dis
appointed that no progress has been made
since Yesterday, and the fear is expressed that
the delay to form a cabinet will damage the
prospects of the tory party in the approaching
general elections. Matters just now are at a
StandStill The conservatives appear reluctant
to take Office until the opinion of the whole
party can be taken. The Marquis of Salisbury
In the meantime nothing will be done regard
ing foreign, colonial or Indian affairs without
the Marquis of Salisbury having been first con-
suited.
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PURE MAPLE SueAR

We have Just received q large lot Of PURE MAPLE
SUGAR at cents per pound. Best Patent Process
FLOUR $3.50 per Dbl. Sugarcured HAMS, Small
specially. Six pounds pure LARD for SO cents A
full line of choice GROCERIES low for strictly cash
Goods amounting to 81 or over delivered free.
POOLE BROOKE 4 co.
my2S 044 LOuSiana avenue
GR0CERIEs.-sAvE YOUR Money! LBS
VI Best Laundry Starch, Csc. Sugar Cured Should
ers to &c. lh Sugar Cured Middlings. &c. H.. Gas.
sard's Hams, 12lc. h. Good Extra Flour, 81 so to
$475 per Dbl Roller Family S5. IS to IS per Dbl y
H; Boiler Family $50 y Bb Roller Family 76c
Bbl Patent Process (warrentedl, 81 80 h Bbl Pat
ent Process twarranted) 9Oc Ceyon, Java, roasted,
and Is ine 26c ID Best O. G. Java, lbs for 81. Rio
Coffee. l2ls IS and 2Oc ID, Having purchased Teas
the Se sf ee IS g ~
Sugar Corn; 10G PEI ID Best Golden sIrup 40 to
Qslandy. northwest corner. New Orleans IOlasses
65 TO 76c. gal Telephone Call-46-2. my8
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SECONDHAND PIANOS AND ORGANS
rs Octave Weber Square Piano. ....- .....-.S1SO
Elegant ia Octave Boston Made Piano. It's
Octave Cache & Co. Piano. 100
ia Octave Grovesteen and Fuller Piano ...... lis
612 Octave Nunns & Clark Piano IS
Octave Chickering Piano .......... no
Superb Walnut Case IL Stop Organ. IS
3 Stop Organ, feet high. .. 40
octave Organ, Stops. 20
Walnut Case, Octave Organ Is
Any ofthe above mentioned instruments will be
sold ct these extraordinarily low figures either
cash or on monthly payments Of IS and SO per
month.
SIDNEY T.. NIMMO.
my21 433 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
HALLET. DAVIS & CO.'S UPRIGHT GRAND
i i PIANOS-Sacrifices and bargains in my very
choice stock Of Pianos, if sold this month.
my0 III. +. SUMNER SII 9th st. NV
HE1NEKAMp Pianos
Are Unsurpassed for Fine Workmanship Brilliancy
Of Tone and Extreme Durability.
Old Pianos taken in exchange and full value allowed
Lowest Prices and Easy Monthly Paymenta
BRANCH FACTORY wARERooMa
ap21 422 9th street.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

DWELLING NO. 1928 SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, duly recorded in 80
Iber No GAL folio 49, ct seq, one Of the land :iI
records for the District of Columbia, and at the I
guest OF the party secured thersby we will sell On
A ID. 1885. at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ, in front OF the
premises all that certain piece or parcel of ground or
real estate situate and lying in the city of Washing
ton, d. e., and known and described as being lot num-
bered seventeen 40 In the recorded subdivision OF
square numbered four hundred and fortyeight 44S),
together with all the improvements ways, easements,
rights privileges and appurtenances to the same be-
longing or In any wise appertaining.
Terms: One-third cash: balance In equal INSTALL
mens, at one and two years, notes to bear six per
cent interest and to be secured by deed the
premises. or all cash. at option of purchaser. Con-
veyancng, &C. at cost of the purchaser. deposit of
$3.50 required on day of sale If terms not COM
piled with in days from day Of sale the trustees
cost of the defeutng purchaser after five days
public notice of such resale in some newspaper pub
llshed in Washington, ID. C..
,e,easas GpH HARk E RsEiNNGANsoN Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
i" C. WELLS & CO., Auctioneers,
H. sos Pennsylvania ave.

H c. WELLS q CO.. Aue sSs ss. s.u,,.n,..
Regular sale on WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE
SEVENTEENTH. at TEN O'CLOCK, Of Crockery,
New and SECONDHAND Furniture, ten dozen Brooms
two, three and our strings; Crockery Packages Office
Desks, Carpets and straw Mating. Shelving Lumber,
81 DC. wr,1ssco
YJNHE BUILDING OWNED BY THE CENTRAL
Il Baptist Church will be sold at public auction. In
front ofthe premises. southwest corner Of Sd and L
streets NV, JUNE NINETEENTH, 1885. at FIVE
PM. Its
w 637 Louisiana ave., opp. City Post Office.
IMPORTANT SALE ON FIRST AND SECOND
FLOORS OF OUR WAREROOMS THURSDAY
MORNING, JUNE EIGHTEENTH, AT TEN
O'CLOCK; OF A LARGE AND pEsIRABLE
TURE, PARTLY NAMING: "A SUITES OF
PARLOR FURNITURE, COVERED IN
DIFFERENT MATERIAL; POPLAR BED
sTEADS, TWO FINE WALNUT HALL
sECoNbHAND ASH AND WALNUT BED.
ROOM SETS, HAIR AND SHUCK NAT
TRESSES, ASSORTED CHAIRS, &C.: A GUAM
THY OF SECONDHAND FURNITURE, CAR
PETS AND MATING. THE TRADE IN
VITED. je16-2t
A
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CAPT. JOSEPH Y. PORTER, assistant surgeon,
has been found incapacitated for active service
by an army retiring board, and has been or
dered to his home.
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DEAD AND BE WISE-DR. BROTHERS, 300 b
III ST. W, appeared before m and made oath that
he Is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist In this
city, and will guarantee In all Of private
dise~se. and furnish medicine or charge: the
furnished medicine free. Consultation and advice
free At any hour during the day. Subscribed and swofn
% before me by DIR. BROTHERS, April I'd. 1854
ierlms SAMUEL II. WALEEB, Notary Public
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ARMY ORDERs.-The leave Of absence Of First
Lieut. NJ. NJ. Maxon has been extended two
months. First Lieut.. b. H. Randolph, Sd artil-
lery, is relieved from duty in connection with
the New Orleans exposition and ordered to join
his battery.
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Name. o. | 2:3On Name / O l2:3O
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II OW FARE To NORFOLK-STEAMER JANE
IL MOSEIEI leaves 9TH ST wharf, W ashington. Mon
day. "Wednesday and saturday, at $50 p IN. First
class Fare 81 Round Trip Sl.5O. ap4
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sInRMAAn Nnrnn.

IS cents win buy ladies realkid slip
per at Block Bros,
Marbles, tops, balls and bats at Erb's.
There are 80 prisoners in the county
Jail.
The rain has cleaned out the street
cutters.
The turbid Trinity is out Of it's banks
since the recent rains.
Jailor Rhodes il having the grass in
the jail yard moved.
The grand jury ia after the poker
players with red hot stick.
SIS Main street. All kinds of fruits
and vegetables at A. e. Bouche's.
Bouche keeps all kinds OF cigars ard
tobacco. Try his niekl0 Tiger cigar.
The Floyd street church Sunday
school picnics to-day at Shady View
park.
A now colOred minstrel troupe has or
gani2ed land has dubbed the same
"lho Lone Star Colored Minstrels."
p. p, p. will cure all diseases Of chick
ems, turkeys ducks geese and birds.
sold ~ p cents per package by, George
T. Atkins, Dallas.
After May we will have ample room
for all kinds OF storage in the now rooms
of the auction aud commission house
Of Fine, Very Fine, 6l3 and 6l5 Elm
street.
Mrs. Chestnut the leading milliner
ut 6l2 Elm street IN receiving two or
three times every week the freshest and
latest styles in hats, bOnnets, ribbons
and trimmings. No old stock; every
article perfectly fresh.
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FAST TIME
Via Vandalie and Pennsylvania Line from
st. Louis to the East. Commencing April


Via Vandalie and Pennsylvania Line from
st. Louis to the East. Comm encing April
g, 1886.
Day Express Leave ST. Louis S,a. M,
arrive Pittsburg 6:4O Il. M, arrive ut
Baltimore 6:45 p. M, arrive at Washing
ton $40 D. M, arrive Philadelphia $50
p. M, arrive New York 9:35 y. IN.
Limited Express-Loave st. Louis 10
a. M, arrive Pittsburg a. m, arrive at
Baltimore 4;50 p. M, arrive at Wash
ington p. M, arrive Philadelphia 4;i5
p. M, arrive New York sos p. m. Only
81 hours st. Louis to New York.
Eastern EXpress-Leave ST. Louis 200
p, M, arrive Pittsburg 6:l0 p. M, arrive
at Baltimore 5:25 y, M, arrive Washing
ton 6 $50 a. m. arrive Philadelphia 5;35 q.
m, arrive New York 500 d. IN, nearl '
hours earlier than formerly.
All trains run daily, Saturday and
| Sunday included
| In Addition to above trains the In
! dianapolis Accommodation and Cincin.
natl Express will leave st. Louis at 7:lE
a. m. daily except Sunday, arriving NJ
| Indianapolis at 1876 p. IN. and Cincinnati
at 7:l0 p. m.
Pullman Hotel or Buffet Sleeping
Cars on al trains through to New York
! Tickets ov0r Vandalia Line and loca.
| tions in Pullman cars eau be secured on
application to ticket agents OF connect.
ing lines In Texas, or by addressing
GEO. A. KNIGHT,
Southwestern Passenger agent, Dial
las, Texas.
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On Thursday night, Friday night and
Saturday night, with matinee Satur.
day afternoon, Wallack's splendid COM
pany will appear in our opera-house.
Speaking Of "Lady Clare" one Of the
plays in the companJ's repertoire, the
Galveston News says the company pre-.
sented this drama at the fremont TO q
splendid audience. IL is most elective
and entertaining play, and the company
ia tiret-class in all particulars. The sub
joct matter of the play is most excellent
and it Possesses many splendid dra-
matte climaxes. The title role
is represented by Miss May
Burroughs, an actress who
ranks deseryedly high on the stage of
to-day. The lady has a most apprecia-
tive conception of the character, and
renders it in truly and in a most APP
pealing, artistic style. With queoniy
presence and face mervt lousy beauti-
Jul, she is, all in all, the proud and
naughty lady of birth. The company
has in its repertoire Victor Durand, and
also Diplomacy, both good, strong plays.
Miss Dillon, who is favorile with the
Texas public, is with the company, and
has a most pleasing Tolein all the plays,
especially in Victor Durand.
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j. b, Brooks, Atlanta, Georgia, is at
the Windsor,
f, 9. Rapp, st. Louis, is stopping at
the Windsor.
Col. r. DeArmand, of Mckinney, is
in the city.
Col. j. F. Elicit leaves this morning
for New Orleans.
Col. Robert Brewster, of Houston, was
i'll the city on legal business.
George A. Preston, Bonham, is regis
tered at the Grand Windsor.
Col. George Noble, Of Lawrence, Kan
| sas, IL at the Grand Windsor.
William Hittson, prominent stock
man OF Palo Pinto, was in the city yes
terday.
j. T. Davis, a leading stockman OF
Colorado City, is guest of the Grand
! Windsor.
Col. B. A. Bolts, attorney-at-law and
banker, Houston, is booked at the Grand
Windsor,
Mrs. M. A. morrill,, of Austin, is visit
ing Mrs. Dickson, al Mrs. Walkers, on
Masten street.
Roy. John Collier, president of the
Mansfield college, paid the HERALD of
| NV " PAoH9oht ChlA ySStoIuuJ'
Frank Burk, of thisscity. and well
known stock dealer, returned yesterday
from business trip TO st. Louis.
Mrs. j.. w. Crowdus, wife of DR.,
Crowdus, is very low, and but slight
hopes OF her recovery are entertained.
Fred Grice, the financial adiuster OF
Leon IL II. Blum, Of Galveston, is In
the city. He reports fine crop prospects
In the western cOuutl5s.
Il. s. Darby, station baggage master OF
the Missouri Pacific, has returned from
a visit to Lampasas Springs, where he
went TO recuporate his health.
Miss Nellie Knowles left this morning
FOR Denton, to assist in the county con.
vonCion OF the WOman's Christian Tenn
perance Onion, which assembled there
to-day.
Col. A. II, Belo, the head and front oil
the Galveston News, and Mr.. Robert
Lowe, managing editor of the News
who have been sojourning in the city
tho past few days, left for home last
evening.
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TILE nIsuor,s REnrpr1nN

Last night Bishop Garrett gave re-
ceptlon TO the visiting clergy and lay
mon In attendance upon the Episcopal
convocatiOn. IL was a brilliant and in
terestinl sssemblag0 OF learned men
and fair women. The diocesan rosi-
dence was ablaze with light and all the
rooms were like fairy bowers in
their splendid floral decorations. Tho
brightest, sweetest offerings of spring in
all their varigatoa beauty did duty to
lend a charm 10 the scene and 10 the oc-
cRsion. The Lucullan part OF tho Joy
Gus occasion WAS all that heart could
Wish, that Epcures himself, had he
presided, could have desired or dictated.
The evening was one that will long boz
remembered by all who were present.
The generous host anu hostess were
most happy in making their guests
happy and truly did pleasure, the
sweet pleasure OF loving hearts, reign
supreme.
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Seymour Meyers, A. B, Tsber aud I, i.
Troutman. Floor managers, Messrs. T..
p. Barry, ]. ]. Levy, c. Ii. Hoichkiss,
Frank Wheat, Tom Scott, George s,
Ballard aud T. b. Troutman. On the re-
verse, or more properly speaking thisper-
haps ought TO have been callad the first
side, was the legend; "Second annual
entertainment by the Travelling Mems
Union, at Merchants Exchange, Dallas,
Texas, May %, 1857 1t was q success
The HERALD congratulates the travel.
ing men on that success. 1t says, in al
sincerity, long may they wave!
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Genuine Nnddlesox Blue Flannel suits at
aS05

The idea prevails amongst some bust.
ness men that lost prestige can be re-.
covered by throwing out what the trade
calls bats. We have found thsm No.
mental to business, They maA4VEe
personpay for another bargain. ~ tho
very out set Of this season we sold our
MiddleseN suits for less than our com.
petiturs. The price left us what we call
a living profit and was neither more
nor less than the profit we make ON
clothing generally. The high priced
houses waiting for an opportunity Co
break into our largo trade, decided to
take this staple article and use 10 ~ a
bait TO hue the uuwary. They have
failed In their dosigu. We shall sell the
genuine blue MlddloseN suit for IS s.;
not as u bait, but as a Legitimate bar
gain. You cannot pay for 10 I'm YOUR
next purchase IN one price house like
ours. No salesman "a allowed 20 sell
goods tor any more or less than they are
marked, under penalty OF dismissal.
Our marked prices are always lower
than elsewhere, and they Ahall remain
$50 even II We must undorsoll "oaits."
SANGER BRoS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23
II do not like thee, DR.. Fell,

The reason why | cannot tell"
IL has often been wondered ut tho bad
odOr this olt-quoted doctor was in.
the old school doctors, made up pills AS
largo as bullets, which nothing but an os-
trich could bolt without nausea. Hence
the dislike. DR.. r, V. Pierce's "Pleas-
ant Purgative Pellets" are sugar-coated
and no larger than bird-shot and are
quick to do their work. For all derauge.
monts Of the liver, bowels and stomach
they are specific.