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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-10-04
LAND FOR SALE.

! will also offer for private sale Nv
acres of valuable slate land lying. on
mile west of Petersburg and near oaklO1
T. o.; convenient to churches ALL
school part Of which is well timoersa'
the remainder is in good state OF cnln'
yation and well improved. A neverlan.
ing spring, sufficient quantity oil exec
lent fruit, with good dwelling housgsii
barn and other buildings possession WIZ
be given to purchaser on day OF saie "a
For further information address, l. " ~
WOOD, Martinsburg, Berkeley TO-.
Va. OF
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Total receipts, s3,s75, 04e 12
Deductthe following amounts
borrowed (?) from the
school fund, and which are
included in the above table:
During the year ending Sep
TENDER 30, 1874, 25,925 90
During the year ending Sep
TENDER 80, 1876, 10000 90
Total borrowed in two years, S95. 925 90
Total Dem. taxes received, 3,779,12l 49,
Ao1ai hep' taxes received, 2,811, 1926 95
$997, 1914 n
MAKING difference in favor of the Re-
publican administration of our State at
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CHAS. C. SMITH,
RAILROAD TICKET AGENT.
ST. CLAIR HOTEL. MartinsbuE
Administrators NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator o.
George Keesecker, deceased, / hereby
notify all persons indebted to or holding
claims against the estate, to come foi'
ward and settle up as soon as convenient
w WOOD Admir-.
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Total receipts.

Total receipts, 3,165, 1874 So
From this amount deduct the
sum refunded in 1868 and
1869, to the State by the
United States Government,
on account of military
claims which had been paid
by the State out of the taxes
for said years, $500. 679 %
Also capitation taxes refund
ed to the counties in 1S64-5-6 and 7 by
act of the Legislature, in
cluded in above statement, 81 .208 95
353, 1888 %
And we have a total of two
million, eight hundred and
eleven thousand two hun
dred and twenty-six dollars
and thirty-ive cents paid
by the tax payers of the
State during the last years
OF the Republican admins
tratlon, S2,S11 ,226 IS
RECEIPTS FOR THE FIRST SIX YEARS OF
DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION,
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REAL ESTATE

The Garrett estate is estimated to
be worth between S15,000,O00 and
$20,OO0,00
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Amount paid for construction of the Hosp ital
for the insane:
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Amount paid on same account by Republic
cans for the six years preceding. No te,y:
Paid during year ending Jan. l 1866 1877 Is
do do Sept. 80 &C.,. IS. 900 90
do do do 81. 80. 900 90
do do do 49,. 10000 10
do do do 60. 80. 79I rs
do do do TO-. 40.S00 90
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-15
THE BAPTISTS.
THEIR CONVENTION CLOSED
Last Days Meeting the Most Important
New MissiOnarics-NeXt Place of
Meeting, Houston Honor
TO Dallas Minister.

The third day Of the State Sunday
School and Colportage convention was
carried out as published in the HERALD
Sunday morning. The fourth day
(Monday) opened with devotions
by A. II. Scott, OF Lancaster,
and following the devotions came the
most prominent subject Of the day: ais
it desirable TO change the dates of as
sembly of the Texas Sunday-School and
COlportage convention, so as not
to include the Sabbth days"
Eloquent speeches were made on the
negative and Affirmative of the above
question, and like many important
questions, it continues open TO debate.
w. NJ. Jcr Ian, of Kyle,
read his essay on Literature
of Baptist SlndayS-choois." After
the discussion and the essay, opening
addresses were delivered by ", l..
Brown, Of Paris, and j. b. Kim
brough, OF Weatherlord, and next
came an essay ON Sunday-school
Music, 10y J.. 3. Shook, Of Bolton
Beside miscellaneous business, Pukncy
Hawkins, of Anderson, and NJ. Il.
MathCny,Of Temple, delivered addresses
and thus the convention closed at l2:5J
Miss Fanny lLMurphy have contributed
much by tnelv powerful singing.
Part OF the business Of yesterday wa,
the appointment of w. r. Maxwell, o
Bolton, State superintendent of sun
days hoolS, with duties added 20 lool
after missionaries and colporterS. Iii
assistants are j. e. Gentry, of Alto
| Cherokee cOunty;D. \. Wilson, Rctugiu
| Rufus Figh, Llvcruju; l.. II, Milliuau
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city vs.. Enos Kinney, intoyication;
discharged.
city vs.. Frank Williams, Rosendo Al
tcrmau, Pat Clucn, intoXicl,lun; fine!
50 each.
Cltyya. Siam Williams, iu,oxicatiou;
lincu So.
city vs.. Peter Barns, mtoxicatiou;
imcd$2.
city vs.. Nick sash, John Hail. intoN-
icatiuu; continued.
Ci.y vs.. Frank Williams, assault, fined
81.
Cityvs. Miles Sloan, George Wilson,
Charles Jones, ydgrancy; discharged.
city vs.. Pcjrud AujI, vulgar Ian
guagp; fined ST.
city vs. Tom Faulkner obstructng
sidewalk; fined -.
city v. Ellen Leslie, assault aud bat
teryi fined ~.
tlty ". a. Morel, fighting; discharged.
city W.. II. G.. h. MyCutluulh, carry ny
pistol; hued 81.
Cityvs. Waller Nicrs, interfering with
private property; hued ~.
city "a. Joe RpHette, burglary trans
fcrrcd.
City vs. George Vincent, accessory
robbery; transferred.
City vs.. Robert Wood, theft; trans.
| ftrred.
City vs.. l., Posgio, assault and battery
| fined $.
| city W. II. Doestch, fighting; con
| iinuCd.
| city vs., 3. Kerry, vagrancy; dis
charged.
City ". W. Y. Harris, fighting; dis
charged,
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Introduced, as it has been found that
their milk, though unusually abundant
in flow, is exceedingly rich in Weld.
Same choice Thoroughbred Holstcins are
already in the herd, and they are well
worth inspection.
Great care is taken in the selection Of
meats f0r the college, and none but the
best quality OF such cuts rs are used in
our tirs,-riasS hotels are ever purchased,
though mistakes sometimes occur, as
they now and then do in the bost reg,t-
lated families. Every procautiou, how
ever, is taken not only to buy the best
meats, but to have them properly cooked
by furnishing improved ranges, char
coal boilers aud steam facilities, and
employing experienced mon cooks, who,
during summer vacations, lind no ditii-
Guilty in securing like positions in the
large hotels ut summer resorts.
Bread is another important article of
consumption. NaSsar bread has always
been noted for its excellence. 1t is made
on the premises, in 2 Well-appointcd ha-
kerry, by experienced mon, and of the
| higher grades of flour. II can be further
stated as general fact that none hut the
| best grade of goods and materials are
| purchased for consumption. TO give an
| idea as to the quanJity annually con-
summed by such Il large family, the fol-
| lowing list OF few Of the leading arti-
cles furnished Nassar during the school
year now about to close is appended:
| Fresh meat, TO-, 9i,ldS Mir, quarts. 1851
! Flour, N . jS,G00iEggS ........... .e2,0cO
| Butter, n ..... l57ICanncd ycgctu-
sugar, N .....-. .2GiS!I hleS, cans ..... 5Nl1
Coffee, b 2,%%. bananas .... 2S5s&
/ Car2mels, To ... 900. oranges ......... .2l ,IU2
Dried fruits, 10 5,jW.Clams $685.. $500
! Nuts, ID ... l5.7Iickins, bottles 20
Tho largest isom of expense was for
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kneaded into the Over-taNed and wasted |
energies Of our sorely tried and belea- |
guered friends in the doubtful States, will |
reanimate their waVering columns, re-
inspire airesh with ardOr their waning
hopes, and prepare them to meet with
greater fortitude the rigOrs of an ener-
gctic campaign. Courage and consistency
is required, as Sublime and true, as that
which animated the tOrlorn
hope of Malenthino, who, when
the fortunes of the day were trembling
| in the balance, to their imperishable
| honor be il said, nohlV took their stand
| with unbroken ranks against the adverse
tide of battle, and as the clouds lifted
from that scene Of stubborn and deadly
conflict, il was seen that the blood from
their lifelesS bodies had penciled the
| lines where their ranks were formed.
! With stout hearts and willing hands the
victory can be won, and with it the
sure harbinger of peaceful repose and
universal prosperity, a sunburst of glory
will fill the land, and upon the
face OF nature will appear in "the
painted heavens so full of State" the
bright and many-hued bow Of promise,
and span the continent from ocean to
ocean. Reformation ,.of existing abuses
without rciOrmatory force Of character
in our chief executive, cannot upon any
, rational hypothesis be hoped for any
! more than we might reasonably expect
to gather figs of thorns or pruneS ol
thiStlcS. For superficial assumptions
: false prctonse and dccoy phrases, tho
Republican platform takes both the
rag and chrome OF the bush. Look
to the moral character Of the
candidates, and judge in the light OF
=. their records, and deny il you can that
james e. Blaine has been fairly tried
y Weighed and found wanting.
=. Time sped smoothly enough with tn.
Spartan youth who had stolen the toN
= and his conscience was Unhurt and I'M
J.. moved until lie reached the markc
: place, when the concealed fox bcCan,
= restless and began TO gnaW away thu
" yitalS of his CGptOr, whose dormant con
. science was ut once aroused To Il lively
= sense Of his crime and a deeper sense T.
. his impending shame, disgrace and ruin
" which would inevitably result from eN
!, pOSUre. Rather than libCratc the fOl
" and thereby expose himself in public
! audience, he ncrVed his soul to endur,
= in silence the pangs and tOrmeuts o
- this aVcnging nemesis. The torpid con
~ science Of the Republican ringlcadcr
= like that of the Spartan YOUTHS was ~
= alien 10 quGims, and as unmOVed an,
y unrUillcd as sculptured marble, unit
~ aroused TO a sCrapulOUS sense Of his I'm
- forgiven dcvitry. Noted in his base be
, travail Of official trust and low condo
- scpnsiOus, by the immiDGucc OtCNpOsur
70, threatened By the naughty Mulligm
~ and which brought him face to face wit
3" his own disgrace, shame and solt-pOlli
- ton.
u Is such the standard Of moral quail
VI ications required in a candidate for tn
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Joseph Rouott, barber, was arrested
alta late hour Sunday night 10y the police
aud lodged in Jail on the charge Of bur
glarizins the saloon Of Camille IIuoyillc,
on Main street, Just west Of the old city
hall For several days past he has missed
liquors, cigars and cash, but was Az =,
loss to account for it,. At last he remem-
bored that there was board screwed on
to a window that separated his saloon
from barber shop, and on examination
he found that il had been recently I'M
screwed. lie suspcctadRouette and had
the police to watch for him Sunday night.
Sure enough ROuctte unscrcwed tha
board that covered the opening and had
entered when the officers nabbed him
He was an employee in the barber shop.
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Now TeIenhonc snhscrihers.

The following new subscribers havc
been connected with the EXchangc
since July LIST, 1884, to date: Prof. G. ".
Grove, school, 1875 Main street; Salmons
IL Goldman, Austin street; \. Harrimw-
ton, undertakes, Elm street: Riddle "
Co., saloon, Union depot; w. e. Cote
man, grocer, l2O7 Elm street; Crawford
Il Crawford, attorneys, - Main street;
Dr. Il. A. Ayers, residence, rs McKin-
nCy street.
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At the st, George: John G. Kirkscy,
Mexia; Il A Rawlins, New York; W ;
McKcen, Orange; w A Baird, Ferris; i
Davidson, Mckinney; W Shackolford
Tyler; G u Hughes, Sherman; Ben {
Henry. Weatheriord; II Milan, Plano
J Houston, Terrell; f T. Plncr, Donton
4 g Lurcus, Mississippi; Mrs i j Gates
II l. May, Dcnton;J 4 Deelis, II q Nash
Miss Allen Nash, j + Toothman, Kau
man; Il II Chapman, \ $ Garman, Alvp.
RADIO; y = Adams, Ben still, Kemp
! 4 Lang. Ferris; NJ Shuts, Arlington
G u Cuppol, Gainesville; ] O Terrell
Terrell; Geo ID Manon, Miss Crosby
Manion, Miss Mary Bet Manion, l. 4
Adams, Kaufman; David Craiyhcad
Terrell; X Kendrlck, W NJ Weaver
Plano; Geo q Goldthwulte, Houston
] w Hatcher, Decatur; Julia A Randlc
Brenhami V w Grubbs, kaufman; J II
Mathews aud wife, Bowie; ] O Scott,
II Delaney, $ S Cumnins, Kaufman
u Gidcumb, Halifax; ] G. Nash, Shcr
man; John Asl<an. Atlanta, Georgia; "
w Gnskcll, Wuxahachle.
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Prof. w. *. Jones, of Pulaski, Tenncs
see, late President Of Marvin college, is
now in Dallas making preparations to
open the Dallas Femal5 college on q
grand scale. The Professor has pur-
chased the property and let the contract
for painting it and general repairs. lie
says he will find it impossible to visit
the people and talk with them person
ally III the Interest of the college, as he
has to return 20 Tennessee to bring out
his family, but his past record warrant,
the assertion that he will do all he prom.
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WHAT yAssAR GIRLs EAT.
Quantities of Vegetables, MN, aud aIc
a. We'll rs Picl;lc.nul rnrnmpIs

Quantities of Vegetables, Mink aud Meat,
rs Well as Pickle. and Caramels.
After the discussion of the sanitary
condition of Nassar College and the
grounds surrounding 1t, tho next feat
urc, 20 fur "a the health of the young IN
dies is concerned, is the quality and
quantity of food consumed. Nassar
College has a flno garden, from which
an abundant and perfectly fresh supply
Of vegetables is obtained. LCttuc1.
spinach aud asparagus are very niue
relished by the students, especially H.
the early spring. To meet this natural
craving great quantities OF the first axe
raised IN hot'cds. Thnn follows spin.
ach, which, being sown in the fall, ma.
lures with the first warm days OF spring
and after that, I'm quick succession
comes asparagus, from beds GOVERNS
more than an aero Of ground, capable ~
| producing from seventy to lOO bunchr,
! daily. Besides those, sufficient tnantl.
ties OF other vegetables are raised from
the ncres of garden, such rs peas, pota
toes, bects, carrots, onions, parsnipV
etc, tO supply the table tho yoar round
Last year ! 800 bushels OF potatoes wort
| raised.
Milk Is another article Of consump.
ton worthy Of notice, not only because
OF the caro- taken TO have IL pure ano
good, but because II Is n staple article on
tho table and il furnished I'm sucl
abundance that It Is literally ns free n.
water. The quality Is never below Il
per cent. cream, while som times IL run,
w high rs IS por cont. cream. as ascor
taincd by frequent careful tests. Tn,
a A. gs.l. 80
cows, IL an interesting feature In itself
and receives no little attention from IN.
large number of persons who visit Oh
college In the course Of the year. Thos
cows are stabbed In neat and airy sui
bles, where they receive tho best atten
ton aud treatment, even 20 being cur
ried daily like horses. They ara prlnci
nally carefully selected grndo COWS
Tho Holsiein strain Is being gradual,
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Applicants for the state Normal SChou,
Applicants FOR admission to the Stau
Normal school from the Sixteenth Scua
torial district, composed OF Dallas, KauG
man and Rocllwall counties, will be cN
aninod on the nth day OF July. TIT,
examination will be holl in this city d.
Prof. j. Il. McGuirc, Principal OF Tho
Summer Normal school. After the co.
animation Senator Gibbs viii make "a,
appointments ON the grade attained
There are three vacancies.
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NIniinn rnr = Nr,r mini

The plaintiffs and defendants in tie
famous Grigsby land suit, tried in tn
District court last week. have both fled
motions for new trial, and the srwu
will bo argued Wednesday before I.tl ..p
lathrop, special Judge in the case.
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4 RELIABLE tltli'LE.
DR.. T.. Cutler, Boston, Massachusetts,
says: 81 found it 10 realize the eNpcr-
tations raised, and regard it as Il reliable
article
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Mr.. Henry Zwick, Postmaster, Bingen
Indiana, writes: Mr.. j. +. Homo and
Mr.. LOWS Purdy, were cured of severe
sprains to the ankle and back respect
lively, by the use of ST. Jacobs Oil, the
great pnin rolievcr.
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PARTS urthc Human Body EnNl,,El1i,
opcd and StrcnSihunrd,' Etc. y pi KAN N
lng advertisement long RIM incur iGSls
reply to INQUIRIES we VIII say thh M M
evidence If humlmg about TINS NM.Hi
tinry the advertisers are very hilil' IN
Interested pc rsous may get s,Ho .ir,
dving all particulars hy nluin'Xl
Medical Co., 4. -. Box 5l3, Duil'lo''"
lo1p fypnipu llpn
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They Have Won the Highest Prizes.
Benson's CRpciuc Porous PlastcrS nev
err soil the skin, hands on linen. Thoy
are prompt and certain. 25c.
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bun ~" IN lht mousse
"ROush on Rats clears out rats, mice,
reaches, hcl-hugs, fleS, ants, molcs, chip
nmuks, gOpherS etc, 10 cents.
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DISSOLUTION

DrSSOBuTTON NurtrE-THih ~. y
4 Fortune iiros. > ms 'A' v,'n
mninnl cn"scri. Tho M,si ',s W.
iiuued by ". H.EnrU'e ~ Nl', ~
i,eunlng M lie,l i,ics d. Dr.. ~.
fC... -
NaILhs, :N'y ~ ~.
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TIE BEST TRUSS EVER

Tho Genuine Elnstic Truss y MN
perfect comfort night and day, r' ", 4
limo under The hardest eNerclSe wr,,a
strain. sold nj greatly re,lucd I,r
snut bv mnll oall parts of IA" n"S,a,
lu fall descriptive circulars ~ iv,d
Elastic Truss Company i44 l'i'""
YNri -
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.1UH 0ALE-UE ACCOUNT OF l[
L health, I VIII offer for sale my chi
boarding house outfit, complete in every
patmrnt, consisting of furniture, bcdd,
good as new. Call az once ut 7jj Jack,
street. h
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WASHINGTON and LEE uALlERSTI
Lexington Va.

IlVNIhE1OIIi va
Instruction in the usual academic studies
and in the professional schools OF Law and
Engineering. Location healthMl; expenses
moderate. Session opens September Is For
Catalogue, address "Clcrll Of the Faculty"
G.. W. c. / EE, President.
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NJ EiIL.& YOUNG,
~ Attorneys
Stcrhcnvillc, Erath County. Texas.
II. X. NEIIL. LEE .m,EG.
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EDWARDS,
L No Attorney
Decatur. TcVaN.
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HUH sAl,f-A DRUG .,IUEE AT +
/ ~p.ns, good business. lZl6 jackson
s..f
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EEORGE II. rLOWHAy,
N Attogucy-at-Lay,
And Notary Public.
7O} North side Main street, corner Poyjras,
Dallas, Texas, Prompt attention 10 business.
NNAN FORD " CRAWFORD,
" Attorneys Law,
Office No. i2j Main 81.
NJ. l.. CRAWFORD, W. !. CRAWFORD.
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-. AlELNEN,
t5s AttOrnCr-a;- Law and Banker,
seymour Baylor County, Texas.
Exchange bought @ud sold on all tie priu-
cipgl points.
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4 RNULD, GLASGOW IL ARNOLD,
n Attorneys law,
Graham. Texas.
OGice in Federal court building, west side
public square. WIN practice in the State and
Federal courts.
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G'vl- StIt.--ShJOM MACh!NEs 3
u su'.. Two Grw machines and pr-
v c.ilui;. g EriitDn manufacture, 70,
rEc1p. Address WM. PFOuVs, cane HE
tfIl'D. iuuN.
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ISAI;SHALL * STRANGE
IA attorneys -iuw,
No. %l Main street, hallas, Texas
n, j. &IAE~uALa ". b. er"iNGf.
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AWk ~.tI.a on RENI--A Fnv,p-Cl
4 brand new piano; viii sell on the b..
meat plan. Apply 10 3Gi Ross Avenue.
folg-
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tSOk oALE-GMING 10 4ii, AbSh(4
4 for protrgcted time, ! offer for ssl !
mare ana buoy; perfectly gentle and n
driver. hrp.y H. Muriyn', Stable. Nh
street. John f ETLIOTT. mtt
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pERsnMAI-Weak and TndeV.

County Clerk. Dallas County
Nv l.. II. HVGItRs, DenutN. -,-.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
LONG ISLAND.

IoNG Island CITY.-Ser0eant WhitcOmb and
Mr. Twaddle the capturers of the negro Rugg called
on Sheriff Freeman AT the Queens County jail yester-
terday aud each received check for Sl25, being
an equal division Of the reward OF $500 offered by
tho sheriff for Riggs capture. .George Hall, age
thirteen son of Chief Engineer Hail. of the Water
Works waa bitten yeterday by mad dog. The
wound was cauterized and the dog was shot
GAnprN CtTY.-All gayety ceased with Ash We'd
pes,lay when services celebrated IN the chapel
NEwrowv.-The taxpayers have long complained
of the heavy taxes that have virtually crlppcd the
town and rendered uHeless the efforts of many of
lis best citizens 10 assist IN its development The
total indeb tedness is about S53O,O
ROCKAwAY REACH.-E. f.. Datz. hotel proprie
TOR il having plans prepared for a hotel to be
hnilf on the site of tho Sea Walk House. IL will
be connected with the Metropolitan, making one
Intel and will occupy all the space between the
Long Island and { q New-YoTk, WOOdhagen and
Rocksway Beach Railroads. serving as a depot for
both roads and with the exception OF the Maui
moth Hotel will be the largest on the beach.
HEMPsrEAD.-A large dog owned by Mrs. NJ.
Phtlps entered the hOuse of Mrs. Noon Yesterday.
When Mrs. Noon attempted to drive the animal out
he sprang at her face. She threw up her arm which
be grabbed aud badly mutilated. The wound was
cauterized and the dog was shot.
MATrlTucK- and Mrs Orin j. Virgins cele-
brated their golden wedding five years ago. On
Wednesday evening they held jubilee meeting
and kept open hOn-e the occasion being the hitIeth
year of their keeping house in Their present nome
RIVEgHEAD.-W ilIiam II, Smith drove District
Attorney Petty, of Suffolk County, TO Atlantic
Vile few days since. On his return nome he
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

NEw-ROCHRHLE.-Jhe safe in the store Of Miller
d Lambden, dealers in -four and feed, at Main and
Mechanic-sts., was robbed Thursday night of $50
,..... Plans for the passenger depot Of the New
York, New-Haven and, Hartford Railroad have been
prepared.
MoUNr VERNoN.-The committee to consider
the proposed conversion of the swamp land imme-
diafey north of the New-Haven Railroad depot
info n park has had hearing before the Committee
ON Villages of the Legislature. II WAS agreed by
the advocates of the plan 10 omit the land occupied
by A brick dwelling and lumber yard, by which
tie cost will be reduced from $40. 900 to $4,000.
pvpxsKuJ.-The chapters aud lodges of Knights
Templars of Westchester County last evening were
inspected by Grand Inspector-General Coburn
TUCKAHoE. The National Ice Company has tllled
It's house with ice varying from eleven 10 hIteeh
Inches In thickness
PoRT CHHsTER-The village familiarIy known