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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-20

"The only recourse left this peolls
consists, | am grivcd to say, IN re
election, as Alcorn proposes, by the
whites snd negroes Of an unadult "
ated negip ticket. Let it he black as
Erebus, froNl stem to sSern, from alpAa
TO omega, blaekcr than the nethc: GX--
tremity OF mit@ight, ana AmcS van
90 down in dafktess 20 profound tlnt
Butler will cock MS eye in vain t9tlis-
cover the bottom Vi the futhoin ess
abyss Of black obIlvios into whicn the
nrim son-in-law viii hase disappear ed.
The black ticket coal black : tan
alone restore the fortunes os the 81 ne,
and save it from the cluiches2f tady
of thieves as depraved as TN, worst
pro-consul that ever robbed AM de-
stroyed a Roman province Or ,gaWter-
rors 10 the agent of the Shah"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-20

SOMETHING FROM HIS PEN.--n John
relates the following bit of conversa-
ton he had with an acquaintance:
:" He said hc used TO write for the pa
pers anoe, and meeting an odiior one
day, the editor said he would like
something from his pcn,D and, says be,
.'what do you think | sent himep
Says /, "Give il upD
Says he, "Well, nc sai1 he wanted
something from my pen, 20 ] sent him
. pig.n
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-20

Two citizens Of Scarborough, Ne,
one day last week, walked from that
iuteFrziinf taWR 10 Portland for the
purpose % bHyinE "a pint OF new run
ind q copy 81 the Scarborough Bihlc-"
This Wa mixing drinks with ven
geance.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-20

CHAINS arc chains, whethe they are
Of silk, of gold, or Of iron, but 20 one
knows where the fe,ters Vnll hot those
~ho are bsnnd with tbsH
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-20

A short time ago the Queenl nlf ihe
Belgians and the Princess Louk kdroFe
out from Spa to visit to Cascadff & CD.
Near tho Village OF in Flap thky
werecaught in g heavy thunfEs,o1n
and sought shelter In ali lnhsaHe
the landlady, seeing the two a Be-, H.
fused TO admit ''any such snIs,n
and 50 they had 10 put up at 9helph-
boring farm house for the niel
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-20

" there ia nny pW .n iir pniillchl
history of this rcpul TINT shpuld
Nudlp the Democratic NH ANA nerve
the democratic arn.l do hatih I"r
tine domination ofitaf -ed principles
itisthnt hlo5dy nnd dumhlc record
or the Bcpubllcm NJ HIsimiion ~
ihc State og Mls-s-h Below we
dive report of the II iltical riot at
Grenada, ly u rorr,#l ldcnt of the
Memphis appeal aud the people OF
Texas desire 30 hcep SUI stnlns from
her political c.u.cheol let them see
that at the next clectio in this state
the last modlrum or 'ud.calism Is
swept from place of pTar and that
by the justice Of Dcmocl.lr policy, the
wisdom of IT, mcasurcslad the iirm-
ness OF its admi1is,ra1n, Il places
this burdencd ana mlsgyercnrd state
beyond the reach of theriplingS and
knaves whose presont'enurol Is dis
astcr and Il shame.
"A train iiIlcd withbckacamc into
Grenade ,his morning . O'clock
incurred rs 10 the 0ccasd oi this con-
vocation, bat n1nc CID tel. lhe
conductor said some sec, hticNoleni
fl black body wa e,tlring its forces
for some purposes ttlho"u U" tNe
public. y ,.,,,a
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-20

rRANs-coNrlNENrAL.

The track east from Sherman iSnow
completed for a distance of TWENTY-FIVE
miles, and is nov within five niles OF
Bonham, which will be reached h the
18th instant. The contractors, " Sers'
about one mile of track per day. The
round-house and passenger depot at
sherman are completed, and El'st-elass
depot buildings, section housis, water
stations, etc, are being cFecs!a along
tie line. as fast as the tracH IL laid.
Regular are running irpnnShcr-
maiito Savoy, connecting ths.e with
El PAS coaches from Paris Garks-
vile, ana other points, and thy lnd OF
the track os the Jefferson Divkbl-
The trains'an and material hEldled
on this divisisa are under thehctive
direction Of Geo. J.. Sahds, ESD Mas
ter of Transportation, who is sne Of
the most courteous and cfiicielt men
IN the south.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-20

rIl..NIst

tiption. prr nnnum, lu n1yance,a..s;' y p
gniinu' KS months, 4" ..... ~
5gRrtslNG .Onp apnnr' U'u lines of
kTtvpD a ~ fof the hrst, uud - crnlA
IA ntl.lii.uunl lns tlnn, 49,.
Durrinrr lr ANNOUNCING q undl4ul'
~ Ollie H. ~, payable lnNhr.1hly Wi'h
,nnuncrmrut IL ins1rl'd,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-20
v.oc,xER yEAEALE coLhEs {

vsocHER FEAEALE COLLIER Leg.
,,,.tcn Nv. We'll selected course "a Study;
nncciai departments for az ornfnehtsn
hranehes; facnity large anie ~ H.! w, ~ -
,.'ilent buildings, l6jgSs ieet. ion fsorieSs' fas'
co,,tainipr ~ rooms, oommodio'-lh hspet' ~. l.
nic, recitation, ornainentel -, gas
r,,,,is. warmed by steam and iighi "hy ~;
a,ni. two vs.iur iaGirs occupy 70 Il N"ns ~
of iuprovefaent> oyor Slt',"- VI -, ~
low nS any ssno,, ..,.os ran term &C. Fences
Septsnber Z, 1913. .,,u,.,.,, Ilder
X lsferencss-Elder Robert mililsAn ri,'"o ridse.
Nv. Nctsnrvey. Hon. John e. Biccs .uSs' ..sI,1
iaxinrton, KY; Hon. jas. IS. ny a,,sc
ingion; Colonel j. I. Johhso"' ''f
Louisville. ~ TttEER
prnprietnr; ROBr. GRAHAM, Pres Ia
HOOKER Sccy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-20
PHYSlClSaS AAl SURGEONS.
ID. D.-srN 4N.~,..' >-s'--'
DIR. J. L.. JOHNSON,

or lCE ~ DIR. HAYNES DRUG STORE,
soRrHEAsr coaSER PUBLIC SQUIRE.
u iia.nor ri Dallas Springs. 'Od&w
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-20

a Minnesota newspaper editor has
sncczeded ia raluiag OF the decalo9z
upon his readers a. an asiginfi c1(W
ppuieausp ~/
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-20
MARSHALL.

The shops are being pushed feward
To completion as fast ~ possible The,
roof Of the east wing is now beE put
on, and will soon be completed. The
tools are being gremoved here fro1Hall-
vile. At theshop buildings, annhose
surrounding them, and in the Va can
bc found the most busy spot itiar-
shall. The Construction Comply are
receiving large quantities OF hnber
and timber, which are to De Ped In
building cars. The car shed nnc is
erected, aid the building is pdt en-
closed.
Red river Is again down, 20 con-
atruction material for the Teia and
Pacific il being shipped via ltt Mis-
souri,, Kansas and lexassailr't and
via Galveston II
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-20
NEW TOwNs.

A number OF new town arcflik1rse
of preparation for laying OFT hlthe
Texas & Pacific Railway, amoll3tich
may beinentioned LaUnrk anupde's
Landing, between Jefferson ala lex
arlSana; and Round Prairie, Boyle,
DeKalb, Savannah and Blosso, rtai-
rie, west of Texaikana.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-20

George i. Sands, Master of hs-
portation Sherman Division trfited
last evening from Dallas.
R.T. iiszard, ESD he's ~ hp-
pointed agent at wills Point:
], II. Iiompson isnow ROAD later
on the Jetieirou Division.
r. J Vail hHs been appolilt4nltht
train dispatcher at Marshall.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
MATINEE TU-DAY, AT /: 80.


32Dzs HoDAT koAbds AT sza TaE
BOYS REGENNY GEN Z; D. DAVIES THE The Ballet LET OF
WALLACK's.
In compliance with numerous solicitations the
Of the present engagement ag%R tSruppS g
will be devoted to the representation of his worlda-
-'Oa' o'siA"i LORD p,UNDREARY
THIS CsATURDAY EVENING, October Is, 1873
srated Comedy in three acts By Tom Tayor Esq. en-.
titled
with appropriate scenery and accessories and the follow
LORD DUNDREARY written and Gre
ABEL %TRGoTTi j W. cARk9LL
SIR EDWARD TRENGHXRD Mr.. v. W. }. LKoNAkD
LIEUTENANT VERNON ......... Mr.. E. NJ. HOLLAND
SATTAis SiSSHY DE BOOTS. a. n skdWSk il gkSk
NARY TgRfpETH Miss EFFiE Il aERMoN
FfoRENok TRKN6iHARD' '.s. NH MINNIE Bell
AFs Miss ME BMAIsDEk FDE1st
MONDAY. october 70, and every evening during the
MR. soTHERN AS LORD DUNDREARY.
hisrespeo'fqMilkE NIX. annSHnssd nEsrEs MaLLAcK teai
will make his Tst soSRBa y sEa years on
Box book now open.
BOOTHS THEATRE LESSEE J. B. BOOTH.
MAGGIE MITCHELL FOR FOUR WEEKS ONLY
,,,,, FANcHoN, THE CRICKETili
Mr.. J. w. coILIEa IfEaaP1Grdi'a and PPS5wEsruL CAST
mus Of II L. U CO.. g. III III nd the
November 3-EDWlN BoofH-For -Four Weeks
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
WORKS OF MECHANISM AND ART.

sufficient Of themselves to constitute first cxhbi
THREE GREAT CIRCUS S0h fRoupEs. Seventy nrs,
class performers embracing the dc Ia creme Of
the equestrian school, both male and female. Two sepa
rate and distinct circus in simultaneous perform
ance.
y for the OCCASION In conjunction with the COLOSSAL
HIPPODROME PAVILIONs, enable the MANAGEMENT TO
inaugurate Of the most brilliant though brief sea-
sons OF cquesro geological pasmes presented
metropolitan audience.
Remember the ENTIRE BLOCK between Twenty. xth
and Twenyseventh streets and Fourth and Madison
nues has been appropriated for this enterprise being
ABSOLUTEL THE ONLY VACANT GROUNDS IN NEW
WORLDS FAIR
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
AMUsEMENTs.

Is Mr. VIM FRELioH. Manager
After weeks S T. 4 sTETsos Hsfsss p legitimate plays
viii close with his mfsit1hy sfSh.sS tsrumRd0n0 Tl Of
ooey cpbes adaptation o nTsay
RicGHRb 'fnaf PLxSI1aESEJ DaKe e yo5f as;
peAfAn's' '''TiTH THE BEAR a6STERs
will ''n'Gfs tPi PiiSGs AnE
psIsus: ana Dress o s fnSsss and 81
The Box Book Is now open the office Of the theatre
Ss s EosDsR sf S @ hh H win .D
gsnI TnE n nShP Shfr5f 6fdSEss sSify,: BEs%s poS%
OLYMPIC THEATRE-BEGINs ATa
UNBoUNDED ENTHUSIASM
ENooMIUMs OF DELIGHT.
The charming and dashns
AMERICAS soNGsTREss.
Mrs Mrs 5As. 5As. 4. 4. 94TEs 94Tks
GRAND css15 9sH e1S 1Sf%sA ssA coNRAsr ssgas
of ofenbachs'most popular Comic opera sne
GRAND DUCHESS
GRAND DUCHESS
GRAND DUCHESS
AFTERNOON " DOoAA'' EVENING
at at
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20
Offenbach's grand Comic opera,
MONS. CHOUFLEURl.
DALYS BROADWAY THEATRE.
~ 728 and 730 BROADWAY BEGINS at g.
Orchestra and Balcony, 81 81; Dress Circle $l FAMILY
Circle, Soc General Admission, 81.
Sole Lessee and Manager .......M Mr.. AUGUsTIN DAILY
This SATURDAY MATINEE at ~; this evening and
Monday are the LAsE s1 !IAxs J. ( EsahT ssYahTTsy that
win appear in his sparkling. Protean AN Drama,
which given with beautiful new scenery abounds with
songs dances and is always received with roars OF
laughter
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. q,
revival OF hr. Emmets first great success,
FRITZ,
OUR COUSIN GERMAN,
for which new local scenery has lus been competed
This popular play will be offered with superior cast OF
characters and all the original attractive features
..sseats for any of the Last times Of
EMMETT nights and the SAT- MAAl
URDAY MATINEES may be
secured from to5. FRIfz On iuESDAx.
MATINEE THIS SATURDAY AT IL.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
PROPERTY OUT OF THE cry RON
SALE AND TO RENT.

n New Bfrnswick, n j. hot and cold wateT .ts,in
ary wash tuba range, boiler, furnace stable carriage
house, Ice h0use, numerous oubuidings; plenty al rm.
rshoyS churches of all denominao1s; frencnt COM
Sunicston; taxes nominal. Owner, 2O Latayetto ave-
I've, BROOKLYN. "'e-
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

A CADEMY OF MUSIC NILSSON MATINEE
n THIRD MATINEE OF the
sTRAKosoH ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
THIS SATURDAY.. OCTOBER s AT 81
GRAND GALA NILSSON MATINEE.
FAUST FAUST
Nine. CHRISTINE NILSSON as MARGUERITE
MISS CARY, CAPOuL, MAURtL, NANNETTI, &c. &c.
Signor 4. MUZIO. Musical Director and Conductor
MATINEE PRlCES-General Admission, 81; reserved
seats, 81 extra.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-Those wishing to avoid the rush
At the ticket office purchase admission tickets for the
Matinee in advance at The Academy
Seats at Academy; also Scnirmers 70l Broadway and
ia Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
AMUsEMENTs.


NEW LYCEUM THEATRE.
~ iAth st. and 9th AVN l. MANSELL, Manager
LAST SEVEN NIGHTS
LAST SEVEN NIGHTS
LAST SEVEN NIGHTS
NoTRE DANE
- NOTRE DAME,
Played for $50 Consecutive Nights In London.
riaSed for $50 Consecutive Nights In London
Piayed tor $50 Consecutive Nights In London,
Every Evening at Last Nights "Notre Dame"
LAST SEVEN NIGHTS
LAST SEVEN NIGHTS
LAST SEVEN NIGHTS
MR.. 7. Q. KING
Ms. Mr. 4 Il 9. & kiSa kiSa
Every Evening at (Last Nights Mr. T. @. King
POSITIVELY THE LAST MATINEE
NOTRE DAME.
N0TRE DAME.
NOTRE DAME,
Now In its SECOND MONTH In New York
Now In its SECOND MONTH In New York
Now In Its SECOND MONTH in New York.
LAST NIGHTS of the gorgeous DANSE DES FOLIEa
LAST NIGHTS Of the Bacchanalian ReveL
LAST NIGHTS Of the Siege of Notre Dame nightly
LAST NIGHTS Of the DEATH STRUGGLE in the Tower
OF NOTRE DAME and sensation header
LAST NIGHTS OF the beautiful scenery by Mnard
THE NEW YORK HERALD sAYs:-.'The most per-
fecy artistic representation enjoyed IN New York for
Box office open from GA N. to6PM
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
AyIUSE MENTs.

IA THIRD MATINEE OF THE
sTRAk0sCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. 90 An
THIS SATURDAY. AFTERNOON, OCTOBER Is, Al
I 80 O'CLOCK
Doors open at II 80 O'Clock.
FAUSr-NlLSSON-CAPOUI.
Mime: CHRISTINE NILSSON as Marguerite -
Miss CARY, CAPouL, MAUREL, NANNEfTl
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 90 ATS O'CLOCK.
TENTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT-NILssoM
(By requesD IL TRovATORE, IL TROyAT0RE.
Madame CHRISTINE NILSSON as LEONORA
Miss CARY-CAMPANINI-DELP PUENTE.
WEDNESDAY october q, Eleventh Subscription Night
first time this season OF Mozarts chef dnuvre,
DON GIOVANNI-NILSSoN.
with q magnificent cast ..
FIRST JOINT APPEARANCE OF THREE PR1AA
D0NNAS-MADAME CHRISTINE NILSSON, :,
MILE. ALICE MAREsI, NILE, osTMAvA M ToRRIASL
CAMPANlNI MAUREL. NAENETTl, &c.
PRICES OF ADMISSION Ev'G PERFORMANCEs;-
General Admission. 81 Family Circle, 81.
Reserved Seats according location 81 and $2 extra
NoTICE-Prices TOR MATINEE. october ls stl 3D NJ =
Admission, 81 Reserved Seats, 81 extra
Seats and boxes all the It the Academy
also 7Ol Broadway and ia Broadway.
FRIDAY October A-Twelfth subscription night
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

Which sings laughs and talks in languages and for
the exclusive of which Mr. Barnum Tor six months
paws $2U000 Also, the Fiji Cannbals, Digger Indians
the celebrated Albino and Aztec Children, What Is II
freaks OF Living Sea Lions, and expensive
Wild Animals zone OF which costs more than ten cages
Of common anmals such the beautiful herd OF Liv
ing Grades sixteen trained camels and four Perform
ing Elephants, Lions Tigers Beopards black and gold
spotted varieties; White Polar Bears Glands, Gnus,
vlacke varks Yaks zebras Horned Horse, &C., uni
of Birds and Monkeys OF every conceivable plum.
age, shape and variety besides an "nnumerabe cara
YAM OF the less remarkable specimens of geological life
In the department of Fine Arts National Portrait Gal
lery containing 100 life size oil Paintings of all the Pres
dents Statesmen Military Heroes Kings, Queens, Po-
tentates and Celebri.ies Prot. ROGERS group Of
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
CLASSIC AND HISTORIC sTATUARY,

Bohemian Glass Blowers and hundred extremely curl
and exquisite, itcike, moving mechanical Automa
tons from Paris and Geneva consisting OF Tabeau and
Landscape Transformation Scenes Historic and Mytho-
logical Androldes singing and Fitting Birds Auioma-
tains, Running Water Mills, Flying Charios, Sailing
Ships Moving Railroad Trains, Rippling Cascades and
thousands OF the most curious and exduiste
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
Mr.. BARNUM'S
GREAT TRAVELLING WORLDS FAIR,
TALKING MACHINEI

Among the most striking and characteristic features
may be mentioned Prof Faber's wonderful
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
MARBLE MANTELS.

A STANDARD AMERICAN BEvRL TABLES Ann
n l.. the Phelan Colender Combnati ton Cushions
for sale only by the patentee, H. w. CO4.LENDER snc
cessor 10 Pbelan Collender 73s Broadway New York
AN ASSORTMENT OF MANTELs, UNSURPASSED
n for beauty Of design and quality Of workmanshi
Slate work Of all kinds specially.
PEkRHYN SLATE COMPANY
Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street. Union square
CTEwART's SLATE MANTELs MARBLE AND WOOD
> Mantes rich and elegant designs, at the lowest
prices 220 and 922 West Twenty third Sweet between
seventh and Eighth avenues
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REAL Estate WANTED.
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED
In this City and Brooklyn.

HOUSES, ROOMS, &c, WANTED.
In this City and Brooklyn.
A DESIRABLE FURNISHED OR UNFURYTsHED
~ three or four story brown stone or brick House
full particulars TO LIBERAL RENT, Herald Office.
UNFINISHED HOUSE wANTED.-A WHOLE OR
Part OF a furnished House wanted 10 rent by
spectacle family good reterences will board present
occupant II desired. Address FALKIRK Herald Office.
WANTED-A PHYSICIANS OFFICE, on WAIVER
W ley place, or Fifth avenue below Tenth street inn
median pose ston state terms Address X. Y. H., box
WANTED-FRoM lsT OF NOVEMBER by A
" gentleman and wife C3erman), three or four Rooms
uniurnlshed, on second noor in fine private house
iochuon from Fortynfth to Sixtieth street and from
Lexington 70 FIRST avenue; references exchanged Ad
drets !. roLhESZ, 20 Grand street.
WANTED-BY A FAMILY OF ADULTS A FTR.
" nished House for the winter. between sixth and
nrd avenues aud Fourteenth and Forty second streets
rent not TO exceed $50 per month Address H. box 2e
Post olce, Newburg ~ " - =
WANTED-Two FLOORS BETWEEN FrFTrErH
W and Sixteth streets TO contain about rooms
rent not TO exceed So per month Address ii box yy
Post Office. - w. W
In the Country.
WANTED--To LEASE OR PURCHASE. ov rup
W Long Island Railroad or its branches Farm of m
kets. Address X. y H., Herald ofice. - : 'ai
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

A11BLU'S GARDEN. BLACK
IN TWO PERFORMANCES TODAY
AFTERNOON AT 80 EVENING AT 7a5
AFTERNOON AT 80 EVENING AT7Aa
TINE TABLE OF
THE BLACK CROOK,
THE MOST GORGEOUS SPECTACLE
presented
ON ANY STAGE IN THE WORLD.
Time
THE OPENING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7:l5
MEDLEY SONG (Carne) ............ ...... 80. sos
GRAND INCARNATION Scene 8:U9
THE MECHANICAL SKELETO Sl2
TABLEAU OF HORRORS Observation-Disclosures. 500
THE GROTTO OF STALACTA $3.50
SONG, DARE TELLn Stal lacta ................ S34
QUARTET. ........................ 8:43
GRAND BALLET IN
ILLUMINATED GOLDEN TERRACE............ 9I5
GRAND BALLET OF ALL NATIONS. ............... 9I7
THE LONDON MADRIGAL BOYS S.................. 9.4l
THE TWIN SISTERS, Vaidis 9:49
REGAMEY the Great Garlic aturist ........... 10 100
E. d. DAVIES, ventroauist ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 :06
MARCH OF THE AMAZONS Observation-Disclosures. l0l8
THE ATTACK AND REPULSE 10 :26
TRIUMPH OF SrALACTA CTA.......................l 0:35
MATT MORGAN'S Panorama ama................... 10 80
TABLEAU OF IMMORTALITY. TY.................... III 90
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

DANJO CONCERTS,-HENRy @. AND EDWARD DOB
ID SON In their free Banjo Entertainments at The Green
Room. ln Fourth avenue Saturday evening. october a
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

COO PER MoNTH-PART OF HOUSE, FULLY FUR
sCCU nisned silver, linen &C., four and kitch-
OF the best locations in New Brighton. $ L.
ferry. W. A. COLLINS, IS Pine street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

.CTORE PROPRIETOR SALE CHEAP FOUR
y story brick House sub-cellar, No, 237 Hoyt street,
Brooklyn; water. and marble mantels in the
house price $1,000; cash sl,5u more Apply on the
premises.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

ITO LET-ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. NEAR WALL
street ferry, fine brick Dwelling; all improve
ments immediate possession rent 81 ,oo1 Apply 10 A.
DAVENPORT, 367 Fulton street
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

A BARGAIN.-FoUR LOTS. FACING THE NEW
n Parade Ground, 25xl00 each; only $500 per lot
Office
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

BARGAIN-FOR SALE OR TO LET, ONE FOUR
"A story brown stone House, 2x50 feet and two
Houses l6x50 feet adjoining the southeast corner OF
Lexington avenue and Seventyrst street. Apply on the
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

A BIO BARGAIN.-THREE STORY BRICK AND
"A brown stone high stoop House, on West Twenty
sixth street. mortgage less than SIS coo; will O0
for equity. Address CoNkLIN, Herald Uptown Branch
Office !.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

L,OR SALE OR TO LRASE-TWO LARGE FAC.
IL tories, with rs horse engine also two vacant Lots
adjoining will sell for third less than the value or
Will lease. Apply TO c. H. REYNOLDS, corner south
First and Ninth streets, Williamsburg
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

~ @ vEpIAs GHlLDREN LONDON MADRIcALL Az
NATIONS THE SIREN BALLET. THE AMAZONlAN
MARCH and MATT MORGAN'S GREAT PANORAMA.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

A BARGAN-FoR SALE OR TO LET ONE FOUR
"A story brown stone corner House. Dx5o feet and two
Houses l6x50 feet adjoining the southeast Of
Lexington avenue and seventy first street Apply on
the premises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-15
AFFAIRS IN FRISCO.

CONVICTED pf MIRnEE.
SAN Francisco. Jan. if.-Charies a. PrsseIl
was to-day convicted OF the murder OF Joseph
Crotty.
TEE ARIZeN. DsMeNp FR.uDs
In the municipal court to-day, Alex. Camp
bell, counsel for Arnold and Slack, OF DIAMOND
field fame, demanded 10 sec the indictment
against them. The judge refused 20 comply,
but said he would consider the matter further.
CHINESE SUICIDE.
Hong Tuong, Chinamau, and Hung Chung,
bis mother, agreed to commit suicide NJ the
same time. A quantity Of arsenic was procured
aud divided between them, each taking a dose.
Chung's lie.
THE PROJECT or THE ODD FELLOWS
to build college 81 kapa was abandoned to-
day. Ten thousand dollars had been subscribed
by various lodges, which will be returned TO
them.
MORE IxDIAS EXPECTATIONS
are reported i'm southern Oregon. There has
been no battle yet between the troops and
Capt. Jacks garrison
GOAT ISLAND AGAIN.
AT largely attended special meeting OF the
Chamber of Commerce, this afternoon, cN-
Mayor Selby offered a series a. resolutions rela-
tive 10 the proposed oession OF the part of Graf
Island and the relations OF the city with the
Central Pacific railroad company. The first
resolution protested earnestly against the ces-
sion of part OF Goat Island Go Che Central Pa
cifc. Southern Pacific. on any other railroad
company, for the reason that the island l. in-
dispensible 10 the defense Of the city; that the
building OF pier three miles long from the Oak
land shore 10 the island would obstruct the chan
mel, destroy the advantage ground OF the harber,
and IN all probability shoal the bar outside a
Golden Gate. IL also expresses the belief that
the city VIII sftotu ample facilities to bring
ships and cars together I'm Mission bay. The
second resolution reviewed substantially the
terms OF agreement made last fall between
Stanford and a committee OF one hundred, by
which the Central Pacific railroad company
were TO abandon the Goat Island biIl now
pending in the United States Senate. and make
their PermsBeft terminus at Mission bay, ia
consideration Of a clty subsidy of 50 so am ana
the surrender 10 sad company o. certain re-
served streets and marked places. This reSola-
tion recommended the munich PAL authorities 90
carry out the terms OF that agreement. A diyis-
ION on the question being deNaABsied, the first
resolution was unaiIi mOusly adopted. Motion
was then made 20 postpone indefinitely the con-
sidelafion Of the second resolution and after
a sharp debate, the motion TO postpone pre-
Nai.ed--xea =: naVs. n.
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THE SENATE NAVAL COMMITTEE did not hold
their regular weekly meeting to-day, on accoun
of the continued absence of Senator Cragin il
New York
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Washington News and Gossip.

TIE FIRST EVENING RECEPTION OF PREsr-
DENT GRANT viii be held this evening at the
Executive mansion, from to Top IN.