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THE DALLAS HERALD, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1880. THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD PPOUTS, ELLIOTT Jt HALL. Intrrti at .the.Pvtt-offlct at DaUai, Taos, u Bmtmtl-cUu matter. IHU10AT10S3 Clear or partly cloudy v inthtr; northerly to welter ly uiiula; itationary or it flight rite in baromtter, and no dccMt d change in ttmptra fare. By a private lottor received last night by ui from ex-Govornor Hubbard, and an ex tract from which wo take the l'berty of pub lishing tbit morning, it will be reen that In diana is all right for tho Democracy. Our gallant and eluquont representative- bat born doing splendid sorvice for the good eniso in the Uooaior statu, and has besides honored Texas by his brilliant effirts. As ni'ht have been expcclod, tbe interviewer got fear fully astray in rcpoitiwi him atid a cor rection whereof will be seen by hit letter. What is tho matter with tin rnitrim mini market? For this term of the Galveston court there aro Hied tlluon applications for divorce, while in Sherman, for Grajson county, last wook thero were twenty-eight similar documents tiled. Tho law ol Tcixiib needs revision on the subject of divorces. Thaold biblical law was perhaps unnecessari ly restrictive, but that of most of tho slates would seem nowadays to bu much the other way. The next legislature will have to look into tho matter and sue wtut amendments or change had best bo ma le. Facility of dis rupting sacred ties begeta too much careless ness in entering upon thorn, and to the great detriment, and oft' times scandal, of the so cial rystotii. Ol'n associated press dispatches tell us this morning of the death of OUeubach, the father of opera boutfes. Jacques Offenbach was of German birth, but removing to France early in life, ho bourne a naturalized Frenchman. He was bnrn in 1810, and in 1847, when ho was twenty-eight years old, he bocamo chief d' orchestra in the Theatre Francais, in Paris. lie was afterwards man agerof tho Thoalre des li ui!Va l'arisiun. It was wiiilo ho was manager Unit he bctr,nn writing his oporottas, n vast number of mu sical trilhis if this character, chief aiming which are "Le Mariag ant Lunternes," "Lu Fillo d' Eltzondo," "Orplioo nux Knfors," "La liello Hole ,e," U Harbo Bleu," "L'4 Grande Dudiisio," "Gi ult. Oirofla," etc. Thrso productions were popular from the llrst on the continent, but it is only (lining late years that they have besoms so in 15,ii-,l!,il and America. (lErJUUAli HANCIK'S'S LUTTER. The letter written a few dsyi g in an wer to an inquiry as to what he would do in easo ho should bj eluded, if an edort was mudo to p:iy whu'. Ui.' K 'publicans aro ploasol to toim "robol claims," was a manly, outspoken expreseiou of a candid genlloman, a ttntosinan ami a trtio patriot. This letter baa elicited favorable comment from all Democratic papers, and not siiglo Repub lican paper bus Iml tho indecency to attack it, so far as wo have teen, the New York Evening Mail coming nearer to it than any other paper in a little etfirt at sarcasm about the ell'cct of tho letter. Oeueral Hancock takes the only position in thin hitler that a sensible man could take one of unequivocal oppo sition to the j-aymctit t f ntiy claim in favor of any southern man growing out of the late wir. In the Art pinto such claims could not be legally paid, and no southern man who espoused the cause of the south in the lato civil war will over present any claim for payment. There were, when the lit: pub licans had possession of both houses of con gress, a numner o: war claims trora union men, or "so called" union men, who lived in .I.- .L .1... !. .. . .... . . iuu Bdir.ii uuring me war, imi ituso claims wore nlwavs chiiporoncd bv Iveiiublicana and voted for by Republicans. There has never been tho slightest ground to fear that when tho Deniecrata got into power that they would run their h-inih into the public treasury tn pay southern war claims. Why should they do it any more than tho Repub licans ? It is tho supreme of folly for tho Republicans to claim that they aiono saved the union, and fought tho battles of tho northern side. Thoro were as many Demo cratic generals and privates as there were R j publicans.and Democratic governors of north urn states, and .Democratic members of con gress wore as prompt in giving aid to tho union cause, and of whatsoever character needed, as were the Republican governors and members of congress. The Democrats aro quito as much interested In the welfaroand prosperity and economical administration of the govern ment as the Republicans. They have quito as much at interest as tho Republicans, and they must suffer just as much as the Repub licans from any maladministration, any ex travagance, any wrongful appropriation of money on their part. As General Hancock says, this claims businoss was settled fifteen years ago, and it is only a political bugaboo conjured by the Republicans from their proiiBo brains for sensations, to have effect, if possible, iu this campaign, for GarBeld's benefit. But tho people have been humbugged so much by mere political clap trap, they have heard tho cry of wolf so often when thoro was no wolf, that they havo about determined to think and act for thorn- selves and pay less hood to the political thim ble riggers. All independent Republicans who were in doubt be'ore as for whom to vote, have given over their doubts, and hun dreds of them in every northern and wostorn state have declared their Intention to support Hancock since they saw his letter on tho so-called "rebel claims." This letter that Republicans wero so clamorous for has actod something like a boomerang. Thoy cansed It to be thrown upon the poople, and instead of orcating consternation and havoo n the Democratio ranks, it has recoiled upon """"i may Is everywhere visible m meir columns TV, ....v i. OI UULUI UI nHVA learned from General Hancock's loiter toj General Sherman that they demanded : should be published, and which thoy thought ould prove an extinguisher to all his , chances of election, that the class of letters be wrote wore not of a nature to do him barm, but on tbe contrary wore such as to make him votes. Kvery time thoy get a line i from him they lose voters. I Oovernur Hubbard In Indiana, j From a private letter received last night, ; we take tho liberty of extracting what fol-! lows bolow : INIIUMI'OUS, Ini., Oct. J, Imo. I Diab FuitND-I have hard work since ! boinit in Indiana, spanking nearly three weeks, two-thins of the time twice a day. It his been very grati.'ying to me, tho spirit in ( which I havo been received. It is not a per- ; sonal ovation so much as it is an earnost of restore! fellowship between the north and ; tho south. The 1 erats will , carry Indiana by 6,000 nmior-1 itv, nd but for Radical frauds and "exodus- ! ttir" nouro voter and ban money they would . enrry it by 10 000 to 12.00. I feel h peful. j God help us from "interviewers." I have ' beou waited on by many but never expected them to put words in my mouth ! 4 or in- j stance, the Courier Journal reporter (nut intentionally to ini.lt ad) said that I r-plied, j "I had been twieu elected governor of Tains, giving majorities, etc., etc , and had declined a nomination at the Inst hUln convention, etc." All wrong. 1 had beon twice e'ected j lioute lant-govcruor on the state Democratio ticket (hy given rn jorilies) and succeeded Ge.ieral Coke in 1 870 and held tbe oilico o governor for over the full constitutional term, etc., till February, 1870. 1 also said "I de clined to allow my name used for governor hy the late Btate convention of Texas." Theso errors annoy mo. bomo Texas papers called attention lo it. Do me the Itindmesto correct it and call attention thereto. Yours truly, R. B. U. Aanunl Ktoinoloiclrnl Report, Washington, D. U, Oct. 6. The annual report of the etomological commissioner has been submitted to tho scen Ury of the Ulterior. Tho cotton worm bransh of the investigation, as conducted by Professor Riley, has extonsive spaco. His assistants wore stationed in Texas, Louisiana, Missis- sipi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida and other cotton-growing states, and eipocial altontien was paid to those portions of Louisiana and Missi ssippi which were naglncledjn 178 and 1870 on account of yellow fover. Maps showing thu different regions and indicating the now classification of tho cotton bolt, in which urn references to the bibsrualion of '.be insect, have been prepared. Arrange ments havo been made to tost the usefulness of the fungus germ in the destruction of the worm, and some preparations of extracts and decoctions of ditfernt plans have hscn made. i rolonor tinny m that niovt of the cotton belt, and particularly in Louisiana, was wet ami unt'nvorable, interfering greatly with ex periments, ll is doubtful whether the crop a a wliole wiiliqiml ilialof lastvuar, hot witbtiuiding a Inrner acreage. l'rofo-mir Riley has mai'livd llui Uha in Lie. mai.i,;e m"M of the cotton worm when there is no longer any excuao for lows by its ravages, with the result accomplished of securing thorough and accurate knowledge of thu habits ot thu ilitlerent insects which atl'ect the Cftlton plant and how to control them, fte the caterpillar and cotton worm will soon cease to become tn anxintv to tho intel ligent, cnlorpriiiiiK planter. The third re port of tho commissioner is being prepared, and also a special and final memoir on the insects of tho cetton pla t, the publication of which is commended to cot.gruss. 'ITY ItOI'.H. Tbe niml has ditappearcd and tho dust is here again. New lire of cheap literature at Mafon & Krb's, 711! Main street, I. -X. L. cotton marking brushes at Mason & Ki ll's, 712 Mum street! There aro nine patients In tho city hospital, all i t' whom aro doing well. A force was at work vestorday putting a new roof on the hospital building. Fine assortment of tov books and gmnrs at Mason & Krb's, 712 Main street. Fresh Imported cigars at Isidore Freiberg iv. (Vs. a' 10, and 15 cents each. All th, railro ids centering at this point are doing a largo freight business at present. Tho west-bound train over the Toxus & P.vift :? road was one hour Irtn Inft niubt. A number of pleasuro seekers letl yester day morning to attend tho McKitmoy fair, which begun yesterday. Indelible ink, with glass pon, portmor.aies, pocket knives, albinos, nil new Btylc, at Mason & Krb's, 712 Main street. ,1 ust received, French muslirooas, French peas, choice Vermont luuiilo strup, in iiuart cans; maple sugar bricks and small cakes. Jj. r . iU'uhk.s, 720 Kim tit. In the mayor's court yesterday J. T. White, charged with intoxication and expos ure ot person, was fined $7. Ho gave b jr.il. Rev. Mr. Venn, the Baptist evangelist, has arrived and will preach some time to day at the comer of Sycamore and Bryan streets. Just received, choice, larg.i niaokorel, cod flh, whole and boneless; choice white fish, Holland herring and dried honing. L. F. Ut'iiuKi, 720 Kim St. Yosttrday nuiruinj showed up tho first frost of tbe season. It was rather hutvy for the first tall yet but little if any damage was done. Protestant and Catholio prayer books, beautiful family bibles, and an elegant assort ment of writing desks at Mason A Krb's, 712 Main street. Bonjam Wells, a youth arraigned boforo Justice Kdward's court yesterday, on the charge of carrying a pistol, was 'found nut guilty by tho jury. Thero was a good deal of cotton on tho market yesturday and Elm and Lamar stroets, tbe principle thoroughfares for tho staple, preienioa a ousy scene. In the county court yesterday Jlollie Brown, colorod, was fined "$25 and costs fur drunkenness; and William Ucdrick ono cent and costs for samo 0 House. Tho Republicans mot at Norton's building last niirbt and appointed a committee of throe to call a meeting for tho purposo of placing a ticket tor county oincera in ino ueiu. Captain D. R. Williams, acont of the Great Western Despatch and Krio it Pacific Despatch, has opened an oflico in Connor's drug Horo, comor f Main and Austin streets. A. pleasant woddinir oartv passed through Dallas last evening, Mr. M. II. Garrett, of Mclvmnoy, witu his bndo, Miss ilagio Bounds, of Weatharford. They were niar- ried at the latter place yesterday, by Rev- A. r. uimtn, oi mis city. Have your proaeriptiona compounded at Patter, on & (Vs., the most reasonable drug gists in the city. Lemp's beer is on of the best apetksers known to the medical fraternity. City Council. The city council met in regular sessicn at the city hall lust night, bu Honor Mayor John J. Good, pretiding. The mayor read a communication from City Secretary Hereford, stating that an ac count of sickness of one of his children, ho begged to bo excused, and as Mr. McGrain, his deputy ,also bad sickness in bis family, he wuuld ask that some one bo appointed to act is secretary. On motion of Alderman Ervay, City Asses sor and Collector Bogcl was appointed secre tary, and on motion of Alderman Wbcelock, the city secretary was excused. The acting secretary called the roll. Ab sent, Alderman Keller. The minutes of Iho last meeting were read and approved. The message of the mtyor was read and received. Alderman Krvay moved that tho mtssage of the mayor bo published. On moii'H of Aldorman H illnrd, tbe mat ter was referred to the couimilleo on ways and means. " The monthly report of the mayor was road and referred to tbo committee on journal". The report of Aldorman Bohny, mayor pro trm , was rend and referred to tho com mittee on journals. Tbe monthly reports of tho city marshal, city tax collector, city a-sessur and collector on railroad taxes; market mister, city treas urer and health ollicer were read and refer red to tho committee on journals. Too report of tho city engineer was refer red to the committee on wavs and means. On motion of Aldorman Whitla tho mayor was added to tbo committee on ordiiuinces. The committ o on ways and means re ported that it had awarded tho publication of the delinquent tax list to the Dallas Daily Hkk.u.d, that papar making the best bid. Alderman hunt said that ho doubted whether or not it would pay to publish the lax list, and on nis motion the matter was laid over for 'urther investigation On motion of Aldorman Tillman the lay ing of a water pipe to the stock pound was ret'urred to tbe committee on ways and means, with power to act. The coinmitlee on ways and means report ed as follows: Thut Iho petition of J. S. Bur ton, asking that taxes erroneously collected bo refunded; adopted. That bids bo adver tised for teams for tho city, which has boon done. Adopted. That the petition of Mr. Bened'ct should blue been referred to the hoard of equaliza tion, also th claim of K. K l.inier, nud that the committee therefore report adversely. Adopted. That tho petition of J. V. Cverand, fore man of the street gang, nsking for an increase of wages, be not uiiimcd. Adopted. Alderman llolinv, as chairman of tho com- niitleo on Urn department, slated that tin of Hit horsesot I e tire department were getll g old and lio would recommend that they he sold orexchanged for now ones. On motion of Alderman Whitlii tho mat ter was referred to tbo committee on lire department with powur to act. The coinniillco on claims reported a list of accounts Hiritst tbe city amounting to $221 01, and re, uninieiidid that iho samo he piud, except J24 in favor of tlio 1IkuaI.ii, which wasorder id to bn pnido'i' ii" l l :,c:iooi fund f T which printing was done. Tun couiiinluo u.. sheets auJ biicYtS re ported favorably on the potiiion of West Clark. Tbo matter of extra compensation of tl cuv engineer as street commissioner, was referred to tbo committee on ordinances. The engineer fKieil that if iih salary wa not increased ha would be compelled io re sign. The report of the committee on public buildings was read and adopted. The city uiar.-hal win in itruetul lo iiscer. lain whether or not Mr. J. T. Toole had any of tlie city's school property in bis posses sion, ai:d if hi) hud, to take possession of the same. The petition of the city engineer Bskiiig for eflice fu.-iiituru was read aud referred to tho purchasing committee with power to ad. Tbe report of the police board, stating tho rom:.vai ot cpucnu I'oiicenien Mtiill and William Phan s and appoiutinir T. L. ('lem ons assistant haggagemaster at the Union depot, was read and adopted. Alderman Wbitla stated that the first ward school was in a flourishing condition, nnd that there had been no one hurt as vet. TIih petition of J. J. Kaklns, asking lo be exempted from city taxes for the next six years in consideration of park civen bv him lo the city, was referred to the committee on ordinances. Tbe petition of tho city marshal asking for an aciiif oiiiii pjiic.imtn was read and rc ferrsd to iho police board. The petition of Mrs. L. J. Bath, asking to be relieved ot taxes, was rotorrod to tun com- millee on ways and means. The resignation of ,1. W. Overaml, fore man ot the street irang, win received and ac cepted, to take etl'ecl next Saturday. The petition of llio city marshal asking tor a chopping axo, was referred to the pur chasing committee with nowor to act. A petition Irom milkmen asking that a milk inspector bo appointed, was rend and postponed to como up with the city physi cian's report. A naicii ot accounts against tlio city were road and rcierreil to tlio proper committees and the coininitteo on claims. Sealed bids f' r furnishing teams to the city were read and retbrod to the committee on streets and hridces. Tho report of the health officer and the ! petition of milkmen were referred to the . committee on ordinances. Tho mayor read the following concerning innneatnot rroiesor,ia;oD uoii: Uclitlemeu ot the City t uuueil of Dallas: All have doubtless read from city papers an account of the death ot Professor Jacob Boll, and the intention of his relatives to in I tor his remaii.s in our citv. Though a native of Switzerland he has I resided many years in our midst. From his I quiet and unobtrusive manner and close I application to bis favorito studies and re I searches, he was not personally acquainted ! with many of our cili.ens, but ho was ac- quainted with and the correspondent of men ; of science, colli in America and hurope. His specialties wore geology, minerolocv animals an. I in. nets, and ho was wedded io ! his labor. His field was Texas. His diplomas ami correspondence attest his ability, and his contributions to himeand foreign museums, , and tho opinions of distinguished savants, aro ' monuments or lus worn. I His loss iu the midst of his labors is i severe one, to Texas especially, and or.o in ' my opinion of sutllcietit importance to invoko ot you some public notice and action. cry i respsciiuuy, dim d. uooti, Mayor. Aldernoin K.rVAV ntVrtrn.1 tliA frtllnuMnir ma. olutions, which were unanimornly adopted. ; Resolved, by the city council of the city of liailas, That wo havo learned, with pro I found regret, of tho death of our distill i euished folio s -citizen, Protossor Jacob Boll. which event occurred In Wilbarger, on the frontier, on tho 29th of September, 1880. Resolved, That in tho death of Professor Boll Dallas has lost an esteemed citiznn. Texas a valued adopted son and tho course of science one or its most practical and nsoful . aevotoea. Resolved, That on the arrival of his re mains the mayor, council and city officers i attend his funeral in a body. Resolved, That tbe sympathies of tbe city council are bereby tendered to tbe family o the deceased, and that a copy of tbesa reso lutions, sieaed bv the mayor, attested bv the secretary and impressed with tbe seal of the city, bo presented lo inem. Alderman hrvny ellared me following: ltesolved, that Iho city attorney be request ed to examine all titles to city property and see that they are perfected and properly re corded. Adopted. Resolved, that hereafter that when any dned to property is accepted by the city council that the secretary hand the same forthwith to county clerk for record and that he have recorded the deeds on hand. Adopted. Alderman Mallard ottered me tolllowinr: Resolved, That the purchasing committee be authorized to co.itract for thirty loads of woedjto be delivered during tho coming winter as directed. Adopted. Aid nn ii n Tillman offered tbe following: Resolved, That tbo city engineer be required to furnish list of repairs on bridges and cul verts, and that same so far as poisible shall be let by contract. Adopt'd. J(eioleil, l hat a comuiiiteo ol three, con sisting of his honor, the mavur, city attorney and ali'ciuiaii be reiu. steel u coinpleto the titles to city property. Adopted. Al' erniHii Ii tin v oil, red h resolution t-i 1 the i licet thut i g h light lie plm ed at tbe i it lers-cnoii d Mni'M'l ntnel ai d ll 0 Central railroad, when ihuro are a number of switches, and another t the conmi' of J- ffr sou and Caro'wclet stro us.' R ferrcd to the committee on gas. The council then went int ) exocuttv) ses sion. TUB KXKI'ITIVK 8KSSIOV. fhe finances of the citv were discussed at length, yet tho principal subject considered was the street force. '1 he laborers, who have been getting SI 25 per day. had given notice ' that unless they received Jit 6i pur day that they would stop work, and tne council do- cided to discharge the entire force, which was dono. This is the opportune time to put the stroets in good condition and tile result of the discontinuance of the work will ho sadly felt this winter. The Cincinnati Commercial (Republican) of Sunday says: "General Ha1 cm k'b letter on southern claims etrni gthened the markets yesterday. I ins scorns more important at first than it will when subjected to careful measurement, bu' it is a good letter and has dona good " A REMARKABLE LETTER FROM 3 CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN. Bryan, Texnn, June 11 1870, J. C BIrhRrdKon, St. Lnuln -Dear Slr: IVly boy, it) ywtrn old, liatt fiver cvt'ry nilipr ilityt ir eviiy tliH-cl dnv foriilmut S imiiitliri. 1 ustMl much u I'-i KntiUB of Otiiiiine tint-in lm tiuv, ttut with uu rfftu'ti t r I CiiirhtMHU (alkaloiil Su I 1t nit hoituliu, Milat'in' ft i!., ((., but U hiiv Kt wiirHi nil thv time, 1 rcluclitHlli dent ittiivii to my ilrue; KVttrti iur yvttv l-VliiifuKP,iiiMl 1 wtIIh just tonny that bo tii'vci had a nyitiiiimi tff ft'vrr n Itrr rum iiifiu'iii .; I U iJ'u.i;t', lo il'i l rf (u: noif 4ver a inuiith ujru, I fi-l th.tt EoitKht to Hli' thin tmirli iu ticlirtlf of j tir miili'ipn Am h rt-Kulur 1 l.t but rt-tirod truiu lmintlntt 3 ytnrn nc ami Uototiiitf uiy litue to drnic hunlm-KM. ery roin'cUiiliy, J. HOWELL. IT Stockton, Ko.. 6t 1879. J. O. Rlrbnnltun, rt. l,ru rcnrSir!-a Clillunl'i l Vhrifnuc U i!m nrst tblny for iliilln ftiul IV4M- Dial He bnvo Vvr liuiidlrtl. Thero urvi-i' l.na been iv ase thut wnn SOX ourctl by it tlmt wan taken AccortltnK to tlution tu tbU urt of tUutJfiuui ry. voiiih truly, UACX is MITCHELL, Draff gists. rnoM A PROMINENT DFUQ FIRM. Chllllcotho, Mo., Jnly 30,879. J. O. KtrharcNon, St. LouUMy Deal Mri-iitM'eu Hoiiiotiuuic vhiiudIa; IE you ran tmikn niiv use of ii iileun do io. V Unvn told luimlri-dH uf bottles with like reitulta. Vour frimiilH. litiyce & Ostranrter. Thli U to certify tlmt I Imd tbe Ferr and Akiih 1 lil m ftutnmrr nnl tbn r of niM-(h)rtl of it Iml i h of (JitTord's frbrl fiig promotly ciimmI It. It U tbe ipeedi e&t cure X have kuoivu of. CEO. SAILOR. HE STILL LIVES I Offlceof TT. E. Novelty Mfir. Co., New York CUy, AuRiut 9, 1878. My liiir Sin I-'or over two years I hnvo hlul ver mid Aue, nnd lifter trying every ttitne I took otie-hnit bottle of I'llfTurit'it Febrifuge, Mint il rureil mo OMrmmtontlv. 1 lell,ive my enKO vrontil IiHVAbuen fiilnl bait 1 not found till, lit luiil. Your, truly, 11. TV. FOOT., Mnnnger ' U. S. .MsCo.' GENERAL AGENTS: RICHARDSON ACO-St. Louis. TOR SALE EVERTWHXRE. ORITIARY. Pi H AY ..,nl. Iiifniit suphtrr f Jmevh Hiul l.i.iitto llurwav, (leiarled tt l lllrit MS i,m., Oi tniiur.'l, Ksni. Aeil 11 moiiihs. Hlie whs burled Ht the City Cemetery on Monday .vciiIiir, t S o'oloi! , Rev Mr "Smith of the Floyd street M. K. Chnreli, oitt IsUng. NfF.t IAI. MITKTS. SW8TOI Kli01.HKUS .Vl'.KI'INU -OlTtcn oftliitlile.wo.Texns,t Mexican Central Itntl viy oom imiiy, UalUs, Tex., Sint.il, isc.-Uy order of the H mid of Dlrm tors of thoChlruRO, Texas Slexl.iin 1'vntr.il Hallway com lnny notleo la hereby civen tonll stocEholders of said ciiiHnny lo attend a regular annual meettUR ef nald atorkholilcrs to bo held at the ottleoof tho eompai,-In the elly of Dulls, state of Ttxns, on tlio 1st ilny of Novrmher, lss, nr tlie purinsvof eii'in'iini; and n tucliui; by-laws ftr said eoiiip iiiy and r r.-itiuit to tho orderof said ltuinil i.f IMr.etnrs liotlcn to also given to said stockholders to intend a meetliigof thetookh..lili.is or said conii any to he hold at tlieoMnwi.v's olllce, Iu the city of Halloa, stuto ofTi-MiH, on the -JTIli dayol Novmnher.lSfO, for tli" ur;in.'u of eonslder Ing and sanctioning the borrow'nK of money not to oxeeed twenty thonsnnd uotliirs on each mile of said railroad by said company, to be eenrd by the bonds of tho- ooinpany, nyd a trust deed upon Its pioperty and francblae, the forms thereof being on file In the office ol the company. DANlkL It. HALE, A. K. Hekmctt, Beo'y. President. jiTHE MOST COMPLETE STOCK Dry Goods, Clothing BOOTS, SHOES and O A R P E T S AT F. MITTEN THAL'S, 606 ELM (I,ir stock hns been pun red by Mr. A. itlentlial, one ot tlie llrm, and the resilient buv In New York, who tins no npial in selection Foods for ,j,i8 Illlirkl.ti n,,tl6 l.oiiislil Urn btiii-k SI "u retail a,lvi"'"'l!6 W8 Bre auk' 10 81 " loW('r e lowest la wholesale as wed ii We call Hie attention erthe piilille to enr Carpeta. which our buyer has paid the irret Utenllon Hi HclmliiK the laie-t iiml n,(,a uouitllul pattern In the market, and we uffer thi same t r shIo utllie lowest Urines. l"B IJoiiie uml see ll before i-nrchii-l- g elsewhere. A. :ks. e. Wilt receive dnrln T".J T 1'ri u MACirn Dl iUJL - iliU MILMMEKY - LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS Kver brought to Dallas. tST Hue Notice will ! aivn of tli Omni in jr. -t ron Grents, Ladies and Children, SIZE, aUALITY AND PRICE. One of the lai-crosf stocks of Kufs ami Shoes in tho State to select Irom. -No trouble to show soods. 702 ELM STREET, Corner 31 r. E. U. IIAUiJV SuiicrluteiiUa our liistom-JIiule Dcpartmoa PRICE QUALITY and FIT To Suit tho Most Fastidious. JEWEI.RT. NEW FALL DESIGNS qW E"W El 3La r -r .v, Ko Jen elry Hoime in tho Sonth hi.Mn belter Nelertlon. Onrtrk In Immense. SLTII THOMAS CLUCKS, .Silverware iui .jm (a'Ios, Diamond autl Fine Watcher a Specially. An Futllea Variety ol ISing and sivellies. We are prepared to do Watch and Jewelry Repairing in all branches; also Engraving. ?-Ovdors i,y mall wl, vet,elvc rollll,t attention and satisfaction guaranteed .'tS KlsTE IP FLY & SOIT 614 MAIN ST., I KHWAX HUOS. ) Htw Turk. J. B. DKU11Y, LEHMAN, ABRAHAM & CO., COTTON FACTORS AND COCMISSIOZST MEECHA ITT S Cor. 0UAY1ER & U.VKOXXE K. A M. T.olimnn, JfewYork. It. Ahraliain. ) , vwio.li. J . Mirks, S-Xew Orleans J I Mess. FIRE AID MARINE KFKFOOT & ISPKKFOKD, Ag'ls. OFFICE No. IU Lamar St., . DALLAS, TEXAS 3TlNSURE Buildings and Stocks, Flour ing Mills, Cotton Gins and Contents, Dwe ings, Farm Property, &e., &c, STREET. & E. MITTEXTIIAL. chesnut, the present week, the A Ti. T n-1 -m r-ri - iUMT TUCJK AND - E r a of l'OYDKAS, DALLAS. -IS- ISr .(.v? DALLAS, U EiiM w, i)i:nnco ( -MoutK Montgomery, Ala. WITH STS., NEW ORLEANS, La. Correspondents in Liverpool. B. Njwgns & Oi , Mess. L Rosenheim & Sous.