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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21
Real Estate Transfers

w. rs. G. Hill TO l.. ii. Hughes
8 03'l0o acres Of the Patterson sury ey,
fer sl,90O.
Gu. Stribling ct 81. to Miss Henri
eta Friehot, 5Ox2lS feet on Ross ave.
nue., corner OF Leouard, for $1,000:
e. s. Ballard 10 W. A. Crewdgs,
l00x200 feet on CASTOR avenue, East
Dalls, for $1,000.
Max j. Rosenfield at al. TO ID. G.
Oppanheim aud wife, 5Oxl20 feet,
block 10, Browder's addition TO the
city of Dallas, for $500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

Advocates Of prohibition need hsve
no fears of "PRICKLY ASH BITTERs"
as 1t is q medicine, snd by reason Of
its catharuc properties cannot ba used
as a beverage, 1t is manufactured
from the purost materials, and acts
directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach and Bowels. AS blood purifier
IL has no equal, 1t ~ pleasant 10 tho
taste. and effective in action.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21
Tho nenguo Fever

Since ths cold weather so. In tho
dsnSue fever Is on tho wane. Itie he
general opinion among physicians
that the denguo Is contagious, though
sDme prom non. writer's on tho sub.
Ject hold 10 the contrary. IL not con-
tagious, IL Is At lesss excesdingly pro-
miscuoup In this s,ction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

near Mil crossing, had gone wildly
insane sud taken 10 the
woods several days ago. All
efforts to capture him have besn
in vain. He fees on the approach OF
anyone, aud climbs trees with the ease
and rapidity OF wild animals. Hia
diet consists OF roots and what vermin
he can catch. Sheriff Smith W III hunt
him down and capture him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

Notlce
The attention OF tina people OF Dallas,
and especially the physics ns, is called
TO the easiest riding vehicle in The
world, "rhe Perry Road Cart" whiou
took first gold medal ut the WORLDS
fair in New Orleans, for having ab-
sclutoly no "hnrse motion" aud sim
p!irtY q; cOuttructiop. Can 90 seen,
and only for gale in Dallio by Gayt1n
Smith q Co, Oh Elui street, opposite
postoflice.
p. S --Oome take ride and satisfy
youfaelf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21
Chopped Him DnNn

A dificulty occurred yesterday morn.
ing between Preston Williams and
Charles Sands, two colorod wood.
choppers, west Of the river, in which
the former carved tho latter In toe
right shoulder with his axe, inflictlLx
o severe wound. The sleuth. h und :
OF justice sre camping upon Pfeston's
truil.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21
Bloodhound shippcd,

Sheriff Smith. who has had charge O!
him, shipped to Sheriff Nelsos, of For
wayne, Indiana, yesterday, Damon,
Sam Farmers celebrated track blood
hound. Nc. Farmer sold him for $50
Horse'thieyes haye bsen deprodating
IN Sheriff Nelson's bailiwick, and he
proposes hunting them down.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21
Another Feather .

A gentleman who recently arrived
IN the city from Galveston brings the
information that the main Office or
State head quarters OF Duu's mercan.
sile agency viii shortly be removed
rom tho Island City tn this, the
Queen City OF rexas. Thus IL Is zone
by one tho roses fall" and drop slab
dab into the lap OF Dallas a. il were,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

Tho Black Flag Edwin Thorne's
great play, will be rendered at the
opera house tonight and tomorrow
night. IL Ia ono Of tho finest
spectacular dramas ever put upon the
stage, IL has had an unpreced entQd
run all through the North, and seats
VIII be ut u premium before night.
Secure them early.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21
First Frsst OF the Season

There was heavy frost yesterday
morning, but observing and expert
enced horticulturists say that no dam.
ago resulted. Il was tho first frost o.
tho season, and may It's future vista.
lions DO ~ harmless TO crops Is the
prayer OF the farmers,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

nothing from them IN this lire, bnt
g. pc frouise the country folks BRING
log in such articles IL would be the
vsry best move they could make, as
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21
The Midnwer., riuh Adinurn.

The summer season Is over and the
return OF better.hslves from the sum
mer resorts has caused the widowers'
clsb to adjourn sino die. IL their
irous only knew VII At agsy old tima
they had during thfir absen,s there
would DO a deaf OF bair-putling.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21
Turcaman ana Lace Curtains.

Our Curtain Department is now complete withEall
the novelties of the season; also complete line of Up
holstery Goods, Raw and Spun Silk Ramies Silk Plush
Mohair Plush, Turcoman Cross Stripes, Felts, Gre
tonnes, Single and Double-faced Canton Flannels.
new and large line of Decorated and Dado Shades We
would call special attention to line of last season pat-
terms, which we have greatly reduced. full line of
Oil Cloths from feet to Is feet WIDE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

Thero arc 70 pAIilnt, In The city ho,-
pitAl, two OF whom arc females. Four
patients wore discharged ycatorday
morning and four Tho day previous
Those rem ainln |, ar doing we'll uudol
the care OF usaltn OH ier DR.. Carter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

Have been u.ins rongsline, aud am
well pie .scd with Its results, 10 supef.
sedes all other 20 csllsd rheu "a stic
remedies. $. Q. wonsHAN, NJ. D.
Marengo, illinois.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

Some thici esssysd TO steal tho 30.
MES OF Mr.. J. ID. A. Harris and Cap.
tain sydney Smith Monday uish,, but
as they would not lead tho thief turned
them loose near tho fair grounds,
where they were found grazing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21
For Aggravated Assault

Il. d. Coin, sCsmp s.sos. black smith,
thumped u man named GpH severely
yesserd,y, aud Deputy Shocir uss-
keli arrested him aud placed hla un.
Der bond In the sum o $500, 10 answer
70 the charge or aggravated assault.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

The following marriage licences
were issued yesterday: John q .fee
schtsde aud Bsbstts Selsse, Emb.r,o
Wright and James Ella Silss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21
Cloaks! Cloaks! Cloaks /!
Dress Trimming of the season and already becom
inc difficnlt tn obtain
Carpets

An elegant assortment of all the leading brands in
latest designs constantly hand including handsome
display WHToNs AND MoQUETTEs, just received which
We offer at lowest prices Remember, you will find the
best assortment and choicest goods
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

NsufsehAdsl cheese,
Fine buck cheese,
5sIsRer chess,
run cream chsiss, jest received.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-12-16
wAp DEPARTMENT.

STATUS AND NEEDS OF THE ARMY.
The report Of this secretary of war is herewith
submitted. The attention OF congress is invited
to the detailed account which 1t contains Of the
administration Of his department and his recon-
mendations and Suggestions for the improves
ment Of the service.
The army consisted. at the date OF the last con-
solidated returns, Of 2.15i officers and 24.7 100 sn-
listed men. The expenses OF the departments for
the fiscal year ending June 10, 1885, including $751;
lBl. 394. 20 for public works and river and harbor
improvements, were $l5. az, g69. 81.
Heaidex the troops which were dispatched In
pursuit OF the small band Of Indians who left
their reservation in Arizona and committed mur.
ders and ontrHges. two regiments Of cavalry and
one Of infantry were sent last July 70 Indian
territory to prevent an outbreak which seemed
imminent. They remained to aid, IL necessary,
in the OK EXPULSION of intrudere upon the reser-
walton, who have caused the discomfort among
the Indians, hut the executive proclamation
warning tEein To remove was complied with
without interference. Troops were also sent to
Rock Springs. In Wsomins territory, after the
massacre uf The Chinese there, to prevent. fur
ther disturbance, aud afterward TO Seattle, iE
Washington tefvitofy. to avert Q Threatened attack
upon Chinese laborers and domestic violence
there. In both carss tho. mefe pSesenoe OF Che
trQops had the desired effect.
ItsppeATs that the nuinbe- Of
pEsERrroSs HAvi pfxrE1sHTD.
bat daring .hs liant fiscal 5sE thsy nnmtArsd
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-12-16
THE POSTAL SERVICE.

CHEAP POSTAGE AND Dull TIMES.
The affairs Of the postal service are exhibited
BY the report Of the postmaster. general, which
viii be laid before you. The postal revenue,
whose rates of gain upou the rising prosperity of
1889 and 1883 outstIipped the increasing *
penses OF our growing service, was checked by
the reduction IN the rate of letter postage. which
took effect with the beginning of october ip tie
latter year, and it has diminished during the two
past fiscal years ~, 7p0.uW-in the proportion ~
$2.27p,DD Ia 1854 to $4,000 in 1885. Naturnl
growth and development have meantime. in.
creased EXPENDITURES, resulting in a deficiency
IN the revenue OF the department Of g., 2sO.UU for
the veal. 1884, and 81. 49,, 33s 10 The last fiscal wear
The anticipated and natural revival of the reye.
nue. has been oppressed and retarded by
TIE UNAVOIDABLE BUSINESS coSn,r,or 80
II COUNTRY,
81 which the postal service is a faithful indicates
The gratifying fact is shown. however. nv tho 70
pon maj our returning prosperity Is marked nv
2 gam Of SSslnu in the revenue Of the Issta,
halt of the last year over the rorresnoaa;ny
pelloa q the preceding year. The ci,anr., in the
weight OF hrst-class matter, which mav 10 oar
nsu TOT q single rate Of postage from 4 half
ounce e an ounce, and the reduction az one.
Ill o. tne rate Of nswspaper postage, which IN
VT recent legislation began with the currsnf
~, Va operate TO restrain the a-n0mrntat;on
OF receipts, which otherwise might have besn a..
pected' to such q de- " that the scale Of eTpense
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-12-16
THE TARIFF.
4 COLLECTED.

OF the entire amount Of duties collected 20
per cent. was collected from the following arti-
cies of import: Sngar and molasses, 90; wool
and ifs manufactures, Z; cotton manufactures, O.,
Tax. hemp and jute and their manufactures, s.
A REDUCTION RECOMMENDED.
The fact that our revenues are in excess Of the
actual needs Of an economical administration OF
the government ~justiiies a reduction In the
amount exacted from the people for its support.
Our government Is bot the means established by
the will Of a free people. BY which certain prin-
cip!es are applied, which they have adopted for
oheir benefit and protection, and It Is never bet
administered and its true spirit 10 never bet
tor observed than when the people g taxation for
its support is scrupulously limited to the actual
necessity of expenditure and distributed accord
ing TO 2 Just and equitable plan. the PROPOSE
ton with which we have tn deal is the reduction
of the revsnue received by the government and
indirectly paid by the people from customs du-
ties.
THE QUESTION OF FREE TRADE Is NOT IN.
voLvED,
nor lie there now any occasion tor the general dis
cussion OF the Wisdom OF expediency OF a protec-
tive system. Justice and fairness dictate that 10
any modification OF our present, laws relating to
the revenue. VI industries and interests which
have been encouraged by such laws, and in which
Our citizens have large Investments, should not
be ruthlessly injured or destroyed.
We should also deal witt, the subject in such q
manner as TO protect the interests of American
labor, which Is the capital OF our workingmen.
Its stability and proper remuneration furnish
the most iustifable pretexts for a protective
policy. Within these limitations a certain re-
duction should be made in our customs revenues.
The amount of such reduction having beer de-
teymined. the inquiry follows, Where can they
best be RENTED, and what articles can best ba
released from duty in. the interests of our citi-
zens. j think the reduction should b. made in
the revenue derived ( ON a tax upon the imported
necsssaries of life. We thgsdireetly lessen the
cost of living in every. family of the1and and re-
larger measure OF the rewards of frugal indus
try.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-12-16
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
cospIrroN OF rnr ruBLlo rlSAycE

CONDITION OF THE PUBLIC
The report of tho secretary Of the treasury
fully exhibits the condition Of the public
finances and Of the several BRANCHES of the gov
eminent connected with his apartment. The
suggestions Of the secretary rel4ing to the prac-
teal operations Of this important department
and his recommendations in she direction Of
simplification and economy. paticularly in the
work OF collecting customs dutr..s. ARE especially
urged upon the attention OF g~sais.ess.
THE ORDINARY + -~4fTs
from all sources for the fiscal az ending juno
70. lss5, were ssz2. 6g0, SNIk OF thiss sum
siIsstas,iss !. from Internal 4 tknne; The total
This diminution embracc21 falling ID of
s5s s ,ses =: :ss9 !! in the ressipss iam customs and
enuc.
THE TOTAL EXPENDITURES
Of the government for the fiscal year wers $780,
the close Of the year II $50, Ws, i7i.2i.' This Il
$i0920, S54.s 81 less than the surplus reported at
the close OF the previous year. The expenditures
are classified as follows:
For civil expenses. So. SO .942, IL
For foreign intercourse. ,u....... 5,l39, co., II
FOR lndiana. U.552 49@.63
For the military. including river
and harbor improvements and
For tie navy, incladina vessels. ma
chinery and improvements Of navy
F3r Interest On the public debt. sI i,sss. yss.g ~
For the District Of Columhia. $50, S,le9,050.95
Guiding rnhlic buildings. light
houses and collecting the revenue. M,726, 0A. n
H PAID on THE PUBLIC DEBT
during the fiscal rear ended June 80, 1855, was
50. Se3, 235Aa, ard there has been paid since that
date and up to November I, 1885, the sum of
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-12-16

| sfricttvA m thu i'm NJ ornf;<a, ~ 1rb;rae. IaS~ra-
L.rashSr 49,. c.r.ssI frd anq.yiuuA! casss 9
executive to remedy and sailing for judicial de
Termination. The condition at the Chinese cues
tton in the western states and territories is, do
satisfactory. The recent outbreak in Wyomin,
Territory, where numbers Of unofending Chi
nesc. i~ndisputably within tho protection Of IN,
trss, : and the Law, we're murdered by a mob
the same character Ia Washington TERRITORY or
still fresh In the minds OF all. and there il apprc
monaghan race on tho Pacific siope NAV tng
vent In similar lawless demonstrations. All thu
power gf this government should DO exerted 4
maintain tho amplest good faith towart
china In tho treatment OF theso mer
and the infexibla sternness Of the Law
tn bringing. the wrongdoers to justice
sho1ld he insisted upon. Every effort has beer
lent outbreaks and to aid the reprcsentatiyes Of
China In their Investigation OF theee outrnres
and Il II but inst to eay that they are traceobls [,
the lBwlessneEs OF men not citiSens OF the Unites
ialssr".s w. nr ~ n yanaipt;..ittnpn NV Inlnese
originating these d~fsturhonrcs and Il sS;sts I,
nalne tnd the good reIntionship We i'm 10 main.
tain with China. The riehf 81 the sovern n,snt ~
prevent the influence Of elements hostiia To- In
i;.s. . psscs and %sscurity mas not Be anes.
on the subject. That lie exclusion OF Chinese
labor IL demanded In other countries where liIe
conditions prevail Is strongly, evidenced in the
h now regulated by laws more exclusive than oul
own. IL the existing laws are inadequate 10 com.
pass tho end n view, I shall DO prepared 10 give
earnest consideration OF any further remeiicsi
measures within the treaty limits which the wis
rur -xnr.ssa 49, sr.r
soversisnty Of Tia majesty the bins ~ on aSe n an
gimme, WHO assumes ito chief maeistrucyi in his
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-12-16

Total. .,.-... So-2.s2z,Sfn.D
The following are given as prominent articles
with the percentage they bear to the importa-
ton:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-12-16

Total 7ak,l 2f 40
Some OF the principal experts With their values
snd the percentage they respectively bearstA tbs
total expectation Are given a. t0ll0ws.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-26
The Cholera I'm spain.

Ky Telegraph 10 the Dlspatch'l
NADRp, July 25.-There were 10
new cases of cholera and deaths from
that disease reported in the city of
Madrid yesterday; in the province Of
Madrid outside Of the city, 80 cases
and IL deaths f; in the city Of Saragossa,
1873 cases and Ga deaths in the
balance OF the province, 425 cases
and 25l deaths; in Alicante pro-
vince, 24S cases and 81 deaths
in the city of Castellon de la Plana,
I cases and 8 deaths in the province of
Castellon dc la Plana outside of the
city, 1919 cases and ~ deaths in the
province Of Tarragona, IS cases and 33
deaths in the city Of Murcia, IL cases
and ! deaths; in the balance of the
province Of Murcis, 204 cases and l03
deaths; in the province Of Cadiz, 2
cases and death; in the province Of
Almeria, | case and ! death in the
province OF Grenada, exclusive Of the
city, Z cases and 81 deaths in the
province Of Cardova, cases and 3
deaths; in the city of Valencia, 80
cases and 81 deaths, and in the remain
der Of the province Of Valencias $50
cases and l7S deaths. Two cases Of
cholera have occurred in The garrison
here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-26
MnnmOnih.Hnrh Kncoa.
[By telegraph 20 the Dispatch. !

ny ltltbIhpu 10 inc DiSI1tcn,
LONG BRANCH, n. j.. July o.
First raco-free handicap sweepstakes,
three-quarter mile-Richmond won
Duplex second, The Slasher third.
Time, lis.
Second race-Seabright stakes, for
two-ycar-olds, winning penalties, three
quarter mile-Electric won; Buffalo
second, Band third. Time, l:lGI.
Third race-Raritan stakes, for three
year oldS. non-winning allowances. one
and a quarter milcs-Eule won; Ka-
trine second, Maumee third. Time,
212}.
Fourth racc-free handicap sweep
stakes. one mile and three flrlongs-
LenOx won; Pontiac second, Vhackersy
third. Time, 2:2j.
Fifth iacc-Belle stakes. one mile
Rica was the favOrite and won by two
lengths; Strabesinus second, Elmcn-
dorf third. Time, Ia.
Sixth race-purse $500, for three
year-olds and upwards, one mile-Tat-
tier won, Felicia second, Rico third.
Time, l:433.
Seventh race-handicap steeple-chase,
full course-CharlemaCnc at the last
leap into the stretch fell upon his rider.
Aurelian then won in a canter, Sun
star second, Rory O'More third. Time,
5Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-26
GERMANY.
The BriokisJers' suike and lis Resuits-EN
pulsion OF Poles.

pul,ion OF Poles.
lBy cable to the Dlspatch.l
BERLIN, July 25.-It is stated that
the committee of maSons which has
been directing the bricklayers' strike
now admits that the strike is prac-
tically over. The committee claims
that the masons have been successful
and have secured more conceS-
SONS than were expected. 1t justiiies
the strike, but complains bitterly oil the
interference Of the authorities IN favor
of the employers. Many instances are
given Of this interference. 1t Is even
declared that the Berlin Post-Oihce
Department attempted to defeat the
strike by interrupting sums Of money
sent TO the assistance OF the strikers
by sympsthizers from different parts Of
the empire. Despite the virtual
ending Of the contest, building IN
Berlin remains practically suspended
The fight was so very bitter and thor
ough on the part Of the masons that II Is
doubtful if the building trade can DC re-
adjusted this year. Six thousand brick
LAYERS, before the ending Of hostillues'
had left Berlin. Nearly all OF these
are at present engaged in harvest labor
10 different parts Of Germany.
One member Of the strikers com
mit,ee went to persuade a non-un'Cn
man named Porst to desiSt from work
ing for under. rates during the STRIKE
Posts employer encouraged nun 70
assault the committeeman for his III
reference. This Porst did SO eiec-
lively that the committeeman was taAe en-
to a hospital. where he died. VI
course the police arrested PorS'' ou'
Official sympathy has been extended 70
HIM in many ways. The comrades oi
the dead committeeman arTangea "
give him a grand funeral, but the police
authorities issued an order prohibiting
a procession Of any kind to his grave
The Prus.ian decree ordering the eA-
pulsion Of Russian Poles from Prussia"
territory continues to be vigorously en-
forced. Those who have acquired ''en
and business are being "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-26
Saratoga Races.
lBy telegraph TO The plsratch.l

by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
SARATOGA, y. Y. July 2j.-First
race-purse $4OO, one mile-Conkling
won; GiroHa second, Arctino third.
Time, l:44.
Second race-Alabama stakes. three
year-old FLIES, one mile and furlong-
Ida Hope won; Elizabeth second, Ba-
mana third. Time, l:59.
Third race-free handicap sweep
stakes. with 5000 added, one mile and
five fmloDgs-Boatman won; Euclid
second, George l.. third. Time, 2;52.
Fourth race-three quarters of a
milc--Rosiere won; Navarro second,
Thady third. Time, l:ljl.
Fifth race-free handicap steeple-
chase, two and one quarter miles---won
by MAJOR Pickett; Captain Curry Sc
cond, Celanthe pulled up. Time, 4'jl.