The Dallas daily herald. [volume], March 22, 1882, Page 4, Image 4

About The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887

Image provided by: University of North Texas; Denton, TX

                
THE DALLAS UEKALD, WEDNESDAY MOKKKG, MABCII , 1 8!-2.
'I
i
Si
THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD.
"OUTS. ELLIOTT 4 HAI-C
B itred M Ihe Pontninr at Hall as, M Beooud
Claia mail nutter.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, IHH2.
INDICATIONS
Jfor llxif Rulf statesfair weather mirtlicrly
lnd; stationary or a slllit full in tempera
ture; and In tlio eastern portion higher ba
ronx't.'r, ' Tute New York papers lire not tukhiR
kDully to the Cincinnati College of Music.
Ia the meantime they aroivln the college
o splendid advertisement.
'
' Tlio I'liilttilolpliia Times snys that I'lutst
i.knt Arthur la afriiid of public opinion
hut v?tiulu"nt be if ho wus keeping his
promise to carry out the pollryjofaAiiriKi.ii.
t .
Mil. lln.u, of Chicago, declares Hint
ho will never enter another pulpit. This in
certainly astonishing after the previous
declaration that he had no fmtli in a (ind or
immortulilv.
m -a
Who a man thinks advertising doesn't
pay, let him he thouched up a little in un
linciiuipliiiiontury style, tliough it lie hut
by a aquih. He will tliereuflor think the
whole world roads the newmmpiira through
and through.
Hi nci Jay Ooiaii showed up that llfly-
thrco million of stocks, a good ninny people
have been soinowluit (daggered, There is
no knowing how much tlio man is worth,
but it would not ho a surprise to learn any
llgufo. The reports as to his failure huvu
all been hushed.
m
It Is said that the speeches on the closing
day of the late Mormon legislature in Halt
Lako City all tacitly recognized that the
good old days of polygamous legislation
were over. This may be true but wo will
bare to wait a while to see if polygamy Is
, over. That's horse of another color.
ARdniisiioi'Mcl'AiiR, ol Dublin, who is
said to bo a tower of strength and Inllucnce
among Irishmen, litis published a letter de
nouncing recent outrages, and arraigns se
cret societies as Instigators of murder.
These enthusiastic and prominent Irir.li
luoii would not spouk out so boldly and
uiiaiistukablv If any real causes lor out
. rnos existed,
It Is getting to be a serious and danger
ouh thing to occupy a prominent olllciul
osltion. Crau's and enthusiasts are In
creasing at a rapid rate, and unfortunately
hanging or shooting tlierti as examples is
lost upon the class who remain. Tlio ex
premier of France, Uawsktta, narrowly es
caped death ut the hands of one of thoso
characters but a few days ago.
HknatorQarIianh, of Arkansas, is, with
his usual ability and devotion to the in
terests of the people of his state and the
southwest, which always guldo his ell'orls,
nuking strenuous exertions in behalf of ap
propriations for tho Improvement of tho
Mississippi and the amelioration of the con
dition of tho sull'erors by tho lute Hoods.
Hkkator Q aui.anii, In ability and influence,
isattbevory head of tho Semite, and tho
south lias no truer or nobler representative
in tho congressional halls.
t ,
Hon k wise papers are of the opinion that
the floods in the Mississippi valley will
have the same bcnellcial ellbct as the an
nual Inundation ol tlio valley of (be Nile.
They forget that In Kgypt tho Hood does
tot come like a thief in the night uud
. posltivoly ruin (10,000 people Preparations
are thoro made and the coming of the waters
balled with Joy. There is a slight diller
ence and likely lo be some slight differences
In results in tho two Hoods. Theso sumo
Journal! failed to ace any analogy In the
premises during tho Mlchlgnn Hoods. Tho
Journals are not published in the South.
s a
A mock or false sympathy Is too often ex
hibited towards youthful criminals, mid
bad examples are not only set, hut much
future harm to tho community ere
atcd. Tho Now York Mail , and V.x.
proas takes the correct view of
thocuso. It says: "Tho youthful robbers
of this vicinity are receiving some iiituli
needed warnings. It was but a few days
aiolhntVwo lads in their teens were sen
tenced to Hlng Stng.for llvo years as the
penalty for enticing drunken men into ul-ley-ways
and there picking their pockets,
and yesterday two mere children wero ar
rested as habitual till-tappers In Washing,
ton market. Severity to such denruved
youths will he kindness lo hundreds of
other New York boys who are now in a way
la become criminals.'
It is matter of very general regret that
the secretary and agent of the Chlcagojexas
A Mexican Cental railway company has not
paid in cash the vailous claims outstanding
against It. If these claims have been duly
audited, found correct, approved and in ad-
, rolttod to be duo, they ought at once to be
paid in cU to tho dollar1. Creditors who
have waited this long for moneys, long
since due, ought not to be
, aaked to tke evon sigh di alts on somo
-banking bouse In Chicago, much less or
ders on tho officials or the company, ,
represented there. This Is not the success
ful business management that wins coull
deuce of laborer or capitalist. We have
tome of our best cltlieni in the directory,
and, although we have heard no expression
ol opinion from tkem on. tl,
ubjeel, we question much, If as practical
Business men they will suiter their names
, .to remain in ooimtotlnn with a cororatlon
ttial It not more prompt In, the liquidation
of matured obligations. If a debt has lo be
. aetlled, better It be settled wbon It matures
than sometime afterward. We assume thai
the) agent how here and sent here for the
r.r,,- awgiis tome reason for the
wiirw now being pursued, but the em
ployee and lb other bona fide creditors
. m,w purely tii tact the their labor and
-"'- rauie in cash at once. If
Mi.ro are some questions to be consulted
bout and decided on, that I. ,olr
phrase of which they are not concerned,
unleee MM the u ttMb,,
par. nd this would put them on another
bast. Itvwundentooa that Ma. Inim,
!??,!,,7M B huw e
Crisis to illquldsU. Tb.r.t.lai,,pp0ljW
rt.t that U not in the town wd Mur.
v . nuvm w we company,
IMIK91T MICA N A PANIC?
There wtreY.imort atloat that (Jould had
got Into .deep financial waters and doubts
were boing expressed that be would be un
able to pull through and probably lose a
tremendous pile of money. Thereupon
this speculating magician, usually so tuci
turn and mysterious, whose business no one
wossuifi'Md to know but himself, called
some of his trusted advisers, kings them
selves in the financial world, "around him
and exhibited securities, stocks and bonds
to the extent of $.r3,UiXi,u0. Hut this ex
hibition publicly of his wealth it is felt and
feared moans more than a mere answer to
a rumor. Ileretolure he bus never deigned
to luaKo an ellbct to correct the talk of the
street though be heard it ull. The fact is, a
conflict Is coming on in Wall street very
soon which is to bo one of prolonged bitlei
iicsH, and one for the final uud absolute
mastery orthe situation. Of course this re
port is unauthentic, or simply a report, but
fuels seem clcurly'to indicate it, Tho shrink
ages in stocks and securities in this country
within tho last twelve nimillisreaches the as
tonishing figures of $Xon,Ouo,nOn, or closely
thereabouts. This vast sum of money is a
loss of so much conlldent capital anil seems
to show tho instability and precarious vnl no
of such investments. In oth,r words, it
bus rendered tho llnuiiciul world und Wall
street slinky in the extreme, and
it tukas but a spark there to kindle a greut
conllugrution. The failure often of but a
single house, the reported weakness of an
individual speculator, through tho skillful
manipulations of the keen gamblers upon
tho street, In ah instant may run tho mar
ket up or pull It down nnd hundreds sillier.
Then comes a charge ull uloug tho lino and
pania ensues, disastrous and widespread.
This was tho case in 18711, whoso terrible re
sults are still fresh in tho minds of tho pub
lic It Is a liunentablo fact, but indisputa
ble, that tho vast volilino of the wealth of
this country consists in a property with nB
changeful and uustublu character as
water. It Is tho ono 'fearltil
uud always rationally anticipated
avalancho of ruin likely to sweep down
upon us at any time. Congress bus been
as.;u.l, Stato legislatures hnvo been asked
lo Inlerfcro as uguinst stock gambling and
in tho iulnrost of frail Immunity, but nothing
has boon accomplished and wo are likely on
theovo of a tremendous break-up, more
terrible in its cll'ecls than tho disasters,
consequent upon the failure ol tho Vnion
(icnerale. It is notorious that during the
last ono or two years the issuance nf
stocks and bonds hut) been greater than
over before. States, counties, municipal
ities and Individuals, all indulging
in tho dangerous practice of
Hooding the market with new paper
supposed to represent unlimited millions
of money and valuiible property. It is Iruo
that these securities have a long run before
maturity, hut uneasiness arising now from
whatever cause may ruin them permanent
ly. If tho Wall street men nro tlxing for a
light, it would tukobutu day or no Iodo
form tho world of tho inability of Ilia cor
porations ami linns, which this paper rep
resents, to meet their obligations, tho prac
tically worthless charactor ol'lho securities
in which hundreds of thousands of people
have risked their all, would ut once become
apparent, nnd .ruin of an unprecedented
nature would blight the prosperity of tho
1'nited States, and manifest itself hi all
quarters in twenty-four hours. Could may
see tho coming rlsis and may have
adopted the ruso of exhibition of vast
wealth to maintain tho coiilldeiico of the
publio in him in such event, or some
deep laid scheme may lio behind, but tho
wide-spread feeling of the distrust or an
ticipation of evil is by no means reassuring.
In the meantime, It is lo bo hoped that
tho really solid financiers of tho country
may (cent tho danger and avert tho evil.
A clearheaded exohungt truthfully u
inarked the other duy that while the eyes
ol the country are centured on Washington,
and every movo upon, tho political chess
board is commented uhui throughout the
bind, It is In New York, and not at the
capital, thill tips really Important gaiuo is
being played. No mutter who is on the
supremo bench, the farmer is apt V) get
the value of his wheat, but if the
struggle between (iuui.n uud Kkknf.
results in n general smash. It is the
farmer and the mechanic who will sutler.
'The condition of commerce Is not healthy,
each one of Ihe grent staples bus disap
pointed the experts, ami money has been
lost on every hand. Tho shrinkage has
not been conllned to any ono article, but
has been very catholic, The people seem
to have own pulling themselves into the
worst possible situation for a sudden finnn-
eiul stringency, and if the struggle In Wall
street ' ends disastrously lor those
who are carrying the whole burden of
the railroad slocks ol tho laud, the panic of
H7.1 will bo worso tban duplicated." Duly
llmuiciers of recognised ability ran prop.
orly deal with occasions like the present, or
suggest a remedy, uud It N,ln our Judgment,
about lime to direct the closest attention of
the truly solid and Intelligent business men
of the country to the iqmrations In Val
street, or two or Ibree speculators
there may ruin them by thousands.
It seems Incredible that such should
be true, but that It Is, no Intelligent man
can doubt. A rumor on Wall street Is liko
lighting the fuse to the mine.
HAM. DAKOTA UK AOMITTCU As) A
KTATKf
Our dispatches ol yesterday Introduced
Into tho senate for the admission of the
territory nf laknta as a state Into the
I'nlon, Whether lekota is lit to become
a peer of each and every one of our family
of stales In the senate and the clctoral
college will depend upon her having the
requisite amount of papulation and
whether Ihey have shown themnlvee capa
ble of self government, unrestrained by
federal sucrvislon. The effort made for
her admission It of coune of republican
birth and labor, at It would tliut secure
for that party two more voles In Ihe senate
and one In the bouse. Hut It .appears
there la serious opposition Jo theaiiml.
ilou from some of the eastern and northern
stales, or rather their people. Pom ten
year ago ono of her counties, Yankton,
Issued tome 300,000 of bonds to aid the
Dakota A Southern railroad. The Interest
upon these bonds amount now to more
ban IIW.OQO unpaid. The county endear
ored to repudiate the bonds, and also an
equivalent amount of the stock, tout the
supreme court of the United States decided
against this, and the bondholders, cblaUy
Maine aud Massachusetts capitalists, have
obtained judgrnepit for the turns due.
unable or unwilling to pay tlveni tho peo
ple of the territory of Dakota now seek to
esonie the obligations by having the terri
tory wiped out of existence and a state of
the same iiuuio erected. Objection is
therefore mude to the admission on
the ground of the immorality of
her people. Tb'o evidence iu alt this
ugly business is unimpeachable. Now the
question arises whether, when a stuto liko
Virginia, iimler the Maiionc-Rkpi diaTivn
regime may remain honorubly in the union, a
territory with only a coilnty.adiseused limb,
can he excluded from rights lind privileges
otherwise clearly duo, is a nut for our re
publican oppmionts to crack. Whether the
noble ort of repudiation by tho whole body
politic as cxainpled by the old "mother of
states" through the readjustee, is all right,
while the pettier act of refusal by the whole
peuple to liquidate one country's Indebted
ness, is one thing, while tho hitter is quite
another, remains for congress now to re
solve. One, perhaps, is only state shrewd
ness, while tho other Is merely local folly.
Yet we fancy that if it wero a
southern territory in search of the same
rights, the "immoral act" would bo ut ouce
uud forever a quietus upon uuy claim for
admission as u state, with three mora elec
toral votes, whether the United States gov
ernment were bound or not by congres
sional action of the dobt sanction. It some
times makes a very greut deal of diHercnce
whose ox is gored.
-e
1TKMS Of INTEREST.
"(ieneral" Booth says the Salvation
urniy has an Income ol $288,000 a year.
The Loudon Court Journal says that tlio
curates receive an average of $loa week.
It is not tlio style lo go down to tlm steam
ers und curs and bid friends an all'ectiunate
farewell.
It is quite tho fashion now iu New York
to go nut of town and spend Sunday ofter
the KuglHi stylo.
.Kslhotic swells in New York aud lloston
have udopted the single eye-glass utter the
fashion of London snobs.
Jacob Thompson, formerly secretary of
me interior in i resident Jnu'iiiiuuu s cabi
net, is now living in Komo.
Two marriage notices in a recent number
of a Philadelphia paper were "ltircb
Twiggs" and 'Trice-Given."
Sir Kidney Watdrlow, Lord Mayor of
London in 1872, and now IB years old, has
just married a San Francisco belle of 3-1.
The Hebrew immigrant aid society ol
New York, which bus on bund over $70,000,
intends to buy laud in Dakota und colonize
tho refugees from Hiissiu,
At a dinner given In New York recently
the colored servants were dresssd in the
style of a century ugo, uud looked as if they
hud stepped out ol old pictures.
Prince yrussoupof, one of the richest
private gentlemen in Kuropc, bus just mar
ried his daughter to Count Houniurokof, u
simple olltccr of tho Russian Imperial
(iiiiinl.
Four alien paupers were sent back to Ku
rope from llutlalo a few duys since. The
county saves $.'l,0un a head tiy this opera
tion. In alt, tho authorities lmvo seut buck
twenty-live persons.
Tlie;geiiorul conference nf the Methodist1
hpisconul church, south, which convenes ut
Nashville, Muy, ft, will doubtless elect three
or four new bishops to take the places of
those who died during the lust four years.
France loves gambling better than almost
uny other pastime. For months pust it bus
ben iu a ferment over the Algerian lottery,
with its $IUI,UU0 prize, and tickets ut one
franc each. The drawing netted $7."0,ouo
for the suffering ami Hooded Algerians.
A supposed Knglish gentleman of wealth
anil position became engaged at Newport
last summer to the daughter of a conspicu
ous New Yorker. Now it turns out that
the supposed Knglish gentleman is u shop
clerk ami has a wife aud little ones on tlio
other side.
Twenly-llvo hundred games of crihbago
have been played at Albany, New York, m
a recorded match, with a result of und
and l,'JI!l games to the respective players;
und it is said that during the entire co'ntest
not a hand that was deull counted to ex
ceed twenty-lour.
The emperor of Kiissin has in his stables
seventy gilded chariots for use on stale oc
casions, nil of which were presented by
loreign rulers. Colonel Marliuolf, tho
c.ur's sluhlo-iuaswir, lias recently imported
from II mover ami Mccklcshiirg lilty-nino
blooded horses, for uso at the approaching
coronal ion ceremonies.
It is understood at Sim Antonio thnt (ien
eral Sherman favors tho establishment irf
a Iwelve-coinpunv post ut thai city, the
abolition of Forts Clink, Stockton, t'oncho
and McKavitt, and the retentional small
garrisons at borts Duucjin, .Mcintosh und
liiuggold, on the Hio tiruudo.
Orcviivillo (S. C.) News : During tl.epnst
week about I III colored people have loll this
sectiiln for points west nnd south. It has
been developed noon investiualinn Hint la.
bor bureaus arc in active operation in Texas
and Louisiana, which have been orgiiniicil
for Ihe purpose of meeting Ihe largo de
mand made of sugar and cotton planters iu
those states lor laborers.
Near Winslow, in the Sunset mountains,
a cave has been discovered which Is
one of the greatest wonders of Arl
sona .territory. It it of tikuown propor
tions, having never been explored, and tho
phenomenon conncctctl with it that causes
the wonder of beholders is the tact that a
strong current of air rushes into the cave
of sulllcient force lo djuw down into the
Plutonian depths ull light ui ticks placed
near the entrance. The Muring of Ihe
winds lulo Ihe cavern maybe heard two
hundred yards away from tlio opening.
Couldn't Illume Olio lloy.
Lust summer there wus a queer story
about town ol the young son of an old
New York merchant, who being sent to
Ihiropo o break up his courtship of nil
actress, look Ihe actress nlong with blin
nnd married her in London. When
the happy pair returned, Ihe son was
lorry for what be had done uud tlm
fslher undertook lo get him a divorce. Pa
pers were served, evidence collected, and
ihe suit is now pending, The other night
the netrrss In the case was playing at
booth's theatre. The old merchant lives
clofo by. After fuming and fretting
fr an hour or to, he suddenly
look his bat and wrul lotn the
theater to. see what kind of a looking
woman was tho ilauehlcr-iu-law nf whom
he was IryltiR to rid hliiiscll. 1 noticed
him hobbling down the Isle ami was
surprised to see him hero under
the circumstances. At be took hia
scat, Ihe actreea, displaying a trim
figure and a neat ralr of ankles was look
ing up lovingly into the fare of her stage
"I'm. i ue oiu man sai laroiigii the act.
and then, as he namvd aw mine out. 1
heard him mutter lo himself: "Well, well,
I don't blame the boy any more. Thnt
woman woiiiu rnartu an oneliak, let alone
mere greenhorn like my Joe." ,
t t)
Tbo Cincinnati Knqulrer Kara: "We de
al re to amend tlio anti-slork dealing bill at
Columbus ao at lo Include I be
buying anil tell Inn of leelnlatlre Votre,
either oft a margin, or otherwise." A geod
M.. all .1.1.. '
XEWSjnvlRE.
Cvutiniied tram tint Pago.
Mew fork Stock Market.
Naw Y'oaK, March 21. The stock jnarkot
opened weak aud I to 2 lower than yester
day's closing prices. Memphis A Charlcs
rnn, Alton it Terre llau'e, Connecticut 4
Maine, llurlington & ijuincy, being promi
nent in the decline. Richmond a: Danville,
however, was an exception, and opened 8J
higher at LH in early dealings, after a gen
eral fractional advance uud declined J to 1
higher took place, New Jersey Central,
Peoria, Decatur t F.vansville and North
ern Pacific pre'erred being prominent
therein, with a recovery of 1 to t followed
luter by Omaha common, while Hiohniond
advanced, fell oil' 1J and recovered .
Stocks stroug; Alubama class A, 2
to ft, xli; do class A small 82; class II
.Vs loo; do class (,', I's S4j. Chicago
,fc Northwestern, 1,'i.lj ; do, pre
ferred, 111; Uric, :i7j- Fast Ten
nessee, iU; (ieorgia, lllft; Illinois Central,
bii; Lake Shore A; Michigan Southern, 1 17J;
Louisville, ilc Nashville, 7(i; Memphis tV.
Charleston, Klj Nashvillo ,V; Chattanooga,
V; New ork Central it Hudson
Kivcr, l.'l.'J; Pittsburg ,t Cleve
land, guaranteed, 1 . 1 1 i ; Kichmond ,fc
Allegheny, L'l; Iticlimond & Danville, l.'U;
Kock Island, 1321; Wabash, St. Louis &
Pacific, ;ilt; do preferred, ftll; Western
Union lolegrapb, S5.
Futures.
Ne' York, March 21. The Post's cotton
market report says, future deliveries at first
cull opened 5 points lower, but advanced nt
once und sold nt end of call 4(7i,5 points
above yesterday's closing quotations, on
demand ran up ptices another ftmO points
to second call camo oil' somewhat easier;
prices IK'i.lU points higher than yesterday's
close. Those who yesterday went short
covered early in tho day, and others pur
chased because they think it expedient to
avail themselves of every decline, consider
ing there can be but little short interest.
The market Is remarkably firm. Yester
day a declino was contldently expressed,
but a moderate demand to-day siilliccd to
frighten shorts to cover. This bost shows
the present state of the market.
Strikers Kiicouraged.
Lawkkni k, Mass., March 21. This morn
ing the strikers showed signs of weakening
and about forty returned to work. Later
in the day a meeting was held and a union
formed. An agent of ono of the Fulvey
mills is in the city employing some of the
striking spinners, und this encouragement
from elsewhere and formation of the onion
stiffened the strikers and correspondingly
uliirmed the mill men, and mutters have
taken a serious turn. The corporation
propose to close the entire worsted works.
Phis will throw fi.OOU persons out of employ
ment for an indefinite period.
A Toruudo.
Cincinnati, March 21. A Lexington,
Kentucky, special says a tornado passed
over the northern part of tho city yester
day, iinroofllug many houses and demol
ishing tho round-house of the Louisville A
Nashville railway. One man in tbo house
was severely if not falully injured. There
wus great destruction of property in tlio
track of tho tornado. A heavy rain fell
here last night. The gauge ut the signal
servico olllce shows u fall of 2:ftS inches
within a lew hours, most of which fell be
tween 8 uud 0 o'clock.
Kallrouil Accidents.
Jackson, Miss., March 21, This morning
un unknown white mun, in attempting to
hoard a train, wus thrown under the wheels
ami Killed.
Dm Moisr.s, Iowa, March 21. The Hrst
train which attempted to cross the new
bridge over Middle river, on the Dcs Moines
A Osceolu narrow-gauge ruilroad, yester
day, ut l.nthrop, broke through precipi
tating the engine nnd two Hut cars and ca
boose into tbo river channel below. No
ono was killed, but several train men were
hurt.
Tlireateueil Mrlke.
Portland, Mk., March 21. It Is staled
that a strike is threatened in lliddcford and
Suco corporations. Tho mill spinners in
Concord uud Pepperells mills liavo served
notico on' the agent of the mills that thev
shall demand a reduction of Irom 11 to lb
hours, nnd other operatives want an In
crease of pay. The agent of the mills, now
in Canada, is endeavoring to biro hdlp.
Tho strike will take place Ui April.
The Cabinet for Wltltaker.
WATniHirrox. Mnrcli 21. At a meetine nf
the cabinet tho court-martial case of Cadet
hitaker wus disposed of by disapproval of
t l,f HI.,, It. ,,., J iul.kiuu..! Cm u ..! 1...
..... ....... j ... ii,, i, i at-i v lev, im
posed by the court on the technical ground
...., i-,.',,i--t' uiKeii in un, iriui was improp
erly introduced, thus sustaining the opin
ion of the Judge advocate general.
Knurlng Ilia Nihilists.
Paris, March 21. While Victor Hugo
was entertaining tho stall of tho Kaphael
newspaper lust evening n telegram was re
ceived Irom St. Petersburg announcing
thnt the car had soured the lives of (lie
nihilists, in whose behalf Victor Hugo has
pleaded. On hearing tho news victor
Hugo toasted the cr.ar.
ratal Arclilent
Niew Oiilicvnh, March 21. Wbilo a mini
her of workmen were raising tho frame
work nf a building for tbo New Orleans A
Pacillc railway at lioiildborn, tho wind
blew a portion of the standing work down
upon mem. rour men were severely hurt,
ono fatally.
Maiiiiraelnrlng Works llarneil.
Ai.iiion, X. Y., March 21. Tho Curtis
manufacturing company's works hero were
burned Ibis morning. Loss estimated at
fuv.tsjo; insurance, fir.tmo. About 100
men are thrown out of employment.
An Kaater Holiday fur Ihe Mills.
.ns. eon. March 21. The Direclor nf tlm
limned rompaiuea have Issued a circular
recommending a week's stoppage of the
mills at caster to lake cll'ect if two-thirds
oi tne companies consent.
Itrpreneiilatlve lllark'a Condition.
Washington, March 21. There has been
no change In Ihe condition of licprescnta-
live macs, ami lie it so low that he may
..... n -1 1 . t. ... .. j
ii,, uvu luruugu mo uny.
The Transvaal.
IViuian, March Is). rtout troubles
have broken out on the southwest border
of Ihe Tranavanl.
MACHINE R Y I
MTCHELl 4 SCEDSGS, BillAS, TEUS,
Hardware
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS
Hardware
Our I, I si loo Extcnalve to lie KniiiiuTaieil. Send ftr Catalogues ,nji prtlefc
KNEPFLY and SON,
.Manufiicturln? Jewelers- a d. Practical Watchmakers, "
J.wxjxxjr WA'iUiET, XJXjIjVa, TEXAS
THS LEADING
JEWELRY HOUSE
OF TEXAS,
And the place to flnil all
tlio latest novelties In the
Jewelry Hue.
RAILROAD
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS,
SPECTACLES,
OUR
SPECIALTIES.
Apcctul lotlct.
trNOTIt'K Offlceraand namlwra nf ri.l.ln.
Cones It, No. 410, American Legion of Honor, are
hereby liollfled to IntsM timmmlr ml Molt lll
inn cunownjr evening, at 7 o clock rtiuler
Visnerir airanng. flr nnlcr of
A. W NOWLIH, Commander.
W. K. rv, Herniary.
Silverware, Clocks,
CANES,
-Fancy Goods,
Etc., Etc.
Solo Agent
IN DALLA3
FOR THt
Medicated Spectacle!
AND
Eye Glasses.
r Write to us and your orders will receive prompt nnd faithful attention sn
fc'bllt KKTErFUY eh BOM.
rOUNDEU 1829.
E, JACCARD JEWELRY CO,
FIFTH AND OLIVE STREETS.
ST. X.OTJIS.
Silversmiths, Jewelers,
Diamond Dealers,
Watch Importers,
etc.
Special attention la requested to tho Solid Silverware, made by
thin Uniise 1. has stood tlio test for more than n quarter of a
century. Every ono in want of Silver Spoons, should send to us
for illustrations nnd jrios.
E. Jaeeard Jewelry Co
FI FTH A OLIVE STS
ST lOtTTS
JII-US KAl l'I'MAX,
Austrian Consul.
Jl'MI'S lll'NGE,
German Consul,
K AUFFMAjST "& ETJNGE,
(ESTABLISHED 1810.)
(GALVESTON, TEX.,
Cotton Factors and Buyers
Importers of Cofleo and LIqiio rs, Grocers and Commission Merel.oni.
AkoiiU ol tho North (h i mini MojiI'h NleaiiihliipMiica to Now Voi k, Itallliuor
wow wrn-qim aim linlvrmon,
The Wonderful
LIGHT RUNNING
"NEW HOIE" SEWING IACHIEE
nus more Improvements tlinu all otlier Rcwliur Msehlnes combined, and
k tnpasses for "KlinnUclty," "Dnraliillty," suit "Capacity." It will out lut
t ?.',',,"",",'.". "'n,i' Winn in -steel, it is aimrai
iiolH'Ic-ss s n Is tile hamlsoinesi nnd Vl (Inlslusl machine manufactured;
warranted for five years." with more ailHehnienia ih a,.i,, ,,,i,huiiiii
mi) oilier luatuuiv. It will pay you well to look at and buya"KEW HOME.' at 727 Mala '
U l Wis) Jttlls vat,
JOHN A. MAMW, General Agent.
UTOfV IIM tlVUa' UKItTIMllTI.
lat annual Mrtilni of Iht alockholdert of Ihe
Dallas hisml kitata4 n,tllllM A.U,lnM
ba held at tht olde of Panter Bros., at I 'clock
p. ia , Nunoay, Mairn, 7tli im
ALKX. IAKGEVv
rrea'l D. R. R. A H. AaaoeUUon.
T.T. tAhKY, RrVy and Trraa
' 6. K K, B. Aaao'n. ' ma tt
tUkua, Taata, MaKh ltai,
.: tvi n
aauaMB
Amusements.
Craddock's Opera House.
Friday and Saturday, March 24 and 25
tSntxivclfiy IVtrxtiiaoo 1
Tlio Funniest Tiny In the World! Tlio Young
Hemic Aaor,
OLIVER DOUD BYRON I
miiorted by the Cliiuinlng Artresa,
MISS KATE BYRON!
And the CrciiteMt Comedv Cmttliintliin ostHiit.
J.a KKAItNKY midCllAS. 1IAI1KN, the evle-
Kruieu irisii luam, III llalr ree sonxs and
ftiuuy Knylns.
Krlilny nlKlit and Hntimliiy matinee, the ever
populiir pluy,
Across the Continent!
fivtuislny nlRht, Joe II. Hunk's cclebrnted piny,
10,000 MILES AWAY,
:ia;l-l.aoulis In Knrh IMu)-il:l:J
Resorvrsl seats on side ut the box olllce, Tlmrs.
itny, Mnreh lit, nl Da. in.
THOMPSON'S THEATRE
First aH'rneo of Mis. PKI.M A JOHNSON,
oiwmtle vocallnt.
Ki'iippearanee of AIPA, tile a-rlal qutcn.
Reappearance nftiKO. 8COTT. dmiblo horl
totilal bar pcrfimner.
WARKKN A MVRP1IY, Ihe eelebraleil Irish
maiiuediaiia, voi'allila and dancers.
Mini 1,01'ISK GARLAND, aerloiralc star
DIH11S
FIHE
JEEL5Y
.tpOVtlltQ.
A.GR AND WEEK!
A priUt, 12, 13 and 1482.
Spring Mooting
or rut-
Dallas Jockey Club.
S3,600-ln Stakes and Purses-J3,600
Mrmbrr pi-National Trotting Aato.
elation.
Four Days of Grand Sport!
.hi moL".' PTjm'w Vi t menorahle la
th hUliwy of Hi track at Dallaa ror farthet
JT' Addraat aU eo
Gorier Main and Lamar Sts.
watchesrepaIred&warranted
JEWELRY MANUFACTURED TO ORDER,
CARNEGIE & WOOD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AMD DKlLtRS IK
PROVISIONS, GRAIN AND' WESTERN
3PCT.OI3TTOZI.
QKMKaALLT.
401 Elaa ltrat(. - Dallas, Ta!
Belvedere Restaurant!
115MAIWJTRIET.
FRED PEETt Proprietor
This UF.ABT AI'H A N F t IIAt.t.At
Rogers, Eexford & Co.,
Contractors on V. S . A P. R. R , from Bhrrvt
port lo Areadla, hart
TVOPTT Tfl T.TlT!
WIB ptirw J, VbZl tcraptrs, llihl rails, tar.
le. V
ate.
A.LlDKrHIKB.Itcrtiary.
aat-lBi
llattarotT, li March T, USW
i