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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-28

An Interesting Question fer Property
Owners and Telephone and Light
Companies.
twill be remembered that last Aug
ust the cornioo Of the Grand Windsor
Hotel, on Main street, fell and seri-
ously injured a little negro boy. His
mother has since fled two suits
against Colonel w, E. Hughes and
Colonel w, Z. Howard, respectively
the lessor and lessee OF the hotel, one
In behalf OF the boy, claiming damages
for 5000, and ono in behalf OF herself,
for the loss OF the boys services,
claiming damages for $1,000 Messrs
Lindsey q Bradford, attorneys foe
Colonel Howard, on ascertainy the
fall of the coruice was caused by the
wires Of the Electric Light Company,
have advised their client this COM
pany eau be made 10 indemnify him
FOR any recovery had sge'nst him in
tho above suits. And as predicate
for fixing such liability on the Elec-
trio Light Company, written notice
was yesterday served upen II, In be-
half OF Colonel Howard, for Il 10 de-
fend said suits, aud that Howard
would look 10 II for indemnity for all
expenses incurred by, or reooverles
had against him In said litigation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-28

WARDS SEMINARY fQR YOUNG LADIES'
Nashville, Tennessee.

A famous institution. The Alumne
number 1913 The attendance lSA-S5, $50,
from sixteen states. The 4lst session be-
gins September l, 1885. P8tronlze the Col
lege. For catalogues, special arrange
ments and conveyance to Nashville, adj
dress j. y. Patton, Professor of Mathe-
natics and General Agent, Dallas Texas
Professor Patton Is also connected with
the Southern School Agency, and will sup
ply Schools and Colleges with Teachers
and Teachers with positions. institutions
In Is states have been supplied.
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Removal

MIR. 5. IL. TaDer, the manufacturing
jewaler has removed his store to the
handsomely fitted up establishment
under the St. James Hotel, corner OF
Main and Murphy streets, where he
has fitted up one OF the neatest Jew
elry stores In the city. His machinery
will DO shipped in a few days. Mr.,
Tabor's stock of watches, Jewelry and
silyerware Is not excelled In price OF
quality by any store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-28
CHILLING a SON Home.

The following postal card, addressed
to THE HERALD, explains itself:
FORT WoHTH, Tex, June 2G, lS95.-
Ammon Allen left here last night.
We would like TO know where he Is.
His mother will not live but few
days unless he can be found. He
for THE DALLAS HERALD
some Il months since. Please write
or wire me. Respectfully,
j. L, ALLEN.
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Mr.. L, o. Flood, agent OF the Hous
ton & Texas Central Railroad, received
the following telegram from New Or
leans last night, which speaks for
itself:
NEW ORLEANS, La, June q, 1885 E. o.
Flood, Dallas:
The Mexican case at the exposition
thoroughly investigated; not yellow
fever. Positively no case in New Or.
leans this season, and none sppre.
hended.
S. s. HERRICK,
Secretary Board Of Health
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chnrnh rninrtninman,

The woman's Educational Society
OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church will hold its first religious ex-
ercises, consisting OF songs, reoita-
tons, music, etc., at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church tonight. The
public Is cordially invited TO attend
and rare treat awaits those who do.
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IDYL-NO MORE,

The dollar OF orr daddies
Is not considered bad,
Nor do folks underestimate
The little sonny's scad.
But the Sunday of our city dads,
The Appellate Courts adoption,
Beats sons and dads and County Courts
And even Local option.
Then come and see at old Glen Lea,
You'll find things Every fine;
With open door in the eve at four,
And the same in the morn till nine.
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Headquarters Coming.

1t is a fact that the headquarters OF
the entire Gould system OF railroads. in
Texas are to DO located in Dallas. The
Nineteenth Legislature at its late ses-
sion passed an act putting into effect
the constitutional mandate that all
railroads in the State should have
their headquarters and principal offices
at some point in the State, and this
law goes into effect 90 days from tho
adjournment OF the Legislature, which
is at u M, June %. The headquarters
and principal offices Of the Gould sys.
tenn, except the land department, which
is already ut Dallas, are at
st. Louis, but under this act, head
quarters and all offices must be in
Texas. The Gould system includes
the Missouri Pacific, International Il
Great Northern and Texas Pacific
roads, and the departments are neces
sarily large, The principal Offices are
those of the general tariff manager,
general passenger agent, general SUI
perlutend6nt, general managers
office, auditors Office, land Office, etc.
The management requiring quite q
number of rooms, will want a large
building, ana the citizens OF Dallas
will be asked TO provide II,
either by erecting a suita.
BILE building or by rental.
The Windsor Hotel, tho old San
Jacinto part, has been suggested as
the proper place, and II 1t can be had
it is not improbable 1t will be
selected, Dallas will do all she
ought in the premises at the proper
time. The location OF these hoadquar.
tiers and Office will rebound greatly L
the advantage OF our city in many re-
spects, and II shows wisdom on The
part OF the Gould management that
Dallas, the railroad and commercial
centre of the whole State, IL may bC
said, has been selected. IL Is also ru
mored that tho repair shops will b'
brought 10 Dallas,
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Eminent orators at Shady View Park
4th OF July.
Tho Congregational entertainment.

The Congregational Entertainment.
The entertainment given Friday
night for the benefit Of the music fund
Of the First Congregational Church
was in every sense s'decided success.
The audience room, which had boen
beautifully decorated, was crowded
with appreciative listeners and tho pro-
grAmme was made MP Of fresh and at
traotive features. Mrs. Chores Fow-
OF, IT., noo Miss Minna Vol, received
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Arri,ni. a, Mnotan wells.

Bart Moore, James Moore, @. I.
oglesby aud family, J. b. Mobley, Mrs.
J. Namsn, Waco; J. II. Lesvel, George
town; Miss L. Seward, Mrs. DR.. Rob
eI,s, NJ. Q. wellborn, N. w. Shepard,
Mrs, N, Cook, p. Ackermap, Houston;
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The Sunday law being settled, most
of our citizens viii be glad to know
that Mr.. Mayer will throw open his
garden this evening, and will have one
of the finest concerts of the season. II
you want 20 hear fine music and keep
cool, don't fail to 90 10 Mayors this
eyeuiug,
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Board OF Equalization.

The County Commissioners Court,
which has been sitting as a board OF
equalization for the past two weeks,
having completed their labors ad =
iourned yesterday. They raised the
assessed vaiu.ion Of property to sum
within the neighborhOOd Of 100000.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

HUNDREDS OF BOTTLES PRESCRIBED.
Or. G. r. Dake, Belleville, ILL.,, says:
al have prescribed hundreds Of bot.
ties Of ", 1t IS OF great value in all
forms of nervous disease which are ac-
compauied by loss OF power"
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Tho most popular cigarettes as the
popular price are Opera Pulls
s.hnni site snieniad.

The committee on education and
health have selected and contracted
for splendid site for the public school
house, subject 70 the approval OF the
Council. IL IL a corner lot, on ele-
waited ground, on the line Of tho first
aud fourth wards,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-28

A THOROUGH TRIAL.

John Dress, practical breeder OF all kinds
of Fine Poultry, Pigeons Pedigree Pointer
Setter and Terrier Dogs Little Rock, Ark q
writes; 81 have given your p. p. p. a
thorough trial, and find II to be all you re-
commend Il, Would therefore commend
1t TO the use Of all raising Poultry"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-28

Great reduction in all lines Of shoes.
being greatly overstocked, will not
quote prices, but will give You the
best goods for the lowest figures in the
city, at Leon Kahn's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-28


This morning, at II O'Clock, the
Tabernacle OF tie Methodist Episcopal
Church, corner Of Main and st. Paul
streets, will be dedicated. The taber-
nacle of this church was formerly on
Elm street, but was destroyed by fire
last year, and the new building has
Just been completed, 1t fronts on
Main street and the entrance is on
the ground floor or base ment, which
leads into the Sunday school room, Ask
GO feet in size. Leading up stairs into
the church auditorium are two flights
of stairs on the right and left. The
auditorium is 40X50 feet, and in the rear
or south end is the pulpit. Raised
slightly above the pulpit and in
the rear is the choir loft, on
the lett, Is room intended for the
minister's study and on the right a
cloak room. The emblems beauti-
lully wrought are cross, a crown, the
sword and sling of David, the
harp Of David, a crook and
Bible. There are 10 stained glass
windows, in one of them a memorial
pane Of the late John a. Mann, on
which Is inscribed in chRste and or
nate lettering: ain memoriam OF John
A. Mann, who died February IS, 1884"
Tho seats are the kind used in opera
houses instead of benches or pews. 1t
is one Of the handsomest and
most imposing church edifices
in the city. The dedication
sermon will be preached and services
conducted by Right Reverend Bishop
w. X, Ninde, of Kansas City, Mis-
souri,. The following invitation to the
dedication services las been issued:
Accomplishments OF the pastor and
trustees of the Tabernacle Methodist
Episcopal Church, requesting the
pleasure and encouragement OF your
presence at our dedication services, al
Dallas, Texas, Sunday, June Is, 1855
services, Morning service at II
O'Clock; evening service st s o'clock
Sermons by BishOp w. Y. Ninde, d. ID
Evening service to be followed by the
formal Gedicatory service"
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Dallas 6 Northwest Railroad Depot

S. s, HERRICK,
Secretary Board Of Health
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Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skim Shiloh's Vital
ger is positive cure. Sold by j. l.
williams
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine
weekly begin 9Th July, 1885, and end gh
September. Have proved OF signal use
LIST, TO students who design TO pursue their
studies at this OF other Law Schools; End,
10 those who propose TO read privately;
and Srd, 70 practitioners who have not had
the advantage of Systematic instruction.
For circular apply (P. Q, University Of Va
10 JOHN b. MINOR, Prof Com. and stat.
Law.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NsoTioE-IETTEas OF ADMiNfsrR1.
~ lion on the estate OF II, Il. Hall, de-
May, lSs5, and notify all persons having
claims against said estate 10 present The
same Within the time prescribed by Law,
JOHN r YI9H, Administrator,
No mDHaxUnod9 tnaak Dnll0s, -
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"iTls n set OF features, a complexion,
The tincture OF skin that admire
In using poEEonis complexion powder,
Fairlst charms you Will acquire.
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Corsioana VS.. Dallas.

This evening at Base Ball Park. The
following Ii list OF the players and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-28
THE U ", CR0NDUS DRUG co.,
pAILAs, wHoLEsALu AGENTS

Sold AZ Retail at Dallas by GEO t. AT
KINS, A sample package and circular OF
testimonials sent 10 any address In the
United States ON receipt OF Is cents by the
roprietors, MURCH1SoN q ROGERS,
Terrell, Texas.
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No Yellow Fever.

Sold pens, pencils, authgraph md
photograph albums ~ Paul F, Erb's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-28

Tho finest line Of winesin tho State,
at Ed \. Aletou's.
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Straw hats at cost at Leon Kahn's

Admission 25 cents.
Game called at $3.50 sharp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-28

The Fourth of July celebration at
Shady View Park win be- the grandest
turnout over seen in Dallas.
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p. Y. p. IL the most successful remedy
known for the cure OF all diseases OF Fowls,
Save your Chickens, Turkeys, Ducks,
Geese and Birds by using p, Z. AJAX
your druggist for Z. z. p, Tbs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-28

Every hrst-olass dealer sells Opera
Pun cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
tations.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
ENTREATIN6 THE PRESIDENT
To Reconsider His Determination Il
Attend the Funeral

To Reconsider His Determination to
Attend the Funeral
WASHINGTON, D. c., November ga
considerable number Of Senators, Repre-
sentatives and public officials, as we'll as
usny distinguished citizen, in Washington,
have called on the President tot day to urge
him to reconsider his determination to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Herdficks. Their
argument has been not that there would
be more than ordinary danger involved
in the proposed journey, hut that tse
emergency is such that it is bis duty to
the country to avoid every possible risk Of
accident to his life and heSlth until Cen-
gress meets and Pc sidential successor
be provided for. A large number OF tele-
Grams to the same effect have been pour.
ing uuon the President to-day from lead
iug zen in ell sections Of the country, In
elSdine Hon. 8. J. Tilden and number
from distinguished friends Of the late Vice
President AZ Indianapolis.
At a late hour this afternoon the follow
ing was received from Mr.. Hord, his law
partner and inmate friend:
ISplAxiPoLIs, IYD., November q.
To the President:
Mrs. Hendricks requests me to thank
YOU for your message of sympathy, and
also Miss Cleveland for hes kind and bean
tifal letter. She requests me to say thai
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
BENWooD.

A small bridge being out OF repair at
the loot Of the Nsrows hill road, deferred
number Of wagons from reaching the
town yesterday
Construction iron and supplies oi ms,
chinery are received daily for the Wheel
ing Coupsnys steel plant.
Times are remarkably dull here at
present.
A brother Of Mr.. Weineek, who los. his
life in the coal mine disaster q short time
since, has brough. suit against The Ben.
wood Iron Works.
Mr.. Jno. briggs prosecuting attorney, Of
Woods6eld, O., was the guest Of friends
here last week.
Mr.. ChAs. Hardy, Of Portland, O.. is in
town.
Squire A. l.. Pelley has been mosi
Efficient postmaster, discharging the duties
Il that Office with rerupulous eIsetness
and sttentiveness. II Il understood that
Mr.. W. Healley will not assume iu duties
until the end Of the present quarters. II
will then be removed to Mr.. p. BfAnen's
new store room, two blocks above its pres.
eut locatica.
Members Of the NJ E. congregation and
iriends met Wednesday evening and pro
cesded In body 70 the parsonage armed
with supplies Of groceries, canned truiU,
aour, etc. etc. which were presented 10
the clergyman with feS we'll chosen re-
marks BY Mr.. J. W. Davis. after which be
was handed an envelope containing neat
sum Of money, presented BY the hostsss ard
boardeu Of . popular Main street board
ina houfa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
THE PRESIDENTS ATTENDANCE
At the Obsequies UndeCided-Has Not
heconsidsred HIS Intention.

At the Obsequies Undecided-Has Not
heconsidered His Intention.
WAsHISGToS, November 2S.-The Presi-
dent has not yet recous;derel his original
intention to attend the funeral OF the late
Vice President. AS stated in theie dig
patches on Thursday, he has been urged to
do so BY many strong men Of both politi
cal parties, but up to this time he has ad.
hered to his decision to go to Indianapolis
There is no doubt, however, that the srgu-
ments advanced by Senator Edmunds and
ex.Spesker Carlisle. yesterday, in favor OF
bis remaining in Washington, made quite
an impression, and set the Executive to
thinking what would be the best thing to
do. BE was urged, ss a matter of duty,
to give up the idea Of leaving the Capital
at this time. Senator Edmunds thought
the President should not, at such q critical
moment as the present, make himself
liable to the common disasters of every,
daY railway travel.
The sole reason for believing that the
President is seriously contemplating absu,
doniny the trip is based upon the fact that
shortly before II o'clock to-day Colonel
Hughes Esst, the private secretary to the
late Vice President, was summoned to the
Executive Mansion and requested to tele.
graph to the committee OF arrangements
at Indianapolis snd ask thAu whether OF
not the Presidents failure to attend the
funeral would be q serious disappointment
TO the immediate friends of the Hendricks
family. This request Colonel East has
complied with, and the reply will doubt
less govern the Presidents final determine
ton.
A press representative called on Colonel
Lamont st the Executive Mansion, wher
the following dialogue took place;
Colonel, tell ne, is the President gOirl
to IudisrapolisF'
II think he is
You are no. pretty sure about ty
The President expects to 60.
! It ean &c spthoritatively stated tba
neither Of the railroad companies have ye
received any intiustion from the Presiden
O, the subject Of transportation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
A $4,000 FIRE
zhs American Hotel at Cumberland
Burned Yesterday.

Special 10 he Ssnddy Regisie.
I CvMBERLAED, Nd, November PA
Gre broke ont in the American Hotel this
morning about els o'clock and destroyed
property estimated at about $4,000. The
bell on the Pioneer Hose Company's house
vas out Of order, and the fire made head
way, but was finally put out before any
other buildings had caught. 1t broke out
in the saloon of R. N. Dyer and is sup
posed to have been the work of an incen-
diary. The building was owned and occu-
pied bF Patrick Carroll and Hanson Will
Eson, both of whom kept saloons. 1t was
slso used as hotel and livery stable.
There Is an insurance on the property and
furnitute belonging to Carroll of s., 500 in
the Continental Company of New
York and $4,000 in the London
Liverpool and Globe companies. Hanson
William has an ipsnrapce Of $500 on bis.
furniture Of $500 in the Hartford, Conn
Company, but no insurance on the building.
Cumberland has met with another narrow
escape from a serious confsgration, which
might have been put out in g few minutes
if the bell Of the fire department had been
in proper order. The property is situated
in valuable business portion of the city,
opposite the Linden Hotel and the First
National Bank, and also the St.. Nicholas
Hotel. 1t caught fire in 1874 when the
Rivere House was burned and the back
building was partly burned.
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PARKERSBURG.
Noted Land Casss-9eneral and Personal
News.

Noted Land Casss-0eneral and Personal
News.
Special to The Sunday Rsgi4t,.
PAEEERsBURG, November 28.-The no
ted land case of Conway vs. Burdette, in
the Wood County Circuit Court, was con
cluded on the filth day, and the decision
was something Of surprise, as the jury
made a division Of tho disputed land.
The value OF the land amounts TO about
$3.50 and the costs, including lawyers fees
will aggre gate probably four hundred dol,
lars Hon. John A. Hutchinson for plaint.
i'll, and ex Governor jackson for defense.
made able speeches
Another land case, Mcleod Va. Baxter,
differing somewhat from the one noted, has
been in progress since Friday afternoon.
TIE land involved in this case is ten scres.
Loomis & Tavener for plaintiff and James
Hutchinson for defence
The funeral Of the late Jno MeDonough
took place from St. Xsyiers church ct 10
q m. today. and was largely attended.
The deceased was one Of the ol3es: resi-
dents o! the city
Theo. Boyd, q we'll knoEn nswspaper
man, returned today from al extended
trip in the Southern part Of the State.
Mr.. Tom Monson, second clerk Of the
Emma Graham, which sunk at Ripley
Landing Friday night is greeting friends
in town. Mr.. Monson informs the REGIS
TER correspondent that the boat is now in
the same position, aud that unless the
river should rise gu idenly, the boat can be
raised.
Senator Camden will pass through here
at 1875 tomorrow. enroute TO Indian.
spo'is, 10 attend the funeral Of the lament
ed Vice Presiden. Hendricks on Thursday
next,
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sOGlEGy LETIER.

s.g-" Hs,s- us Warrington NOW and IN
the TItars.
'.l. ..r ...r ..s.. n ne SaaIIy Esyisisr.
"raNrroy. .oysn5er 23.-In no city
..,al. .:hsssa p zee OF reEdeucs, will
Toe !ssto Of Ircs President Hendricks be
oo's Aasg si ;aaq in Washington. So
A'1s 8 g'E'j9a o.: h.s Pasljc career having
'-s' ,'ssi ha.s TIA. he bad become to
" ',sas. aFoa uag5 as an cd re,ident Of
'-s -.H'el aua waay families that hsd
''''''sd fer g.a,s ron Hirging in gen
ia. society had concluded 10 emerge
III iasif retirement 70 welcome the in
>1''e .itAs new regime which brought
va It u fgca Psom'relt position their
fs''' @: 5yr,@s lays
>'Ha,h h's >lssa15 been ssi3 in his
a.'' ian, 10 ;ar,as, vo7ds cOsli sd to
h't3a2,,.
e'Ea so,.2o5'a hfs proved stronger
-Isa'a''.E ofA.s csE.Se.es and man
y. "a a'7.a:ng ". written.
-. Ina. gi.ers,es An tcee A. last. %
%. i'' szrssio2 Of oaa Who had ussd
- ID, aH'e.' alone bat rather as rus,
e..