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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24
.Irs QUALITY IS nor STRAINED"

srTs QUALITY IS MOI STRAINED"
TIE telegfaphic columns OF the daily
papers have been filed for the past month
wish narrowing accounts Of the dsva t.
lions by the h,od Ia the Ohio valley.
In 30 dispatches have no. bsso ovsrdfawa
or exsgs.ra,ed-indeed the subject m after
has taxei the energies OF the reporters I,
prop srly portray rather than lsis ihsm
m ,reia TO I'LL In WITH vel
r ,unds Cd but truthless Eokli,h. No one
who % not resided on a nsvIgsbl river
o. n i'm sgine tsath Of the horrors thai
n cd holds 10 store. Bones,
the patient work Of yssrs en-
dssv,r alter sdornmsn', are washed down
tho remors,lsss and raging tide; helds that
smiled In luxariant loveliusss to the has.
band man are turned 10 ssre asd yellow
b,otches upon creations lace; inch BY inch
.hs water creeps up to and devours the eli
in |, / OF The yeomsa, and ~ ,hsuks Heaven
II he can cali the roll OF nis Aesrthstonc on
som. dresry hilltop aud dnd none mi sing
And when tne waters subside he returns
4, tie sie OF his former hsbitttion-
not q vesiige Of which remsins-tc
b gin anew tire work OF erecting
q temple f,r bis Pecsies ard Lsres
And here 10 the poift 81 t,i, brief article:
r LEI has been generous. The government
an a the nation. In ., far - was In their
10 Yer, have frs,ly yielded Of ih'irpl'nsv 70
these unto tan nes. Bat what is o be fesred
q tbs VITA the subsideDce If ihs waters
~ s,ll sasus eerrsspoIdns i4liins o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

DAKOTA is knocking al the national door
again. She should wait until she Is tall
enough to reach the bell pull and thon ring
herself into the slstsrhood.
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In the dow OF money into tho relief Golfer,
under the mistaken apprehension that Nil

IN the now OF money INTO the feliet cnHe',
under the mistaken apprehension that Nil
danger hiss nsssed. The government cannot
oyers,ep the bou.d, OF the oau'tltution
aud appropriate rom tho national iunds
ore cont - enable thosl thnu5ands Of
homeles, uuio'tluates 10 oiuse thu va Icy
OF The Onio q blossom 10 ~ wout'i lnxu.
rance. Bu. the olliz'n can and should
E'cry Sunday coll oions are taken up for
the Ear away hea.hcn, Cor tho speeding OF
tho Alght OF the anael Of mercy into tho
ultermos, pSr,s OF the esrtl' would II not
be- \ graceful and gracious ro, on the part
cithe churches OF prosperous Dallas II .hsy
should appropriate to.day'u collections 10
lheuliei Of hlnsms1 Of one faith, nationally
ard reiglously Whist hsy you, reverend
g6nilsmen?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

Mas. MALONE gave tea party at wath-
ington the other day. JssKiHs says The
W. IN high spirits. MAuous wasn't there
for The singular reason that be. too, Was In
hish epirits.
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The German papers openly denrrd NrS-
rsrsn SARsssr's recsll. And recalled he
vii be. Wfen any body spits In Unolo
Rau's face nowadays he slwsys courteaies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

THE wood.cut statesman should remem-
Der that economy Is not always wealth
when they contract with the eDgraver.
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u. NJ. Rose. Of Arkansas, would like to
dispei his perfume In The United States
Senate, but not until this. GAlLABp has
v.thered will he be grst'aed.
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Commercial Crashes.

THE wEEK'a FAILURES.
NKw YORK, Fab. 23.-rhe fa'lTree OF last
week In the United States number 2C6
Csnsds, 40: az compared with 29s the pre-
vious week.
BosroN, Feb. 22.-The liabilities Of VIM
A. Pew, OF Gloucester. fa,lod, are 1921 900.
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BECAUSE there is bail movement n
MoDoxALD stock just now, is no indicat on
that his friends intend to let him be slaugh-
tered,
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TIE Senatorial Kindergarten is what tho
Courier-Journal calls the upper house.
The Home for Decrepit Millionaires would
be more appropriate.
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PRECEDENT ARTHUR disclaims osnvasslng
for re nomination, bat II there Is any virtue
In still hunting he will get there.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

IT is to be hoped that Chicago will air her
beds In the interim between the sittings OF
the two conventions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

Nav foRS, Feb. - MONEY, l TO ., closed
offered ~; prime mercantile paper, 10
3 l.2; s'erling exchange, ID. H., trm; $50 IL;
sight, 1884.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


WE AIRY REcU EsTEO TO ANNoUECE
w II. PORTER ZOE hldetman u the Second
ward. E'ecu ~, 2nd Tuesday Anil
ME- IRE AUTltUh u - TO AENOU sCE
w NJ. StoMUN LOEB as II candidate iOr
ro-c'gou, ftr Aldsrm ~ q represtn the Fourth
wa'1. l. eoi1n. 2nn rus'dav ia April.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Me- j C. rOGEL ms candidate for re-.
election 80 the Office Of ely Asie Eor and Coll
lecior W 'ufn. 2nd Trcsda, IN III
iLJ ASE liOnlZED 10 AMMO UNUG
w e. G. SMITH ~ q candid ,te flr Al Term IN
OF the F.urlh Warl. El-c ion, lad tuesday In
April.
yXTE ARE .urHoRlZEJ ANDREQuEslBD
wv to snnounoe Mr. J G ARNOLD as u can
didite for re ele ton t,'the uillc, OF City Mar
shal. Election. 2ud ru sday In April.
yKTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANN UNCE
w r. j. sHEEHAS as IN independent cam
dldats Tor City Marshal Election 2ni Tuesday
In April
I'VE AXE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w l.. VAUGHAN as . candidate for City As
SCISSOR and Collector. Election, And Tuesday In
April.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the pane OF Captain W. r. MORTON ~
6and'dsts f.s City Marshal. Election. 2ad Tues
dsv in Aori'
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PooR old Missouri IS lonely now since
FRANK JAMES has been tried.
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Ccmp'ii q 10 pnRes ~ nny-s columns
made mn 10, m tic cr am ~ th. q iy elluort,
s. the la.gts IN rh a ct nev'ptusf Ia tns
stfic. Aud isnlw oIssd a. the ien"lng re-
durcd rs g.
ono Cory, ore Ncnr....,,.,,....,.....H 81 90
From March To- Norvmhrr 10 iisi %
isVahIaHLF AuVkknr.
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HE oometh up as q FLOWER and is cut
down. Political Li'sny.
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FREQ Of Postage tu nh rsri, Of sAs united
stsscs aud tAaads.

Reui' htd.aro on pallp postn,nc. m1ncT or
Dr. ~ rerl terei luye, ssut o.h.rri.e ,Wo
wifi 40, 10 I,sro'sin'o ~ misosrfsFoA Adj
dras TIE HERALD. DAlsa Texas.
Speoimeu oODivs seut iiee On application.
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WHAT picnic SAINT MoRsE's suicide
will ba 10. Brother TALMAdr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

OcHILrREE Will never drink behind the
bar" Of the next house.
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY -, 1854.
INDICATIONS.

For the Western Gulf States-slightly warmer.
fair weather. norlhcrly winds, becoming vari'
able; Low or barometer.
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THE WAR or THE sOUDAN.

On the 18Th inst, In the house OF lords,
the Marquis Of Salisbury made 9 motion
that In the opinion OF the house the la
mentable events In the Soudsn were largely
due to the vacillating policy OF the govern
msnt. In making his motion OF censurs
the Marquis said that II the government
had resolved either to hold or to abandon
senaar,. GENERAL Hicks might have been
saved. His loss was due 10 their vscillr'
ten, their indifference. their inconsistency
ending In panic. The news would
now run through the whole Moham'
medsn world that EogIand had been &C.
fsate1 again and again and again. and was
now being hunted out Of Egytt. Eng
lands name would be a legacy OF hatred
and con tempt to Egyptians. In conclusion
the speaker asked whether ths soandon'
aent of garr.ons, the slaughter OF brave
men aud tho surrender OF women ana chii
aren 70 the horrors Of IN Oriental victory
involved no bloodguiltineas and e1hor'
ted the Lords not 10 be eccompiices Ia
this dishonor. Marquis Salisbury had
In mind at tho moment of Offering the
rssol alton, tho fall Of Sinkat,. the dsslruc'
ton of TKwyIK Boy and his forces BY
Osa.r DIeMAs hordss. The fall OF Tokaf
became forsgone conclusion at that me,
and IL does not appear that the British
aim.rsl, in command at Suakim, gfea' ly
cr.r,ed himself to prevent the calamity
itcsemlly It is. At any rate Tokar has
fallen, rs diu SiDkat, with less
bio )dshed however. Most OF the
X aedive's garrison escaped TO suakim
on hearing from MAo,IvI EyTEvDI that
capi,ulation was INTENDED, and only ihose
OF the faithful whose wives wero Tokar wo-
men remained TO accept such mercy az
O.M,x DIeMA sees fit 10 grant. Ten days
previous the IN assAoIc a. 5,nkat had talsn
place and the poor Egyptians who Ned
from Tcksr the night eelore
It fell. needed no sFgina on The
road to suakin. This nov dioasser
10 the Knedive troop, will call down re.
ueved exoressions Ct Indignation egsin't
M. GLApsroxE. and n Il md must case
no TO permit II dare not to wait upon
'"I would, ApnIslL HEWITT will at onoo
rspsir. With all availa lie forces. TO the i'm
mediate scene OF the rebellion, snd q, least
prevent . repetition OF the scenes at 5inkst.
What IL grim old 0sNAH shoull thisss
she adpirsl aud drive him into his snipsl
The rebel chisfsAin 10 . warrior Of great
address aad courage. And n he shoald do
20 at last he viii have 20 suocumr, but
mean while Rasland will need greater
army tnsn she has aid the snses hero
would b 1, bull the wheat market.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

O'DnrsN MoonE DOESN'T believe in Ire
LAND for the Irish.
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You Will Find

the of large line of white auned Shirts which
offered few days ago marked reductions have
still on hand and offer now SEVERAL LOTS OF MEMS
COLOREb SHIRTS at 100. s25 and 81. SO worth from
60 TO so Several lots of Mems white shirts 81 25
and as these sold for less than $Ss and $aoo
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A Cmcaoo pspsrrscsntly rent ont letters
through Indiana irquiring The choice Of
the persons addressed for ine pies-denoy.
Ofthose ~ho responded 3ss5 named Nc
Donald, 463 named PArks, HAscccr wac
ureSsrr.d BY 3. THutxss by 2, HosDIr nv
4. HKSpncks by 10. Bzs BUrLra BY 1,
vorsrsos BY 3. IrLpsS BY 81, vooRnEEs BY
a. HolxAr BY 10. while Is expressed no
choice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

THE old ticket has been punched and
passed in.
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THE Sun shines tor all bat the World.
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All Fniurs lflNfontiuunN W. NNN fH'F't $40"
OF the rime Paid fSr'
Iaol Al tho printed label 0u your pfn-r TIA
deie thrr o. .huWa when Tie susfCfipd N cE-
pirIa Frwar u m 10 1. ample no Tor
fruewsl % desiIU uuDrntou flth a. ~ can
not niu,ys flfutss hsCt umnes-
cubs rib cdr.rg he ad lle " lheif payer
Oh .ursd vail tA.pttfe ~ thrlr CCnmun ca.
tIon &, Il a.. H ~ "f.H r ils
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rr,,s,e ooso srssn An MAcrsr's wife 10

Tus ate Cose aEssn,S Makers wife 10
net nsgress, after all. The fruit OF an III
assorted private marriages. high-born
scion Of q South Carolina family on the one
Tide and lowIy maid on the ether, abe was
disowned BY her fathers relatives end left
to the tender mercies oil negro nanny"
NAcKtY saw her ut the sge Of II, .ent her
to Germany and on the completion oil her
eduestiop married her
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Texas a Pacific.


Texas trunk.
COIsG souTlI.
No. ,, Nal and - press. leaves. 500 y m
GoiN0 NORTH.
No !. Neil and Express, nrrlves.......ll:o0a m
Trails and !un daily (suudayB excepted
Gulf Colorado s. santa Fc.
Anive' Dan's ..........................6 .io p M
Leaves Dallas ~ y N
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CUTlCURA.

C1ticura Rcsoiveut, the rev Blood Purifier
Dureiio and Aperent etpels disease germs from
tneB lood am Precipitation aud thus removes tho
cause. Cntcura, ihe great SKIN Curc, Instantly
allays ltching and Inflammation clears tho
Skin and scalp. heals Ulcers and Sores re-
stores the complexion, Cutlcura soap, an OK.
quistte Skin Beauliher aud Toilet Requisite, 10
indianersable IN treating skin diseases, aud for
rough, chapp.d or greasy SKIN, blackh
blo,ches and bahy bumors CuIcura X NEEDLES
are the on.y iRfslliblo blood purifiers and skin
beautifers
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You Will Find
Exhibited in Boys Clothing Room.

Dozens of boys calico waists offer at asc
Dozens of boys aundred waists offer at soc
Dozens of boys fig. Indigo blue waists offer at soc
Dozens of boys bingham waists we offer at soc
Dozens of boys chevio waists we offer at 6oc
Dozens of boys Hundred chevot waists offer at 85c
The main feature Of this offering is line IF laundred
French Percae waists consisting of five styles. The price of
these is now 75c, they are well worth sI25.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

Missouri Pacilc.

No. 1872 It Louis Exoress tdaiyl. .....s50n N
NJ l9l Accninmo d. ~ tv1 sunday. 49, u II.
No lgl La, fhtonsh slSener 70 81. Louis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

Charles Roughton, Esq, law, er. % State
sire Bottom, reports case or SAT- Rheum I'M
der h,s observutIon for ten years. " hich cover
ed the patients body and limbs. and W which
all known methods OF trea ment had been np-
piled without benefit which was completely
cured solely ny the Cutlcura Remedies. leaving
n clean and healthy sk n.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Everett stebbins, Belchor-
town, Mass, write: our little boy was terribly
aniiced with Scrofula, Salt Rheum aud Ery'ip.
elias over since ne was born, aud nothing we
could rivo him helped him until we tried Cnu'
eura Remed ca. which gradually cured him. I'm
al he "a now as fair ma auy child
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II. T.. Carpenter, Henderson. N. Y, cured
of Psoriasis or Leprosy Of twenty years stand
Ing by Cuticura Remedies. Tho mort WONDER
fell from him daily physicisns and h Il ends
thought he must die. Cure sworn 10 before q
justice Of the peace and Hendes sons most PROM
l,,or.f ri lirnran
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strS. S. E. wh,pple. Decatur, Mich v rites
that her face. head. and some parts of her body
w.re Amos. raw Had covered win Hrabs
md soTes Suffered fearfnlly and uied every
thing Permanently cured by the Cuiicura
Remedies from Skin Hunor.
Sod by all druggists. Cuticnrf, 10 o,nls Re-
solvent 81 soap, Is cents POTTER DRUG
and CHEMICAL Co, Boston. lsss. 49,.
9eud Tor How 10 Cure Skin Dr-Gscs
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
prn 0o,as.
Mr.. DeluYv

TAKES This MEANS or INVITING nis
FRIENDS AND PATRONS TO EXAMINE
TuE FINE STOCK or WOOIhENs hE.
GENTLY PURCuAsED FROM TIE Ar-
sIGNEE OF pINDLAY EnIChsON NJ
FIFTH AVENUE TAILORs, WHICH hE ~
MAKING TO ORDER AT THE FOLLOW
ING REDUCED PRICES
ovERCoArs MADE FROM cRohpIEs ELYstANs,
CARIs FUR BEAVERS, pEvONsHIRE KER-EYs,
40, LINED QUILTED SILK AND srhApPEp
BEA1is...... ~ ~ s'e
FORMER PRICES, $40 500
DouBLr.pREAsTED FRocK COAT AND wA1srcoAI'
MADE FROM CLAY's DIAGoNALs AND CORK
BCnEws wARRASTED HOT TO GLOSS LINED
PURE DYE SILK, FLAT BRAiDtO, &c..s9o TO SO
FORMER PnfCfs. $40 3 $50
FULL DRESS SUITS. MADE rroM WEST OF EMO
LAND nnOADCLOTT AND THE NLW DRESS Dl'
AGoNAIs LINED SATIN dc CHINE soUTA' he
BRAIDED &c. sSD w r'D
FORMER PRICES $40 q $50
$50 PIECES OF WEST OF ENGLAND rRousEhINns
LATEST = ,rTERNs ..... 60 80 TO $40
FORMER PRICES. Si2 SIS
ALL GOODS TO ORDER AND WARRANTED AZ
REPRESENTED.
OUR REPUTATION FOR PRODUCfNd FiRsrCIAss
MADE GARMENTS BEING WELL KNOWN. INTEND
ING PURCHASERS OF FIVE CLp1HiNG AVE IN
VfrED To EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PLACINo
THEIR ORDERS
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
IN ..-iIT aSskY snI,IMERN nlYIeInN.
PENNsYtYANiA. hAitgoAn,

ASH UHiTEh stGffs aiAIi RGUTF.
W-at ie-fe fgefssk va ieshfessn @AA or-"a1 slees
iesues ia "a llWs.
Hslusasgs titiahugs fha Wsst and south Wi,h Pullman
Palace galA eltacnrt > q "a alh ai daily hea-
fess aai guleasp iaitod oi faus, iins snuA as aud
eleeitns $50 a 10 eFsrf day
Riiii@iIAroft lNck Haven . CORY and tri8
Cfnirt aIh the uu kegions
Baltimore Naaingtun and the south "Iimted Washington
I1pfcss oi fui.min Paror CaTi daily ept euuday 40
N, ariNe Mssalnstsh $40 .. IA i,sgu ar u 20 500
6.l5 A. and " MS 1t
For Aranilc Olty except sunday, Loo \. m-
Ter Cane NAY, except sunday, lltla IN.
Long Branch BaT Head Junction and intsrneda,e stations
via Ranwsy and AnboY, u noon $40. BOO ana 700
IA. ca sunday 800 @sl jiOO D. do nOt stop al
1 Asbury Parxl
posss on ErOoxyn Annex with al through
ersey CITY Gforling speedy end direct transfer for
brJOs yn travel .
fraus arrve Prem Pittsbarg $50 and loo 1880 ana
lO2 D m daily. and n m. daily except Mond1y iro a
Washington and Baltimore 050 and o. 80 m. 20 'o
$50. 53l, e:zO ana 100. 70. sunaay 63l. o.
Prom PE'laas phia $50 $50; $50 t4 except Mondag
s2o, 73o $50 eco, 1905 TO-. n and lAos o ngSt' J6
kgndev, i5G $50, $50 o:40 103 ll3j a. mi Ui-O, ISa
6I(. lU.O5. and IL. 20 ID. n.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
j1roposhls.
PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES
miscellaneous

ANY article containing gold or silver bought.
n Al West 3ith st, near 9th-age, New- York
4 GENTLEMAN and his wife woTld like tine
oi house durn the winter or longer II required
Gooi References given. Address d., Tribune ONCE.
TOR SALE.-A fine-bred English greyhound
l. pup Address Lock Box As Northampton Mass.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16

Exres Trains leave via Desbrosses and Cortandt
ktIeet Ferries . follows;
tso 10 . $50 D. aud 10 Limited II. ll.io l. $40.
cA 4<' g. o. is and y and IL night -undAys o. 10,
fs tnated snd 10 a. m. 4. q. q and p m aad lI
kneht Emir re8t and soc md class 100 y.
urns leaving NeN-YOTk daily except sun daJ. $40.
ssS 80 snd go NJ 2 L. an D. IN, connect at lren-
rqsnpg Trans leave Broad.t station phade peia l29d
Land lllt Iiini ed krprsss 1850 and 0:2l y. ~
4n oasO 80. lao and Jlo y IN on sunday ~ Z, "a
SIP ~ 4, 4i55 $50 q n, 4. ji2O Linltedl Ojp, Niu
aaIA5 NJ Leave philadelphia via Camden. s'bO NJ
(1iy except sunday.
Icktt oioes a. $40 and 044 broadway, Astor House
~ 1901 Of Desbrossss and Cortandt su. Conr-si.
Ltosy Annex station, foot OF fultonst, BrOOAyni
Ests Hotel hoDokeni station Jsrsry cyy Emgraht
-It@ vhcs No. hatl0fy Place and Castle Garden
new lofs Transfer COMPANY will call for ana eheok
(-sXs9s ron betels and residsneea
Y SaAhLJ " l.. PU1H, j. H. WOOD
CeAsTal Nsaaxes General Psssy Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
ODi0 Central Railroad Company, Main Line.

The time for deposiuag fira MariWse B"nds l9,eWe G
manila 1i lDcb OF hr mo ta itAi J. Nilh h' p't-
pANF MAIN LINE win DO ,eulIal lust A%ul,l on any
Il.r the plan of reurgnnaiion, has bee W ~
10 equitable cert atr7 VIII ut gN'h i'
'riiirs dopusitrd TIN, t0unnttee has met WIN s9.n
.e.ul. of sucress luo nan AM any AI'i-
S,iien esIrel can obtained from the undrfaEhftL
CHARLES !. .CANDA Chairm'n - " NiAanisL
D. +. HALSrEAD, tN+ uFhihfr
GnINNELL BURT IS. STANTON,
Roersanllatlon Committeo
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
Giluaiions tl)m,le0 - lilalc9.

COMPETENT reliable man. rs assistant
r,y fee,rrrc Nddf,es "a ARLts if0nne rto"n ohlce
i23i rioaiwav.
EnkuUVAt.-Bv siylish Gfst-ca ctt
d,ittf ~ha ielfrss re,nan,ri s'ra'.uni w'iinr a'r
odi-,'n,, aa-tln - rem,trj rsa uiT reference
Al u, aiiipss ,i 4. 235 tast 1i-li
stuArtlNAN af uHuuN Tan itth uut -
y a4t ,ss Stale ,i't r mmr,fy r.e '..n .y.f WI
,..,. ,.s t-,t y, .., Il, 'ff -i ssi ~ = ~
fuApiMAN and uhuuM, u, q heisp psa
= paa pit's'-r'a nr '.spf'' q ' H. t'G..h.s
E 'a e44,-i.i 4 1i . e +. ei' "-a 'D'"-' '~''"ie''
NOACHMAN, Mc.-iY u young tueli-hmah
Y aseoehmai 20 sopw ~ et' a. a,',', lr S-" @'ei
ole.ca u Mr g.. liAa"e P''"N "'A'. -'' %, ',"""''
NOACUMAN aud USEFUL MANLY a
4 yoau- Aolil of lraiani man "A cau l"ho cLr 81
COW naAu himself RtneiAlJ usoIHli county PuuiI.u
''''' j Box s7 Tribune Uptown once l,22s nroadwsy
EOACHMANand GROON.-Bya - single young
yS.rs eIy rS.eoace @ ast at snpqy5r can
dress co c. IMAM. $50. Last o2d'i, private stable
COACHMAN ami GARDENER-By a single
gent cuan'' place can mi. end iainac@ &C. Wiling and
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| HOACHMAN.-By coachman fully compc-
Y tcnt ha proper scat ON box and dives well has lad
OF iiarfis q N4ron NO. Il Nest 25h-st.
COACHMAN and GROOM by n single man
- und tsnds al work on g'nueman- place j. cyl
honesty. soDTiety and industry. Address
l. 4, tribune UptO"n ONCE l,-''7 broahway.
FURNACE MAN.-'lO take care OF furnace
or would care ~ three or four for pr ate families
Ia. references. Address Il. q. D. Tribune
/ ptOwn once, 1885 broIdway
II IROOM.-By young man who thoroughly
understands his husncs, IN every particular has the
very city reference or cosehmAA N Tie country Can OF
address ~ Mesi I7tlrH''
S,TENOGRAPHER, TELEGRAPHkR and
- TYrE.wRIrEh edi g soSa re- eIqtsgs % so 3d'
d.oss - -
USEFUL -MAN.-Bya German American man
~ OF - u nv " W. A. W, 80 lstat.
USEFUL MANLY single man To tahe
L charge OF ole or Two YYgi@ses @ ,ger ~" '""' ~ s
oraly useiHI oah Ie''i - ~ NJ io1 9 ubune once.
1ySFFJIT.- -By a respectable woman work by
u DAY oi any Kind. $40 East SAN ST. -----
IvSEFUL- MANLY a respectable lIotcs,nnt
man and wife care fine horses, good htiH'I
oso wait on table gardener and anything on h a.
,Ieco ntr Ia good nrstcas, ahh'Ihin. p ios
soner Lonest lnd rnaDlei nO enaunDiAn'S 49,
o oa family recommends ciy ~ country hu M va
s'' ' uhADEi, 1873 WRVefley viae'' "'"~'''