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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Mr.. James Arbuckle, 4 prominent and
wealthy citizen OF Galveston, purchased
yesterday of Capt. 8. J. Adams the old
Crockett farm Of three husared acres FOL
SO 500 on which be proposes establishing
Jersey stock rauche.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

FnoM the Inter.0cean's dramatic col
umn: 'IRvISd and Miss TERRY are taking
a much.neec ed rest for week in st. Louis
They will appear in few easy plays
during their stay to cover expenses ard
mass the timen
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

GENERAL CAslus NJ. CLAY, Of Kentucky
SAYS that after spending nine years m the
study of the system Of Russian government
he found It the most humane on the CONT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

For Sale.
Be,nS desircus Of engseinp in other pnr'
suits, will sell on ensy terms TO suit pu'.
chsser, a wel!-furnished hotel OF twent' :
Two rooms, in the city OF Longyiew, .xa, +,
known IS the Commercial Hotel. Furnl'
ture as good as new. Hotel doing apnyin2
business. Address
G. N. TADLER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

HENRY GEORGE went up likea rocket at
London and came down Ike stick In the
provinces. Squire and yeoman see nothing
to admire in his new gospel Of communism.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

HESRY Bsno has let up in his crusade
arain,, the mule.pounder and turned his
attention TO the wife heater. only another
instance of evolution,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

The pronibitionists Of Illinois are howl.
ing because GOVERNOR HAMILTON, OF tina,
state, drank cider at recen, reunion o.
the Grand Army ofthe Republic.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

II seems tina, GOVERNOR MuRRAN's re-
cord is not spotles, after all, aud he should
not have been In such haste to shy stones
Mt the Salt l. Ike saints.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
AN ALARM OF FIRE.

II only one tsp of the bell will drive
sleep from the eyrs OF the uninsured for the
night, nothing affords such quiet rest Is
the knowledge when you lie down at night,
that all Is insured. Try II. John 3. Aide
boff, agent, Sol Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
nISTl,IEI CnIiRT

Whole Georges Goldfish, dried haibu'
homeless herring, Russian ssIdelles Just II
caivsd n. ED s. ALsToE's,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

THr copper is having shout as hard a
tim, in New Orleans n the nicsls IN Mex
leo. The States. however. is oosii ient OF
,ne ultims success OF it--protere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

w. +. Club.
Mem oers of W. +. Club are reouested to
meet at office OF Meesrs. Dexter & Ferguson,
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock. A iull
attendance desired. W. II. SAfNs.
aeCretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

what Science Offers You.
Use no liniments. salves or lotions. Der
sons Cspcine Porous Plasters are best.
mick. highly medicinal. 25c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 20 la the lunscy
case Of William Meredith. Judge Fell de-
iivered a long charge 20 the jury, defining
the Law Of lunscy. Th@ jary, amer fifteen
minutes deliberstion. rendered vsrdi-t
for the defendant, thus establishing Mere
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Cbee,e--cheese-Neu ssp, Sage,
IimherS~r. Eism, Pineapple and hne
cream cheese. the very finest quality for
sale low b. I'D. g. Alsros'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

TnE population OF BRENNAN Is increasing
rapidly. Tbs Banner records uo3'"
births there duri1g 49, met week
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

1 have Just received a shipment OF the
finest Paoaug Java coffee ever sold in the
city. If you can enjoy good cup OF coffee
inv IL. Ed. s. ALsToS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
THE YouN0ER CASE.

In the Federal court yesterday In the ca'e
dsfrnd ant for Q new trial was overruled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
United STATES DISTRICT COURT.

The case of Clevcl nd charged with the
murder of w. A. James, Sell styled Jesse
James came up yesterday morning IN the
Federal court on habeas corpus. III 'ePh D
that the XII log was done III Catoosa In ln~
dian Territory, hut Cleveland was com.
mlt,eh for the oiIense in this district Gnd
the application was made by his connsei 'or
his release on the ground that ne could not
be longer held here for crime committed
in another district. Judge McCorinlck
seemed inclined to think he could be-, nat
asked for evidence from the governments.
Two witnesses were Dut on the stand,
growing that James was bad character,
lawless aud quarrelsome; that he iorcei lhe
difficulty On Clpve aud and made demon
STATIONS Of drawing pistol on MN, VINO
shot James without leaving his seat. Thr
case was so clearly one Of iustiiiasle hon.
eide, "a far as the proof aoduced went, thut
me court fslt auihuriZa I'd H. discharge x the
prisoner, who 70 still subject, however, 10
indictment a, Fort Scott.
q. w. Silsby, the route agent on the
Texas Central road, charged with embs2'
z.eing mail packages ara abandoning MS
car al Corsicana, pleaded guilty 10 iour
charges. three Tor EN- bt 2zlement and one
for abandoning the mail, and was given ore
wear. to be served in the peniteutiary at
Chester, Illinois.
The case of Q. W. Sattery vs. the city OF
Fort Worth for work alleged done on pup
lie impr ovemenrs. was continued untii the
ne 1t regular term Of tue court.
The present term OF the court adiourns
to-day, and tomorrow Judge Mccormick,
United States District Attorney Bigger ana
Deputy United States Marshall James
Mckee, Jr., leave for Graham, where Fed
eral court convenes Monday.
The party accused Is Mr.. Sol. J. Cleve-
land. and was accompanied by his brother,
Mr.. q. ". Cleveland, of the large wholesale
grocery Arm of Cleveland K Campbell, OF
Waco, who contemplate a removal OF their
business TO this city. After the decision OF
the court dischsrging the prisoner the dep.
utv marshal from Fort Smith. who had
heard toe evidence, declined to make the
arrest, on the ground that .he PROOF OF Jus,
ti6sble homicide Was overwhelming, and
left no doubt in his mind.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Fine hutter-choice butter In nine pound
wooden pals. Something finer than any
thing ever brought TO Dallas at
Ed. s. ALsroN,
Corner Sycamore and Elm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

The mayor Of savannah wants his salary
reduced. Pickle him m alcohol.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Lot I-aowNs.
Price, zoe.
Lot Ii-GOWNS.
Price, 81 60.
Lot III-GO WINS.
price, 81 90.
Lot w GOWNS.
Price, 81 so.
Lot V-CHEMisE
Price, s5c.
Lot yI-UnEMIsE
Price, Csc.
Lot -HEMIsE.
Price, zoe.
Lot vIII-CHEMIsE
Price, S5c.
Lot INCH smIsE.
Price, 00c.
Lot X-CHxNIsE.
Price, o5c.
Lot XI-DRAwEws
Price, 81 20.
Lot XH-DRAwERs.
Price, 81 90.
Lot XIu-DRawERs.
Price, 0Oc.
Lot XIv-DRAwBRs.
Price, soc.
Lot xv-DRAwERa.
Price, SOC.
Lot xvI-DRAw MRS.
Price, Csc.
Lot XvII-sKIRrs.
Price, 81 go.
Lot XvIII-spIRrs.
Piice, 81 90.
Lot XIX-sKIRTs.
Price, roc.
Tot XX-SKIRTs.
Price, 81 10.
Lot xxI-eKIWTs.
Pr %, $50.
Lot xXiI-SIL -.
Price, SOC.
Lot xxuI-Corsst Oovcrs.
Price, u 20.
lot xXIv-Cerset Covers.
Price, 81 90.
Lot Xxv-Coraet Covers.
Proc, TOO.
Lot XxvI-Corset Covers.
Price, Toe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Ponds Extract
The most potent curative agent known
for pains, aches and injuries: let those who
have never used II inquire concerning its
yiriuas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Hams and brsak'sst bscon packed by
Ferries. OF New York; something deiicious.
70, s.Ie nv Ep. 3. ALsrov,
Corner Sycamore and Elm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
HELM ,rn ANsNYER.

Mr.. John Hamilton, Ennis, Texas, saws;
"Browus Iron Bitters completely cured me
nf Indication y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
TIE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

DR.. T. J Caspar, Spr0ghel Ohio says
vi recommend Browns Iron Biiters."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
THE CALLING CAsEs

THE GAMING CASES.
The seventh gaming case Of the State vs..
Kahn. IN the county court, 10 on trial. The
ease viii 70 10 the jury this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Pointed Yoke rows OF In erton and otucSing neck and
slee, cs trimmed with narrow edge and ucsing
Round Yoke arows ofn;crns between rows of Tuckns.
sorting ana Runl,d Cam .rc hdgc.
ROBBED ront tn ks Inserting Edgo MI the way down IN
'front.' sey unmed with Edge ana rucking and meek Win
Marrow Edgs.
Front OF rows Turk Of ertnc sleeves trim
med wi IN Narrow Edge Tucking and Inserting
Pointed Yoke Of Tucks Of Inserting. Narrow Ed'e
rouqd Inserting with Edge above and leevei
with ln'ertin ard Edge
Point Yoke with rows of Tucking and of Edang with
Lace Edgng around neck and sleeves
Deep Embroidered Rune band of Inserting in front with
Narrow Edge around IT,
Ioncd Yoke of Tuckins and inserting between hand
OF Insertion and Narrow Edge.
between ard row Q, Instng with Edge at the SIDES aud
Pointed Tucked Yoke m in 'front.' and Edge each ride
With rows Tucks aad Inserting between and rows of
RULED Edge
With Of Tuckng and Inserting between. and row of
with cluster above and Tsctcd !. the
with each Of rucking and RULED Hamburger Ems
brodey.
win "e. gegnaicu5 q xs.,o S Tceas R wSS
also. RULED Embroidery.
With row of Tucking above of Embroidered Runes
with row Of wide Flounce Embroidery and OF
Tucks aDove.
Made Of Lawn, with wide Tucked Flounce and Narrow
Tucks above,
wide Embroidered Flounce aud Tucks above alsos
Embroidered Runies in back.
With row each o, Tuckng Rualing and Ysrr,w Edge
with row Of Tucks.
Square neck rows OF rucks with Inserting between aso
Narrow Edge around center row OF Inserting.
Low neck rows Of Torchon Inserngs between Narrow
Tucss In back and font sleeves AID nsck also trimmed In
Torchon Inserting
rh neck, squa yote OF Tucks with pretty open
work Inserting between karos Edge around center row OF
Inserting and around nccs. -,
Square Yoke alternate Tncks high nssx.
with Narrow Edge around II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

rtehirx, burning aud scay torfures that
bs fled even relief from ordinary remedies,
-. hed and healed as nv mscir.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

SCALED Heads with loss Of hsir without
number heads covered with dandruf sndfcalv
eruptions especially Of children and infants,
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24

,>.. xh,ch Ia also the organ of middle-class Lip-
oraIism is one of these journals, and IT'S note OF wei
came to Mr. Arnold is a little shaIpeneo oy Iehion
hrapce of the ridicue he has in old times pes'o"o"
on AIR Jesse Ceilings dancing before the AIh VI 'no
lard There is a writer on this journal VINO cui'-
Yates animosity TO America. If you care 10 see now
ncatlv he can deliver an unexpected sthetVo-'hiuS''
here is an example, ...
He speaks of returning and may yet i've 10 e
n poen on New York revisited ms sSuhus .'s -
H. Arnold meant TO publish mild and friendly ac-
count of the headquarters OF Atlas pOWder'
Az for Mr.. Arnold himself, whatever has been re-
ported here of his remarks about America Is III
tone at least as friendly as critical.
sicnor salvinis two appearances at CovenI
Garden Theatre as OaelO and as Lear prove '' Ili9
old popularity in England is not diminished ll
had such welcome as few foreigners haNo ~ -,
ceived from an English audience, unless ''.y l. |
norod +o be SINGERS. His Othelto is Whav IL vas
deGcient in none of the vigor. finish, variety ""D
iS44' .t;oh distinpuished his earlier perform
"a 3 90 unorthodox from purely shake-
INT Of view as ever. His Lear was seen
an Saturday night for, think, the hlst 'iino Al
Iand II is an admirable piece OF dranallc ar ,C'
however nobody rates so highly rs Hle O"''O
II was seen, to be sure under every dis"uN 'n'"Io
The company which Signor Salvlnl haS Dio"sn'
with him is eXcellentIy adaplcu W SOY wa ~
fuIl his own merits by the strongest possioie
and effect of contrast It includes hardly one toler
ahle actor. and many who ave intolerable' Inc tI0
atre was bitterly cold icy blasts sweeping irom inc
stage across the expanse of stalls till you Oesh To-
ask whether the side of the house had fallen out.
The stage management was as bad as it could well
he the thunder being in the hands OF some person
whose zeal led him TO continue his peals long ai'cr
the scene had changed There were stage Walls
of two or three minutes in length, bells ringing
madlv behind the scenes in the midst OF LedrS solo
ouies: and carpenters calmly experimenting theH
machinery in view of the house. Amid sucn a
burly-bmly Signor Salvini could hardly be at ms
ease, and his Lear was not thought equal TO MS
Obello. Probably at its best it is an inferior per
formance but it was none the less performance 10
which the English stage has no counterpart to oer
in dignity. impressiveness and that sense OF power
which seems to belong to the actor independently Oh
his author. The audience was startled to hnd now
badly " King Leal as a play acted, and how $40"
ot times is ITS movement. 1t began at and dld not
end till past 12 by which time half the audience
had vanished. o ". :.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
rrnoprAN pRonrcE Markets.

LIVERPOOL March 22Provslons-I Cumberland Cut,
as ID Long Clear Mddles 4js Od Short Clear Middles
49s Od short RIBS, As Od; shoulders 3s cwt Beef,
los Tor extra Indian Mess Prime Mess 9Os POrk-Prme
Meas 7js Od per obi; Prime Mess Eastern, oOs West-
ern TOs Jard-Amecan, AIS 3D.; Prime Western, 47A sd
f9Td on 4Ss Cd Hams-LOng cut 57s; shoulders 3Bs I'D.
Butter l5s per uwt for finest United states Cheese
asa Red Winter, o. 3D. 3D. per centa No Spring
Il "a New Western Winter, 3s 4d New Mixed Western,
5s gt California No l. rs % 0ss Adj California No. 2.
"a IdG1s 3D. per GENITAL Corn-MiTed old o. ld.' DO.
new Is sd per GENITAL Produce-Sprts Of Turpentine,
Dos Cd: do at London, POS Oh per cwL Refined Per0-
leum, G2d. per gallon. Clover eeed-Anercan Rcd oOsi
a56s per cwt TallOw, 3ss. i'd per cwt R0sn-COmmOn,
a. ri pale 9s a los I'd Linseed OH, 2ls, per cwt
ToNnoy March -PrOduce-Lnseed OIL. 92O Us a 600
l6a DER ton Calcutta Lmsoed iGa % per quarter Lin
seed cake YS Be- Der Refined Petroleum. 624d isd
p.r gallon Spirits OF Turpentine. 25s. Cd. per cwt
sperm OIL s64a263 per ton koslIs-Common 4s: 6di
Pale 6s ala Provlslons-Lard, ass Od per ewt for
American sugar 2Os. Nd. per cwt. for Cuba Censrl-
fuga poarizng 08o and It's Od elss Od Tor Cuba Mus
coyado far refining alOat
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL March 22.l23o p m-Co@tton @ firm; Middling
unanda Cd do Orleans sid. Sales l2OOO bales including
200 bales for speculation and export receipts LOO bales
ai American Puures-U piands Low Adding clause March
and Aur1l delivery. I6ld.; do. April and May delivery
4 I6Id: do May and June delivery, 76idi also 66id
do June and July delivery, lOO4d do July ana August
delivery o li.Gid; do. August and September delivery
"a mCotonE sales Of the day included 94OO bales
American. Futures-Uplands Low Middling clause, April
and MAY delivery Sd do october and November delivery
O4 Futures closed steady ut the lowest quotations OF the
day. = 90
Low Mifdnq ; Good Ordinary, 97s net receipts l,2O4
bales: gross l.-U4 Bales Exports 10 Great Britain
baes Coastwse C2l bales sales, 81 bales STOCK -of4
bales. -
Mddng 1da; Good Ordinary, eo net and gross receipts
3 haies Exi0rs TO Great Britain, lola bales; TO the
Continent bales; Coastwise lO3 bales sales, 400 baies
last evening. $50 bales; stock, .S,.fi bales.
NgWO Ans March - Cotton quiet and firm; Mddng
10 i Low Middng lO' Good Ordinary, 10 net receipts
S89 baies gross 2gJ7 baes; Exports TO Great Britain
4J75baes: 10 France - bales; TO the Continent, 300
bales; CoastWise bae4j sales, 5000 bales stock,
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

Ngw.YORK WEST SHORE 4 BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave Desbrosses Corandt and foot Of West ia s
For Chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls Sna bunA
For Newark, ROessster Syracuse and Oneida oso mig
o.. ~. r..ssop
Amsterdam. $3.50, lli?0 q, M SPIN ,o .srm
Albany and Catski a. $50 II 20 mi a5O 20 on os
Newburg Kingston, Hghland. POughkeepse % Vow 4A'-'
A. M; $40 4:3O, ~ y. m.
Daily Other trains daily except Sunday. -, ,oo -
Buffet PaTlor $50 and ll.2O o. H. an" 1'O D. !"
Paror Buffet cars on $50 a train for Syracuse ahe
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on ~ M train toE bunAi'
Tickets and time stations and az onces Of the com
Pany, Jersey Cy PsnnsSyan%a ma SS ~ & ,n
a. and No Z DeKabayeJ Ncw.HOrk city, Eos l62. 20l
oii gGg Iip g48 1923 broadway No. Union square Ma
f37 0thave i05 East l26thst Pennsylvania HR sta.
ton DesbrOssest, foot Curtlandst, ana West sh0l
Station. foot Nest A2d.Ht - -.
"a StatesG
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
TDnM QfrAfIInNA OE

FROM STATIONS OF
NE%JERSHYH NE6gF II GESERAh 6hrR RlESE3RN ER
O"NN' iroT1 Brooklyn Bridge Pier
TINE TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV. 1s. 1888
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Pound & % Brock ooh
i;2G i2So ,. M suSDAYs at $40 m, $50, i2:OOp M.
Direct connection az Wayne Junction for GsTmsptOgn and
hocEen IssiiTS and ii NorristOwn
pRAwINGRoo1l CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Returning leave PHIIADELPHIA, Sinth and Green
1880 SO 932 dl0o 9 ' iS Si 04U; NJ o13 rd aUS
bcTEss: @i9 :;2o 900 9G M leo $780, '2O' oS0
laSS gG6, ZOOS JOS iSi Gi NJ 5 l22. SPA 728 sun
yd9 9A5 Il liz At e45 745 600 m s45 400
For For sTUNBURY AMI LEwIsDURo at e4O. 746 a. m. S4a
Ap.m. ---.
TOO i.3o 400 536 1900 p. Sundays at $50
For SCRANTON at 646, 900 a M 3Ao p. m.
For WILKEsBARRE and PITTSToN at 6:+6, 800 q. N,
loo 100 3:45 $3.50 p. IN Sundays at $50 p IN.
For DRIFTON at 6i45 e. m, S45 p m.
For TAMAQUA at 845 7i6, 600 m loo, 1:So 3A5 4oo
For BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN and @AUcH CHUNK
AZ 8i5 900 m, loo, l30, S45, 0;3O D. H. Sunday ut
$50 D. m.
For EAsroN at et5 200 M loo. I:3O, S'45, 400 $780,
5:3O p, Sundays $50 p NJ - 80
For STATIONS ON HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 300
m, 400, 4:30 p. m.
For FLEMINGToN at 646 300 m loo. l9o' AGO. $780,
800, $50 p IN. Sundays, 1:30 p. m.
For soMERvILIE at eA5, 800 1880 dIl1e M loo, lSo
$40 4oo 5So 300 S S9S SaS SGS 66 So soO lO'O H. BUN
For Pd6 6thEBGLRB B6 8 B @ 7s ssI ig SS GO
GS SS 9S o iSso 55o 5o SG igd0 'O ''
For ELIZABETH at 6:15 946. 7i15 7;46, 500 $50 goo
980 IOOO 1890 lll6, 1920 m l245 LOO LOO i99 S:0 S:90
545 6;0O 6ii5 $50 $40 100 7;S0 500 $40 95S l0;S0
l130 1900 SUNDAYS ~ oVVs $40 H. A'oVI 4'uO'
$50, 900, 1900 pm. -
For NEWARK at 500 Hte sl5. e49 7l5, JsG 500 SIs
iiS, 800 ESQ 500 500 4SC G 200 ~ St1 3osS $50 YiS
400 IN. SUNDAYS at 300 9Sl1 10 1913 q m, 1900 NJ
1I5, 500 400, 800 eIS 10Y 99V ugoo m An rail, a,
500. sf5 a IN, 1880, 400, 600 pm SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grovel at 400, lOfo m.
For FREEHOLD-Atb,S 8, S:l5 IL q. M 1880 4, 5p m,
Far LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 9l6
a m 1870 4.3O o. with through parlor <3O "
Eor VINrIAND and BRIDG ETON at liSO D. IN.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No g. North River, via Sandy Hook.
ror ONTG pRA NgH EATONTOWN. a 4 IN.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
Go iOhcm 1t 1tlan Concern.
DUBLIC NOTICE-FINAL HEARING.
L AQuEpuCr CORNERSTONE M -, OPTIC

DUBLIC NOIlCE-FINAL HEARING.
Il AOUEDUCT CORNERSTONE ~ OFTCE,l
ROOM 7S TRIBUNE BUIID1NO, ,
NEW NORK, March 20 1884.
To all whom IN may concern: o,-.-
In conformity with requirements Of Section 2 Chapter
hereby given to an persons interested that fun opportunity
will be afforded be heard IN relation to the various
paus now consideration by the Aqueduct Cous
FOR the construction Of more OF the FOL
tie CrOtOu RIVER, IN the
Counties OF Wes;chestcr md Putnam Wit .
Fret-That known the "Cuaker Bridge Dam ana
"eservo four miles below the present Crot0n Dam
Second-fhe MuscoOt Dam and Reservoir at MuscoOt
Mountain about mies above the present CrotoD Dam
CTotOn River, commonly known as the "sOdon Dam aAd
Also as 10 the final and construction of the
aOue.luct uDOu known the Modified Hudson
River Route commencing at point near the present Croon
Dam running thence sJuthwcstcy 10 point near Maurice
ave Sing Sing; thence souihery 10 ana across the
POcantico Valley and niO the Sawm River valley east OF
Tarytown thence sUuWcstcy TO point on the east Dank
tie Harlem River and above the High Fridge and
thence westerly under and the Harlem River and
thence sOuthcry north side Of Manhattan valley s
tance ~ mesthe total length Of said aqueduct be.
ing about 81 = miles. ..--.---.,.- A., -
said new aQueduct the location OF the wOrng shafts portals
etc, etc. ,,--,- ~, T. a..
All az shown upon the plans maps and prohlcs IN this office
Sad public hearing 10 be at the Office OF the AGCcduct ON
missioners Room ~ Tribune Building IN the city OF New
1854 az clock +. upon which last named day said hear
ing will he finally concluded
BY o AqueduCt COminis siOucrq
JAMES ". ACCCLLOH, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
T1HE ERIE RAILWAY, better known ya as . in' tne
L NEW.YoRK, LAKE ERIE AND "ESiEN ma"

ID.
Arr.n0ements OF trains from Chambers-st Depot ,...
samDay except sundays; pay ESpTTsss, sIsspns
sp m daily 'st louis Limited" Express-No extra sss ss
ior fast tmePulnan sleeping Coaches 70 5 m csve.
land l:40 m Cincinnati 500 M 81 LOUIS Sto oHo ~ SO
day. Connecting trains arrive Detroit o'AoP NJ A'
AZ N GDay)-Pacinc Express for the West s3oE Iips
Pullman bay and sleeping Coaches 70 Hhsso Hotel and
buffet Smoking COACHES to CaifSgo.,
9t5 Emlgrant train for me Mes so 10 20 NJ IL
tx b0 LAO sl0 $50 $40 SO, 7S0 1890 70 ~
Sundays s9 I0:3o m en ~ S SST ~ a noon is $50 tld
50 $50 $40 $50 $50 81 1899 PA % s91 IidniTht
days $50 1920 Lao Ea SsC sedrR oIo sac aid
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night. O1T 7 sup2SS; iS2S 5 sig and y
snnih Sundays $50 1920 IN Lao $50 N AnaN
Msssnrs and Cornwall 1850 m $50 4So spm. SUNDAY
SsSa SoadSut and Kingston and Montgomery 4sOp@
s9nass sSsn "a So 1920 $50 $50 tSo si5pm saH
dSS SS5Setown g i:5o 1920 m $3.50 49o sl5pm s1no
So nS.s, iOgS r,s so SsP YORK onso and @
ut Mamst The ~ train s,oRs at = sIh % Sunday $50
Port Jeryis l;50 lO;2O m t'oV o 0'A'P
BOat leave Of and GSsrST rsts, asr saf and o
iOsa6 m to l2,45 a every hour 4, nr,,rs Room and
Tickets passage aud sparments IN M Se CHECKING
Nos 2Si, ioi or SS7 Broadway. sl Wsstst' NJ
sTSTe.. trSns irSm the arrive In NewY0rh a
7SO llIo I5aS AZ ana akBBoTT Gen Passr Agent.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW W.Jf kSE T., .ai IA
Hvoek $50 10 anil 800 l0O $50 Gao $50 N u
might sSFaa Vss ana and Spnsy 7hO OP
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New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
5nmmer Resorts.

DAVIHON HOTEL AND COTTAGES,
1 IsIIP Long Island will open April I. House heated
with steam JAMES SLATER OF the Berkeley jthaye and
0th-st, owner and proprietor.
DROSPECT HOUSE,
1 SHELTER ISLAND,
/. L. " YTl9 popular and well.anoTn hotel viii open
OF ana other information
call or address the proprietor,
ID p. HATHAWAY No. l3G Maiison-Gye, ewYOrk.
rI7HE SHELBURNE.
ATLANTIC CITY, M
open all the year. 30 yards from the Beach.
The House specially hte for winter Is thoroughly
heated three large galleries Of them tho
second floor EDWIN ROBERTS.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
Gtedmboats dno Railroads.

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-Passenge
- leave depot foot Of Cortand ard s s
town. Readug Mauch Chunk Wilkes6amEIe arr Io%anaa n w%
through coaches run daily Local trains at and o4o
d. M. fOr EastOn, Bethlehem and Coolay. - -. H..
Trains leaving $40 and $40 p m correct ior
ali points in Mahanoy and Hazleton coal regions sunday
train local for Mauch Chunk $40 Leave Mauch Chunk
at p. , 1--.,.-,.,.
N'AN'- E u RYINGTON. O.. P A.