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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
WINCHESTER MATTERS.

y,rsi.ia BisIs ssetsU-Chsstsrdsld Dele
sa,esTGupikss sAst Ost-PersssaI, &c.
A mass-meeting of the several
churches OF this city was held at the
Bsinbridgs-Strest Baptist church Sun
d,y night in the interest Of the Vir-
ginia Bible Society. After the usual
preliminary exercises Rev. Dr.. j. Will
liam Jones was introduced, and made
a most eloquent and impressive ad-
dress on the past and present work OF
the Society. He was follow ed By Rev.
William ii. Christian, Of the Central
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
Less Than Cost.

MisGt and Summer Sample Shoes.
Our own Handmade French Cali, 10
order from $3.50 TO Is, we will sell
from $3.50 to s., cash only-the same
price YOU pay ready-made stores for ma
chine-made shoes. Call carly and get
your choice.
". B. DREW i son,
500 Main street, corner Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
BUrFALo LITHIA WATER.
BUFFALO LlTHIA WATER.
FOR
MALARIAL POISONING.
ITS VALUE IN TYPHo-MALARIAL
FEVER.
USE or 1T IN A CASE OF YELLOW
FEVER.

sDR. WILLIAM T. HOWARD. OF BALTIMORE,
Professor Of Diseases Of Women and Chill
dren In the University Of Maryland.
DR.. Howard attests the common ddGptd-
ton ~ ms Water iR ga i0ide range Of cases -
with that of the far-famed White Sulphur
Springs in Greenbrier county, West Viz
ginia, and adds the following:
Indeed, in q certain class Of cases II Is
much superior TO the elatter. / allude 10 the
abiding debility attendant upon the tardy
conVBlescence from grave acute diseases
and more especially TO tho Cdchertd and
ScQtioL. incident to NGi0riOUs FcrerS. I'm all
their grades and varieties. 10 certain forms
Of atomic Dyspepsia, and at the Injections
Peculiar Ia Women that are renediabe al
all by mineral waters. Ia short, Uere Icpiled
upOgl fo stQfe from tOhdt mineral wdlPrS J hdr,
seen tie greatest and most UHhntstdkdbte
amount Of QOOd accrue it ne idrOe1 number
NJ cdses 6 a general VpD, 7 irOUid u'lhcst-
idfinglB sag uc BuGdto Springs, in Mcckfea-
burg county "a"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
c..,.r, p,ph,hsria. Fevsrs. uaiarts,

prevented by the use Of Reed & Car
nick's Sodium HypochlorHe (d's'niec-
tane. Recommended by the Pneiic
Health Association as superior to AL
other disinfectants aud germicides. Sold
everywhere. Send for pamphlet. le2
Fulton street. New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
rxeur.,en 70 imray Caverns,

July 30. 1885. Train will leave Chesa-
peaLe and Ohio depot Thursday morn
ipe at s o'clock. Rosnd trip. ~.
Tickets good for ten days, to return on
any train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
Crewned wherever Exhibited.

Anheuser Beer received gold ned
ais at
Philadelphia. 1876;
Paris. 1873;
Amsterdam, 1888;
New Orleans, 1888, over 2l7 COM
petitors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
r.s p,r. D.us,e. ss.mp ped Cane Ram

sold by w. d. Blair & Co. for tobacco.
manufacturers use is the cheapest and
best Rum that has been in this market
for twenty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
say D. & +. MITTELDORFER.

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
FOR WEEK ENDING AUGUST 1sT.
In order ~ close out we offer our entire
stock OF SUMMER DRESS GOODS and
TRIMMINGS at prime cost. Note prices
Our entire stock of Figured and Flowered
Satinss reduced from 1893 TO l23c. a
yard;
F,cuTed Lawns reduced from 10 4c. a yard ;
figured Lawns reduced from Ga 20 DC;
Figured Lawns reduced from s1a 70 &C. a
Best Quality Solid and Figured Lawns re-
dnct frOm l21z 10 los.
WHITE DRBSS GOODS.
India lawns .7.s.lO. I2j5 and l5c. :;
India LinOn at l6. ls, 20. and 26c.;
Perslan Lawn at l213. is, ls, and csc;
Plaid hulls reduced from 20 10 l2c.;
Checked and Plaid kuslins from . 10 l2Sf.;
striped Muslin for Sc, reduced from l2'zc.;
White Robes less than cost ~ close Outi
A nice line OF Black and White Llsen Lawns
and White and COlOred Mulls at cost
Brown Linen Tor mems wear from lotO Zoc'
yard:
striped Linen for mems wear from 12iE to
25c. yard;
Brown Linen for ladies' wear from 10 to
Anice Inc Of ladies' Black and Co.ored
Jerseys:
A handsome line Of Ladies and Gentle
mems Collars and Guns;
A yretty line Of Gentlemen scars
LACES. LACES. i.ACES.
Oriental Lace from ~. a yard 10 81;
A nice line Of AIl-Oyer oriental for yohes
and sleeves;
Swiss Trimming nom e. C. to 81 yard;
AN-OVer swiss at 81 worth Sl.5o;
Vamhnrg Fdces from go. 90 81 a yard;
Au-Over Hamburg for 81 worth sl.73; .,
A nice assortment OF Cotton, Linen' anu
SIX IAces very cheap;
CalioOes from 317c. upi o.
These extraordinary Inducements are Oh
fered 10y ID. a f. MlTTELpoRFEH
lv2s-su Tu&Tn 5Z7 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
The purc ped Cane Rum

sold by W. d. Blair & Co. for tobacco
manufacturers use is the cheapest aud
best Rum that has been in this market
for twenty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
- Gents.

We have left few GauIe tnder-
shirt, at - cents each. Call early.
f.. B. SPENCE AZ son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28

Be Sure you get AnheuSer-BuSch
st. Louis Beer wherever you 60, be-
cause there are cheap goods in the
market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
yIRGTrIAs,

narnsd runs-Trentons, !; Nirginias. l.
Two-b base hits-Glenn. / Reccius, l. Left
on bases- Trentons 7; Virglnias, 4. Double
play-Latbam, l. Struck out-On Pyle. I;
on Aattinors .. Bases on bals-Trentons
8; ViKin Mas. .. Passed balls -AoClu>key,
3. Wild piiches-Hattimore l. Battsrs
hit-By Pyle, /. Umpire. Graves. Time Of
game, ] hour and S5 minutes.
There will be no game to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
The Leadins summer Wine.

Msilt Shoes less than cost at Drew's,
SEQ Main street, corner Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
CHICKENS FOR SALE.

DROWN LEGHORN CHICKS. BY
ID THE PAIR, TRIO. HALy-DOLEN,
AND DOZEN LOTS, CHEAP. IL is very
Important TO introduce fresh blood among
your chickens, 50 buy one sr more Of these
cheap young roOsters: also, o superior lot
OF LIGHT BRAHMhS and PLYMOUTH
ROCKS. Write for prices W. ;. Pll.-
CHER 6i7 west Broad street, Richmond,
Va. ~ %S-zt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
DE. M1IIIAM IL. DorGnrY.

DR.. WILLIAM II. DOUGHTY,
Late Professor Of Materia Medca and Thcra-
peutlcs Medical College Of Georgia. sur
geon I'm Charge ~ General Hospital. Con-
feder0te Army; Member of American
Medical Association, sc.
" TBphO- N0i0rj0i Feyer Of n severe type
prevailed extensively in a faNOrite part of
the city during the past summer. and "a
number OF eases came under my prOies-
sional care. and in all OF them substituted
the Buffalo Lithia Water for the ordinary
driuking-water. and, | am satisfied, with
excellent results.
The following considerations prompted
this use OF IT.:
list. TIE cerfdiafV of securing a pvre
tCGf'r.
I'D. II promotes the continued fycc 0cfioH
Of tEe hitasGs, great desideratum in IH-
yh0iddt DiSC1SCs Far his purpose I Mtpk 70
supcrSedCS Dicdtcipdi remedies prrptr.
Sd. II ailayS irru0biiHU Of the NJmdcA
and preserves the integrity ~ the DigeNire
Org0Ds, "a matter of great moment in Ig-
Ptrid.
Both IT'S. Howard aud Manson refer to
the water OF the Ola Buffalo Spring known
as No. l.
Forsale by
PURCELL. LADD & CO.,
Agents for Virginia Mineral springs Wa
tore ~ 2S-TuSt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
ne purs Doubls-ssampe Csas Rass

,old by W. ID. Blair S Co. for tobacco
manufacturers use is the cheapest and
best Rum that he's been in this market
for twenty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
Il c Z L VI A !

r Z Il L d" \
Forthe benefit Of suffering humanity, and
I'm heartfelt gratitude at the wonderiui re-
suit. deem 1t only my duty 10 give tnls un-
solicited testimony in favor u swift Spe-
cinc. My wife has been afflicted with ne
reditarv Eczema or salt Rheum from her
infancy. IL has increased In intensity with
easA succeeding spring, and being some.
uhat skilled ia medicine myself trleu
evcrv remedy could think OF for years =
Sar.apar1lla combined with every ITIh % "a
PotaASise and hundreds OF other Gcme1les' Io-
lions and alkill washes OF every known
Mind but they all gave only temporary rellH'
Durjng the spring OF 1884 her lower e&-
tremitins became ~ innsneu ana sore tnat
she was obliged 10 keep them constantly
coated with coveringof Fuller s Eartn:
yoIrsd wet and allowed TO dry on. Among
other things. she Was afflicted WIN Pc
ricdical nervous headache, occurring reSu,
Iarly every seven days. sometimes iolo"eu
by an iptermittont fever for wetks A.
time. 30 that her life became ""iNoA ~
This srring determined she should take
= = \ and follow strictly the directions IN
regard TO dose, diet, etc. This was aOou.
seYon weeks ago. After taklng the Irst M y
hotile the disease 80 med To increase tno
bnrning itching. and Inflammation Do
q. me unbearable. She, however petsc-
yered In the i've e the medicine. hieN
taking tho second bottle the innaulinatVu
l.San 10 subside. After the third ootIle tnc i
Inflammation disappeared ana sore sPo'S
dried up and turned white ana scaiy, anu n,
dnalIy .he brushed them OF In an iihpa!
nnhle white powder resembling pure sAl..
She IA now taking the sixth bottle' thr"e
tsbl. >po>nfuls Our q nss daily. every aP-
near noe "a the disease has gone anu hyi .'l
nesh h becoming soft, white, and smSo.n sm,
again. and. what Is more, ner peflouoa.
Ier daches have disappeared, ana she Is
nov. AT rty-tLreo years OF age, enJoy i,is ,l
,Se 6niy good health she has known ior
npwards u forty years No WONDER sno 40, ;,
clares with emphasis that every Do1s 49,, ~ /,
< s s. Il worth a thousand Times US "eis"'
III 80 furthes Information concerning hef
- ySll be oheerfuily given by herself NJ
80 r..ld,noe, 1855 Nullett street, or ny mo-
"oi JOHN r. BkADLEf,
A Griswo,d street.
DETROIT, MI0r.. May 10. 1855.
10 s,re to get the genuine, aud send ION
-, ,pas on blood. and Skin Diseases, Tree.
tcr sa ie by all druggists. ...yv
rnE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMrAS
loT "ss' "'"' jy 23-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
SPECIAL NoTrCEs.
SPECIAL NoItsFS .....>
{: :: F. F. /: I. I. &: {: / 4 / /.
{; :: At l.. {. {. $sj$EF'' s F
s,jEE%. + + !; ! :: : : ]. = : =.
pHE CHEAPEST EVER OFFERED.

BLACK JERSEYS at 97o-the regular
price Is sl.b0;
Rf.hCK JERREYs NJ sl.93-the regular
price 10 SO: ..,...
GARNET. BROWN. BLUE. and GREEN
JERSEYS at s1.S3-tbe regular price Ia
~;
BLACK BRAIDED JERSEYS al a7c.-the
regular price 10 I.25
BLACK JERSEYS at tl.9%-ths regular
price IS $3.50 -
the regular price ist9;
BLACK JERSEYS, braided with wide Ifer-
cules braid, al s3.l2-<!Se regular price
st4.
Al these extremely how prices for strictly
n4tt-class goods we expec, to make quick
sales so advise all ~ call early and secure
one of the cheapest garment, ever offered
In this city. LEVY Il DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
them are here to attend tie Conven-

ton:
THE EXCHANGE AND BALLARD /:
John B. Richmond, Rufus A. Ayres,
and Judge ii. s. X. Morrison, Scott {;
r. ii. Logan, Roanoke; j. P. Fitz-
gerald and Charles W. Blanton, Parm-
Vile Hon. Charles 7. O'Ferrall,
Rockingham Judge Samuel j. Null
Inns, Henry; b. W. Holt, W. T. At
kins. and William +. Holmes. Mecklen-
burg; NJ. n. Martin, Charlotte r. +.
Mason, Albemarle; Robert W. Burke,
Augusta John T. Tilman, Albemarls; /;
Leonard Marbury, Alexandria; DIR.
George B. MeCorkle, Allegheny; Ed
ward Echols, Augusta; $. r. Hoover,
Shenandoah j. n. Brennaman, Shen-
andoah; Pendleton Brown, Rocking
ham; j. A. Bumgardner, Augusta !;
W. L. Bumgardner, Augusta Hon.
John T. Harris, Hon. S. ii. Aofstt,
W. X. McKeever, Rockingham James
b. Jordan, Pulaski; Speaker Charles
z. Stuart, Alexandria; Colonel Robert
Beverley, Fauquier; William r. AL
exander, Winchester; Pendleton Bryan,
Rockingham.
FoRD's HOTEL: r. b. Chewing,
Middlesex G. r. Mayors, Frederick !;
G. Julian Pratt, Augusta Senator
George B. Keezel, Rockingham George
W. Oliver, Albemarle ". c. Grar-
chen, Winchester; II. Schneider, Win
chester; General James A. Walker,
Wythe Judge A. NJ. Aiken, Dsnville !;
W. X. Taylor, Danville 4; John E. Mas
sey, Albemarle.
ST. CLAIRE HOTEL: Holt Ed
mounds, Halifax L. S. Irvine, Wythe !;
James NJ. Gibboney, Wythe; J. H..
OVERLY, Charlotte; John L. Hurt,
Pittsylvania.
ST. JAMES W. W. Athey and j.
b. McCabe, Loudoun.
TICKETS.
No official announcement has been
made as to where tickets of admission
to the Theatre are TO be obtained by
delegates, alternates, members Of the
press. and others. but the secretary o.
the State Committee, at the Exchange
Hotel. will either issue them or inform
applicants where they may be secure |.
Therefore it is best for those who want
tickets to apply to him.
l
IepIou of Honor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
DIR. JOHN W. WILLIAMSON, JACKSON, TEES.
{3ItrGcf from Communication on Tie 1Herd-
pcutic Acfioa Of the BUGdiG LGhiq
Water IN the " Virginia Mcdjcal
Nonthlun Tor Eebrllnrn 1877.

"Their great value in Hdidridi Diseases
and SQUeioE has been most abundautly and
satisfactorily tested and I have no ques-
tion that IL would have been a valuable
auxiliary Ia the treatment Of the epidemic
Of IciioW- Fcrcr which so terribly afflicted
the Mississippi Valley during The past sum
mer prescribed II myself. and II gave
prompt relief IN Gaze Of suppress yT0H ~
riHe in IcilOC- fcccr. and d,cideVV mHi-
Qdicd other disfrcSSta9 ami dGpOrr0US SUuip-
tDHs. The patient recovered, but how far
the water may have contributed 10 that re-
suit lhaYinG prescribed 10 in but a single
case !. OF course, cannot undertake TO say
There iS no d'1lbf hOW~rcr. 0boUt The mt nat
its administration trdS dUCldcd ty TIE mast
htnlhclNI rtkuLtN.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
'DR. o. F. MANSON, or RICHMOND, VA.

sDR. o. +. MANSON, or RICHMOND, VA"
Late Professor OF General Pathology and
Physiology in the Medical College
Of Virginia:
al have observed marked sanative effects
from the Buffalo Water I'm Mdidridl Crche-
ria Afopic Dyspepsia, some OF the PccUii0r
Affections Of HOnen, AHUmjd, HUpOchOH-
dTfdsts. Cardiac pdipndtiO1Is. &c. 1t has
been specially eflicacious in Chronic Inter-
tntffcHi FcVCr. Numerous cases O( hiS chdrIc-
ter. trhich had OGStiHGtgiD '"idiSfOOd Htc usual
reBiediCS, hduing restored 10 perfect hcdtih ia
bricf space 81 tinsc by u sCj0UrH az the
Springs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
sMoKE TBIXY CIGARS.
SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

SMOKE TRIXY CIGARS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
say- SACRIFICE, SACRIFICE
is THE WORD FOR IT.

Rsy- SACRIFICE. SACRIFICE
is THE WORD FOR 1T.
And that Is what we'ae.dOing in every de-
partment n our Immense stock. Last week
was indeed q busy one for us. Our patrons
appreciated the greatly reduced prices at
which we sold goods.
Th.s week We promise you II will t'e even
more lively than last. as we have made such
reductions on our stock that you Will be
compelled to purchase as goods will never
he offered as cheap again We include
every article in our house In this
GREAT SACRIFICE
MARK DOWN SALE,
and nothing will be held in reserve. We
nave no Old shop-wOrn goods TO dispose OF
eve manage 10 keep clear Of SUCH, but you
will find tie newest and most desirable
goods to be seen In this city ut our house.
We of,er special attractions m our
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
FOR THIS WEEK.
We invite the ladies' 10 inspect our stock,
rs the prices are lover and styles more at
taciive than elsewhere IN he city, az
THALHIMER BROTHERS',
Finh and Rtoad streets.
t'y 26-Su Tu&Thl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
LIST OF TEACHERS ELECTED.
heetins or school Board Results or the
New Csnsus-New School Houses s-Teseb ber.

Meeting OF school Board Results or the
New Csnsus-New School Houses ser.
Chosen.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
City School Board was held at the office
OF the School Board, High-School
building, yesterday afternoon az 5
O'Clock. Present Hon. J. Taylor
EllysOn (chairman), William T. Drink
ard, William Lovenstein, r. T. Briggs,
}. B. Cary, DR.. S. P. Moore, William
Ii. Williams, 4. II. Garnett Super
tendent, Charles p. Rady clerk and
supervisory.
The chairman announced that Mr.. W.
R. Bowie was absent from the city, and
Dir. T. Wiley Davis detained by sick
ness.
SUPERINTENDENT's REPORT.
The Superintendent submitted his
monthly report, calling attention 10 the
election Of teachers for the ensuing
year, and paying a well-deseryed tri-
butte to the zeal and efficiency Of the
corps Of principals and teachers Of the
Richmond public schools. He informed
che Board that the school census had
been completed, and indicated a small
increase in the school population.
ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT.
The clerk and supervisor submitted
his annual report for the scholastic year
ending July 81, 1883, which shows ::
Receipts, s94,54S.26; disbursements,
s94, ,086.7l.
NEW sCHOOL-BUILDINGs.
The Board had under consideration
the proposals for new buildings, and
after carefal examination, without ar
irving at any definite conclusion, re-
ferred the whole matter to the ioint
meeting OF the Committee on Buildings
and Furniture Of the Board and the
School Committee Of the City Council.
Also the matter Of finances to the same
Joint committee.
CONTRACT FOR COAL AND WOOD.
The Board awarded the contract for
400 bushels OF egg coal to Charles II.
Page at 1895 per ton; and the contract
for so cords Of wood to Watkins 4 jus
It's for ., and so cords block pine
wood at s4.l0 per cord.
SCHOOL CENSUS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-28
CIGARETTES.

7 7 VT 81 TN
| PURCELL. LADD & CO.,
| Agents for Virginia Mineral springs Wa
/ ters. " - -Iu5t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-03

u raii'oau olnclai, oolh VOL posted
and Interested In the matter, referring
to tho Transconii entaI nool ,nr,,rs
..rs. am. ,,,,,...,,
a"ye' NV primary opJect Oh inc zeal
between tho Santa Fe ana the South.
ern Pacific was 10 prevent tina estab-
l,shmo,, q, On. a., r.,,.,,. - c.
-. VI 'no . ~ ,auo'sus anu Dan
DieBo eVoamship line, but Huntington
has not bound himself TO anything OK
Dept division OF business woen
tho two roads, IL will not prevent him
from discriminating against the
santa Fee In favor OF the Union Pa
cifc, the Texas & Pacific or the Bur.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-03
TIE HIGHER COURTS.
suPRKNE COURT.

Nancy Jrne speaker W.. w. II. Pitts,
from Camp county. Robertson, j. A
plea or the statHte of limitations of 10
years 10 n suit On bond for title 10 not
good unless IL states that the
right of action 90 the bond
Rad occurred or WAS barred;
and such plea must snow that the de-
PENDANTS cultivated, used or enjoysG
she land adversely for That ueriod.
The admission or rejection OF in-
proper evidence need MOI be consid-
ereo, when there vas other direct and
positive eyisence OF the ssme tecte.
East Ljne II Rod River Railroad
company VI. }. d. Hail, for use, etc,
from Camp county. Robertson, |. The
plaintiff petition alleged tses Hall
was the owner of tho cotton wbon
IL WAS destroyed, and that no had sluce
transferred one half of his Right Of ac-
tion TO the Crescent Insurance COM
psDy. Defendsnt'e exception 10 this, on
Ina Vronud tbst tho transfer nadu
by Hal to the insurance company Wa
not Shown in the petition TO bs a
TRANSACTION in when the Insurance
company, und0r Art. 1856, Il. ~, could
lsWfully ougag., WAC properly over
ruled, such Sverment was proper to
protect tho interest OF the c0npa
Dut WAS NOS on that account
the suit OF the company.
Without suoh avarmUnt the defendant
tnight have defeated his suit by show
ing that no had transferred his cause
OF action. Tho fact that tho treDsier
contained other lact8 thau those sci
| out in The petition would net prevent
it's introduction IN. evidence, il 1t did
n fact contslr u irsnsf@r, na alleged.
~ =. y
Where the shipper has dons all that in
| necessary to be done by him to entitle
him 10 y bill of lading, and the sane Is
not given through the negligence of
the railrGsd o1mpsny's aaent, the LA
billy OF she railroad company ~ q
common carrier attaches.
whom there is no written contract be-
tween Tho carrier and oDnsiguor fur
ther than that the goods snail bo
shipped TO certsin point and the con-
sign0r is shown to have bsen the
owner OF the aoods before shipment,
there In nothing TO show change OF
Ownership, and they arc still tho prop.
srty Of tho consignOr.
| Taxas Il Pacific railway VS.. CathaT.
inc Harrington, from Marion county.
The court erred i'll not instl ucting ths
jury that II tho deceased and engineer
(Who were follow servanLs) had
worked together, and the decoased
knew that the engineer wss near
sighted, aud on this account
unfit for the position, or saighs have
known the same by srdiasry observs-
ton, and still remaius In such service,
and made no complaint. He took the
risk of such service aud the
company was not liable. Tire
evidence Is Insufficient 10 suu-
tain Tho verdict, because 1t is
not even shown that the accident hsp-
peuod on account Of the defect In tho
vision Of the engineer. He had on
giassesas tho time. aud it IN shown
thHt when he hau on glasses no could
see as we'll IA ordinary persons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-03
FRANK wHEAT, Agent.
l207 Elm street. Dallas, Texas
Extract from EinancIai Report.


"The Texas Benevolent Association, con
Quoted upon stgictly business principles, 40
much SO any banking system, ana ont
bod ing the assessment feature SO raise
mortrary fund-demunstratshly the only
equitable 0ne-combines Ia It's practical
workings all the advantages or mutual On.
operation. The Interest Of the membor-
ship aud man cement are mutual and
reciprocal It's not easy To conceive how
any nearer approach to perfection In any
system Of scouting sac and economical
provision for loved ones can be devised.
The best clerical help 20 De had Is found
In the home Office, which is marvel of
sgs,ematiLed management Everything
- conducted with clearuCss sud dlspRich
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