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quaint exiraot liom Percy ' KellqueJ Edt.)
iahjr doit lour balrd tae drop wi bluld,
, Kdward. fcdward?
(t'llirdil'iiourbtlnl Bwilropwi blutuT
ind quhr aeat mug; o?
O, I ha kt.led my hauke sae a-iild.
tltlior, .Milber:
O, I killed my hauke a.e cuul;
And 1 bad uao inatr bot lieu, O,
ifour haukJs bluld wat never sae re Id.
" lid ward, Edward;
Zoa-fJiaukU hluld wan never aau mid,
Sly rvld sod I Udl the, O.
- 0, 1 hjS klltiei my rutd-rom ateid ,
r aiiuier, .Milher:
V, l kmich my reia-roau Held,
j That ert was sao filr and Iree, O.
Zour ateld wat auld, and i hae rat mnlr,
Kdward, K lwrd:
Zonr Held wai auld, and ailnf-Mauualr,
Sums oilier il tile .a Urle, U.
O, I baa killed my fadlr delr,
,., ... .... , , Milher, Milber:
0,1 has killed my fadlr dir,
Alas! au 1 wan la nine, U!
And qiihatten ienauce wul zi drip fi.nhii,
. , F.dwnrd, Kuwarir.'
Acd iinliatten penance wl izadrlefor that?
My n.tr ,u, now tell me, o,
lie set my fultiu z.uin-r lumt,
, Milber, Wither-,
lie aet my felt In zind-r boat.
And llu lareovlr the sea, O.
Ana mihut wul zs doe wi' lour t iwires rour
... Kdward, Edwerd?
Ana ((tin it wul ijilos v z,ur tuwlrs and
& I'lir ua i
Tliat Were ao fair to st e.O?
lie let tuainu etaad til tliny d..n fa',
, , - Hlilier, Ml. her:
lie let thnme stand 111 tliy dmin In',
For tliure nuvlr uiuir maim 1 btie, O.
And qiihalwul ze lclve to zjurbairiia and zanr
KiHvnnl Vila.nr.14
Andqihat wul lulve to zuiirbalrm uud'aiur
wi its,
yuhan aeganxovlr tli aoa, OT
The wald la room , late tli-m lieK Uirow life,
. MitliiT, Jllihcrj
Tne warlj Is rnim, lot I limn iu throw life,
. or tbamo nuvlr nulr wul I nw,0.
And q uh at wul to
doir,
lelve to zour aln niHhe
fTilipiirl 1T.l.....lq
i""'n wuizeieivo to niiir aln luitlii-r
m My ilplrson, now tll in, O.
Tin curse of hell frao ine li 7.9 belr,
. . Hltht-r, Mihri
The onrae ot lie 11 frai me Bull zu belr.
elc oaimafH"! r ivo to me, o.
letter From Bfew Wrlemm.
O)rrespondoaojof the Herald.
New Ouleaks, May 11, I.shi .
Ye-'terday wet an inturostine day with
New Orleans, and mado forovor raoinorab'e
by tha tributi of Jmirdtion, rospoct and
love piid to tha glori.iu and chivalrie
narao'.oroftho socond Jackson, illustrious
nam. By 4 0 clock in tha afternoon some
10,000 peop'e had assembled at the Metairo
Kidge ctmoleiy to witnosj the unvoilinR of
tuo stalueof timol "Slouewall" fame. The
monument there consecrated U of moat
cnao assign, while elegant and artistic of
execution. It 13 a p'aia marblo shaft, some
thirty-fiye feet of length fnra base to top.
Ha is dreapd in cavalry ui iform.
The statu'e ii J;;it tea', fl e innhes tall, and
reproeonta
UllXKllAL T. J JACKSOV
in a standing position, u-portadby sword,
with his right (not to tha Iront, !- arm
uviginn oy me siao, ana !'--
aiigniiy oievaua, resting
He is drossod In cavnly'
in tna raouna lb
Taulls.
The army of nori'
to IccVau.'P'oas the.
t.atofth': f f I
obnoxious
Tin
?uno
trui'i and
is an J
1 socL
1 1 r nrn
ill 111 I"
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in-
A Pa IIima hImi!m tK.tii..:AK. i I mt . .. ... . .
, uutuuuua, iu wuitu 1 mo .ugmentauon tor toai rear reached no
owwioiiiMti.iij.iT thousand ; lest a sum than 114,000 OOOf. Tha progress
bales or tha staple. Mr. B. has handled this , of the railways during the last four yea is
j moras,
past season in these yards neatly 300,000
bales ot cotton. xt year he adds anotLer
press to his list Tha Tyler and the Morse
presses are those in use. He is now experi
menting with a patent machine, which, by
meant of compreued air, is made to tie the
iron band and cut cfl' the ends. The inven
tion is said to be a treat improvement over
the hand work. By aid ot a "splicing ma
chine," tha odds and ends and waite small
pieces of tha bands or ties are rapidly
spliced tocether and staud the same pressure
a the tie diea itself in its original shape.
This it a big saving to a large press.
New Orleans is liking steps to become
a rnr.it I'oht,
that it to say to so regulate her wharvoi and
landing that vessels, steamnrs, barges nnd
other craft may come up, load and discharge
cargoes without cost of wharfage. Add to
this the other facts that the jotties preserve,
tho required depth of water lor the largest
of crult. and that the New Orlai.s & Pa::Qo
railroad will be completed this fill, and you
will understand why real esNto is daily
Improving in value, and that tho population
is increasing. To guard again.-t fevers, etis.
greatest sanitary precautions are being
taken by the citv. and bv its rni.lnnu in it'll
th ) districts. It would thus semn that tha
doith is boginuing at last to roach tha Cres
enl v.'ity. jf,
A PriiKiiuitlciil Jiulxe.
A VI i. .... ......
11 uiugrapuur 01 judge Ulack'ord, writirg
in mo southern Law Keviow, shows that the
judgo did not bolieva in do mluimis. In pro-
paring hit opinions and tho matter fur his
reports, ho studied the art of punctuation; he
read the best books for stylo, searched the
latest reports for law, and as far as possible
remodelled the opinions of his associates un
til, it is said, tlioy became like his own.
dear, compa-it and complete, carrying no
weignt ot immaterial discussion and losing no
we'ght throuih orammatical
cal cracks. "lin w9 eauallv (IX 1111 in tho nan
and spoiling of words." It is stated that
while his eighth volumo was in press
he delayed tho entire establishment
three das in order to determine the orthog
raphy of tho word "jenny," a femalo ass. lie
bad written it with a "g," but Undine it
spoiled dillercnlly he was not content t i pass
it until every book in his librarv ha i been
Marched, paying $125 for thed- nyoa -ion-ed
to the press .and printers, the w rd
"muloy," a cow without horns, raw' him
groat trouble. He traced it to the Iri-h
"molleu'thonamoofabrecd of cattle in
irou-na, spoiling it m u 1-e-y, although he
never fuli aatislled with having sutl'on'd the
ubo of the word, e-pacially as it had boeu
ignored by lexicographers.
It is staled that Mr. Judah, n prominent
lawyer of tho s'.te, boasted that he secured
the delay of a decision for three years bv
simply sugecnire lo his
case in hand, that Chancellor Keatand Judge
fctory dill, red in thoir manner of spelling tne
word "eltemosynary." Oov. l'ortor.whon a
practising lawyer, on one occasion discovered
the word "optionnrv" in ono of .1 urine Smiths
opinions. Ho notod it, m requested, indicating
that there was iiosueh word. (In i, i
several months thereafter at tho announce
ment of hi appointment as supremo court
reporter. Ho sought the governor who had
made tho RDnointniont to ti.mt.if l,w
edgment, but ho referred him to Jurl
Blackford, who I ad uruerl
on tho ground of his discovering the error
aforesaid. But in eatinw nd i'riL! ,
enforced the maxim d,i
u',fordays on crackers and checsa, and ban
1? le(i flva I,l,lltici11 ff't'nds on a boltlo of
A ;MW,i'"n wwerackert and two pounds
.l,""J "tlel Od a lliondl. Crarbin,. ,V, .1..11.
worthy ;of examination. In 1877 the total
receiutt were S845.000 OOOf : in 187 the
exhibition year, 905.000.UOOf.; in 1879 the in
crease wat lest marked; but last veer the
amount re tittered wat no lets than 1,02S,000,
OOOf. Nor can it be ta:d that this prosperity,
at was the rase in India in famine times, i
oingto the movements f wine and cor.,
resulting from scarcity in certain districts, ( r
to the increased mileage open. Tho i ti,
ninntalion per kilometre was from 8,895r; in
1S77 to 9.499f. in 1380. Tha increasing
wealth of Franca Is astouudingr, and indicates
an amount of prosperity which hat never
oven been approached under any other form
ot government,
Mow lu Mtike lonrarlf I nlmppy.
In the first place, if you want to make
yourself nvserable bo sellish. Think all the
time of yourself and your things. Don't care
about any but yourself. Never think of
enjoying the satisfaction of seeing others
happy; but rather, if you sea a smiling face,
be jealous least another should orj iy what
you have not. Envy every ono who is better
off in any respect than voursolf; think
unkin My towards them, and if any one comes
noar your thingt snap at them like a mad
dog. Contend earnestly for everything that
is your own, though it may not be worth a
pin. Never yield a puint. lie very sensitive,
and take everything that is said to you in
tha most serious manner. Bo jealous ol your
friends li at they should not think enough ol
you ; and if at any time they should seem to
neglect you, put the worst construction upon
their conduct.
Letter Mat.
The following is a list of letters remaining
in the l'osloflice at Dallas, Dallas county, for
tna weeu ending Jlay 'Z, 1881, which
if not called for in four weeks, will be sent
to tho Dead-Letter offlco. Parties calling for
tuna iei.era win pioase say "advertised.
Tn British govnrnmut has informd lb
French minister thit It will bn i!issatUuc
a Harbor to impsrtant ni oiirw iviumua
tha hands of any European power,
S&TSwol on (1
.A-fi'AHilnft ti
ll quarter of a million.
t ... ...... 1
JoorXlu diud worth
AiteedoloN otm llnll Iof.
Tha northorn suction of this city, says a
By tbJ Baltimore epocial, was thrown Into tha wild-
tame tokan the United Statot tjovernmont oil ttato of excitomont, by tho torriblo attack
evi Inform all othor powers that it will not 0n a number of porsonj by an infuriated bull
oonsont to the conttruction of the Panama poff tufforing with hydrophobia. Vot t.mio
canal, unless it ba under Us control and man- me pajv Mr. Jamos E. Epply, who rosldes
agement
Tim divarsloa of grain from lt heretof
usual easU'rn railroad and water routes ,n
New York, to tho river ruto via t
Orleantteemitbava atl'ecled 'Briouju,
Carrying trade of that city. Freltav(liy
Buropa for tho pat fow weekt lronvt priost
havo been exceedingly low. O'
thta.lt to true, Ulhn fact f,,v w
number of vesselt havg latter,.!.
with Immigrants, carta are BCittterot
. , .i lloated, at li ltd.
caro have rjjimVl iwiy(
" 9. ,. ildrootia above the dead.
After tho address of Ocniral Lee, Mr.
Titlerson Davis wm called tor, wbercupou
ha arose and spoke to the audience for a few
moments, and in thocourie ot bis remarks.
hs tid: He (Jackson) died believing, ail
st' 11 believe, that tho con ltdc racy ought to
hve succeeded, for it wat founded on tho
- pr nciplet of right and justice.
Frouilho Melairo Hidge cemetery I went
o n to
tiik si'AMsii rent,
a fairy ipot Indeed. ;ln two yean' time these
Grounds havo been made what they are a
Slice where thousands congregate each even
ig to enjoy the cooling bretr.tt of the lake,
tome seven niilit from the city, llere are
elegatt shelled walks, green twards, Ice
cream ia!o.)ns, and all manner of aiimso
metitt for yeurg, middle tged ai.d old. Like
Central Park if New Vmk, ai d Fairmount
ot PuiUdelphia, and Druid ot Baltimore, we
hive interior lakes, with twain and Uih and
crocodi'c, etc; menagerie with animals
and birds; swings, velocipedes and
biby carriages lor children; pony
luiu.unr, iuiuu urawn oy two onotland-
ers, so mo by goats, and soma by Newfound
. land dogs; the famous Chintio puzzle
lahtrlnth, tailing-boats and rowing; dance
nan oi unmentu utinens'oni, wboro scores
id tcorea of youDg ladles and Bentlamen
ploatanlly jail the ever.irgi; and all free of
cost, tave the railroad laio, 'M els. for the
round trip. The enliro place it illuminated
by ten electric HgbU.wLicb mike it at bright
Mm Jam WV.
mm uj auo
TBLU'QOKK IYSTEM
0atet here In at perfect a mtnnor I
lUDDote at it does elsewhere. It normr.te.
the whole city, and evoryono Is laudatory of
iU many conveniences. But ugly mistakes
are tometlmct made, such for instance at
that by a lady recently, who telephoned to
her husband down town, "Come, David, to
dinner at once, I am alone and await vou,"
which, by an accident,and a wrong Uanifor by
. the clerk, wat tent to an old beiu of hers.
cotton factor here, and read, "come, dear
to dinner, eto. Too lady wat astonished
when Mr. 8. arrived a fsw m
menu aftor and in person acknowl
edged ' receipt of the roeMtge. So
let our Dal at friondt take a letson. There
it t line from here to Vlcktburg, via other
polcu In the inurior oriuiiianaand Mis
tlatippl, whereby mestaiet are transmitted
tome 248 miles, and the Intonation! oi a
friend's voice distinctly discernible.
I visited thlt morning tome of
TBI COTTojt rnuiM.
mainly those managed by Metier. Sam Boyd
on tho northern boundary of this city, has
been tho ownor of two of thesa dangorous
boasts, and has kept thorn conlltiod in tho
rear yard attached to his residence. This af
ternoon ono of tho dogt ferociously attacked
the othor, and, while they were engaged in a
dosporato light, a colored girl belonging to
tuo uou so went to mo back door to endeavor
to U'paralo them, but no sooner did she make
ber appearance than one ot thorn, frothing at
the mouth, toi.eil her by the left leg, and tore
a great pioce of llosh from the calf of the
limb, btriuken with tenor and pain, tha
girl screamed for holp, and Mr. William
ibompson, who was passing at tha tiino,
came to nor asUtance and II rod at l ho
animal through tho fence with a rovolver.
The ball missed its mark, and Mr. Thompson
lli'-n cliuied to tho top of the fence to secure
a letter aim for his next shot. No sooner
Oi l tho maddened beast teo him than it
lca;ed for hit throat, and, geltiog a savage
li ild, together they fell oil tho fence into the
tlreoL Mr. Thompson, who it a powerful
man, fought desporatoly, and Dually succeed
ed in getting away from the animal, but not
until his coal and shirt were toru from him
and bo was leveroly bitten in the throat and
breatt. Tlo dog then ran madly down
Maryland avenue, and hit next victim wat a
( hud named E ldie Sinitu, ton ol ono of our
le.adi-g dry-gooJs merchants. Dashing at
l',e boy, the dog throw him djwn and bit and
toro tiu flesh from a dozen parts of his
body. Faintirg and blooding, tho child wat
picked up ai.d carried to his lather's rcii
duice close by. A crowd had by this limo
gathered in pursuit ot the dog, but ho wut
not lli.i.lly disposed of, although a dcz?n
shot! were lirod at him, several of which
wounded him, until ho had loverly bitton a
colored boy named Itichard Franklin, a
diitanco of live or six squires from whore the
.infuriated beast had lUrtcd on hit blood
thirsty tlht.
I'niBk Wnlworlli it l.nwjer.
Among tho applicant for aduiisshn to the
New York bar at Ithaca last weok, and suc
cessfully passed tbolr examination, were tho
on ot itpeakor Sharp, of tha Atsembly, and
Frank V at worth, who wai p.vJjnod out of
tho state prison four years ago, where he wai
serving a inntenco for the murder of his
father, on the ground that hit physical
constitution had oatirely broken down.
Tli n ugh itrong inlluonco soon aftor hit
iuiprisonmont, ho wat transferred to the
insane asylum on the ground of Insanltv.
He, however, wat considered lutDciontly sane
to bo allowed to wander at hit will, and wat
frequently seoo in the company of a gtrdnor
attached to tne institution named Thompson,
who to a considerable extent became hit
confidential friond. Thompson alwayi
smiled when spoken to in regard to the In
sanity ot Walworth, and tome very beautiful
Virsee that the latter compose! now and
then bore out tha Idea that Thompson knew
wnai ae wai imuing aoout.
. Thetis-owing Wrstllh ri'rauce.
Pall Mall Qsrette,
Theextiandlniry Increise In therecolpU
of French railway! In 1680 II naturally the
tubjest of ilnctn rejoicing In tbt newspaper.
Aama Marv
Alatroin August ;
Alien llln
Amk-rou Sarah
linker & Holla
liiine V
Itiirilev Jihn
lia.-shlijaii
Halle K It
Hunter .Maty Jane
Hon vera Jim y
lVuiuut .1 K
lii-ntoii Ntiucv
Hell K.kIo
Hlrge Juilim O
B laiea Wm 11
Koivliu U-iaa
ItoWllH.I It
lliwou 11 W
li iwmuii J alio
Kaniam tioo u (j)
Kr.tokb Jno
Illicit N Vl-a
Komi Kil i
Illlike I'nt
liua.i II (.')
Campbell Kuttlt
C urr I'atlle v.')
L'lttca li (i
liualeH l,
i liltot
( i . ! Lorln
Col, I VV
Colli! !)H
Colnini, I.aura
C'iiiintH Green
l.'uiliy M U
Liinnli'Kliaia Hughe
Ciilley W JI
Unushoe Ifnrrv
Uividaiin W .M
DecelltN Htuiry
Henlon Iluek
Dllliu-d W V
liukim w j
Uouney James O
I've Kaiiiilu A
Dunn 11 U
Kniley Kmllv
Kdiiiomlson i It
Kllyard James
KrL..... vt, t'iij,(
i; Blnch, '"
T "-""bt E
r iirtutif- U Anna
Fo.iler Henry
Kriince Albert
Frost William
Uatinou Kdwnrd
Ciaabiu IV V
OiiiituerC H
(iaireit Julia
ilrimes Katlu
Uordrtll GIHiert
Uoddwtn J W
Uraee N E
Uimit Juo V
Halle lloj kla
II alio F
II iiiiinnnd Wm
Hurler Wlillam It
Harris t'nrrie
Hellou .Mm
HiKglni I'eler 11
Hong K A
Uollninn K li
llnnllev l.ly.le
llowatil M II
Hugbesll F
Jamea P I.
Jaekion Bub
JacKa n reler
I aniea Battle
JiuivsJ It
loliea Ah.i
Allen l; S
AllnlgtilOto W
Amoea i-u.a
Ilalen J T
llaiieCliiules
llanelt Jno 11
Hums & llro
ftussnt Juo H
Beard Jlaille
Banner Juo
llnnedlct li B
Bell Mutt
Bllih l lios a
Bla'r W M
lioid I'eter
Bu'rkley William
II iiim:i Fanny
Bowman U-oiijo
Biaiiley Philip
lliniiiiiKhiilu J W
Bush 11
Bu klnsiliiim JT
Blirwell
liiints Frank
Busiie il J
Carman A A
t:i:li.-rrv irv
Clia Id J S (i)
Chilton Lucy D
Clark lex
Clou i Mary
Colvin Albert
Culilns F 1)
Cornell Wm Henry
Croshan Allio
Cniuliy Kli.a
Cunie Jno II
Cummins; Cbas
Dnukltis Mr
I'etant llanuab
l'ent Alice
Iilal W 1
lialer Hunry
Hniid Mary
llllluau .Marv
Uuueau Am'le
Ea8ice.TaTti3
if f source ai4aof
..il in r.invnra
tanley II V.
FtTKiHi.ii .lames
Forties M ary
Fiiieiter W C
Frlek Will J
Furiow 1'lnk
(iuno Jamea
(iault V It
tiaiy Fani y
Uu.lley J T
UiliHon Kd
liooiiman Jno A
Uraliain Juo (i)
(iralta 1 awaou
Uiagau V U
Hall Alice T
llaiiilltou J C
Haii.irMewlna
Huilrv Frank
ltaeklna I linrlty
llllllard Mary It
IlnriU'iii Noil
Holland J 1C
lloriiin William
lluutier Fanny
Uowell A K
Jnckion Mllea
.lark uou Fanule
Jackson Jamea
Jones Frank
Jaeraa A
Johnson M
The Blsi rear,
The enterprise of N. K. Craddock it prig
verbial in Dallas. Startine in the liouor
busineu in this c ty a few yoart ago, bv clon I
tl.nli,.n hn....t. t .. J , ; .
and the huyu.g and sellioe oi onlv the verv
beet and purest ciaxt oi goods be ha built up
an immense business. With two flrtt-clast
(alot)Ct in the city, one In Corsica!., and
one in Denton, the "big four" it capturing
an iuh irauH. just go to uraadock I saloon
eoi-ner or Jiam and Austin streets, and via t
. store room, and you will be astonished at
the quantity of gimp's there to be found.
Great rowt of whisky barroli full of the pure
uiu nuimrcu, wivo Dunirs open, and mellow
ing with aee. iniDorted wlnea. !e rniv
liquors, mineral waters and cigari without
end. Buying in large quaniitiet for cash, be
is aiwayt enaoiea lo get the very finest qual'
ities ot goons for less money than the small
buyers have lo give for inferior qualities
You find the same liquors in all hit talooni
and altontive, courteous atlendanU to cater
to you acsires,
A Vnlanble l'liiee Tor Nalc.
One of the finest places in the stata. situ
ationlhe 0rlh Bosque, 10 miles from
Waco, in McLennan counlv. f.innerlv known
as tbe'-Mahoney place," coupling of about
i.ouu acres, an unuur a new wire and plank
fence, with cross fences. Anew two-story
dwelling house, containing eight rooms, well
furnished; also, barns, outhouses, etc., all new
and in good repair. There is, also, on the
placo, the work stock of hordes and mules, and
a stock of good cattle, hogs, etc,, btsidi s im
proved rariii machinery, wagons, etc., all now
and in good order. The terms of sale to a re
sponsible purchaser, will be made very lib
eral, with long time and ea?v payments. The
iiiaio ie nuiiauio ror enner larmingor stock
raising, or both combined. The above is i
grand opportunity for an enterprising man
lhe present owner u a non-resident, and
wishes to sell, consequently tilers tho above
groat influceuionte. Apply to E. H. Graham,
Waco. Texas, or J. D. Lynch, 41 Wall strset
imw lurti.
Ulenl.en rtiiloou.
UieriLea: 1 hat is a pretty name. There
is poetry in it, but tho beauty ror the poetry
oi tne name compares with the excellence
and purity of the UlenL"a whiskey to bo
found always nt Starke & Hngan'i UlenLea
oaiuon, corner oi .Main and Murphy strcots.
.Mr. llugan, tho junior proprietor, an urbane,
suave, genial, pleasant gentleman, is in
chargo, and with a handsome, cosv place,
ha has ever a cheerful welcome for "all and
the best whiskey, the liaest wines, the coldest
beer, and the most fragrmit cicara in town
at their disposal.
ID A. ILL yS
Driving Park S pring Run
ning and Trotting
Meeting,
MAI 34,S5.2,3? A X I j is, 1SS1
$ 2.000!
W mm ANO ADDED MONEY
slakes were closeed ilnrcli
21th.
The following
loth. 1-nl:
FI1WTDAY, Tuesday May
uaaiBs ataKes.
Kor two-y-ar-olda. Knlrance, l-a, p p, $i s
miled'ash:5 W":!" ta SeC01"'- 0llt-h'"
Trouble Stakes. Trotting.
!,:f;Je1;,V,1'':...Km.ance,
coUd7 Onhairmil.'bVat.rs 1.. a. 10 8"
15, 1681
I 1 I ffeQ i
KRICMl 25. -
Eose! Hose! 23CoJ
Stea;!1',!
Cbaude lers. Vndanta , Bn.cketa Globe Valve., Mtop, kL and w,..,an,,s'
aeneral line ol Braia and Sliver Putted U wda for the ibove w i?k whw ,,ow of
lir oea. 1 am nreiure I to do work on u,8 ehorteat , otic". Pi. ?J f h s, satait1 1
liilcea. Nil. In . il. KH Market sirt i,,o.- ir I" .?j ,,a oH and eTm7!? li
ML.iiu Bull H.1I11,
Water Itanii for springs in the country
C E.
HENIiV LOKI1
HEXltVl
ItOEB & FRIEDLANDER,
(Succesuors to Ike Loeb ft Co,,)
R O O E 5 S
COTTON FACTORS, 1
Commission &rvlianu
AND DEALERS IX
LIQUORS, CIGARS and TOBACCO,
Cor. Camp and Lamar Streets, n.lLZis. Tr ,t
E3Llberal Advanoes made
on Cotton
and all k I nil a nt o......
FISE AID MAEIS1
li5 !55 (H S A ElJKltKJPOltD, AK's.
OFFICE-Na 114 Lamar St., . ,)AI,A, TPT ,
1 IA (
?TSHRE buildings and Stocks, Flour
ng Mills, Cotton Gins and Contents Dwdl
ings, Farm Property, &c, &c,
t Current Rates
DALLAS RANCH
llr.
im i i rtrv-jjn-ii-j. ii
K,,r,t,ree-rV ) S A.f
lorleif 20iisndileil. S.iili.. .mi. t A .V "Wanler,
Tho Finos.. n
Joliii'tm (Taaa Nelson Johnson It II
Johnson Mary
Kulley Anna
Keller waiter 3
Kent .lolin
Kerr Unhurt
KIuk .1 nines It
iJine J E V
Lake W 1'
Lawless ti.I
l.a.liie Minerva
Die Mario
1-einon Wm
Loiiih A 11
Iajwc lioaa Lee
M alien Tom P
MiiCeeJ V
Mm I in loretta
Martin W II
Matthews Mary
Meap Maiy
Mex Mtney
MerrilithJnmoiAt
Mills Sain
Muliniu Ihomaa J
MnaMiv Jeuula
Moore N P
MeCnrly Snmanthn
Mi-Klrny Itnliert
McltrldeWilllein
MolHitT WtuM
NratiTK
Nelsi n Knnney
New berry .Sawnle
Norwuiid Ituvliel
Udell J M
Owaloy L, C
PnyiieHauiuel C (i)
IVri v l.'iey
I'l, reo WHIiuiu
l'iinleJ V
Pool Alice
Prlgmure t ldlo
Handle Van
1(1 ley I VI
Itobinsnn J W
liuifcclTliomss
Handera Mary
Saudera A E ft Co
Haxon K 1.
.icolt N M
(Muite Nala
Minrp J H
shelon Mnltlo
Hiuiitoii Amanita
Hmllua Allred
SnoilgriiM Laulaa
Micor It li
Meivarl W M
Stewart tCitclld U
8iriuii tan
Hullivau C A
Terry T U
1 hoimivm l.oulsla
Tjnt"lid Alry
TravUTi'mplat)
I'rowell W 11
Walton Or
Walker J
Wvlib .1 M
Weln nil Tnmnile
William! Caroline.
Wllllimt I Wi WC
Wlnon I'liomta K
WrUhllliirt
WorihiiiBiiin T
nnrk Kilward
(rundr K liuund
l.achinaa Jacob ,
Joiinsou A
Kuilh Ueo V
Kemy J J
KMiiiy John " "
Iverr l hi.nit S
KuiK Laura
Lancaster W T
Laniacd Mrs
l.auton Matthew
Leake Samuel A
Lea Anna
l.onun 11 1,
Lowe W K
Lucky Thorn t
Mayuesn Eek
Maugram ltlehard
Marehall Jennie
Marltu Mlneiva
Matlieliv W T
Mudd rtdtx
.Men lit Ma lo
Mlnii.i K W
Moorman Clint 0
Morrlaey Jmuui
Mm timer r'redrlck
Morrlt.luoP
McDude John 11
McKiiiiion It
McCoicle Kaohel
Newman J I,
NelHill'lliniliai J
Ncvll; Uobl
Owen till
PntlelM-m S K
Perry W
1'rtillh H It
l'llllll. II I,
Porter Wm
l'jiilttr Mollle
Uernaid Henry
Blidou J It
K'lblusun J 1)
Haniltrs Itichard
Mar.deis C r'
scliHwliai'ker Max
f cut II K
Hhainllev John
Hhaw A M
blilrlev tieorgo
s i.llli Uliariet
Know W K
Hitoiinraai W 1"
Htamet Jamea
Melllnail AiiKltlt
Hllmimnil C 11
Mhnlli II K
S.illicajiiiinl A C
Thnmrtnn Jaiutt
Ttndle laan
Turner M illie
TMKtrlieo W
W altera J W
WniklniT J
Whliaker t K
WllllwiiaJ II ()
W'llllaiui Ciiarlle
Williams Lee '
wilsiinJnhn
Wrlntii Henry
Well J W -Fsrelcn.
-
Fredrlct Ouiioote
Uutuuaa Jobanaee
Dno and one-half mlleil ,ov
Trottino; Purse, $I26-Three Mirf
For horses that Inivo no record better than a
iiiliiuteH, t-.t or whlcu to second. Mile
beata, 3 In A.
Running Purso.tlOO.
Free for nil, t.'.'iol wlilcU to tecoud. Thret-
quarter mile dash.
T11IKD DAY.
Caston Stakes-
Free for all, t.vi. Kntrance, one-bnlf forfeit,
wiin !Jii auiicu, .,o 01 wiiloli lo Kecond
horse- Milelieals, 1 In il.
Iroilluir 1'iirHfl-HI'i.t t'liiaa
For homes that have no record betier than
:sn ttwto llrst. tin to arcond mid I;., 1.1
thellilrd. Mile lifiilH. .1 In
Trolllllir I'll ran RI'J.1
For horses owned within a radica of In miles
OI tne cily, and Used ns gentlemen a roinl
tiers, that have noreonnl. UMito lliat,oU to
Kecond, 6I.M0 llilnl Mile lienta, 3lui.
FOUKTU DAY.
Itllliliilia- I'nrNO. HiflO-
For nmldun luur-year-olda and under. Hint
have not won prior. 10 Jan, 1st, 1n1, (:: of
which to aocoud. Use and one-eighth mile
dash.
Trotllnsr Pnrae. air.f-ai so f-iu
For borsea that have 110 record better than
:n, iitai 10 nrst, too to ascond, to third.
Mllelieata, 3 in
Kllnulnir I'lirno. Bif v
Free for all. tlii to Urst, ft;) to second. Two-
mile beats, ' In
FIFTH DAY.
('Oliaolntinil I'liran. HI. Ml. Itnnninv
For boraxa that have run and not won durlnir
lhe meeting, ,-i0 of which lo secoud. .Mile
beats, i In ;l.
I'rultlna- Pnrtn. ftiin.
1 ree for all. SI J."i to II rat, t50 10 Btcond. f J5 to
iiiii. miir uvaia, a 111 it,
CONDITIONS.
The nlmre. trottliiir rai-u , l.a ,iiA i....
three In dvo, unlena ieclnlly mentioned anil
i-o sumiuni ny me ruiea 01 tne .Nalloiutl
lrntiliigasiiaclation, the runnliift races to lie
goverened by tile CanlUil Jockey club rulea.
r.nir.ince fee lonll rorsea.ten tier cent. cf purse
...no, aiutMui'tuiy noiiiiiiniiiiDa in ailcanel.
huti lea to all ruuiuiiirlcluli purata to close at
op. 111. the On y prevlona. fmr to enter and
1 urea 10 atari, r.niriia 10 all trottliiir imraea to
clote at I) 11. in., May llth, l , four to enter and
hree totiait. 1 hejiidgea In euch day's lacing
have lhe power to remove eii her rider or driver
11 rn-eui any rro 'Kuiie ami annll cerlnluly
mt-11 r,i i 11 neceaeary. iioiii Hie tmt
tinitniid itinnliic trnrk aim iiuu In v,mii n..n.u
tlou aiiitiuiipw eialile Iroom and coiuiietiint
li iteitfi rlKiihtroiietannil ruiiiieia nie now
on iiiexrn inula and ready to handle horaea by
ti.o dny wek or month. A Inraenml cciimio-
uioua note! la now bnliin erected on the
Kruiiima ami win .oe niiivlu u li-foie II10 meet.
iDueomniencei, which will ollord uiunluae
coniiiindiiiioiisloriiil.
All cciiiui,inlcltiiita to be addresncd to,"
V. V. CLF.Vtl.AM),
eeeretaiv, Uallns.
i'. Cleveland S n,ikl,y have leaned
lliese iiniiimls fora leimol' ten veara, atd will
give every year two meeting, Spring and
r all, m il can h.ii' the iirnn n ,,r c.v
our uiillnl ellnrta rhall be given lo innko tlila
'",,'"r''i not oiuy m liorsemeu,
put will have a Pnrk atltracllve in every
lealure lor families, where the strictest
wi win niu in-eni ri,i nut.
Cl.hA KLANI) & BABKLEY.
kyOSl rotehed 1
CMAS. MT,
MO:
United States.
iiki
i-hriHANS, Manager.
TRINITY IRON WORKS,
onier Iloss Avviuie aiul 9&agnolia streets
DALLAS, - TEXAS-
Ulron, Brass Foundry, Machine and Blacksmithing Shops. Manufacture Iron Sta
Fronts, Ventilators, Sash Weights, Kailings, Pullovi, Boxes and Shafting. GenerslEs
ijrass uoods and ripe r ulings, etc., pt
It. iHOROAX.Sr.
pairs of Engines and all kinds of Machinery,
chock, uracrt 1 romptiy jixecuiod.
P. . It ox UM,.
DALLAS IRON WORKS
PHELAN & CO. ,
The ltcd Shop on Ross Avenue, Dall as, Texai
lirnea and Iron CaHtinen. Encino reuairs. Mnr.hine Job W'otk. B!i
mith Work., Boiler iMakinrr and rcnairino-. Shtot Iron Work. Smote
Stacks, Spark Arresters, etc. AnylhinL' in tho BOILElt, ENGIXE
iu.Anitii line we guarantee snttsluction with our work.
And dont vou fonret tho HEn HFIOP wlmn mii nnt n cood
cheap job. P. O. Box 3:18.
PHELAK&Ca
CEMENT, LIME,
J3J A OfBH
THORN & HUNKINS
Lantea4 itealert wi-atof New York City ,;
house n sit. Louis mnkliiir a sjufiaity ei -gwiila.
PilceLlalsintoiiniirlh'Stlon.
Uenerrl otllce, Suit and 311 3 p11""
BriineU Olllce, i03 N Main St. WibWJ
Tnvon Avenue and ltallroad track. Ww
111,000 barrula
W. C XiOWJLI3D &o CO..
Ooaaanalssion. MeroHarr.
DF.ALKRS) IN
WHEAT, CORN, OATS. Et . in CAR LOTS.
Proprietors City Elevator. DALt AS, TEXAI
F1LLINU UliUk.lt- Foil GRAIN A SPECIALTY. Writ r Quotations.
SCHNEIDERS DAVIS.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Dallas.
Texas
E. G. CHILDS,
Dtaltr Is
ABSOLUTELY HEALTHFUL
Be MoaiKceuouilcnt'ia th Wn.irf
a .A.?i ,0,,.Y lrn"t of this powder II tint
Si. 1 1 H''"Pht. which ad.lt 10 the bread a
valuable princlpliloat In tirooe of mikltil
tale In levied cant only by Urocert .n.rally.
CHARM IVI'F'C .COMPANY, I Carloan-aad R.U.
' " .., . oaceaad rrl. C,r; Lame, j,tfUli ,
C O jX 2L
FRAGRANT VANITY FAIR"
THREE KINGS 1
NEW VANITY FAIR!
Tare Excellent Oiirarettoi, each
their own peculiarities.
rNKW VANITY FAIR. luttont.M111''
Mtldeal Clirareilt yet irodoofd.
A DAINTY SWEKT BIT;
HKVKM PIBT PHIZE MBfj,
Vie tne, te'.!!. rbllilelblat lbTS. rail"'
WM. 8. KIMBALL A CO,
r rleti r baeeo Woikj. BosbieUr'
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