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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-25
AN lSTHMIAN MASSACRE.
rwENTy-NINe JAMAlcANs SLAIN.
killing by Colombian cutthroats no
Murder The Crime Left Tn
punished-Law and Order
Things of the Past

PANAMA, May 3.--The following are
the particulars of the massacre of Jam
aicans at Culebra on the night Of April
4; 1t appears that Csucan soldiers went
on foot from Imperador 10 Culebrs Goth
important sections of the canall On
arriving at the latter place, whittier they
had been sent to keep guard over cir
Gus, they entered the camp in which
the carrying of arms is prohibited, and
where their rifles and machets were
taken from them by the canal police,
who undoubtedly would not have thus
acted had they known they were sol
diers. The four men who had lost their
arms then returned to EmperadOr and
told their comrades they had been dis
armed. Then all LETT together for Guile
bra, with the avowed purpose OF taking
revenge. On arriving at Culebra the
circus performance was going on
REVENGE.
All entered and there found some con-
genial spirits, natives OF Carthagena, as
usual armed with machetes, and 1t was
determined TO commence at once the al
ready premeditated crusade ot+murder
against the Jamaicaus. They then pro-
ceeded to the labOrers' barracks, known
as Camp No. 4, where thew were fired
upon by The watchmen. they fred in
return several volleys, and Jnen broke
| in the doors and. killed aud wounded
the whole of the 80 inmates, eight Of
them being murdered on the spot and
30 wounded, many of whom have since
died. All we're shot in several places,
and there was not one OF the number
who, was not gashed in one or more
plac $ with the murderouS machete,
All these victims were Jamaicans, and
all were In their beds whom attacked.
People in smaller houses were also
KILLED and wounded.
TWENTY-NINB DEAD,
The Canal company buried % bodies
and sent in 10 wounded 10 tho hospital
in Panama. IL rs known that many
wounded persons lied int the forest,
where they subsequently died Every
box bag or valise found was plundenred,
and dead ana wounded alike had their
pockets rined. These poor wretghes
mad only been paid of the samo morn
ing, which was really the incentive TO
tho crime-a crime which is supposed To
have been committed more by Cartha.
geuiaus than by the sodios, who could
have had no personal animosity against
the poor victims. The soldiers lett at
S O'clock on the morning Of
18th, when they carried OFF
two Jamaicans wnom they cap.
tured at tho last moment. These men,
being witnesses of the crime, might
have given evidence, to guard against
which they were murdered, without the
least formula Of trial, at EmporadOr yes
terday. The mufderers, for the sake of
courtesy, are called Colombian troops,
ard as such The United States authori.
ties baye favored their landing.
II viii surprise all lovers OF law aud
order to learn that not one of these muir
derers has been arrested. Jamalcans,
and, ia tact, all who can, are abandon
ing the isthmus in thousands. There is
no law or order, and the CauCau troops
now here, as they are known only for q
week or two, are pleased nj this state of
affairs, as they hope 70 reap profit
thereby.
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THE Hon. Frederick II. Frelinghysen,
who died yesterday, was TO the Now
Jersey Republicans what Bayard is 10
the Delaware Democracy. OF the high.
est personal character snd standing,
and coming OF distinguished ancestry.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen came TO tho Repub-
lican party with strong Wing assooia-
tons and antecedeuts, He was Attorney
General OF New Jersey during tho war
period, aud from leo 10 1868 and from
1871 10 1877 was United States Senator.
In December, 1851, he succeeded Mr..
Blaine M Secretary of State, serving
with distinguished success 20 the close
of President Arthur's administration.
Mr. Frelinghysen's policy was safe and
vigorous one, aud was very satisfactory
- tho business interests OF the country
The Frelinguysens have always been
distinguished for patriotism and ear
nestness. The first senator of the name
had made an army reputation before he
entered the Senate In 1903. His son
Theodore commanded a company In the
war OF 1919 before ho was elected
Attorney General OF New Jersey. In 1917
lilo was elected 10 that Office by Leg
islature opposed 10 him In politics and
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vIRGINIA's CONFERENCE.-THE.
Talk of the Candidates General Malone
Opposed to Running.

Talk of the Candidates-G Malone
Opposed to Running
PGTTsBURG, MAY Ex-senator Warner
Miller, OF New York, has been in the
city for the past two days, the guest of
Senator MuJone, and left for the north
last evening. While nothing positive
could be learned Ms TO the special object
of Senator MilIer's visit, It is surmised
that the visit had n political significance.
This supposition, It is said in well In
formed quarters, Is reasonable from the
fact that Senator MahOne's recent ex-
PLANTATION of the Virginia debt question
was addressed TO the Now York Senator
and the knowing ones declare that Mr.
Miller did come to discuss with Mr..
Malone the chances and the work - be
done for carrying this State for the Re-
publicans next fall. one gentleman
who was approached on this subject,
sugges cd that IL was not improbable
that Senator Miller had urged Senator
Malone 10 run himself for governor rs
the surest means of bringing out full
vote In this connection IL can DO stated
that, by persons very close TO Gen.
Malone, he is represented as utterly
opposed 10 this course,
One gentleman, when asked concern
| ing tins matter yesterday said: "The
General positively declares that he will
not accept tue gubernatorial nomina-
tion.n
The question was then asked; "If
not he, who is likely to ho the nomi-
neeW
"That is hard to tell at this time," was
tho reply.
"What will Governor Cameron's
course be in case General Malone Is
nOminated2'
"GOvernor Cameron viii COydially
support the nominee OF the July con
venton," was the response. "What
ever MISUNDERSTANDING have existed,
have been mado clear,a obstacles 10 a
harmonious cooperation OF all promi'
neut party men, except, perhaps, few
chronic sore-hoads, have been removed
We shall fight with united front noXt
iall.n
allow about Riddlebergerg"
Gle is all right. He is going TO buckle
on his armor, he says, and DO the best
he can for the common cause. In fact
YOU will find that the convention In
July viii be a sort of love feast for most
of those who In the last campaign OF
two, went over to our friends, tho en-
envy"
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Two neautiful Women.

Cleopatra and Mrs. Langtry, although Of en-
srenl natonalites. are types OF beauty which a.
admire. Aaci. one mad a secret In retaining thef
1ssnty, and both succeeded.
One drank herb and root ,eas before breskisn
tepreyent all female irregularities, while The oIhei
used iron fot the same purpose.
1olh succeeded. Now nose two great seefrii
arc comoinfo by the Medical Profession, for ths
special prevention iad cure Of all female com
plants ana tnegudri g that atilict old and young
females, which is acsnowie edged TO be the grand
es, success rs a female regulator and Iron toniS
.vef before known. 4 u known rs Or. Drom.
coolies English Female Bitttrs and Il regulates
lnd removes al monthly excuses, ohsructionl
mo tfregulariues Il builds up all broken down
CONSTITUTIONS. strengthens the weak and feeble
lnparts iron 20 the blood, beauty 10 haggaTd lea.
cures and bloom 20 faded checks.
:. cures Mysteries, Lcucouhua, chlorosis, sica
headache, nervousness, pnlpiiatnn, liberalism
prolapsuS uten and all other troubles that are 70
-uliar 70 old or young women. Send for a IS cen,
book VREE. Sold ever where.
J.P, DRoMGooLg 8 CO., Prop's,
Louisville, Ky
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4 Down Town Merclranr

Having passed several nights dis
turbed by the agonies and cries Of a suf
fering child, and becoming convinced
that Mrs. WiuslOw's Soothing SyruI
was just the article needed, procured b
supply for the child. On reaching home
and Gcquaintiug bis wife with what be
had done, she refused TO have ii admins
tered TO tho child, as she was strongly in
favor Of homeopathy. That night the
child passed in suffering, and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day
following the father found the baby still
worse, and while contemplating another
sleepless night, the mother stepped from
the room 10 attend 90 some domestic du-
ties and left the father with the child
During her absence he administered a
portion Of the Soothing Syrup to the
baby, and said nothing. That night all
hands slept well, and the little fellow
awoke in the morning bright and happy
The mother was delighted with the sud,
den and wonderful change, and although
ut first offended at the deception prac
ticed upon her, has continued to use the
syrup, and suffering, crying babies and
restless nights have disappeared. A
single trial of the syrup never yet failed
to relieve the baby and overcome the
prejudice Of the mother. Sold by all
druggists. % cents bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-25

4 Cincinnatian Raises a Riot la an Edito-
rial Room and Gets worsted.

4 COLONIZATION Raises Riot Ia an EditO-
rial Room and Gets worsted.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 20 Yester
day the Evening Post printed a local
article on spiritualists in which it emu
merated Frank Foster az a prominent
spiritualist, and it mentioned inciden'
italy that he was the Frank Foster that
figured in the celebrated Hal Young di.
vorce case, as the man whom Hal
Young, the defendant, sought TO prove
improperly intimate with Mrs. Young.
At the time Of the Trial Foster attempt
ed to cowhide Young on Fourth street,
This publication opened the old sore,
and Foster called early this morn
ing at the editorialrOom of the Post
which was full OF editors. He struck at
the managing editor, who lodged
the blow. Then there was tumult in
that room. The telegraph editor landed
his fist in Fosters left eye, closing II.
Just then the river editor knocked Eos
ter on the table, smashing student
lamp with his head. At that moment
the business manager came rushing up
stairs and presenting pistol to Fos-
ter's head, ordered him to hold up both
hands "Quick" '.QuickW Foster
obeyed, meokly eXclaining For Gods
sake don't murder me. This is the hot
tas hornets nest ] ever got into"
This eau, ed laugh, and Foster hav-
ing satisfied everybody that he had nc
pistol about nim, was allowed
TO 90. He went TO drug store
snd washed his face aud got it patched
up, saying that no had been kicked by 4
mule.
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siek Headache.

One single dose Of Bausy's Saline Aperieu
will cure Il nine times Ia ZEN cases. iisthe milo
ST, best AMI cheapest Substitute Tor Pulls IN the
world. u cures cln1upn ion, siliogsncss, sick
JJsmaeh, sick esdachc, HEARTBURN, acid stofaach
Believes .ndigesu1n, reifelaes and iaagclAtct
sne weak and feeble, cheers he depressed ac'h
gently upon ili liver and kdneTs, aliays symp.
'oms % fever promotes healtnful nerpiraioR,
regulates the lnw OF bile, ni,igatss the pangs a
rheumatism, o.sanscs he stomach and keeps tn.
srain cool ami clear
When you need a oufgadve-try u. Larp-
9oNlet 90 cents Il De- as pleasant % glass D.
y coca WISER. SOLD cvrfr'gnrr~
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held thepiaca until 1893, when no WIS
He was the candidate for Vice President
on the ticket with Clay in 1874, and
lived to see his adopted son and nephew,
the late Secretary OF State, startei on u
political career t0at resembled his own,
-iIutcr OCeah.
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INIpnRTANr.

When you visit or leave New York City
save Baggage ExpressRgc aud 81 Carriage
Hire and stop at the GRAND UNION no.
TEL, opposite Grand Central Depot. 900
million dollars, 81 and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevators. Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars, stagt J
aud elevated railroad 10 all dopots. Fanii-
Grand Union Hotel that NJ any other nfst.
class hotel IN the CITY.
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The Exposition UnIverselle do Part
Oulinaire" awarded the highest honors
to Angostura Bitters as the most etiica.
clous stimulsnt to excite tho appetite
and to kaep the digestive organs in
good order. Ask for The genuine art
Gle, manufactured only by DR.. j. G. b.
Siegert u Sons, aud beware Of imita.
!ious
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Harris, tho butcher,ha "a lot OF spriug
lambs which will ho slaughtered 20 or
der. They are fine fat animals and
Harris understands the urt OF putting
them In shape for consumers.
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Shiloh's Vitalizor is what you need Tor
consumption, loss Of appetite, dizziness,
and oil symptoms Of dyspepsia, Price
10 and Is cents per bottle, Bold by J. l..
Willinma a 90.
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Wants tho Fact. Known.

Mr.. Editor; | and my neighbors have
been led 80 many times into buying
different things Tor the liver, kidneys
and blood that have done us moro harm
than good, feel 1t due your readers To
advise Thorn, when M honest and good
medicine like Dr.. Harter's Iron Toni,
can be had. Very truly,
AN OH SuBsCRIpER,
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nrenklng Your Window.

Why is death like man breaking
your Window He puts M end :, yoUr
pains (panel. DR.. Blggors' Huoklo-
berry Cordial will put an end to the
pains In the bowels.
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EOR RENI.

IJOR RENT SEPTEMBER LIST, THE
i 3-story house now occupied by !. Rein
hardt, IOl Eliza street, apply TO $. a. NATION,
nor RENT-A WELL-FiNlSHED SEW.
II en-room cottage, splendid water, on
Swiss avenue, north OF Fair UTOun1s; block
lOOX2OO feet Apply at Eclipse Lumber Yard
maylG.lm
L'OR RENT-THE FINE BUSINESS Lo-
Il cation nj 6l9 elm street. For pariicu-
lars, apply TO Fine, Very Fines Auction
Rooms. may2tl
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Cured OF Uhronlo Rheumn,I.m.

al suffered almost lntolerable tor
ments from rheumatism for many years.
Parker's Tonic restored my health"
says NJ. Alfred Baor, of Sing Sing, ", Y.
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"For tho immediate cure Of female
complaints and arrangements, English
Female Blttors Is decided success"
DIR, j. A. KENNEDY,
Caileevile, Miss.
Spend so cents TO. ono bottle of Bal
ley's Saline Aperient,
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Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia and
tCo hearty eating Is relieved ut once by
taxing one of Carriers Little Liver Pills
Immediately after dinner. Don't forget
this.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-25

100 Doren Towels
at o, 10 and lbc, each, cannot be bought
for double the amount, at Bauman'H.
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window Glass at low prices, anu
grazing done in any part OF the city,
HAMILTON & YOU'VE,
800 Elm street.
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y. p. z. Tho great chicken cholera
cure Is sold at % cents per package by
George II. Atkins Dallas. Save your
chickens.
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Largest Embroidery Sale
ever known at the prices advertised at
Haunania.
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Dr.. J, S. Hulluan, Philadelphia, Pom
sylvauia, says: at IS of good service
IN o troubles arising from alcoholism,
aud gives satisfaction In my practice
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Like tho Perfume Wnfted

Like the Perfume Waited
from beds of flowers is the breath that
has been rendered agreeably odorous
with S0IODONT, which communicates
10 the teeth marble Wilderness, and 20
tho gums roseate tint. Uso It, and
beautify your mouth,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-25

EoR SALks-A LOT gtX2OJ FEEI, ON THE
4 north sid, OF Elm street, 60 feet west OF
Ery0y; this property is now renting Tor f7O
per month and will Oe sold cheap and on easy
terms. apply 10 u +. SHORT. mch2h-tt
EOR SALE-HOUSEHOLU FURNITURE
II OF six rooms, corAer jackson and AkGrU
streets mnyl7 II
yUR SALE WE HAVE A FEW SET 3.
II oud hand gins aud engines, I'm good re-
pair, which we are closing ont ut very low
figures BowsER q Lemon, NJ the Old stand,
may ll.tf
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MARRIED.

MAsRIED-oN THE Mst INST In
wi Bosque county. the home OF the brides
parents, ar. j.. peyton Hunter, OF this city,
aud Miss Alta Mpy Hayes.
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IGOR SALE-IjXlOO FEET, EAST or THE
4 Central railway ON Film street house OF
10 rooms, neatly furnished, cislern and well,
shade trees and beautifully grassCd yard,
IS two stories high ana I'm the lhst OF cOudi-
ton with all modern couyenicnCes; also
5JNlOl feet 90 Main street ,dlo'uiug the
above; good house OF rooms. This whole
property " offered az a rare bargain. Apply
70 SIMPSON y HvFFNlAN, ~ l. m street.
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HOR SALE-THE GREATEST BARGAIN
4 ever Ofered-a house and lot offered
c cap forcash. Good neighboTs; title guar.
anleed; healthy location; lot j0XlO5 feet. No
2ll Caroline street, m9y2O-bt
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TOK SALE-CHEAP, ONE OF THE
. best family horses in the city, with OF
without Buggy Apply 10 j. W. DICKINsON,
corner Preston and Gano All eets, or TO y. NJ.
Mheats livery stable. wuy2N-lW
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EOR sALE--A NUMBER ONE SADDLE
J. and harness horse; also iump-seat bug
~ and harness, good M new Apply 10
SIMPSON & HUFFMAN, 73l Elm St. ma.0.tf
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Bhiloh's OatArrh Remedy q positive
cure for oatarrh, dlphtheria and banker
month. Sold byJ, l.. Williams q Co,
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csrJicuibf attenti1t t0A Glass al eaSps S,y.1s5ti
iLeAt sklii- anG pnltlClaha "a regular prasifsf
s4l over the country knoasg. this frenpsstM
gDeolDmend cases 10 thr OidEs5 Nfics in trs-.s.N
~, wra''i every Known applianps ia rssasssY
70, AZ ae proved good re uledies OF "a
ssel ana ~ nnirles arr .--,'. ? whole hons. n
oHsi Tor Office PURPOSES, hli1 ali ore treaed WitR
MI IN respectful maHnpr aud knn0inT
rh+t 10 DO, no experiment are made On ~
7Dari OF the great nuuhrt apgivlox -
chpTgea are kept low, Dlreu tower than /. ~
dnanded bg others, IL You secure ths skiil
get Aspeedy and perfect lifo cGre tiaf "a ~
tL1poTtan, matter Pamphlet, q p3ge5, ssTf
Va am sddress free, ~NN
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Missouri Paciac.
Texas Trunk,

GOING SOUTH.
NO, r Mail and press, leaves q. 500 r. IL,
9uING NORTH.
no. l-MSu and Express, arrives ll:OO a. 81
Trains and run daily, Sundays s1cenlQd,
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"a ANTED-A WHfTE W0 l6dAE, IN ~PRI-
w waite family, as laundress aud cham
Dermaid, Only one who is Thoroughly COM
pelent need apply. Apply to Mrs, H. V,
IHoALFkISs, ~ Elm street.
sKT ANTED-A GENTLENEN OF BTJsT-
ness education would like a position.
hei -rences given. Address W. r. s. Dallas
Herald.
w ANTED-50 WOOD CHOPPERS 10
" chop oak ana ash timber, 4 feet long
~ cents per cord Weekly or monthly pay
ments, as preferred apply at sand Sgi cl
northeast branch Houston 4 Texas Ceutral
railway ID miles from Garrett. Tools ana
| provisions al the camp. r. <. RossER, con-
uactor. may2S- wv
| [NT ANTED--AN hNGAGEMENT BY A
~ nrsl-eless lady pianist. address MRS.
ANNiE d. HART, 4O1 FOLK street, Dallas,
1exas. may2i-2t
w AN lED-MtXlCAN BONDS ONLY
W those having signatures of lgnaclo
;daaS a9d Fueqqtes' with all coupons at
Commercial Exchange, southeast cor. Sth
AID olive streets, ST. Louis, Mo.
| w ANTED - POSITION AS HOU~ fl-
W Keeper in pri ate family or hotel or TO
take charge of linen department of hotel.
Best Of references giyeo. Address E., Herald
office. may q 1t
| M ANTED-rWO ROOMS, FURNI-HED
w or UNFINISHED, suitable for light
housekeeping. Address JAMES r., Herald
| once.
| w ANTED-s75 A MONTH TO BOOK
" keeper with $1,000 to 10 II. Yale, box
10 MARSHALL, Texas. may2l-4t
w ANTED-i0 WOOD-CHl PPERS, Si5O
w per co'd; 10 farm hands, girls for gem
| erai housework, 20 teams, pi inter. Apply
az once 10 Intelligence and Employment of
nee, N9 Main street, Dallas. may2J-lw
w ANlED WET NUk FOR AN
W infant. The best Of ieferences re-
CURED Apply TO DIR. II, X. LEAKE.
may2O.lw
| XET ANTED-FIFTY TEAMS 10 HAUL
| w crossties, which are mostly seasoned
Come at ouce to n. MUNzE -HEIMER, En-.
DRY, Rains county, Texas. mayl5 Ivy
| N1JANTED-BY HUGHES BROS ONE
| w Thousand bushels OF blackberries for
making DlacB berry cordial. Must be thor
| oughly ripe. Parties having them for sale
please correspond with the above firm.
-- mpyll-20t
| INANIED kAN tiLEEs 40 STOP Al
~ The 9eand House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs. Bertha Benson, rroprietress. HOus
thoroughly hited up. and conducted on th'
European plan, with restaurant attached
| meals ~ OIL hours, and polite attention; sus.
elal Inducements for drumners lebl0N
| w ANTED-THE TENAH NUTUALE5-
| " dowment Association wiz give good qaf
ploh@Dle employment 10 eZ psrilucod ,uary
| tnry 723 Main street. Dallas, Texas. Iyl.
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Guif, Colorado 8 santa n,

No. ll-Mail and Express arrives. l;l0 A. 81,
NO. lS-Mixed arrives. ............ 9:I0 h, N,
No. l2-AaN and Ell, South de-
perts ............... ....... $3.50 A., NJ.
No, ls-MlXed $50 departg, g,90 p M.
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o.. ......... ...... ........... -. b..
A y okplNANCE LEY ING AN AID
- Volorem ana poi TAX Tor the h'cN year
lSsl'
SECTION lie II ordained 10y. the CITY
council OF Tie CITY OF DALLAS, that there shan
eo ana ~ hereby levied FOR me nscN year
heslnnlng ON Aprll ~, los ,, ana ending IN the
lhlru Monday IA Apfl, itShi an al Nlorem
laN oil one ana une'palt per cenlum ON the
assessed cash value OF all taxable property,
real, personal ana mixed, iuthe city of Dali
los ON the llrsi uny ul january, 1850.
Sht %-lnll there shNU he ana j. hereby
levied q poll tax of one dollar for the fiscal
Nt.W lesl on every male inhNhltNnt Of the
wy ~ nanny over twenty conc ana under
SSS mn, e., ,,,o. ,,,,.,,.,.t,.,t,
Two rrccclinS ss,t i,,,s o 3 f H. NJ, ,,,,,
nos, of dpfrny in.r i1e rYrr,,t eynniisc. ~ W.
iDupirlnSi st, r,n,nc, NJ ~ tbc ,,fy .,t nl',s
, N "a a'',V', vi Wy wv vl hll'A'
,S, S ~. 5' nT VH,'0''u "S PioNl''u
$50 'fhof this oriiu,rc, tab, ,,,,,,
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- lal nj NNlprem TAX Tor the fiscal vcUl
~ 10 p,oy interest up II and wide atlnk,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-25

UOR SALE-CHEAP AND ON EASY
z terms, three of the finest cottages In the
city; new and very desirably located, En-
quire nj the Eclipse Lumber Yard.
mayl2-8mo Il NJ PAGE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-25

N UNENAMpLED OFFER-WB OF
n fer, rs elsewhere stated in this column,
- lots between Elm and Maiu streets and
several beautiful cottages on monthly pay
mcnis aud long tlmc. We will give prices
on these lots unOQunlOi any whore In Dallas.
SIMPSON & HurFNAN, Elm street. g,-tf