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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-12

Assessor Of Lyon County. Nevada.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YonK. Tuesdar. Feb. Z.


At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day A. j.
Blocker Son White sold the threestory brick house
and lot 22xl0le known az No l67 Charlesst., north
side, % feet east Of west-st., for 5000
Hugh n Camp sold the three-story brown-stOne house
and lot, 2cxlOO.11 north side OF Oue-hundred-and
sl&teenth-s. 80 feet OF secondave. for N1sOO
The sales announced by Peter F Meyer aud Richard Y
UAruett were stponed.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
Citn Rral Gsldtc for Sale.

NOR SALE-Thc elegant stone front HOUSE
2-5 lG,h-st, price low-Sl OCO4nd terms eIce.-
icc.oa Au9iy as Above - or dOio>hN ~ Rnsne-
EVOR SALE-TwO tTst-class bTOwn-stOne
LOIsrS. he in Fory1Iih-st,
thro.I FAsye Apply GEORGE SLADB $40 Broad
way Ro5n
: FXINGTON-AVE. HOUSE for SALE-Very
Jia.; ssJOD; moderate 2-lcc
o., LAND d WHITING . Beekusu9tA
-l'( WEST 4jTH-ST., near 5th-ave.-FOur-
steD story HOUSE; immediate possession.
TIMPSON K PGET. Broadway and 4ih-st
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
8roohlnu Rcal estate for Sale.

CARROLI4-ST., north side, 100 feet west of
X tpur. SALE tnee-sory, gl-ooD browus.one
Brck HOUSE All LDr 22Gtl0l viii De- sold ou rg "a
roa... isn- AgrT 70 CtO h. P.LN lo, ~ L-oel-,t y T.
E7OR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
ll3 P.leG2g Frame a-j sOu4e lO'. Hlrjl
Nos 80 81 and % Ns,s1us;F-alne dwellings; lot f+2Ol
and 26~ " 4sal y-O-:.Frz1e ne dive hug u 4tz .l
la All loT NuOW-sLts,o and basement b1ck houses
20. I. " .lOuglby-st-3sio-t lncE house o, 1j14j0
No. 81 HCks-s-3-st0ry bick lo., 2JH4Jl
N. los hemssnst.-j-soY BRICK dOgsei lOI 2oElH8
v. 2 aOOA ~ WANING Or oL n.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrAra
NKw-YORK CITY


:" join ,ad % yo:erE add ' Mcss wsD-aS 500
SG,ton tTu,tse Of Kar,iiSd to Raat part 90 600
SAM property; Ambrose King land VIM Runt 20 OOO
SsTS and Moses o,tinpe 90 600
b'1d W.5uise ger ...'' -y-Y 80 $50
Sprincs No 20 tuns = - : 1sSOIwISrs5O e22Il
l25$ to beginning; M.r5 Am MEAD to Tls,.. 1880
Uuverstv-place. iS.h-st 52rlU4.2 A Webb and
ii Kaao AM Z Besnap executors Of Il R ReIasen, 70 - 80
Feserlo'nu ....,..,..,' 1900
LGi'. a,sSg $500
Rey..-.. $4,000
7SIl u of Y9 h-s II 1OxlOU, 3j.b-st.sS 100 tw of
sr-a.e. 2 619o9. Goth l25 hw Of otl-sve ZJE
- lZ2ist l.5 3 o. othaye laOX lOOll. Sti-
ave 6l.3 Of 3Istst 1SgE4OO; 26th-st 264 q
ecf Shave - iuEJs9i Thomas Voorhis 70 F" Hbam
wa.hss IN 20 james 3OOOo
4Gh- - 200 " o. 6ta-sve; lOOI lOO5x 6oK
slA5r l15x 49, Z jOI 1908 10 beginning J q
.r, I Jazz .si s3 Jes iT ".o" '- % I've. $4,000
J1t-- Us Il 9ta-ave. z5r52G; jiih-st, SIS $50
f. oi 3h-ye. 2JI0-O' F-nne vie Of Ii Webster 70 49,
i en- r ~ and i,1 G. t.s, b. + q Anicro1 ''''
enasS 10 JOSEPH 3438
r property Ja1e Gas7 to Jo,h 1876
.tt-s 525 Il - 9tAaye. JuIlOO5 II Baich TO W
sIl~i = 400 n W Of 9ta-sTs 2JSIOO.5 Il B.cl
Wsi 1900
s5i 56 : Il " Of 8.sve a. l0I,OO' executors Of
vauderhof 10 Ae- Farweaher Il 500
no 4 5000
.,5Ls..us l75 # Of sth.ave 25I99 II 13lta>s,
t.s 90 Ellen W o. lie, Iioucn 1000
I.t-Ye. IO3.a-s.. % lHSj Z ElOI-ElOO; Aroew
10 flelecA SicD.c 5"h
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
sliuatlors parteo--t tcmalcs

Chambermoids.
DVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
u YORK TBlBUNK Will BE Kht&lvkD AT lHE ITO y
o,flCgs Nos 81 l-2 I4.r.I-s-coais. or JJS 81
,s1t-thirrs.. sOI ave- ThrtEou-hft a. tue
HAFIEM OFFlCE ..:1-I IbFve cor Onr- hunirs4-aai
rtb. tsru s4rluss bsnk BE- dnEl an1 ne sAoOh'
ts bhANCu Oi ~ b. no. j@J neEt dOof " e
Pa.t Olae ~ o - regular ehes Tai%
1,HAMBkRMAID and WAITRESS by a
. scoeb rfl vi uadsrIsns hcr buhIess Las good r"ie
s and a 10 70 - eountrv. gool Nj mae
b,f.u "A, a. Ca. set oA sEG Jl 49,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
Doaro aHo Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st

Below Fourtsenth-st
A YOUNG gentleman OF neat quiet habits
"A eaa lave good J1AD aad 70 W S'' -; o. e 4' ''''
A HANDSOMELY-FURNIShED PARLOR
- and BEDROOM oa second door soaAe eIp',ofs $50 $50 ',
6tDs1s%
FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR to LET, with
Win S.ru4 board desired C4i at - Ses. S. 4nd
-traveG
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM to LET
- suitable gentlemen gentleman aal ~fi also snail
room adjaiaiaz H. Cl.r.onpt,ce.
ONE DOOR from CANAL-ST, 20 YARlCK-
Sos, l1-, ,-r'slo srso room % % g.. ad; oio
Z e TO 80 per week for trst-cass BOARD
~ for GsateHe1 n 1ze and small rooms VII" -' n1 F' -
West Washington once Il i'i,ncts
q GREAT JONES-ST., near Grand Central
~ Hote-Lge small flrnsaei ROC gin GA SUD ares To-
gentlemen. IRON 3 b.. nIure Ot e. n Fo'Iat
~ BkDFORD-ST., near MISUNDERSTANDING
- Fsmt-A We furnished ROOM LIT 20 lady lih Uoari
gas aui BAN e-ns 81 week; Ieiereer rq'rL
g.RS WEST l2TH-5T-plea,ant sccond-
tsIC AO)N. via board for gre~ea o. Sea'omsl Ahl
wio
West Side.
A SECOND-STORY front ROOM, with hall
"A room ,oraeu-3 4-l1rlslv -e sccomEo
1sIou ry.te abe. + ie.rsI 81 we,i l9a..,'
4 PRIVATE family will LET a well fur
univ v1yu. We, For'JaIiAa rrar gwen AMI
required
4 MARRIED COUPLE, Occupyng a large
y CON or.te house located Offer h- cnor" Of FUR
NsiED or 'FgeNlsH.D ROOA, eIh lr. j. - - ~ = 'ai
CARPETS q p! ofsasg up lol'e1e-as references exchanged
EIFTH-AVE., 13s near Nineteenth At. - A
/ good lr-d SINGLE ROOM iirge closet ani
erite ert 90 gentleman on rels,naIir .-rr-
HANDSOME BEDROOM, with or without
Psor TINS mo crate. Pr71.e 1riv 2,4 "e'' fDia a.
yF'O LET, on 35th-st.. bet. 9th and Gtn-ayeS.
4 FCG,I.IRD sttOND FLOOR wm bath; hoafi ceErvl
App' - +. A. BAILEY ,o5 6tl.aye bet aiia sll ,,t-
I ROOM ana BEDROOM on fourth floor to
LIT wis., BI4,l g-l.t.--u end -fe o- s.He~ 20 1
also basement ro,m sa'ss regeL 81 Lat -l-'i between
> LARGE and one small ROOM. with good
charge ior pnyar -l.e - l'-.l -O.Ls-
G.;S FOR two comfortable ROOMS, wl;h
sS - gas water sud al convsa'rsrs- 200
s9,p WEST erTH-ST, near Fifth Ayenur
Wiz u sa.e s.lc. w. T.. sr .,noa. BOARD -. private
81 WEST 38TH-~T, between 5,h and 9Th
able b,a 1i appointments aneEceoloa'o references ~
Es'@ VEST GTH-Sr, near GrE-aye.-A
COOK lie v'nag sooi rra's-es from 1s' place
East Side
DESIRABLE ROOMS TO LET with or
~ Tq,r' b0AaD 81, 1oayeaSng o,, % Pr''s 'l' terms
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS 70 LET, with
6ohooo 30 -Oi 2,ye between y b .al l
1STH-SI. near 5th-ave.-A large and newly
aI Ba'r i15a''s %5o svssETf T l5Rs nP 59s ciy e..
I3.D EAST 3OTH-ST., one door from Ley
% one Or so pasa He.aIa.a. IRONS S
Ges prsisrrsa.
Board and Rooms Wanted
yErANTED-A furnished or unfinished
Ho ST. ,.'. Sos sCia .i , sD. E a. y bAsY '' 555 6 Az,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
5l.uI.i5Is D-.ic1--M-ies


Coach-nsn.
HOACHMANS SITUATION NANTED-By Il
Y .oIs msric1 yl Irt hs 1ei rED'rno- A'i r.
4 ,1,---t A.-es ~. H. Idouae town Jtcc "a p
Nrt Dot
EOACHAlANs SITUATION WANTED by n
y respectable Protestant man c-.nl'g As bu-
rarD driver F and otlgEs la. e
II 'esiimonas FOR p T. Gall address IfiOhAs
l3I BroslFsy. Rooms ! aud .
COACHNAN aud GARDENEK-By man
~ age- vsrs. who -ui thorough
lr.i r,! 1rra--o Cal 90 tA-i Ia il. 81,
I.S West i-.t. car-rr ot.-ts-.
VEANTED-A situation as COACHNAN, hy
-1It msu Irs-rtJ c.O, driver c4t c.a' well
-s-.mm,u soorel5 caga1y. Cal address DA'iJ
IUs J3l-sL
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
Gcuntrn Dropsrtn 10 tet

ITO LET, furnished or unfurnished, for one
OF years suaciog' hAN ON aali, 10 fi,h1E J.. j.
hotou-ss yaDerr ablne. and every renNt. o. hrca
suburbau relencr AiIrtss A.. Bor ~ Po't-jfre y Y
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
Brooklnr 1ropertn 60 fet.

DARLOR FLOOR Of No. l03 PineapDle-st.;
front room 81 sable ohcs shop heaf 5IE do,s
rom Flton-st w. p COON. 2Sj WlshHg.ol-,t. BFoosTn-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
Farmers.

EARMER, GARDENER and USEFUL MAN.
a Gerlan siuge you-S would ike PLAC on farm
gar1--ug, Gsi-Z
ra-. &C. VII % ov wages, excellent r'f renee Apply a.
O8LLL5 AGENCY, 100 W-s 34-4 So. Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
2crt-rJ

DORTER and USEFUL MANA young
Wol IKE place as porter store Office or lo qusk
ana active wiling geaf-a " seu, lr he
be,t -rirrrace Ap-iJ OD1LL5 AGESCi IO9 West 54h.,
corner Of Broadway
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
5apinss Banks.

FTNHE TRUSTEES of the SEAMEN'' BANK
POR SAVINGS Soa "a srd rs Vat ordered that Is
TBRRST PAD ep4aois eto io tie - months eac
ssng 3lst iL. follows ..-.- 100.
On soms Of 500 the Of SIX PER CENT per an
.--r. ,.,,-,
NUN paysbe on aada a MDNDAY. asa 49,
The interest will he rrG Ell O. ato af rr7C7aL
yoHN BCySTDS taIy. b' a. L NAIL D-lsleaL
New OK. Jan 7. 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
Iauadrss5es.

4 WOMAN vi hes t0 20 ont TIe>dly' and
Mr- DAVIES.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

FIRNT-CLA>N IRONER and FRENCH
~ PLI TER ri...s ta 60 OIL iiA.s
aa7l-s. prgt- 1., Da-fr~ 2J5 ives; -7.-.., aoom
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
5;.uo.i5rs Uaateo SeHG.25.
General Homework.


POO WEST 1sTl-NT., thri floor blc@-
- ,sr-orshle oi- tyOT wash n aaI itDNEt
o i-,-iln % q. c'lutr .ooi r'i...nc-.
t'P.l AE~1 2GIH-SF-A respectable YOrng
-5'f'B sri. COOK WASH amt iHON 5r 10 A--2 ,' JRK
AID WAITING; .0ol le.ersuce.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
General aoUseIori,.

A YOUNG American woman would like q
y fer more gcasmeu's WASHING 20 her house
experience. Call address MRS HCAE 2io Ea 57ta
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
IArAITER and USEFUL.-A A SWISS Young


A RELIABLE young man wants ! STU
~ ATlON where lims III gel.4 useful acires ioT
two DAYS AACGLiS. 333 bast 2lta-st
A USEFUL Chiuam.u for hotel 0r private
a lr.f. god tDHA cr-- .at r A~,.lil sod ltONntt
or a WEIIER tnc L-E.L MAJ. rc; cll.r,or a
scr. moderate AID good
g1gish a. he Pro iESTiNr HOMB BJaEAt, ~ bi--are
A USEFUL NAN and WIFE-By Protest
a AT roly coaca4n Hstr a.; rlcll4 s-rlru-
rg Ir4ara VIE goOl ami rrcra1 wsaer irner
gsn. reference u Nay, and
ean be ,reB PROTESTANT H0AE BU8LAU l5o d.
ov-r the drug store
DUTLER and USEFUL NAN. A French
I'D Young ~oad ie place TO- rfvfte iH or ool'ir,
h,use. is l.l make l l."fl .ltsu
tn yerv re-rrace Ild4.re M 90 LII i---Lj tl-
AGESCY luJ "eii 5ii-.s, eos ,t aaLie-s.
NONCHMAN, GROOM, WAITER, and USE
Y FUL MAN. co.or-Fl- rty or con- s1s good cif rf
eues. 10 seen tie PEOiLsIANI HOME BUREAU, lJs
6lb-a'., above lOa't
MAN and WIFE German with good city
Va rreaces god % HhAa groom Fa.ef and u'e a
"a for al the coo 4. w1sler an r'e r
v or cannrv a. tle FO ksIAN4
HONE BUREAU, los Gtlave.. aloFe lp.l-tL
VNANTED-A situation ~ VALET, ny an
w Eugtm4n. a.- -, il1rlli. sEpe9le-ct-i AfAaas eJ
reference. 4. fAt.Et. aN5 East lltA %
.D,)sS EAST 2lST-Sl.. rcar.-A respectable
sDSt vourg .iiutou PASI.l dAN IL ho Or
hoard ng house ncat; oe. c.'g rrf-rnce j. NJ
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
Gitp propertr TO fet.

A DESIRABLE FAMILY can have upper
N h, HOUSE No 90 EAsi l27shst with
mail private family
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
Hnleis

% GROVE HOUSE" ia, 176, and 11S Bleeck-
-st peer .0sAr-fue with excellent table 20
$40 per Jay Literary society health IN and S't0s
BAE
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
Miscellaneous.

As HOUSEKEEPEk, PIOtestant-In hotel or
y oarug boase would AXE ghsrg~ = good eaoe
can W a.de 81 H., lOLNG LADfo CHRISTIAN -5DCIAIlOh
q lrviBspA'e CITY
InT WEST 18TH-ST., third floor, back
~ roomrwo respectable souuE Ufs good coon sud
LACSDkESS, eTce~A. BAKEN; .hr other good CHAM
BERMAlD and WAITRESS best city references from A place
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
Waters.


4 GOOD WAITER man (Swede) wants stu
- alton be Ies1r active. neat
smart pleas oD-g 0ih good car 6e
tLs PROTESTANT HO d. BlH.AC lj2 ri 50. above lDg't
A USEFUL MAN (cJlore). WAITER and
a OESERAL uSEf LAlrsu'a a-. e' iu44ees &c CT, or
country good rofuc 1cve, onlesC and n D. seen
o. PJTESIAS HOAE BUREAU l3, 6;alfs above lOt1t
YOUNG German WAITER and useful,
"a oy situation IN an has reeaces and
il capable reliable person r cy
couury tue PROI b FAINT HOMB BUREAU, l33
Ot1-sve. above ION st
yVAITER and USEFUL MANA col0red
w young would sf l'ac- Te family: understands
th0rolshY and srg buns n uIfu. r h
toe very Apyy a. LII ALEN \, IU5 cal 5i'h-
o BroatEav.
WAITER and USEFUL.-A A SWISS young
w wonh Eke PLACE a pu7ae mr tas eTceelt
tmnrr from last employer M wiling TO Hfkr trs 1f'1 r. 4
vi 20 Can is ODLLL AGLHl /, 100
Wet .i4tA-si.. corler Eroa1NaF.
WAITER and SERVANT-By a German
" single who good viii tend eesn
furniture beds bin ken perform other
duties required about gnlem1s house bet
call al tCAKPESIEkS, l35 West lltBsL, 6Ib-are
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
Mattresses.

=
w HESS or CIIAMBERAAlDBy Pfoi~siant young r9nsn
the
= m ep ch.mbermAI you'd tatr chamb-rmad
.od ,rr , competent either cau4rs, bs cry rslngnas
sober nt sgrrcs0le coUnf '' i APrY d. D''A"AA ~
~ fth-AVe., LJdSA
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

4 ~COVCU widow would like a : -Il ALTON
tam 20 A. 20 provide herself aud cl.I = Years
f ge, rot willing ereryuug las good reier-
e-ret Address Or cal 2l3 Digi8lnst.. basement
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

40 7TH-ANE., room As tiTst-class
W COOK urier her 10 10, bfauses
oftitr1 f1 charge .rhe- Pso'.ta Ling
~ c -oal.fJ. cy expected, .5od e.er.e
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24

iinguisled iprelgn artists aud heavy
shlrmishers Of liogel's brigade assisted
by some native talent, Nous, Dc Ia
Snyder chief Of lhe "llolliekinp
ltams,n have opened a new route az
the headquarters Of Old fetrie lypu
know old Pete, on Main street You
can travel uy Pullman sleeper 81
wagon, No charge for riding, 40
Hhortelt route aud only one daY
from Dallas 10 tho MammOth cave,
Patent rights reseryedl,
Colonel j, NJ, Eddy aud George II,
Grain, master Of transportation, Tex
as aud Pacific road, who have been
close observers Of tho liOrbach eaae,
returned 10 Marshall yesterday after
noon, During the trial u palrlolle
rrussiaIl, loaded 10 the guards with
beer and love for the Fatherland, ask
cd q HERALD reporter II the Ursl nam'
cd gentleman was not Bismarck,
thinking he traced q striking likeness
between the iron-handed premier Of
KaisetWilhelm and lhei massive llg'
uro aud opeu brow Of Colonel Eddy,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24
CiiUltosf uiWuCTOity,

ihn lHilH lis.igH nlaal rfhpsi mfgls ~
lf rlNrfi.i HNt1r0Yt ii i1ii'r,. ahrlDhki
40 llH r4nil i"usr, ,laf Hfhei'
lermRa uuhnaii fthUPHl flWnh-i4yr
uHk slirDL hflfieh fHrF flnuHu az lrn
0fI0sk in hr muulluf Uni hali pnsl seven
10 lhe ffrring p,Aihfernl pastor
NJ Matthews llileapal lhurf9- lpmer lac
niaT and itlni hiif .if. lfF, 4, y, pAVfnppfli
iNfipr huN4lA 'flnni "a % Nmi services
ali1'. am, ana y pH,
Catholic tHprfh -BlW sIrrrl ,nnW built
lnaI-gff, Father AHfilnitri lAalnf' npi-
Nlt.H low lnAha N'ind N.fn lNAi 70 wa A'lll'i
Yrspffs, Pan,
Christian thnrfh- Elder Il, ~, Game, Pastor,
hfNier every lard 3 daF Ri II N' inn ana "a
pm, nhhbAtn sohppl 1iu' Niut
hihsinnaTi baptist lnnfCh- Patterson ave-
nue, row Ahrln Weaver Fnhlnt nnnnhy
Nolilnl 40 w. ma hnrvleHi ~ lhla nlN' ana
.finslYierlau ChpFeh-lllm street, Rev 4
r. hMllht hD,t Pastor, hNlYlrrh tNrTA hAh-
BATH ~ lWl4 A'W' and z plu' WeeklN prayer
meeting Wednesday w Z pin, hhhbalh
school fahnaiii morning az b0elnoR'
Cumberland rresbIterla Observation-Disclosures
slfpnt, 7nndnY hGhunl NJ W. ana hpfflrnh
" " u, ~, nnd 4 a. ~,
Methodist HplsrOpAl misunderstanding eve
~ fabbnlh az lOiD a, ~ Aui y y, nli class
meriipR W mi song service iiNln mi sunday
school y q, mi prayer meeting THURSDAY
evenings ~ O'Clock
Methodist Episcopal Church sOuth-COner
Commerce Ridl Lamar streets, Rev, A, a.,
Allen, Pastor, Sunday hchuOl ~ y u, mi
services Nc II u, ~, and W y, ~, piiy
mlahlpn shfVllpHl Swiss avenue, east l3rllnsi
" II A. No ana corner Young ana hlYaS
streets, ~ Y ~ NJ, every Sabbath, Rev hain'
url AIinhlTOng, pastor,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24

From the Danville (va.) News.l

lTlOHi luc DunNllle kNu.) NEWS
We find in the Little Rock Ark.
Gazette the following notice of oul
former townsman, the distinguished
General w. H. Cabel:
"In Dallas, Texas, on New Years
eve night, Mayor Cabell was presented
by the council of that city with an ele.
CANT gold-headed cane. The fire de-
partment presented him with n fine
cloak, and one of the popular mer.
chants of the place with an elegant
dress hat. Next, Miss Nettie Cabell,
daughter of the mayor, was presented
with beautiful silver toilet set. The
old friends of cold Tige' in Arkansas
rejoice over his popularity at his new
home.
The name of "Old Tige," as applied
to General Cahell, will recall TO many
OF our readers the pleasurable recollec-
tons associated with his connection
with the army of the Potomac, under
Generals Johnston and Beauregard,
around Manassas and Centreville,
where he served as the efficient quar-
termaster.in-chief He was afterwar,i
transferred to the cavalry service OF
the Trans Mississippi department,
where he won undying laurels, becom.
Ing to the western division what For
rest was to the eastern division, the
ready, bold and dashing leader and
effective commander.
Since the war he has been pursuing
the walks of private life, and his many
friends in this state will be pleased to
know that he has, rs n civilian,
lost none of the high esteem in which
he was held as soldier.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-24
LOCAL BREVITIRs.

Ladies' fancy hose NJ iOl Main street
Carlotta viii play Thursday aud Fri
day night NJ Fields theatre,
Father Thomas Loughery breaches
AT the Catholic church this morning,
Talk about gloves, ifyou want 10 see
the best line of dress gloves ever
brought 10 Dallas, call NJ iO7 Main
street.
DR.. Smith, pastor Of the PreSbytc'
rIan church, N still III. No service this
morning,
"pocahontas,' that screaming pro-
logue Of John lirougham's, II 10 be
shortly done by the Snlvinl club.
There viii DO no preaching At the
Old School Presbyterian church this
IN orning, Dr. A, 7, Smith, on account
Of his recent accident, being stlll I'M
able 10 walk.
Boys, iryou would he gay aud hap
by, procure some Of those hlgh'toned
scaris NJ No. iO7 Main street. Hollen.
beck n McCollom.
Mr., NJ. Il, Elkln, the agent Of the
Carlotta dramatic troupe, arrived here
yesterday, and reports that the charm
Ing Carlotto, Mr.. John A. Stevens, lit
tie Edith, Maud Ellis and the other
favorites, viii play here Thursday and
Friday night.
Information Is wanted by hla pm
rents of Robert Burns lIargraves, who
has not been heard Of for two years,
When lust heard from he was engaged
In hauling for the railway IN this VII
clnlty, Any information Of his where.
abouts will be thankfully received by
his father, John Hargraves, Houston,
Texas.
All persons afflicted with weak
lungs would do well to supply them
selves with some of those chest protec.
tors, TO be had at Hollenbeck n McCol.
lom's, No, 407 Main street.
Thursday night the body Of the ne
gro man Rube was found hanging TO II
tree on Mountain creek, fourteen miles
from here. The head and face were
horribly mutilated and the throat was
cut. Foul play was evident, and n
man by the name OF Dill, who went to
Ruhe's home two y eeks ago and took
him out, is suspected of the horrible
crime, rs nothing was heard of Rube
until his body WINS found as stated
above.
We were shown, yesterday, photo
graph of our mayor, General w. l..
Cabell, taken by NJ. Alfred Freeman,
aud enclosed in handsome frame.
The picture is one of the best photo.
graphs we have ever seen, bringing
out every line of the features in the
most artistic manner. Mr.. Freeman,
with the new and improved instru-
ments which he brought with him
from England, is prepared to do all
work in the best style Of the art. We
advise our friends to visit his studio ON
Houston street, north of the public
square, near the Crutchfeld house, and
examine his stock.
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W +. Lyle ~ Co.. real estate agents, No. l09
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
the extensive lists Of property on their
bulletin boards In and outside OF
their office, under the respective heads OF
"lmproved City Property" "Vacant City
Lots" Farms" and Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots in the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and number of
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands in Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides n number of farms of various
sizes, including several large and highly im-
proved plantations within five miles of the
city of Dallas, 2dGdlm
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Railway sptl,es.

General G. NJ. Dodge, chief engineer
OF the Texas and Pacific railroad, is
still in Washington city.
The Texas and Pacific carry the
pampered aristocrats of Eagle Ford to
and from that huge metropolis on u
Dolly Warden Kei.yar, half passenger
and half baggage.
The new auditor of the Texas and
Pacific is the right man in the right
place, and can boast of some ms able
subordinates as ever welded a elliott
1903, or signed pay roll.
Passenger trains OH the Texas and
Pacific are now running on slow time,
about fifteen miles per hour, and are
forbidden to make up any delayed
time between Terrell ana Dallas.
DR.. Gearing, of the well-known
firm of Gearing & Rowe, tracklayers,
has returned to Dallas. Take the iron
invalid In hand, doctor, and send him
to Fort Worth, to celebrate the next
Fourth of July.
An alluslon made by counsel in n
recent case, to railroad men, as "rob-
bers by occupation," was promptly
checked by Judge Hare, and the soar
ing orator reminded that railroad men
were not on trial
The Texas and Pacific mail and ex.
press conductor, Baldridge, had a light
run ofpassengers for the east yester-
day. 1t is quite evident aud crafty
ing to note that the bulk of travel is
to, not from, Texas.
There has never been passenger
killed OH the Texas AID Pacific rail-
way, by either accident, his own care
lessness, or negligence of employees of
the road, since the track was laid from
Longview. This is the best proof of
good managemen t that can be offered
by any company transporting human
freight.
Aessrs. Grain and Shock, those dig
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commission House In onIvcaton

We take pleasure IN uscrtlngl In this
days Issue the card OF Mcssrs, j, G,
Smith " Co., commission merchants,
Galveston, This firm Is composed of
parties well known TO business men IN
TeXas--tho two senior members hNv-
Ing been engaged IN business In south
crn Texas since lsi0. NJ, +. $. Burke
Nv n son Of a, j, Burke, This house Is
represented In northern Texas by Mr..
James Burke whose headquarters at
present, are Dallas. He may be found
ut the Washington house, or ut either
Of the Dallas book stores, We take
pleasure In commenting Messrs. j. G.
Smith q Co, 10 the confidence Of the
business public,
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Personal,

Colonel George W. Baylor, who has
been largely engaged In the fire lnsu'
rance business here, having disposed
OF his business 10 MeHsrs, Carnea n
Guedry, lett last evening for San An
tomb, near which city he proposes 10
20 into the sheep raising busInoss, Our
city thus loses one Of her best citizens,
the Episcopal church IN senior war
den aud large circle Of friends Que Of
the most genial aud unassumlng Of
their numboE a. soon ~ his little
daughter Miss Helen, who IL nat re-
covering rom severe Illness, h well
enough 10 travel, the colone's family
viii join him. They carry with them
the best wishes Of host Of friends for
their future welfare.
&. NJ. Wheat, Esq, president Of the
Board ol Trade, though slIll feeble, Is
able 10 be out, we are glad to see, SO
energetic business man can lily be
spared from "the Rlalto where men
most do o0sgregatc,n
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Red oak and Lisbon nuivcs az p m Mon
daN, wednesday and Friday; departs nllern.
ate days NJ ain.
Mails for lobo'S store, Grapevine and Duck
creek are taken out BY hand, Ut Irregular IN
t.pNnla