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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17

Earned runs-NirgiBi1s. 3 BuitalOs, s. Two
base bits-Doyle. l. Three -base hits-Allen, 2; /;
O'ROurke, !. Home runs Brouthers, Richard
son, I. Left on base--Nirginias, 8 BufalOs, 3.
struck out-Virginias, 10. Passed balls-MOrgau,
! Rowe. /. Wild piches-Latouche. /. I'm
pire- William Hoover. Scorer-H. c. Johnston.
Time of game-l hour and 40 Minutes.
There was considerable excitement at
one time owing 10 what the spectators con-
sidered a wrong decision by the umpire,
they expressing their disapprobation By a
general outburst OF indignant protest.
The umpire very ioolisbly faced the whole
crowd and singled out one individual upon
whom 10 vent bis apparent anger by at
tempting TO have him put Of the grounds.
instead OF not needing the protest and al
tending 10 his duties. The umpire's deci-
sions, right or wrong, are final; and
although he may at times decide a close
case wrongiully, his decisions should be
accepted.
Mr.. O'Rouke, manager OF the BufTaos.
wishes through Us 10 make IN apology 10
the patronizing pubic for the broken suits
OF his men. He is daily expecting new
suits Of white with red stockings and gray
with red stockings, so as TO change suits
alternately. Not having gotten these, he
had te use the old ones.
Since the commencement OF the season
the home boys have been playing the very
best clubs in the country, and IN holding
the visitors down as well as they have, they
have done remarkably well for a club vet
so young. The public seems to expect too
much Of the home bows. While they have
been playing the best clubs in the coun-
try, their fielding in all the games has
been generally very good. They are
a little weak on batting yet, but thus far
they have had powerful pitchers to hit.
The weakest point, 10 which the managers
should pay attention, is running their men
on the bases. This done, the club would
always show better.
The Washingtons, who play the Vir-
ginias tomorrow and Saturday, have been
greatly strengthened since they were here
last season.
Ford has been released from his engage
ment With the Philadelphia (Rcserves), and
will get here to-day.
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s,.,e conxen,,on OF the ". M. e. A.

The eighth annual Convention OF The
Young Mems Christian Association OF Vir-
ginia viii convene In Chsrlottesyi'le to-day.
Prominent Association workers from ali
parts Of the State will be In attendance,
and the topics TO be discussed VIII embrace
the various departments OF the work.
Richmond VIII be represented by large
doleCatiou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
u..,,r,e Minnie Hauiz.

This celebrated prima donna will appear
81 the Richmond Theatre tomorrow night
in \ grand state concert and opera. The
company includes seyeral Mfilknown
artisis, aud Madame Hauk's reputation Is
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Rebuilding of First Presbyterian
Cbureh

Inc contract Was aNdIGtu 10 MI w Il.
Chesterman, the lowest bidder.
For the purchase and removal OF the
Tupper house 7. McGovern bid $3.50 and
j. B. johnson 5000. The sale was made to
j. B. johnson, he being the highest bid
der. He takes the property at that price.
The contract for the removal of the
Grace street house is TO be let at public auc-
ttan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17

To make good salad dres'iTgin the ordinary
way good condiments, plenty Of time and no littie
skin are essential DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING
supplies all these requisites sold everywhere
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
OPINION OP DR.. MOTT, LATE GOVERN
hENT CHEMIST, on

HENT CHEMIST, on
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER.
My Investigation Of ALLcOcK'S Porous
PLAsTEB shows Il 70 contain valuable and
essential ingredients not found in any other
PLASTER. These ingredients are so perfectly
proportioned that the ALLCoCK's Porous
PLASTER win NOT cause blls5ers or ex-
cessive irritation. and md IL superior 20
and more eficlent than anv other plaster.
HENRY A. MOTT, DR., Ph. D.. =. C.S-,
Professor OF Chemistry New York Medical
College &C. NH 25-eod2m
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oAapfnATr, roR orfIrE.
no JAMES McGRAW, ESQ.

The understand, citizens 81 Richusond. aud
yolers Of MasI-op Ward. recognizing Ia you one
who. from onr knowle6ge n you a. an nprixht
citiz.n and intelligent bnsincss-man aod tax
pay er. would faithfully reprrsrnf oar bsst IN
crests Ia The Council Of this city respectfully re-
quest that yoa win permit yonr % be cscd ~
the canning election In Nav for the posiiion q
MEMBER or THE CITY COUNCIL FROM
MADISON WARD:
Charles Z. stokes. WI. Manning,
Jehn Bowers. DR.. Hu. X Zim uer1usn.
A. Y. Stokes. william G. ADAMS,
l.. Lewis. James Augustine.
Louis Euker. James Il. EcTFfter.
Preston Belvin, Louis Rswiings
}. J. Fnglish. Daniel O'DonneiI,
r. r. Taylor. q. y. Jennings.
G. r. Redford. eieorReWm. Richar.sou
:. ". Witt. Jesse q. Hicks.
Louis Rueser. A. Bates Tyre.
Jshp Murphy, JSs. haeaoaFai.
VIM. A. Mountc lyile, A. J. Ford. Jr.,
Herman &. Boschen. ". W. Crensbxv,
Julius Meyer 4 sen, L. l.. Camp.
A. l.. Jacobs. y. W. Gregory,
John Baseler, w. Gregory.
n. Asher. u. CumminS
and many Others.
fan -
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q many olDtF
fAp l7-2tl

fT,O GEORGE BRYAN. ESQ.,: The un-
l. dersigned soters in MADISON WARD, be-
lieylrg thzt you would mike aa ahIe and etHcient
member OF the COMMON COUNCIL. and fsita-
fully renreseat the Interests Of the people, re-
spectfuily urge you 10 announce yourself as cas-
dld&te.
s. ID. witt, Wyndhsm ". Meredith,
John II. Knowles. Jr., J. u. Johnston.
Ohio O. Owens, J. w. Maury, Dr.,
Maxwell T. Clarke. j. II. Cocke.
J. l.. Maury. 10. Lane stern.
G. !. Anderson, 5. q. Wallace
j. ID. Patton. Cunningham Iiaii.
n. l.. Spotswood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
A LOVELY SPRING DAY WAS

~
yesterday, and nearly everybody was out enjoying
II aud SHOWING OFF their NEW RIGS No.
thing is more natural, however, for SPRING
TIME surpasses her successors in the DEMAND
for NEW CLOTHES and other things 10 fix W
with. Do you know that there is no place whert
one Is so apt TO and just what IS wanted in the way
OF CLOTHING srd FURNISHINGS for MAN Of
BOY As at sAKs'Ss It's 9 simple fact. How few
there are who give much attention 20 their NECK
DRESSING. and yet there's nothing that adds 50
materially TO one's appearance a. 8 nioe-AttIna
and appropriate COLLAR and becoming and
handsome SCARF or TIE. In our FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT may be seen IS choice and varied
an assortment Of SECKwEAR and COLLARS
as the most particular could wish for.
IN SHIRTS and UNDERWEAR we not only
have all that's staple bit we are showing MANY
REALLY NEW NOVELTIES, well worth an
examination; while in
HOSE, CUFFS,
sUSPENDERs.
HANDKERCHIEFs,
JEWELRY, etc. ETC.,
we have everything. We would not Inisrepresent
even little matter Ike this. so we kindly say 10
all, CONE TO HEADQUARTERS, and were
this announcement signed anonymous, you would
crop IN al
A. sAKs CO.'S,
oAE-PRICE CLOTHIERS,
1913 MAIN STREET.
fap17l
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I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
L SELF 4 CANDIDATE For TIKI
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
fKOM
JEFFERSON WARD,
subject 10 the DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY El.lC C.
TI0E. BEVERLEY 4. CRUMP.
CLAY WARD.
kOR YllB BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

L wishes Of many voters OF JenerSon Ward; !
resperifulIy announce my-clf for the BOARD
or ALDERMEN iu place OF W. a. y. Cole. ts'l.'
who has hssTesgred-subiect 10 the primary election.
ap I6.tMyls n. .. mOsefN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17

COUCus AVD COLDs.-Tbose who are sufieri &
from Coughs, Colds, sore Throat, etc, should Try
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TEOCHES. Sold only in
50rey.
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eATHARTiC, Alternative.
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specific for
DISORDERS or THE STOMACH, LIVER AND
KIDNEYS, ECZEMA, MALARIA, AND
ALL IMPURITIES OF THB BLOOD.

50 enviAble name has this famous Mineral Wa
teF that the managers OF inferior mineral springs
desiroas Of imtatng tie natural purity Of the bot
sied water OF Congress Spring, inject powerful
acid In their bottled water 10 preserve loe crude
Ingredients in solution. being 50 heaSily laden Win
LIME AND IRON DEPOSIT.
witb such coniriyances bogus testimonials and
doctoted snayss cards, they seek 70 rival the pure
medicinal wzters OF Congress spring.
TIE regular season visitors 20 saratoga fully uf-
eersa2Dd these crude. harsh wzters-tnany OF tbem
AFTER painful experiences. In proof Of sAss Joct
ses eaa produce great nanV responsfbLe names.
bui the Saratoga v1s sors without experience ana
maly who use the bottled waters goften labelled as
-eursstivcs for disorders which they positively ~
gTzysteD, asonld remember that crude, harsh Inin-
srzl waters produce hea6Aohs, sense OF burning
and internal irritation, And DO irreparable injury
W TIE digestive organs and kidneys.
CONGRESS wATgB-PURE. NATURAL AND
RELIABLE.
NONE GENUINE SOLD ON DRAUGHT.
For sale bv Druggists. sroesrs, vfne merchants,
and hoseis. al7.Th.suaTuSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17

Received Of c. F. Johnston, newsdcaler.
Young ladies' Journal for May. A good
number, filed with latest spring fashions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
When Your Doctor Recommends
VNhfoEnu

use .'Blair's own $3.50 gallon. II is
absolutely pure. For sale only by
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer.
Pace Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
To Many Voters Of clag Ward:

TO HuhU TOItTs y tIHI WuTu.
Gentlemen.-ln respOnse 10 the above very haffer-
lug call for The use OF my name as candidate FOR
tie Beard Of Alderm from Clay Ward. viii Sty
have carefully considered the same and have de-
cded ~ comply with your wishes. | am deeply
sensible Of the honor you would confer on me, Tor
which perT IL me 10 offer my sincere taanss- and
should IL be your pleasure 10 el ct me Will dis
charge the duties. as ! understand them, 10 the
best Of my ability. Very truly YOURS.
an I7-lt4 f. = DtRBISHiRE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
RICUoSD, VA, April l5, 1884.
'F,O THE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON

l. WARD: Genilemen.-ln Response 20 yoar
complimentary call 0f the 4th nstsnt requesting
me - announce myself = CANDIDATE FOR
THE COMMON COUNCIL. permit me 10 say that
should II De the pleasure OF my fellow-ciiitens 10
elect me. shall endeayor TO serve them 10 the best
of my ability. Very respectfully.
an f7-lts THOMASJ 4 RtDDEII,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
ALFRED r. COURTNEY
N POR
MAYOR OF RICHMOND.

respectfully announce uysen a eaRdids:e for
the oaee Of MAYOR or TIE CITY OF RICH
MoEp, subject lo the primary election.
anl2-,d AR. COURTNEY.
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NOT A CANDIDATE.

rVO MY ELLOw-CITIZENs OF MAR
Il SHALL WARD: Having heen honoTsd by
YOU with election 70 the Common Council for faar
terms le.ght yearsl feel that the time has come
service, ana 1 respectfully annOance % you my
purpose not 90 be candidate FOR rr-elec ton.
AN grateful 20 you for past Nyora and Will aiwaSs
be willing 20 10 whatever can loatside OF me
Couneill 10 forward The lnssresis Of the ward
apl7-at JAMES HAYES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
POLITICAL.
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES AND
~ VOTERS.

The PRIMARY-FLECTrON PLAN prov ,Hes
that none bat whit Democrats shall vote =: and 20
man shall he entitled % vote except IN the pre-
cinci where he lives and unless his name appears
on the Observation-Disclosures: yrOrfded, tho any
one,who has moved from one ward 90 anOtber since
April 22dI and has not acquired residence In his
new ward (nOi having lived there thirty days)
may vote IN his oil precinct and ward
ANY man who viii be twenty. one years Of age On
the fourth TharsGay IN May (22dl, which Is ,he
day Of election, caa register NOW. Yon can get
your transfer ROo and have it pui on record NOW.
an 12-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.

ITO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF
Il RICHMOND: I respectfully announce my
self candidate for CITY AUDITOR, subject 10
the Democratic domination, and respectfully so
llcit your support, piedging myself, sho1ld be
e.ecied strict attention md faithful discharge Of
the duties Of the oflce, and the aIne courtesy and
attention 70 each and eveTv persOn altke.
nh 3O-Su& &Tu6t&tdtMyl W. :. CATLETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
NED c. GARRISON

HlGH CONST ABLE.
respectfully solicit The support Of ny fellow
citizens. Primary election Nav lst-
NED c. GARRISON.
,nl- On "a or Goo-Efs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
RIcHMoxD, va. April i2. 1854.

NfE>S2S. w. b. SMITH, J. W. RED
vi WOOD. PHILLIP O'SElLL, JOHN MANN,
JR.. G.. WATT TAYLOR, \. A. SCOTT, AND
OTHERS: Geutlemen,-In response o. your very
6attertlg call hereby announce myself cSndi-
'rte FOR the CITY COUNCIL from harshall
50 a. subject TO the Democratic pTiasry. Should
~, oleasure OF Tie people 10 eicct me.
- Ls.. efforts TO The Interests OF The ward
and The city seEer-n. ~.-oTIs
an I9-tNy1s w.n.,,,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17

To Xessrs. =. B. Waf, John H. KnOeIes, ~, o.
o. Onsns, and others:
Gentlemen.-ln response 20 the above call. re-
spectfully announce myself as candidate for
COMMON COUNCIL from Madison Ward.
ap l7-qts GEORGE BRYAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
WARD.
COMMON COUNCIL.

We arc authorized 90 announce ME-. NATHAN
~. HAEGROVE as candidate for re-electiOn n
the COMMON COUNCIL from Madison Ward
subject tO the Democratic Primary. sp lT-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
nAPTAINP. S. DERRY SHIRE: DEAR

" SIR.-Reeognizlng The great services You
have rendered n the Conservative Democratic
party Of our city ana State and your business
qualifications and extensive acqusintsncc with
he needs and requirements Of all CLASSES of our
citlsns, we ask that you viii permi. us 20 use
your name as a CANDIDATE FOR BOARD OF
ALDERMEN FOR CAY WARD.
Respectfully,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
TOR CITY COLLECTOR.

would most respectfully announce nyscif a
CANDIDATE FOR REFLECTION,
and solicit your sur urport AZ the Democratic Phi
mary. lap l7-fMylinl a. r. WoODsON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17

I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE NY
\ SELF A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFitcE
OF rHFRIFF. subject o the primary election %
TIE nem )cratic party. Ibave acted as DEPUTY
sUERIi'F for thirtc1n years IN This city, aud am
now the sBERlkF hy sppnlutmt nj bL The Hon: y:
az the city IL Richmond. ira,t my usssi conduct
in the ohce 70 which ASPIRE vail entite me TO Tie
cordial suppolt Of toe voters u this city.
ap l3-JMyli LEWIS L. WiNSTOS-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17

RICHMOND, April 10, 1854.
MR.. JOHN VI. HIGGINS: DEAR SIR,-
vi Recognizing the efficient aud faithful scr
vices which you have rendered This ward. We most
respect ctfuly ask you % dnnOunc gour-elt eAndi-
date for reelection 10 the COMMON COUNCIL.
a. he ce ming primary election.
MANY VOTERS OF JEFFERSON WARD.
l--ltf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
ma INV CITIZFYs on RICgMoYn

Il Having been elected by the City Council 10
nI rhe ytcaDcy caused by the death of the iangfed
= Il. RCyster. respectfully ask your support IN
the coming spring election for the oRlce OF tITr
AUDITOR. This announcement 10 made, Of
course. lecf 10 The Democratic primary elcc-
ton. re peclfu,ly.
fe 2s-TcETh2n MILES TfIgPIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17

L KE~PECIFULL1 ANNUUNLL WI
4 SELF A CANDIDATE FOR Tux OfflCE
OF CITY SERGEANT. sab icct 10 the decision OF
the Democratic primary. should it be The piessrr~
OF NV r ilow-citinens % elect me ~ TIE oince !
urouaiss In return fathfni discharge OF its duties.
Eospsctfuiiy yours.
apIS-iMYlI !AMEs y. shIfh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
RESPECTS TO THE GOVERNOR.

Mr.. Obenchain offered n resolution ask
ing the appointment Of a committee TO wait
upon his Excellency the Governor, and in
quiTe Of him what time would best suit
him for the purpose OF allowing the Con-
ference TO call and pay its respects. The
resolution was adopted, and the Chair ap-
pointed MeSsrs. 0benchain, Stevens, and
DalhV
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BUFFALos.

Total.............4O IL I6 ~
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r,nR CnMAussI0NER OF REYENIE

I'UK tUN Eh VT HEF ENtB
Il OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
X. b. MUNFORD.
IamaCANDIDATE FOR REELECTION. and
respectfully solicit the enforcement Of my fellow
ciizens at the PRIMARY ELECTION.
pIT.tsiyli r. n. MUNFoED.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-23
July 80. 1854.
IGR or PARADE AND PROGRAMME
lGRlNNE At SHADY VIEW PARK.

4 t,lc by Meme Bros Band-Address by
r. +. Burke and other Chlefs-Running
and Voting for Prizes.
Ian Elegant Chinese Dinner Set, 1874
II. to be voted TO the most popular mar
dlady. This elegant set Is now on exhibi-
nd y. Gosliu's china hail on Elm street.
beautiful Baby Carriage, to be voted to
@fandsOmest baby UNDER years old.
LWlefs Rcgalia, TO most popular chief
AWstch Charm, with Emblems ofthe Or
. pmOst popular Red Man.
LG0ld-headcd Cane, to the ugliest man.
DANCING.
I5eauV in the evening with Electric and
blum Lights.
lDaath Of Tecumseh.
-Pocahontas saving life Of Captain John
Ilth.
Z ADc,troying Tea in Boston Harbor.
@ChiefS in Council.
-ChcrOkees Driven from their Reservation
-Massasoit Signing Treaty with Governor
rgcr, Of Massachusetts,.
)anc!ngas per programme.
nd celebration will be the most unique
4 Iinteresling celebration ever held i'm
rs. The Tribe will be arraignci in full
lhn costume and mounted on war steeds,
HE tableauN will reproduce some of the
NJ interesting incidents connected with
.frlyhistory of America.
W. l.. CABELL, Grand Marshal.
jAMEs ARNoLD, Aids.
\. X. LlNINGSTON,>
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-23
lHR MUSICAL DEPARTNENT

Borough and effective in Its workings,
|ing every facility afforded by the Boston
-ryntOry Of Music, with the additional
-hiage Of individual instruction. Mr..
Ia ". Tracy and Miss MinRle Little have
long aud favorably known among the
.lnFs OF BDsfon
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-23
EXPENSES,

tuding tuition, room rent, heat, light,
and incidentals, per year, 500. No pu-
Hi be- received under fourteen years OF
Unless special arrangements are made To
9nlrary. We are glad to refer the public
n u. SeeligsOn, of Galveston, and Mr..
inncgan, Of Houston, both OF whom
.fhildrcn In the school.
" term begins September "a. For course
ny or any Information not contained In
|rphee, apply TO the principal.
j.. l.. BuRRISGrOS, \. NJ,
Franklin. Massachusetts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-23

we are now closing out in earnest Our buyers
are already buying bargains for Fall July 31st we
lnventory-there'u be racket all this week We
must have room so goods must go and at the prices
we offer them ladies will be tempted to come ont
though short the 10 ourhn To sell
Ah1nGS VIII move quick ifall goes
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Continued on roursh page.
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR,

a manufacturers line OF samples just
received, which we will sell mt cost for
this week only; also a lot of Infants and
Children's Dresses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-23
HOWELL. BROS.
)Dt and Shoe Co.

&00SS,ALS FOR STONE AND BRICK
ohN AT DALLAS, TENAS..-Onlor
,,NisIng Architect, Treasury Depart
washington, ID c., July 70, lSSi.-seal.
poNNNwll be received at this Office un.
w. oa the 18th day OF September, 1881,
'''n'ne all the labor and material,
o'''R' mortar, etc., aud building COM
l ''' easement and suporstructure OF the
'ooS", Postoillcc, ETC., building, nt Dali
Ns' In accordance with drawings and
OaHon, copies or which will be ready by
q uay OF Anguft, and may be seen and
lllonol Information Ind on appllcn-
'nls oairc or the Office OF The Supcrln-
Ma't be accompanied by certified
nhd those received after the timo OF
VIII not be- considered.
II. a. JACOBS,
Acting Supervising Architect.
uVrinK. Superintendent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-23
!aal Winter, 1884.

hHinS placed our orders before the
'a'e adTance, in anticipation Of n pro.
P'uoN season, we are OverstOcked in
'me lines and offer inducements to
asA and prompt tine customers second
no house in the country.
VonSeryGtlye merchants, who, In
PFu 81 the uncertain condition of crops
,'a tne S'rIngenCy Of the money mar.
~ are unwilling TO place orders with
sA''ern I, doNSers before they can know
,ne needS OF their trade will find our
-sa's convenient depository from
'n'ea 10 draw their supplies quickly
ny U sachquantitics as their trade de-.
ana, at Boston aud st, Louis prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-23
IAI ACADEMY.
s.-class boarding school for both sexes,
situated in the town Of
anklin, Massachusetts,

miles from Boston on the
York Il New England Railroad. The
contains about four thousand inhabl-
\ has five churches, good town library
Nithal very desirable place for an cd
IOnAl institution
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-23
THE BUILDING

pew and commodious: cOntainsall mod
'mprovoments and Is I'm every way adj
ply adapted TO school purposes. II has
erected and furnished at a cost OF about
", and IL without doubt the most COM
academy building In New England.
Fe are Three Courses Of Study,
|lese Preparatory. Academic and an En-
course. The latter IL designed 10 ut
Ng men for business
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06
CmIRCa NOTICES.

First Baptist Church-Communion
service with short preliminary sermon
at IL a. m; subjest, Mot by bread
Alone" Evening service at . O'clock;
subject, Jerusalem, past, present ana
future" PRAYER meeting At O'Clock.
Lake Union Mission at p. N.
Chapel OF the Good Shepherd (Epis-
copai), corner Second aud Blanchard
streets, North Seattle-Divine service
every Sunday morning (-xcept the first
N tie "a NTH. At ILLS. and every sun
dsy evening At 1870. Sunday school At
l2:l5. Seats are free, and all cordially
welcomed.
Rev. w. 8. Harrington OF Salem will
preach in the Al. Z Cnurch at IL p'cl, ok
today, and Rev. Mr.. Ward, OF Clinton,
Iowa. At 8 this evening.
There will be preaching at the Chris
tian Church on SENECA street. between
Third and Fourth strests. At IL 4. IN. To
day by the pastor, Elder +. billiard Hol.
man; subject. Coming 10 Christ" Sun
day school at 10 q ID. Concert In the
evenihg.
The 1 O'Clock Sunday afternoon ser
vice of the Young Mems CHRIS i.a As
ISOLATION " II he neld today at Yesler' :,
Hall. u. II. johnson Will cOnouct the
ssrvios-. All are invited.
Trinity Church (Episcopsl). csrDel
Third and Jefferson streets-Sundsy
-cho,l at 10 a. m. Usual services n
Halls a. M. and 7:30 p. IN. The reotol
Eill read the annual report of the guile
and deliver An address ia tho morning
Confirmation sermon In the evening
Free seats. All Welcome.