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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-25

Texas, Gall aud sos them At the Boss
place No. iO7 Main street, liollenbeeh
A. MoGollum,
Mr. 7, u, Lpnergan, of Louisiana
Mo-, the proprietor pf an extensive
machine shop aud foundry which no
is DESTROYS Of removing 10 this point
10 still IN tho city prospecting for To-
cation, aud informs us that lac has
nearly completed satisfactory arrange
ments, fie has about twenty thou
sand dollars worth Of machinery, em'
ploys about hhy men and would make
a speciality Of engine building, house
fronts, iron fencing and repairing Of
every description
-Of all tho articles Of u gentenian's
toilet there IL none 10 dlliicult 10 be
pleased with as shirt 10 have II III
we'll N tho first consideration, and q
good NJ will Insure lis wearing quality
The majority OF shirts are made W
croasways Of the cloth, ~ II econo'
mics the material, liollenbeck 4
McCOllum have brought on make OIL
shirts that fulfil all the dehlderaiumh,
The Pembroke shirt II the best Ia The
market, aud II you don't believe II
cou,a nd sao ihalu
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Clark. organs a Blake.

This firm is now receiving one of the
heaviest stocks of goods ever brought
to northern Texas. AS will be seen
from their advertisement, they have
removed to their mammoth new es-
Enlistment, adjoining the postoffice,
where every facility will be offered
purchasers. Their stock embraces, In
addition to heavy line of staple
goods, all the choicest novelties in
fancy goods and notions, Mr.. Z. p.
Bryan, jr., of the firm, having but re.
Gently returned from the east from O
purchasing tour. 1t is needless to say
that Il. p. selected with his usual good
taste,
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Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
of persons wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards in and outside OF
their office, under the respective heads OF
"Improved City Property" "Vacant City
Lots" Farms" and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business housesa 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 number of farms of various
Sizes including several large and highly inn
proved plantations within five miles of the
city of Dallas, 266dlm
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THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Arrest of The Fireman of the Train
Verdict OF The CorOncr's Inquest.

Brief mention was made IN THE
HERALD, yesterday morning, of an ac'
cident on the Texas and Pacific rail-
road on Tuesday evening, whereby n
colored boy, aged about fifteen years,
named Wilson Mollins, lost his life.
AS there were rumors to the effect that
the boy had been knocked or pushed
Off the train by the fireman, a warrant
was sworn out for his arrest.
Esquire j. ID. KerfoOt was notified,
and proceeded to hold an inquest on
the body of the deceased at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Akard, whittier it had
been taken.
After empanneling the jury, consist
Ing Of Messrs. W. w. Ross, IL. Mercer,
j. M. Haney, IL. A. Staples, J. W..
Thomas and J. w. Allen, the wit
nesses We're duly sworn and deposed:
Isaac Warden, q colored boy, testi-
fled rs follows: Knew deceased; last
saw him alive on Tuesday evening; he
was sitting on the back end of the
wood box of engine No. IL; saw u man
with u cap on get Off the engine and
hit deceased with stick of wood,
knocking him OIL the box; he fell under
the locomotive, which run over his left
leg; happened about 4 o'clock in the af-
ternOon, on the Texas and Pacific rail-
road, u short distance from the Texas
Central crossing; train was running
backwards; couldn't recognize the man
who struck the blow; heard him order
deceased OIL the box before he struck
the blow; the train was running pretty
fast, but stopped Immediately after the
accident; there were two other colOred
boys, besides deceased, on the box.
Frank Hays, another colored boy,
was with Warden, but rs his testimony
was to the same effect, it is unneces-
sary to give it.
Thomas Hamilton, colQred, was ex-
amined, but knew nothing beyond the
fact that he saw the deceased sitting
on the box, and two or three men on
the locomotive, none of whom he
could recognize.
DR.. John Darlington was called and
testified az follows: Am practicing
physician was called To see deceased
after being run over; saw him first
about 5 O'clock i'm the afternoon; found
him suffering from the shock; the
bones of the great toe of the left foot
were mashed aud mangled; on the in
ner aspect Of the left ley the skin and
muscles were lacerated and bruised
from the knee to the lower third of the
leg; on the outer aspect of the leg We're
several trifling bruises; the knee-pan
was torn loose from the upper tendon,
and the thigh bone, just above the
knee, for one-third of its length, was
comminuted; all of the soft parts, for
the space of several inches above the
knee, were pulpified, including the
skin, muscles, tendons, arteries, veins
and nerves, rs was verified by an ex-
animation of the injured parts
after the amputation; as soon
as examined deceased, ]
became satisfied that amputation Of
the thigh offered the only hope of life,
and Immediately sent for Drs. Tucker
Allen and Easley, who agreed with me
In my views of the case; after freely
stimulating the patient, amputation Of
the thigh, at its middle, was performed,
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OH ZAP.

I ann Offering to the city
trade my large and complete
stock Of fancy and staple gro
ceries, provisions and produce.
at the very lowest prices, and
make IL speciality Of every.
thing. Free delivery 10 ac-
cOmmOdate customers. Please
give us u trial.
Respectfully. JOS. MENCZER.
Grocer, 6i5 Elm street,
Dallas.
305d3m
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The Mayors Court.

Thomas Moorehouse, who had been
found dead drunk In front of the en-
CINE house, was put In wagon and
taken to the station house. He plead
guilty and was fined two dollars and
costs and went to the lock up.
q. +. Mayfield, for fighting on Elm
street, plead guilty; was fined two dol
lars aud costs, which be paid.
l.. Martin, charged with knocking a
negro down, plead guilty; said II was
only In self defense. A jury Of six
men was empannelled; Mr.. Edwards,
city attorney, for the prosecution,
Judge Good for the defense. The Jury
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Grand Opening.

Charley Miesterhans opened his new
lager beer saloon last evening in fine
style. A large crowd of the votaries of
King Gambrinus assembled, and did
honor to the memory and teachings of
his royal highness. Mr.. Miles,
terhans has the exclusive agency
in this city for the sale of Milwaukee
beer, and those wishing to imbibe of
this well known brand should give him
a call
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The Spelling Match.

The spelling match at the Methodist
Episcopal tabernacle this evening
promises to be one Of the most anus
ing affairs that has come off in the
city for some time. Several we'll
known gentlemen will contest for the
honors, commencing Mt baker, and
going on up into the "big pictures"
Rare fun may be anticipated, as the
house will undoubtedly be crowded
with ambitious youths and anxious
maidens.
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Deutsche Massenversammiung.

Saemtliche Deutsch sprechende Buer-
ger Won Dallas werden dringend, err
sucht, SIGH an der, am Freitag den 20
ten. ID. M. Attends Uhr in, der Odd
Fellows Hallh Statthndenden Yer
sammlung, III betheiligen.
Verfehle Kener zu kommen, da die
zu besprechended Gegenstaende Won
grosser Wichtigkeit sind.
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Fersi. N.srucker

Has removed from 4l0 Elm street to
No. II Lamar street, next door north
of the City bank, where he will keep
on hand a full supply of choice family
groceries, provisions and country pro-
duce OF all kinds, and invites call
from his friends and the public gener-
ally.
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rhe uniiorm Of the Lamar Rides

Is the same as that Of the fa-
nous seventh New York regiment--a
gray KEPT, trimmed with black, n swal-
low-tail coat, trimmed with black and
gold, and gray pants, with II broad
black stripe down the seam. It's n
nobby war paint, and will make the
boys look stunning.
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To the City Subscribers Of the Dallas Herald.
From ana after this date February
., 1879, the connection Of MIR. III. j.
Neville, nv agent for the city subscrip.
tion list, ceases, ana Mr.. Jesse NJ. vii.
iinmson VIII have charge Of the same.
Hereafter payments 10 him only will
be acltnOwied lodged by this Office.
j. w. SWINDELIS,
February ., 1879. Publisher.
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failed ~ agree aud were discharged
aud The case dismissed,
BETTY Warden, charged with prnsll-
tuition, plead guilty aud was hned five
dollars aud costs,
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NIIoIne Again"

Mr. q. &. Rivers, the business mana
ger of THE HERALD, returned lust
night from mn extended trip, The re-
ligious editor reports his ilock flourish
Ing, and stood bathed In bushes when
his commission as third lieutenant OF
the Lamar Rifles was handed 10 him,
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FOR SALE.

MY residence, corner Pacific avenue
ana Houston streets, embracing hnIf u
block of ground, with u wei finished
onc.story and basement rOcL'concrcte
building, and NIL necessary out-buiid-
ings, etc. An early applicant may sc-
cure u bargain.
JNO. w. swINDELLS.
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Gave u very pleasant party last night
at Odd Fellows hall. The affair was
informal and enjoyable, merry and
sociable. We missed the agile form
of the stalwart Burton In "the mazy,"
and sought consolation In reading II
new work--"a pair of blue eyes"
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nj. nd. IItANIlLLN IN M,

sol SIain street, are now selling
goods az Very reduced prices
CalI and examine their large
and elegant siOcii, and make
yourselves ana them happy ~
hay ing their cheap and elegant
books. etc.
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CITY BUSINESS.
At,eu,ion,IOA,

The members NJ The above named order
are requested % inset ~ tho hall 90 TIE
evening ~ the gsih instant, Ihe presence 81
every member h desired, as there viii be u
general election NJ Officers, ~ order NJ tho
PRESIDENT
Nim LUKE puNN, Secretary
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ITO, for III. HIaaL IIiiisi

Captain Pool viii start In n short
time, We understand that no has u
company already 10 go. For informa-
ton call NJ JOhnsons railroad ticket
Office,
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THE DAIRY HERALD

VIII be found ou sale by the news
boys on All trains OF the Texas ami
and Pacific railway, and at the follow.
Ing news stands In the city, viz; M. IL,
franklin a Go, 508 Main street B. j.
star, Lamar street; Pierce ~ Lyle, 5O7
Main street, and j. McElharc, Lam ar
street.
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Al the solicitation ofn large number ofcli,
lgunR have consented TO place my name be-
fore the public for the Office of Justice Of the
Pence, precinct No, |, II elected | VIII de-
vote myself without lcar or favor 10 pro-
mote the welfare of the city and county of
Dallas, liOBr. =, LEMAN,
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Arrived by express-the latest
style, Of rufIling and ruching
and ladies silk ties at the Dol
lar Store.
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Howard W. Peak, ESD of Fort Worth, Is
Nh authorized travelling agent Of the Dallas
Herald, from this date until further notice.
j. W, SWINDELLS.
nnnnm hnr IN 1874
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Brackets of many varieties.
towel racks, match boxes, etc.
ut Franklin's book store. JOi
Main street.
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Victoria and bishop lawns.
also Swiss and all kinds of
white goods can now be found
mt the Dollar Store.
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nonahne, ono bundle Of plothlng A.
N. Henderson, nnn tombstone
4 lunek a Wheelopkl one car loal nl
foundry machinery,
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A full line Of brackets and
picture frames Of walnut. Call
at the Dollar Store.
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lIlY HeKlslrnlIan.

Registration in the different wards
has been quite light for tho past three
days, II must be remembered, how
ever, that the figures below do not
include those who registered last year,
The registration books will be- trans
ferred this morning 10 the city hall,
where they will be- kept open until the
I'D of April In the meantime, parties
who have not registered viii do we'll
10 call on tho registrar NJ once Below
We give tho number registered In each
ward from Monday untIl "Wednesday,
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Gao 10 Eteed a. LnihrGp's ior
wall paper nlnnillH' BTneeTs
ana druggists paper Wine'
cleo eie,
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Mabic, Todd a. CO.'sg gold pens
M FraniGlin's book store, SOL
Main street.
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eros Grain paper and enyOl-
Opes 10 match ut
REED a. LATIIROP'S.
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Sunday School and Temper
ance books NJ Eranklin's hook
store, 500 Main street.
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nm TInAr ID IIIEhEAhnN

frlaHei snis Of igfehf IA ifs HhHriifi
bridges nnh ilir lNirni inipFnf FihNnlH
hOuHNf Nirp0fig from ne NiHilulhN'
iHFrTa and baiN ~ ~ hnlAii pr0iii, ~
HLLp a AiiiilOth iipnls Stare Qua
Mhin street
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Taken in trade, ut s. LOEB u CO.'S
9Bllm COD Elm street
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WALLPAPER

aud window shades, the iarg-
est, cheapest and most bemuii-
lWl designs In lhe ci.y. We
have ;lle exclusive sale Of the
Philadelphia Isuslic siinde,ihe
only rustic shat II gifted ana
frosted also Ia plain colOrs,
cheaper and better Ihnn ail
others. a large sleek al wall
paper Ofiile newest patterns.
PIERCE a. LHLE,
6O7 Main street.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

Including the Ell PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed at Franklin's book store,
5O4 Main street, Dallas.
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sTOCIIIIULDERN' MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting OF the
Stockholders Ofthc Dallas Real
Estate aud building nss0cin-
ton will be held NJ tIIc Board
OfTradeTOOnis, OverSchneidcr
a. Davis, ON Monday. March
Goth. at eight o'clock n. NJ. 4
full attendance IL requested, us
officers for the ensuing year
will be elected.
4. Y. BARRY.
Secretary nnd TrcnsuTer.
Commercial copyl 3gdtd
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EkED GLOVES.

1000 dozen BGid Gloves Just
received. Two pair for one dol
lar at the Dollar Store.
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"Eeurn'

Instantaneous care fpr Neuralgia
mlly no, upsklNs, Agent lor pallas'
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FTWFTI1FTT F'TTFTFTT " T"TTT
10 Messrs, j, y, CNhlree, O. Kroig, 4, H.
Armstrong and OtherW
GEHrLENEs POI Your communication, re-
Querting me 10 Income u candidate Tor Al
drriunn from the SECOND Ward, hns been re-
gniyedl and ~ reply WIZ say, although
yun la the present uubnrrus ed condition ol
our city nnnnces, and, 10 consult my. own
private feelings IN tho matter should
hhr * irOm the duty, but the call cominH
from ~ large and respectable class of ll,
Taxpayers ul the city, lnel u my duty 10 nj.
low you tho use OF lny nninp, ana II elected
shall cudunyOr "a serve you faithfully
Yours Truly A, y, oHENCllhlN'
Commercial copy one tlmoI
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w ANTED TO RENT.--A residence with
w five rooms near the business of town.
Address with price, etc., j. H., Herald Office.
33d3t
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TO A, T, oBENoHAlN, Esq,

We The undersigned, DO respectfully no.
Qunhl that sou viii consent a. run lur Alder
iiau 1T the hfcpud WHTl 0f lhrriiN 1T Dallas
~ ihr ensuing election, We feel lhHi ln you
W. would have nn able representative Aud
M hope yOu viii consent a. represent our IN
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ATTACHMENTS.

RARNUMs ROMAN HIPPoDRoME.
r. 81 fu.
GREATEST SHOW UPON rhh LARrH.
Of Tbs fAStsk M
THE GREAT csHowMAS ouTDoING HIMsELFiN THE
GIGANTIC ENTERTAINMENT
HSFtsHE !SSsLSSHs Y hthIs'
A"ia adl bSeNf1 6S An V 1srMaHr d.
S1VPHS R2vss ShHSEt a& e stE"0DNES
TWO 81 4at ss% 39h knA Aosfcs LADIES
AND PHILADELPHIA Rkt lii 4 ~ Tt GRAND ORIENT
VISION OF .lhE HOURS.
y ys1SS S SF The TiE a HS5Si
me 0'i1,t s%' SH% a'' S$f';
H EHH$$43S$ S Ss3 HMM 5 $S$
Women
srand picture beauty tar exceeding the
most icrvid dreams Of the poet
HAifGEASrs rE9oKssI9Ns AMP TIE RES9MNEp
rPoN TIE GRAND coTKsE
wAhkn MA1 SNp T
~ AND 'i EvENiNG H-Af 'A"'00'
Al
Grand Amphitheatrc ENTERTAINMENT at $3.50 and
General admission 30 cents; children under ten il
cents. Seats reserved six days in advance.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
HOUSE CROWDED FROM TOP TO BOTTOM
GREAT SUCCESS.
GREAT SUCCESS.
Ara Julie E. Dunn's georgcous tale Of enchantment,
from Irvinss TALES of the Alhambra," entitled
AHMED
5.
Nothing like 1t ever seen in New York.
The most magnificent scenery, beautiful music, finest
ballet, superb costumes costly banners start
properties, Sc and the most osi"''
magnificent spectacular
drama ever produced
III America.
The scenery, balleu, music wardrobe and enecuby
KATIE wHEEiAa w1rHERs, yr.,
ADA L SELIfAx Eos NGkHAY
and 200 assistants.
n 5fs s:!'si led BY the peerless
RACHEL DE FkANoEsoo.
eight Secondas sixteen Coryphees,
lUO Ballet
A full and efficient Dramatic Company
Powerful Chorus
300 auxliariea
Box once open every day from sA. NJ TO P NJ, and
No. ia Broadway
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WALLAoKs'ffil orAn ANNOUNCEMENT
The very successful adaptation. by McsrA LESTER
WALLACk and PIERRLPONr EDWARDS, of OCTAVE
FEUILLErS
GREAT DRAMA
entitled the
ROMANCE OF 4 POOR YOUNG MAN,
Will be presented at this theatre
THURSDAY, APRIL l,
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
until further notice, with
ELEGANT AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY AND
APPOINTMENTS
and the following
kRRAY or TALENTED ARTISTS
in the cast
Mr.. Fl. j. MONTAGUE....as...... .........,, MANUEL
Mr.. JOHN GILBERT ,......as. .Dr. DkSMAREiS
Mr. j. b. POLk..... M. DE BEVANNES
Mr.. j. W CARROLL. .as. .GASPAR LARUQUE
MI. y VI. HOLlAND. ALAN
Miss ADA DI AS....... .as...... .MARiUERiTE
Nine. fONlSl Nine LAROQUE
MISS EFFlE GENMON las. Mime. AUBREY
Miss lONE Bl tkE ........as Mile. HELOUlN
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TALL RIVER LINE TO BOSrOE. VIA NEWPORT
and ftl River.-tho steamers shNrJRT and OLD
COLONY leave - North n0cr foot VI Murray street
DAILY (Sundays excepted ar / NJ. ThroGsh tickets
sold at all principal hotel In the cisY
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In active preparation tor early production romantic
''"' III NV avs '"'''' RAFAaL
with New Scenery, Costumes and Appointments
GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE
MSsf FR3uSehAST sydiGsss RES SseSs'.
,fH1H5 shEAr nSSlyEhsAf 1Es sh1iNA'''
MARCH % 1 tIEEf fXBSa xif HP EE6sEsDAr
First Sq HSnE sal%sJ% artists.
srH Miss AS q II saaoTi
the Queen OF /" n SG 2 D1HGG Illusion
The greatest Se !'yns A Afs9Ras and FAME
The champion Banjo sooists
rns Hsss5s; Fo &i ana =, D ys
The Great ' ar s MePS' IL e G e. T9rd'
The bright particular Ha, Tr s,rr Ae GGRk,s
Bhs Esik IHE EK EAS NoS cATk
ana @ &c. aaa %
PAGGkS d TTHhhAREhff RIsAf2 FOR THE AnERroAs
ELECTRICAL SUCCESS
Mr. FRANK MAYO
DAyy CkSoKErr.
which NJ RfF e announce for
also at
until further notice believing that the Lenten SEQ.
son an "I hl HsEsss' h nway
await expectant to see what has been all sides
CHARGfNG PGRFoRMAlcE'
"'Davv Crockett well deserves visit from all in.
in the pST There
lures Of human nature as seen in noble types of hn
well Sa5t EyS% + rSit rrAsos v.ren,
ana a carefully selected cast
PLACES SECURED TEN DAYS IN ADVANCE
Begins ats order carriages Tor 1880.
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CoAsr,v1sE STEAMSHIPS.

pacific NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE 70 CALlgoG.
J. MIA Japan ant thirA Fanama.-~teatnar
Henry ChauEecy leavts pier Noftn River, April at
4 noon connecting tor al Central American and South
Pacne ports FOR irc!aht Or passage apply pier ~
SOrth River. H. j. bIlLAY. superintendent
NEW fOEk AID BANANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
~ these first class stcamships win sail " from
pier ~ North ivcr. foot OF Cedar street fof Havana
direct io,ows:-
COLUMBUS uoslay April
GHESCbNT CT t.-...... 'lNuIh lay hprll ID
for freight passage having unsurpassed accummo-
Stations apgy TO c,ypr 4 90 seovt,ng Gro.,
McKatir Lining A Co.. Agents in Havana
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III.
After which
Mr.. SOL SMITH RUSSELL,
In q scle con from his Monoogue Entertain.
mept, by permission of Mr. J. +. POOLE.
".
Mr. ]. II. MONTAGUE and Miss ADA DYAS, who have
most coureously vountee rcd-by kind permission OF
MIR. Wallack-will then appear IN They've smiths
comedy of
THE HAPPY PAIR.
Mr.. j. H. Montague as. Mr.. Honeyton
Miss Ada Dyas.... HOneyton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-30

In active preparation tor early production, a romantic
play in five acts entitled
RAFA'L
with New Scenery Costumes and Appointments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-30

INOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
TIE Cromwell .lctmshp Line.
The steamship kNiCkERBDt krk Captain kerlhlc.
will leave pier 10 North River, on tiray April 3,
ats r. NJ trelght rcceiyeC daily. through ties given
20 Galveston. inaianoia RpcEprrt Or Aranz.s wharf
-anLagu. Louis Mobile. Cabin passage,
SO; Storage, SIS. For rcishG Or passage iDpy 10
CLARK 4 SEAnAN, s. West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-30

From The White star docks, bier . Notih Klver,
RatesSaoon. $50 and 800 in gold eturn tickets,
el75 gold steeragc nj low rates.
raloun. sateroOms. smoking and bathrooms are
placed amitships where the motion least,
iffordng degree OF comfort hitherto unattainable at
Tor inspection Of plans and other information apply
IT the company's Offices - Broadway. New YORK.
K. j. CORTI-