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New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
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INLATS TO LET.-In the new building II. W.
corner Of 9Th and 5itbst Tor paTucHars apply 10
- N L. II. LCDLOW s. co,
"a 4j9O Pine-st. and ll3O broadway.
DRIVATE DWELLINGS TO REM on 5ih-
ave s2.5CO PARK ave, near 20 hst s-'UGo j. KING
fnn ave 400 ID ave- l4tI ST., 5000; bhave cor
above l25th.sf 81 OOO l29thst, near httave, sloo0
I9ef II uoar 5ad3Onave SsOO East OOthst ~ SO r
t5dst 200; H. 86fh st., $1,000; W. 39th5t, sltOOi
SSGst ii o o: r. 3Othst, 1000 Il. 2sthst, 1905 r.
2Sd.st 900: T. l9thst ~, 30J T. 18Th It. 100 also
a. Gst n l2tltt 200 9ths. 500: clinton ST. sOIO
+ ATPENTJi;. 56 T. 23d st. Y. NJ C. A Building.
rENO LEr.-Buildngs, stores, lofts and Office
William sts RULAND& d WHITING. Bee.man-st.
rENO LET.-Six highly desirable lotlr story
high soop houses NOS ILL., 10 No. II :"
III and 1913 East 12dsL . ...o. a. an A.,
These houses built IN the very hest manner as an III
ytsimcnt and are handsnmey finished throughout
Watchmen on the premises.
No permits necessary. Apply 10 -. nrDnpp
AtArnold Constable Co.'S 5thsve and lsihst.
VNO LET.-7S5 LexingtOn-ave. near 6lst-st;;
story brown stone. 2Ox65 Tor permit address or can
on rutland & WHITING. . beekman 81
ITO RENT or FOR SALE.-A full sized. high
stoop foursOry brick front house NO 81 East 2lstst
For particulars inquire OF L., No Is East 22d ST.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02

o. AND AFIEE 5,>r,rY. 10, 1850,
E<l-i tr .ca't NtWl OH pcsblo-'e7 ana tortanit
$50 .3' ~..'.g tl1 Iir.teG - 60. n J. 800 l. 40 =. s.
..l .'l Int J." pm IYf .-n.-ht SaatIlt . 80 and
a no.. %. a. o. ~.h ard lr g. ln t'p D. rt.i'
uai 'i't Nl'sl's ~ li "
anf+ r1ii. ruurfrr uuei y1 II'0f'u ahi ni u
I..is t .rh Annex connect wdi as through trans
ltir''' ..'', A-pidng q r,t' al" tIc, Transfer -.
t,.. .a, r.@. ra,~ N,st pl.l.d,lpha - D. so. 3ij
...l ~ -..l. aur D O. w. uIulicl fNaf-- i'o o. uJ
%. Oh. 1ro .' GOO sunny, lt % D. DID,
y. a q & b .tt" y l.i'' f'i
candle. l. .ud t4rr tai'. except ~UuH'. '.Y
l,s,i O., ~ and 9tt itoI'G1y. A.torliUu~tand 1ot
a. a'd Coz ti Hi- .t- tLf aufr plNu A-
9c, b-rn f"nt oi tut"u-t Hro1e'u Ao llf Ind Us
Iiu .' l' l'Do cu Depot jersey Dlu Ensrnt Ticket
= battery Pace. ......
mo N,w ok Transfer company h4h ta IJI 4-N NH0SA
d.. v.,a. ftpu hO.eI~ ANA residences ...,,,
CgANb THOMSON. l." j. NHMii"
f"NNh conceal fluA.tr Gtu-II rdss,Ase. igcl:
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
POPULAR PRICES.

TICKETS for sae at the Academy u Music box Office
and after & ESDAT. %
ADMISSION ~ %
RESERVED SEATS down stars) 80
FAMTIN CIRCLE reserved seat 90
PrIiFO sAIAN NCt. commences at shirp. CARRIAGES
Dc ordered a. i O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
.. - Et~ION ..,.,r
~ va .uE. ~ .triiiA""LE

~ l VA .fiE oLn RELIABLE
S!bEINGltN LINZ.
"a. c,ra-t ttc.m.r. ~.p.t .DI'N 4d NNN.iAFA AN-
Si.t a., Irr Iii. 3, o. Iset loot o Jy ~, AZ Z.
cti.s. 80 ..i -TNNNh'. . ,.- a.. ,... T..
Nui. th,t att mol a. u uItf a NAl - .t M ol tao
lac Il each tcs,t ,o i 'nr rom "e" olN 10 H'ol
,., ..- -.- .., ,
t,foous ana ic.,t. occurred at No.. 3S$ 3'' ~ ana
"a nr alp.y "a .i,finprUtn ana Ftth AVuur Hotels
Nrv.NotA ai q, 33 Wash.EstnYs, Bfo1kyn lo@cts arc
nI.oI 90 tu1Ciu.l motel, and uc~cr)hcos an 40 ohtr'
OF Ne-icott Express Co.
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Steamers Frctr, 6allt"t leave llrt ~ 'i." IA
Ctot of Wurrtn-stl daily. except SUNDAY h. ~ = " ,, .o
I ~. ti,'rt.- w. '''e''' D.S. BAEt OCk,
Ger. PIss.A-tnt i'''''"'
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
'TU PHILADELPHIA,
PENAoYLVAN1A RAILROAD.

TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BITNiFN
NEw-YORK ANp rHILApELPlIiA
i THROUGH TEAMS INtI way DAILY 8 DEPOTs
- II PHILADELPHIA. - ~ NEW-YOKK.
DutuIL TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND THT FAsIFST TIME CON~isTENr
With ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
I'VE DOLLAR TO BOSTON.

"
For special limitcI ucattA -toauers OLD COLONY anr
NEW TORT leave New-l orS daily. exec ting sundays,
o:OO from Pier y, NOrih River foot OF 5lura-st Leave
BrolklNn 4Ou D. Jersey Ctt l:2O p. m, via Annex
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02

PROGRAMME.
No. Third Act Of HAMLET.
EDWIN BOOTH and Company.
EO POLE BL IT.. the Great NiOlinist. -
No. 81 elections b. HER MAJESrY'S OPERA COM
PANY Miss CARY Nile VALERA and signors CAM'
PANINf GALASSI. BEHRFNS and BISACCIA accom-.
pn have volunteered by permission OF Colonel MAPLE
SON
No. 4-ThId Act OF OT1IELTO.
EDWIN BOOTH ~ IAGO.
No. 5-S Selections by Ter MAJ Esif's OPERA COM
PANN
No C-Tle whole OF TANNING OF THE SHREW.
EDWIN BOOTH PGrRUCHIO, supported u his ORA
matte Company. -.
CORPs. uuder command o. Drum.MaJOr George W. Iii, N
American and Irish
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02

! NDN'E INlD.--BV n cOmpptcnt EnEIish
Il pcrn nde tho fun require Inslts Of maid
lie t,oi ana Suaker speaks French would
like I, ~ EJTopc or the summer. COZ Gulaye near
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
THE IDEAL AMUSEMENT ATTRACTION.

pOOTH'S THEATRE. INNOCENT FUN.
ED LAST WEEK.
HUIPTY'S RECEPrIONs GREATER THAN EVER
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02

NTRSE, &c.--A Wcll-reCOmmenGed young
- ~w a. cirl Of good education wishes -uation as
nurse Oh wait a Lady. call at Rev J. l. ukoB 4oo
tV,s
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02

+ AUNDRES>. BY Welsh Protestant Is
I s,r,rtlv f,muerate aud understands her business
torof bes- r. iicre1ces. M - 10, Tribune Up
town tnicr 80. BrOadN ~.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02

7 AUNDRESS.-A frst-class co!Ored lam-
i dress Wishes gems and families vast on the most most
s.i us, collars ant Guns tnlc up ia 10y
eiylc rr. ,rcnjcs ass cal adde's MARY l.
.t;Dt.uDN. Wet 3jth 81.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02

Bronson AMI other, to the National kni"ay th3-
icrtion Company. No - H"Msi tA.t""i"s
far.i,i 10 d. rsat Jone4-st Velrs sem .--.----
Hal ~ and another 20 Clifi,. ~t- an" "i" ~ L.
. "etn q 33p2i- ftcot S'h-tv'. S'-"Ni V''Nil
rr~vl1r with dEtlurs 10 We. r.. average rent ...'
pl,,.en j in J Geflton. " collins IoaSc' sc coz no
ho,,cl and West SITS, years, ieIt.-.--......'.---
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

ANU INIILD NIAI Lo NAIL RVU ID
trains Leave New York. via DesbrOsses ami Cortandt
StT.cts Fcriits follow;
HaiTShuTg fittsburg West and SOufh, Win Pullman
Ia ace cars attached. q. M. ana $50 pm Gaily.
WulaluspoTt Lock Haven. q a. S:}J COrrv and
Bic $50 u. cuuaccluU 40 Tor fusviiie PctrL
iciM Cen aud the M ic- !On-.
Baltimore Washington ana the south. Limited Washington
Express Pullman Par,ot cars daily; except sunday iua
Gsrlyc Wasi!u- ION i:l2 p n. k'~udf al 45O anu
500 o. M 4 and 10 %. M SUNDAY ~ u m ,, o.,o,.
Ixurtss Or Wet phladc pla 4.3O lJu. S:-l ~ Lin
ten, II a. j. $50 T. TO- g. 10 $50 aud iJ p m
aid i2m nt SUNDAY f30 and NJ >. g. 13" 500 ana 10
FSrcs, rhua rlha via Camden. 75o a. and p mr
except sunday.
Roa.s ~ htokyu Annex connect with All through traa,
jersey C.ty a1O.ng SPECIFY anu direct Transfer Oc
DrloAlE1 sI-lvtL . ,..,,- .
derir. q.,O4 n $50 B. 300. rly. except MDn.ay. From
Wa.hugton Bi tIpre b;iOa n, p. 3r' 80, iolO p
1.iD 900 l.iI ~ m. . $50 $780, 100 $50 s:3J and
l0iur. m. sunday, 51 tUj, tsj iosO ll;5J "ln, o:3O
l0.4ru
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
Ulrr iplI HIILWlY.

- 't-t. it.it- IA l''' - ',..,,,- ,,.,, ..---.
Ti-iri.> lAi..oHo. Auaa1.mrot o. trains uF,ug
80. - ,'l'.,.i,, ao4 ''usa.o my Ey1-.ss. rrsrnr
Io,iu ,ol,u.. O., .ur.ioal -...p..sI'n Eui-c. -
a. IN DE-, ,a1.. e.. v,,i a. trnia T. a., Wt5i and south
D..f ,....t.- I.t g. w.u--eon Sleeping Crlch.s TO
rt. .rery rsD.c r.r..ss 'or Che West. sleeping
r'.l.' tr.l-h 60 bu"a.. Nl;aata Falls. tmenian
-r..l '.a..sa t-.in f.' t,, wc.t, ,......
.e..a-t 81 -.'t D.. D, I1 s.I. f,p. $50 G:lo -3J
u.. ..d D. midnight saturday usi', only -m,ay' gl5
1.. e,:a- Ind r,..aic TO 10. 1910. uno 1870
mao.ri' .rllry..c So lJ-c a.n. 80 $50 g. ui. and
r,sr.r ac.l.. ZOO ,.in To. l93' ilHo ~. y noon
!- CO. .r. '-. i.t.. .,. l',t 90. :a'. .lo G3O. T.
-.-. tv T. o.. 'l !. u.' .. ,, Do o.,o o. -
~.t,r u. 1..O io -o 81. l.l.. alp 2. no. -. ul y
n.tu..it .-ul.y d.. -o Iu-u u, Las. $780, p 30 aal
%ov.rls .ai cornwall so % q. m $780, 1870 r. H. sun
''f5,.. AL kingston d. ia. 800 p sundays, $50
a.,i'p.1 3D.. 1850 @ to2'a. n aeo 90 1870 PIN sun
d.,..t. 3D.. l1 go o.. In: I.il. : Z. No.
t., -.tI l,.Ga u.. o.l. p. mesa ~. .rd t:,b p
tr r 'o. d. Nth NeS York ane oswego Midland Railroad
.a .,I. 1.5. O. lo4' q. no. 20. t.. p. M. sunday.
-.... 81. .,.. o. $40 n p l, .. .... .,
t, % ta e ID iH. al' ai io:., a.d It5 9. M
g., '' ' a.. l ~, , ~ ''tg , a l, s'n Lar a.,
aud .r. uf u' et.' naf b" :, 40 tc, 1mpa"''- 1hc"-
..o. ' t OBJ, go Lt' ""'l ~ y. &c., 'o''. So" Hio"E
o." .ln ....l ID. IS -; a.ryeiu NceYo.. az 7.25 T.
m. D.. ~. .i.6 reor B.. Gou1 Pass- t~'.. :e-. York
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JEB>EY
,4,i . m. 3. . g. O. ID. -..u. $50. $50 3, D. ul.
',., o r..u.. $50 i. u iiD !l:.o o. m tiI'u will
i,.,, .am,an;c, ntr. ~ArfrrsT -h rs
g., ,t u. Vale. aqi Ap4-r,. b. % a. il 100 y IN.
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9lInutlons WanIe0-- NIales.

l\ ENGLISH FARMER (maIrrd) would
a lke o take charge II farm or genttenans country
set nuuughly understands the cate o horses ad slcSk
o aut kitchen CaraCner can do all Kinds or pam
earn utrr.as rustic work vie tr7 A., COOK or VIZ
Il r,t l no bose or dairy work Gi'engagcd April
nN fur ur her particulars Gpy TO present employ er L. b.
-. rp- n.Nf
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
EOR SALE.
Bar. Feb. 2c.lss0.

E1OE SAIE.-At BjTmn -han. G.. H.. u No -
= ~, o., 1,,r- and Frc-,;i r o. lau r I'd e. '.-H
te,u rooms. eas ,,,au, water laundry. cl1c'~ cn-' ''
...f. ft lJlt .IS -ii .-r l.f'. .i'
avn tu. ,ar:,n. - Oh ri"uud nr ' nd.
,. ,,,,rl.o,i , ~ nHutc- iI'4i 'i-i'' ''i t'
1,e.,ii, .or i,iili.t ti.to!u"t0u ito f. " ~
r...-ra
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
Gitrations Uanteo--fema les

A Cool Protestant servants. Bureau ex-
~ celent cooks laundfesses han )sfmaids, M ses
scotch English American colore help city
try and male help moderate Attn PROTESTANT
HOME BU kEAU. l3S 6thave. fourth house above lOtst
A DRESSMAKER of experience in every de-
the Gay references fitting speciality: moderate and
saslaeon guaranteed Address g. b.. West side Tribune
Office. 3O3 West 23dst
A GOOD LAUNDRESS wishes ladies' and
"a genemens washing her home. Good references
76l 3d-ave.
At MRS. LOVES GERMAN BUREAU.
~ l31 l3thst 3dave. VIII always be found large
number of nrstcass German servants for all capIeie
CHAMBERMAID &c.-A Swedish girl, with
~ severl years city references from one family is dy
chambermad and competent willing 10 assist with
washing ironing desired wants steady place that she
retain w 90 all she to please city OF country 2o2
9th ave, near lSth-st.
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
~ girl very resctable well recommended
competent to either capacity as enam6ermad or wst5ess
22d and 23d-stS
CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS, &c.-By a
" young glrl chambermaid and waitress in private
family would hop with washing and ironing best city rel
eIence CIV or country, 1aI ~ -. I.ss SOU 81
CHAMBERWO HOUSEWORK, WAIT
- ress Sc-y tidy usefnl young girls Tor cy or conn
try can do anv int Of on-e"ok and be generally Hset
oT wages eooG leierences a, INC phoI@ES @ NJ HUME
EOOK.-A first-class Scotch Protestant cook
also good pasry cook Of mOier
ate, CITY or codny 900 taye between - anu 30 SIS
COOK.-As Grsi-class family cook (nO wash
" ing ref FOR honesty, sobrieiy. Address MARY,
BOX II, Trbune ptowr cmce LIS Broadgay -
COOK.-Situation in private family; is IN
= excellent bcei. clae ANA sfry baker understands
her business also mix and butter ha5 good CITY refer
West 5ls;.st
NGOK.-Ny am ,yreiieut scotch cook knows
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02

gJONTCi AIR 'o" r:H i'-
~ nsnci AMI I,nt iloe. ''-r.'.-.7 'r .'''.
HSOETrLAIR. ~ I.-Ft2 >tL-.-t '':
W f.--,..- ness an tH ...'- .oi- ....' ' I
r.,ocrr. .iif.. f..n Iu 10 ,..lt. r..'. "N H' "
lie u.ials. ,.,,s .-lG N.Itlt .i'a .+ ''
O. g. Iiit,s l.'t . .....t.t ...
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19

A GREAT council of Presby tersns is shortly
to meet in Philadelphia, and the citizens of
that City of Brotherly Love are be- inning to
be agitated over the aubject of this gathering
of distinguished divinos and churchmen from
all parts of the world. There will DO about
three hundred delegates, and preachers and
laymen from all directions will no doubt
throng the city. This council is not, like q
general assembly, legislative in Its nature,
but is voluntary, having no weight more than
the individuality and character of the mem.
bers give their uttersnces. One of the sub.
jects to be considered is that of inspiration,
which will afford the opportunity of discuss.
ing the revised Bible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19

THE crop Of "hest governments tho world
ever SAW" was Il disastrous failure in Maine
this year. The ground was badly plowed,
defective seed planted cheating fertilizers
used and as soon as it began to grow ii was
attacked by cut-worms, rust, blight, smut,
drouth, simocns, cyclones, eatcrpillsrs, army
worms, grssshoppors, early and late frosts,
and finally the fencCsiell down ard tho cows
got in and cleaned up what was left of it.
There was not enough left for seed. As TO a
November crop, there is no more chance for
that than there is to gather an honest bushel
of corn from De Golyer pavement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19

GARFIELD is losing ground in Indiana
He has lost two votes. A dispatch from Fort
Wayne says: some time ago farmer of De
kalb county, Indiana, named Sol. Barney,
was murderously assaulted and robbed of
81 1000. the proceeds of the annual sale of hi.
farm products. Last spring, at Fort Wayne,
Judge Lowry sentenced Lewis Garfield to
Imprisonment in tho peditenliary for ten
years, he having been convicted of the at
tempted murder and robbery. His f.,ber,
Charles Garfield, residing at Bryan, O., is
now under indictment in De Kslh
county as an accessory in the same
crime for which the son is doing the state
some service. Conspicuous in the bupvinc
and weeping crowd assembled at Bryan 70
welcome the Chicago nominee wa. this sane
Charles Garfield, a first cousin Of the genera,
LOWS sent bis regrets, stating that circum.
stances over which he had no control alone
prevented him from taking an active part in
'he fearful testimonial. 1t Is pity to mar
'na' affecting depot scene, but truth, though
Sow y . sure traveller and is entitled to the
riGnt Of way.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19

Mr.. WILLIAM L. CHANDLER says tho
great problem with the Republicans in New
York is to keep tho Democratic majority in
the city down, and so swell tho country vote
as to overcome that majority. In other
words Mr.. John Davenport of Now York
city is to imprison rs many Democrats on
election day as possible, and tho country re
turns are to be doctored. That is the solu-
ton to the problem, and NJ. William L,
Chandler comes very near saying so.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19

THE New York Heralds fund for the re-
lief Of the suffering Irish reached the hand
some sum of $S4l $50, v hich was disbursed
where it would relieve the greatest smount
of suffering and at an expense of only $500.
The Mansion House fund reached 100000,
not quite three times rs much, and the OK
pense of its distribution was S20,000,an enor.
nous difference. This speaks volumes for
the administrative ability and honesty Of the
Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19
Mr.. nsnnett pnxs rorreit

Newport, Sept. lS-Mr. James Gordon
Bennett and Mr.. Eliot Zberowski made a
wager few days ego as to their relative pro-
iciency as steeple-chase riders and the re-
spectN capacity Of two fayorite steeplo-
eh,ser: Mr.. Bennett gaveth odds of S2..
WV 70 $500. The match was act for Monday,
forfeit fN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19

SENATOR BLAINE called tho Vermont
campaign merely "a dress-parade.'
The results show that he was much
nearer right than he is usually. With
all their parade and costly mastering
and pompous demonstration they have
hardly held their own. And now cometh the
question, "Does dress parade pay in II
presidential year"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19

Professor TioE said we might look out
for earthquakesin September, and the very
first one Of the season struck Maine heavy
and hard. Stand from under in Ohio and
Indiana
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19
Nnick snlcs and smnll PROFITS

Of satins, silks, velvets. embossed brocsde
and plain ribbons, Of all colors and styles;
lscos ties, ruchrg, flowers, kid gloves, I'M
derwear, ladies, misses and childron's hoie,
and full line Of other fancy articles too nu-
merous to mention. at Baumah's, 7O6 Elm
street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19
Enormous stock

OF cloaks and dollmans. CloSks 81 so, s.,
$3.50, $50 81, SIS, 81, $500 to Sl5. Doll
MANS medium quality, beaver and matlasee
at 80 so, s., 81, SIS, Sl2, Sl5 to S35. Satin
delaine ana silk rep from $40 to S65; all
cottons, opera dollmans, from IS to S2j. Al
Bsuman's 106 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19
Dues
Their ardor Not Dnmped

Cincinnati, sept. 1S.--An immense Re-
publican mass meeting was held
here las. niyht,st which addresses wore made
by Hon j, NJ. Scovel, of New Jorssy, and
Ex-Governor Tom Young. The enthusiasm
for Garfield outruns the temporary check in
NJ ninn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19

ALPnoNzo, of Spain was very much vexed
because his boy was not girl. The baby
coulden't help it and possibly is just MS wor-
ried about ii rs her pa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19

O. Conrad 4 Co.'S celebrated BuJweiser
lager beer has never yet been introduced any
where but what it was complete success;
because pure articles always meet with favors
from n generous public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19

THE 70 ult of ballot boxing in Maine fors
the last twenty'six years has run as follows
in Republican majorities: In 1866, 2S,200;
in 1850, 2s,364 in 1864, 2i,5i2; in 1868, 49,
0S0; in 1872, 1885, in 1876 1854; in 1880,
---. THAT dash to be pronounced
blank in Governor Dick Hubbard's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19

Ya-LAMAR STREET NJ T. CHUECH
sou III " orshirs AZ the Dallas Female ell.
lego Preaching ornirg ana night hy the
pastor Rev I'll A BouIlaud, Ssboath-sch Oh
at Gam CA meeti Eat SPIN. $ sbbsth school
singing at I:}0 p. N. y cordial invitation cN.
10 dOd 10 ALI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19

E7@TABERNACLE NErHODlSTCHUR IL
Services at IL O'CLOCK a. m, aud y. M,
with cla's msetiLs SEQ 80 u m, Rev. Marshall
Mel haney wi | preach at II m. sabbath
school d 2;30 IN. In place OF the res ular
sermon az night, there will be a song and
praise service. We sivl TO Lll a hearty well
come,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19
No. ).

THE Herring Safe, containing our
books, papers and $500 in money. was
in store when it was consumed by the
great fire Inst night We lipd The con-
tents in perfect order
"FRGZEE IL CO"
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No. g..

"Ty store WIS in 3ith VI nonr the
centre of the block. Everything was
destroyed except the contents of nay
Hcrring'S Snfc. find ID hns preserve Il
books. Gc., In excellent order.
JOHN w BACON"
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nD~FIRSr BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner Of
Man and ST. Paul streets, Elder " H. Park,
Pas or Services Al II m a.d u m to-
day. Elder X. &. Blckner will preach in no
evening All are cor Tally Invited Ia ut,end
Sundsy school at $3.50 m. y. + Btddu,
superintendent.
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Fs- COMMERCE STRNEr CHRISTIAN
CHURCH. Preaching at IL n. m. by Mr..
Skies. subject No. 8 of "a series ofsermons on
the g,spl Services also at Z: OF m. sunday
Schn / at $50 am. A c1rjinl invitation is eS-
tended to all, espc tally the stranger in the
Ntty.
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Attention Hooks.

4 regular monthly meeting Monday, 20.b
inst, 1870 ,. m. Let every me- Der be pres
ent Il. NJ TILLMAN, President.
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BURNING OF
MAH8A?'1AT
NlHKIEI..
HERRING SAFES
THE VHCTCRS.
New Work, sept. 8, 1850,
No. l..

"Onr place was burned by the great
fire that destroyed Manhattan Mark et
Rnd adjoining block We got Out our
Herring'S Champion Sufe and opened
IL to-day, and find books, papers and
money good nsn new.
NV d a HOLMES q co"
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~ W. -

~ had one of your make of SAFES in
the grcntiir re lnstnight when opened
found ttsc contents NIL saved la good
condition. JOHN r. CONAOLLY."
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Ina year or two from present indications,
the Republican party will BIO n putrescent
Renaissance.
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hs-FIR4T BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER OF
csnprs street end Pat erson q, enue. j. IL
Curry, pastor Services al II IN and SD n.
L. tina eve ing Mr.. curry wi ~ cuSs the al
important subject: ''Was Jesus Christ simply
a Ma a, or Was lie Divine?n All are cordially
invite sunday school at o IN. ] l..
Wildams, superintendent.
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No. 4.

"YOur safe saved my books. papers
and money I'm the great fire that dc.
Str0Sed Manhattan Market and its
surroundings. JSGALL"
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ylTANTED-A yonng man wants nice
w room and bpa-d in private fami-
ly, Sta'e prce. Address Il F., care orthe
Herald OH e.
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JIM BLAINE sings now in plaintive num-
bers, and wants to know who else the light
ming struck.
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THE Maine chance was lost by tho Repnb-
licans on Monday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-19

c. C1nrads celebrated Budwiser lager
beer is delived to all parts of the city free Of
charge. Leave orders at 500 Main street.
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RELIGIOUS

McCGnc- Services OF II u'cl OK In Central
Park, on Patterson avenue, west of sycamore
street.
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TOO LArE FOR CLASSIFICATION

1 OST-On Friday, September 18th, Il gem
IL tem1u's cameo dOuble-lOcKet wat h
chain. Th' nnder will b. literally rewarded
by returning 1t to III. De. monte restaurant or
A K. Livingston.
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nBrFlRSP PRESBYTERIAN CHURCU-
Services will b. held II ihe First Presbyterian
church this morning az 1900 O'Clock, and
this evening at O'Clock. Public cordially
invited Rev. \. u. smith. PASTOR officiating
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~ CUMBERLAND PREsBYTERIAN
CHuRtH-Rrv. ID. W. Broughton, pastor.
Preaching atdl 81 m and St $50 pm. Sabbath
school vt Gam,
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AFFAIRS Mt THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Observation-Disclosures KEY TENDERED
THE DISTRICT JUDO EsuIp OF TENNESSEE
AND ACCFPTs-sUDDEN DEATH OF HON.
JOSEPH sYGAr-THE PENNSYLVANIA
BRIsEHs PARDoNEDsO FAR AZ IhPRIsoN.
MENT1s CoNcgRNED-sixM MONTHS QUAR-
AN11NE ESTABLISHED At BALTIMORE
CALIFORNIA FOR BLAINr, FIRST, LAST,
AND ALL THE TTfE-DEATH OF SAMUEL
M. JANNEY-sIx MEN DROWNED BY THE
CAPslZING OF A CANoE-THE SURVIVING
DE YOUNG ARRESTED FOR LIBEL ON
MAYOR KALLoCH-CHANeEs IN EUROPE
AN POLITICS - DEATH OF THE GRAND
CHANCELLOR OF THE LEGION OF HONOR
FFRANCE-yERyL LITTLE HOPE REMAIN
ING FOR THE TRAININ6-sHIP ATALAN-
TA-ATTACK ON JEWS IN MORAvIA-PAR-
MILLS" GREAT NATIONAL LAND COME
Renee" A SIGNAL FAILURE.