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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

CHICAGO, Dec. 81 -floar--sieasv ana a..
W6eai--o pepea "a higher. .sv,ns,s 4, ,,,,
tional. declined lc raliira ~ s,s,
slncd &c sod closed ttS
nltnrcsi December SigaSsic elnsed NV.
January St0s1lc. closed SfNsile. Fsh-s,.sss
- 49, closed 800, May 0ot4eifr. fiosea isi.'
tsrn-Vpencd arm, shade fsa.h,,, i,.,t r,'. u
~ Vlossd easy cash vic; war ana Deeem.
III ~ eflc January sd4dS6toc closed s6f (, ssic
nv n,S,etossry Y VS. closed aaMtc. MAJ sa =
rRoyfsioes
IOrk-upored ilrm, but broke On tevr.,d.
elpse' and closed l2lfla0 under vcstrrdt,,l
sa.n W 2hae Y according 70 age Januay,
E.Ht&sNi February So Sil
i.afu-Quiet aud cast: cash and fannay,
Ss1t february n nQa6 Oh
~ seNeu steady dry snlted shoulders
.SH - short ribs4s SiSt Ssl. short clear
AFTERNOON BUARn
wheat weak aud y lower; corn uuchnnrca
pork and lard unchanged
iINE SroCk.
lie Broycrs' journal reports,
tatile--itecc.pis. COO, shipments. aArO, may.
ket steadler; shipping steers Sc s0GA so, e.ock.
ers an1 feeders 81 s0aa 40, cows, bniis sns
miiNed = l0Gs sg bulk 81 ss9a 80.
bogs-h eccipis, 800; steady IS SOaiOS
sheep- Receipts, 5000; shipments 1900. stoAdy
natives y n0ut ~, MVstern 81 aOag al, TcNani
u sSd 2oi lambs. s. S5a4.5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS. LIVE STOCK
81. Louis.
PRODUCE.


PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS MO-, Dee, @,--Wheat-Vnlci
md easy; market opened firm and higher, bpl
weakened and closed heavy, at prices about "
lower than Yesterday. No, 2 red cash, we
January, g2idq3lc, closing al 9llc; tebrunTy
oJTaa56e, closing az 94Ic asSed; March eoB9eAc'
closing at 96Ic, nominali May OeiG Olie'clos-
ing at 00lc. ~ =, .,,o,. va.
terday; No mixed cash S5iei Deee'19gr 49,
January 1885, 633lc, closing at S58ci FEBRUARY
8sP; MAY 36sd3Ric. closing At Sbac.
0ats-Quiet; but strongi No, lnlNeo, cash
g7sc; December, 27fc May, 3i4c.
t'ornmeal--SteAdy; 81 65dl 10.
Wool-Steady; tub washed 2Sa5ifi unWhsheu
l4ae4e; Texas wool Qa2Slc.
whisky. steady, 81 10.
PROVISIONS.
Proyislons-Y dull and weak.
Pork-Steady; $40 " Tor new
I.ard-Easy Al - 70. "A "a
short ribs a 90; short clear " N9i hoAs'
los long clear 81 s0al So short RIBS y 20
short clear S. u545 TO- .,,... * "a
bacon. Long clear s. 50a5 55j short rios %
a5 e2l short clear " 50,
AFTERNOON HOARD,
Wheat--Weak; declined $3.50
Corn-laic lower; nomiualiy unchApsea'
LAVE STOCK.
cat,Ie-Peceipts go; shipments 4DOi mar
Ming s. 0Od5 %; common y good - ~,
4 so. common 10 good cows ~ 2o@9 9S' 'seu
era IS 1904 90; stockers Y iOa3 70;
Hogs-Receip.s 25oOi strong ana aetlFo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 66: shipments 900; antly
and 500 higher than a week ago good TO choie
I 81 coos rs; common 10 good y oon5 o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30


NEw YORK, Dec. --Flour--nuu.
Mheai~spot shade hixhcr and NOR, aellve
party To- cxrerti options opened frm, sabse
gueutly ruled easier, Leaving OF heavy.
No red January miaglsc, closing g0,cl
February w esSlc, closing slics May e1,aeSl
Corn-ttlghor, closing weak with some raac
non} No. 4st $40 elevator. * 10 ah0at. No
Deoembor -. So closing 4sic. January sS3T
4sfe, closing isiui February lsiSislo, closing
lsiri May isGbic, closing lSc.
PROVISIONS, kTC
Coiee-Spois fair; l,io dun at $50; option,
dul anu rather weak, sales, $3.50 bags Iic-
cemner W az january GuN February % Us,
April % 90
sugar--Firm aud quiet; refined quiet ant
steady standard a &c powdered 6faisc; gran
uiated lj'leci cnbes 6Ia6 lo-lOc.
MOilsses quiet.
kies-firm, with fair inqulry.
Tallow steady.
Rosin-Qulot and hrm.
Inrpeutne-Dull &C SIDE.
NoOl-Quiet domestic noeces 1IG30c pulled
woods lia33O; Texas ID DO.
Pork--Dull at 50 l30l0 IS,
lar3--opgned tlrm., closing weaker; Western
steam, spot, 81 S506 10, January 81 30dB 50
February sG 3Sd6 40.
LIVE sroCk.
Becyos--None for salet firm feeling as re
ported; shipments to reach here tomorrow ar,
less than 100 car .loads;t betty slaughtered bee
sides were In demand, and ilrm NJ 7aao.
sheop-Receipts, 900, not enough business Il
make market, but a few saioB were made a
higher prices, quality considered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
conntry Proauee and IIrnIl.

Oranges LOuiniana per box 81 %.
Mussina Lemnns-Fer box o0a5 20,
AppioB- Northern 3 25a3 90 per bbl.
Potatoes--irlEh per bn new Northern eOe 10
sncka
Onious- Northern per Dbl 10
Reans-Nayy Bl9ic; med bbis 81 large Linz
Sic; small butter 3lc
peauuts--7G5c.
CIDER Half bbl co.
Cabbage Per crate Northern ~ 20 3 o.
Poultry J 80 per dpsi young chickcns
! so, tGrkcys SOC 70 co geese 80 10 Coo
dueks per dOg 2 Is 10 Co.
Eggs.-Pcr doz l7lc.
Flesh Country Bntter--Chuice 70 10 2ocs choice
Western dairy lsci fancy creamery zoe,
POtatOeg--SWcct J5cati % pr Da.
srucr hraut Per bnifsbbl TO-
BenanAs--ier bunch % 70 3 ~.
COcoanuts--Pc- 100 q %.
New Pcrans-Gc.
Brazil Nuts-lbc,
AimoncE-20c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

Whlsiy-- Rcotinod 10 TO j 80. az per proof
sour mash, two year.old, 90 To 10; three
year old, ~ 70 a20i fancy extra old whlAkl
4 90 70 90.
Vince Cnrot, per case, 30 10 10 %. ms pc
20 20 00j sherry per gallon, 20 20 200, Mia
doira, per gallon, 90 to 300, white wine, Il
case, O1 10 10 %.
Ale-stock nlc, per dozen, 90 10 . 10, port
por DOZEN . % 10 2a6.
ClRnrs -Domoetlc n 90 ~ 90, Koy West 90 o
10 100 90 Imported % 90 10 $50 90
UhampaRne-N. NJ. Mumm n Co., extra dry
30 to a3 90, iioidsck, IN bucket, N On 10 80
krug, IA basket, 100 to S0. d0meHtle cham
payne, 90 TO IA 0pi Geo Gonict, extra dry, pint
~ 3d.
BOitlod liccf-I.0mpu, quaria, n 30 20 ~ 90
Budwoieer quartz " %, plnte ~ 0Qi Erango
beer, quartz " OO, pnts 1850 schlitR Miiwauko,
quarts " ", pihia "a 90, w. ClHuaon A SON.
champagne beer, qnhrlg II %, pints " 90, Bru
NOR kAibgr imported, 100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

Iiar iron S. %, Norway Nc, No ~ sheet iron
sc, no, ~ q sheet iron &c galvanized aheoi
iron eaplc, No ! sod nc, No. do iblc, 20S2t
foDnng IN lAs0l5r 1880 aud 1874 pat, do 4 n
$50, tinners wire 80 per cent or finner's
stock 20 per cent. OB cook stoves with ware
10 5Da2b %, do With trimming u 506sOOl
Wood Work Wagon aSlos 0Ocml CO., tongues
pOcal 0u singletrccs ! 7ii holateTs h0o; hpokee
= 7DNs 90; feiloee I5a2 10 doubctronH 3 gba
00i neck y0kes 50H2 b0i pillow beams 59@6b.
pillow handles 75d2 30.
Nalls-.8 X keR, basis l0d-IIurdun horse shoc
por kcr, 90. perklnH do 90 Walker do D so
Burden mule 100, Northwestern horse shoe
nails, No. GOO, No . 100, M, q BIC, No. 2ic
No, 3 20cj 'u.ake's" No. l5c, No 25c, No
2lc No. 200, No. lpol AuHatlc do, No. ibc
No o 2ir, No. q 2ie No, lpc, No, 4 isc.
Misceliancous--1faoe chains No per pail
SOC plOw einglelIeog per DOR, Z 21l pillow double
trees pef d0Z 0ai atock bells ~ per cent on
door locks ~ 70 ~ ~; wood sercwA, 90 and Il
per cent OF. l. ease door butts 40 and 10 per
cent on cni and timed taess 40 per cent ufI
coffee mills 40 per cont on blind hinges 20 and
20 per cent on carriage bolis 90 and ~ pcr cent
on plow bolts 30 per cent OF piece tin ware ht
per cent On deep stamped ware 90 per cent on
ghallow stamped ware ~ per cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
PALESTINE.

4niof ais Head From Pneumonia--Elec
lion of Officers by the X. OFF.
sclal 10 the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEN, Dec. pm. Hanson,
|ker and oonfectioner, was stricken with
leumonia a week ago, aud has been
hnderng about the city out of
: head. He was found on the
rect insenslble last night, and
Jed shortly after being carried home. He
BIS buried by the knights of Labor,
at the meeting of the Knights of Py-
Las last night the following officers were
ected for the ensuing year; w. II. Sted-
an, G.. G.; f. f. Arthur, V. c.; S. f.
bod, prelate; p. j. Anderson, M. OF Il, /;
~. Michel, NJ. OF f.; w. p Savage, X.
IN, and S. X, Marshall, M. at A.; S. Il,
food, representative to the grand lodge !;
(. P, Savage, alternate; S. Il. Wood,
fustee; S. i. Wood, recommended for
I. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

M few articles have reached such u
,ld.wlde reputation as Angostura Bit
For over fifty years they have
\ ,he acknowledged standard regula-
|. ~ the digestive organs. Their sue
|. has melted limitations. BE sure you
| ne genuine article, manufactured
4 M Dr.. j. G. b. Siegert 6 Sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
Cleopntrn YYrccl,nd.

IboucEsTER, Mass, Dec. 29.-News
/ received last night OF the loss OF the
Iooaer Cleopatra, Capt. George w.
|ndeton, of this port. The dispatch
Eted that the captain and crew had been
ben of the vessel near Georges bank
I'd taken to Philadelphia by a steamship.
tree men, named Hanson, Hodge and
|stherson, were drowned. A man
|med Nelson was killed, and FIVE others
|eye Injured in the recent gale.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
Livn ainok NInrkri.

Deeves--(lr aes, fed 2lc.
Cows--li 90 &c.
MuttOn--Choice 4 30 to 49,
IIogs-2i 20 Sc per n.
stock Cattle.--1he pricea IN stock cattle vary,
according 10 locality whore raised, We quote
different localities AZ follows;
Panhandle --Atrictiy lret- clnGB yeariiuRs per
head II % TO 10 0Oi two year olds - " 70 20 0Oi
COWS and calves 20 40
Western Texas Yearl.ngs ~ 10 tOi8 CO.. two.
year oids 10 % TO 10 90, cows and calyc8 ~ %,
Central Texns--ieuriinga 100 10 s0Og two
year olds 10 % 20 II Oci cows and calves IS % 10
1900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

Col. Phil Claiborne of Bastrop says
a after he had despalred of getting
NV two bottles of Hepatozone cured
|na OF pneumonia and huX combined
iepatozone never falls to cure cons1-
.ahon, headache, Indigestion. Every
|Otle guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
The lvanhos Wrecked.

NEW York, Dec. 29.--The steamer
Pelent from Hamburg, which arrived
TX night, reports that on Dec. y at ii
~. It rescued seventeen men from the
wrecked schooner Iyanhoe OF Galteston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

|t you can buy a buggy cushion for
worth 81 90, at r. +. Tackabery's,
|srone who owns buggy, carriage or
lion cannot get along without this
'nmodity. Send the dimensions Of
h seat and it win be shipped to your
Ilress al the price named above.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
How Did ne Get IT.

Nav York, Dec. Charley Ransom,
Iwell'known gambler, died here yester-
AZ aged GO years. He was at one time
Partner of Tom Hyer and friend OF
Ohm Morrissey. He reformed and died
lorth $3.50 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

ans sironf fat cattle a shade hltA.,, s,,..,...
~ sseSsss quiet oftcrs IS os IS. c,, ~
csoise shipping, = aQaf 81 comnan ss ,..,.., n
~ COWS, slOo8lp5 'teer'S, y w
~ npEs--kecelpts esioi about atcady at g ~
=. sssn.eep-keceipis SIS, shipments mona, ann, /.
.s s y 70 good fsooes oo conlnon 70 modiss 81 N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
You nrnke q nrlstalse

PlOuld yos neglect TO get chance in the
having for tine $1,000 bedroom suit 20
y given away by Fakes & Co. on the first
january, 1856. Buy $50 worth Of
'oels, and the purchase entities you TO a
'SAst which may draw the prize.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
Galveston.

GALVESTON, Tx. Dec. 2o.-ootton-spot
slosed quiet.
Gross receipts, 2GgS bales.
Sales, 56l bales
Exports, none
Stock, 05,g57 bales.
Ordinary, sc; good ordinary Tjc; low mid
ding. SIC; middling, SIC; good middling, Ole;
,niddltnp fnir Ole
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
For E.chnnee for Cattle.

Qne-third or one-half interest in a
ssture cf 10000 acres, highly improved,
llexhaustlble supply of water and grass,
slthln easy distance Of San Antonio, Tex,
ot further particulars address,
CAFE & DoLsEN,
San Antonio, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
,.,..,l Mns nlnlne,s Maiorlty rheref

Iu4sBuRG, Pa, Dec. 29.--This morn
about daylight James Kaiu, n desper-
character, shot and almost instantly
led John Wright, colored man, be-
81 sthe latter accidentally ran against
on the street. Kahn has been ar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec % -Coiton--spot
closed irregular and easy, Sales 600.
Low ordinary Gle; ordinary f4g; good ordinary
lj-lGc; low middllng S3'l6ci middltug $40;
good mlddllug 95l6o; mlddlIng fair l0c; fair
lie.
Futures opened and ruled steady, to >
points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

priuts-standard prinis, new Styles, pss' a..
lena faneies blci American Sao, ain NV IL,
conestoga SIC; DunkiIk SCI Dunnen--Ja.e.
ogards "a; Dunncll-satlnes blci yl2affFssii ~.
80; Hamilton staple siyles VS. hS s sos f,
hrsd,a ri. steel River DC; simpson hheh
9nisb Hc, Windsor DC; fancy plAks oisi
siater sollds blc, Peabody solids Slci beIiin
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
From Gnober Land.

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 29.--The supple
Dental crop report of the Georgia agri-
eltaral department indicates for the
oLton crop total yield for the state OF
1900 bales Of $50 pounds each. The
pm production exceeds the average crop
Y one per cent, the total production
. the state being about $4,000. 600
nsheIs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
Boston wool market.

BosToN, MASS. Dec. g.--Wool-stoady,
III fun price; Ohio and PennsylvaGa ilocces asa
1dcces 2Oa2Sc' pulled weols 25ai0c for com.
mdn ana choice snpers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
Eyery Farmer Needs ono

\ those buggy cushions that r. f. Tack
lery Is offering at 81, worth Sl,50.
Ian and get one or send dimensions Of
Eat Ordlt will be shipped to any point
Er the price named above.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
GRAIN ana roaistuff.

wheat--Cholce No. /, 7bc; medium GoaGsc;
low grnde 5Oa55c. Oats &c. Barley
ssc. Hyc COG. Corn, car 400, khellod Soc
Hay, loose. from the wagon D OOd7 % per ton /,
bale hay , O0di2 %. Bran zoe per 100 Chops
% per 100. Corn moal, 1no bottled, per 100
seed O0d ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

light, fine to medium, i0also; fan. ane
heavy -.i fall liaht. fine medium ------I
coarse Sal2r.
llldes-No, heavy u, y. hdca, leo per nj No
heavy l3ei No light lb0, No. 2 light t2o.
Dry Saliod.~l0Flgc; bull hides los; glue 90
grocn Anlted 10, hninhnrN grOon 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
0N 'CHANdE.
Cotton Goes on Yesterday One Point,
But Remains Steady at the
Decline.
wheat Is weak = cofce Dun-Provlssons
DALI But Prices Firmer ana
sieady.


MONEY.
NEw YORK, Dee. 70. Money on call oasv AZ
SaJ per cent; primo mercantile paper faS:
and - So for demand
ENGLISH CoNSoIS.
LONDON, Dec. ~. -Jonsols closed at 90 SIS
formoney and % 7-l6 Tor account.
STOCKS AND RoNDs
NEW Yong. Doc % .-.Ihl. lnllnrrInl. mo ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

LIVERPOOL, Dec 29.--Cott0n--Spot closed
dull and In buyers favor; l-lGd lower.
Ordinary 4. l6d; good ordinary I'D; low mid
ding il i6d; mlddling uplands ij-l6d; mid
Total sales. 1000; American, 1900. Imports,
81 600: American, 800.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
COTTON MARlsETs.
Receipts at An united sta,es por,..

Exports from alI United States ports
thus far this week
Great Britain. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
France. ......
Continent Observation-Disclosures. HIS
stock in all United states ports this day. ll53,S29
This day last year. ....... ....,.-... ,OiS ,9i5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
wool and IIIdea.

Twelve monthly clio. HIGHT, One and medium
Naisci nne heavy % light lleIlei 90 months
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

NEW YORK. Dec 29,--Cotton-spoi closed
quiet.
sales, $50 bales.
Ordinary, $50; good ordinary, SIC; low mid
ding 10. &c; middling, 9lc, good middllug,
94c: niddlng fair, l0Rc,
Futures closed steady; to points higher.
Galaa NJ ITD latea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
Kansas City.

The Live Stock Indicator reports .,..
Cattie.-Receipts 952; shipments 81 aeaNe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
rHr ADAMS TRIAL.

~ state witnesses Necessitates n
fsn ',..renens = Discharged from Chs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-28
CHEEK.

The above heading does not refer to
the play of that name, but 10 a
proposition made by gentleman sign
ing his namo JOHN Z. KIRK, secretary
of the Shorin's association, which Is ap.
pended and explains itself. The letter,
IL will be observed, is dated at Austin,
though, without having examined the
caption when reading its contents, the
HERALD supposed it was from thenorth
pole. A cooler and more scarlet speci-
men Of hipp9potOmus-cheoked impu.
dence has never flashed itself before the
HERALD's vision. To give free adyer-
tlsomont to all thefts, murders, suspects,
descriptions of personal property, prop
erty captured, escapes, otc., that any
body might choose to insert In the
paper just because they take the paper,
which no ono does take unless he
thinks it worth the price asked, would
be an act of insanity that would ontitle
any sane member of the HERALD to ask
for the appointment of a receiver. We
have our paid correspondents all over
tho state who Gull the news ON those
interesting topics for tho paper, and
also many friends who transmit us any
important information they may think
the HERALD may not get through the
regular channels, and pay for the pap r
In advance.
After this somewhat elaborate notice,
which is intended as reply to very
many letters of similar import, IL Is
scarcely necessary to add that the HER.
AID concludes with pointed MOP to
the absurd proposal. BY reference to
the proper column the subscription
price OF the Dallas Daily HERALD can
be ascertainod,
sccrctary's onlcc, shorlnrs Association OF
Texas. Austin, Texas, March -, lSSl
Dallas HERALp Company;
GINrs;-I propose communicating
with each sheriff and chief of police of
the state, submitting a list of daily pa.
pers, and price of subscription of same,
with view OF ascertaining whether or
no they win subscribe and pay for one
copy each OF the paper that majority
OF them agree upon, said papers all
agreeing TO publish, free OF charge,
criminal notices, descriptions of stolen
property captured, suspected parties,
escapes, etc, etc, furnished by said
subscribers. Please inform me rs to
the price Of subscription at which l will
DO authorized 10 Include the Dallas
Daily HERALD In said list.
Yours truly,
JonS Il. kIRR,
Sacratarx
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-28


THE HERALD has received % circular
from tho Texas Medical association.
with a request that 1t no'dco the Same.
1t is an urgent appeP.l, intonded for
those who do not, as w'tll as those who
do belong TO tho association, ITO at
tend the meeting Of tho association NJ
Houston, which cohvenos nj Houston
on tho Sd day Of April, md continues
four days" II IL umquostfonably nooes-
sary that such intorchsngos Of opinions
and Vows should DO made, and tho
HERALD is glad TO 500 tic enthusiasm
Of our doctors in tias scientific di-
reotl0n. Tho circular cordially invitos
ell not only to attend, but 10 proparo and
present woll-digested article on
subjects pertaining 70 several oognato
branches of medicine. Among thom
are those of gynaecology, apthalmology
and dormathology. Tho HERALD will
BIO represented on all those subjects,
and also throw In dissertation on syn
tax and prosody, with fow hints on
logwood and mahogany. Look out for
MS, doctors,and look for your essay laur-
els, too!
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-28
Paris Points

PARIS, March &-ISpecial, Rev. J..
IL. Skinner will occupy the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church on Sunday, having
returned from New Orleans.
Rev, Mr., Evans, OF Louisiana, having
having accepted q call to the pastorate
of the Episcopal church of this city, will
preach ON Sunday morning and even
ing.
Paris people have beon enjoying a
rich treat for two nights, attending tho
old folks concert, given by NJ S. True,
Ter the benefit of tue Cumberland Pres
byterian church, every part of the pro-
grammo being well rendered and de.
servedly encored Mrs. True has no
superior In the getting up of interesting
and mirth giving entertainments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-28

NEVER, since the days OF the Spanish
Armada, has England seemed 20 DO 80
oncompassed with danger and Difficult
tics. On tho bost authority II il stated
that Russia can, in n days after issuing
the orders, put about 5000 mon into
Herat, with reserve of liko strength
which could arrive in from 10 to so DAYS
aftorward; with 1900 more possibly
available Within 20 days Of Horat. She
eau, In from 20 to 100 days also, after tho
order has boon given, put about 10, 900
men into Cabul, with similar strength
In reserve and her communication all
strongly held. She can, In 90 days, put
1000 mon into Chitral and 1900 mon on
tho Cashmere frontier. And tho Now
York Herald says that there Ia nothing
with which TO meet those forces by
England but hor Indian troops. 10
contract y war with such power as
Russia, when she has made so dlreful II
failure In her Egyptian efforts, would
soom TO be sheer madness; but war is
imminent nil around.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-28

A CORRESPONDENT of the Denton
Monitor zealously advocates greater
degree Of g5dinoss IN that sinful 'ati.
tudo, and says nil that IS needed is
more praying; that Denton Is rank
stranger 10 family prayer that all hap
piness and prosperity win vanish till
Denton becomes Il bowling wilderness
or a graveyard, If this is not attended
to. But the correspondent sings In
about ayard Of spring poetry that has
survived an unusually hard winter,
with which TO proselyto among his
heather neighbors. He might as well
throw up the sponge at once and get
betwooh the plow-handlo for the balance
of this season, for his missionary work
from this time on will BIO loves labor
lost. II thoro is any ono thing with a
tendency greater than all Others to deal
q SULLIVAN lick to prayer and "knock
out" of any community in the Il re-
round, IL is "stubbe-fed" poetry owe
the nom do plume, "Yorbum Tor ver,
"bum") Sat Sapionti." Your Fame (.
Dennis, In box-car letters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-28
A Cow BOY ChalIeuse. Caryor.

SAN ANTONIO, March 27.-[Special.l-
a, f. Gardner challenges DR.. Carver,
the expert, to shoot \. j. Penrose a
match at 100 single pigeons, one barrel
to be used, 81 yards rise, for $1,000 OF
over, the match to take place in 10 DAYS,
Gardner has deposited 500 forfeit
with the sporting editor Of the EXPRESS,
Carver is now In Austin. PenroSe. who
Is mere boy, is confident he can win.
lie Is COW boy, and has been working
on Gardner's rancho, In Concho county,
Saruher, who Is very wealthy, viii back
him against the world Cor $l00M.