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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01
LOCALETTES.

Buy the Hunstable shoe.
Plumes and tips, cheap, st Baumant.
PIumes and tips, cheap, at Bsumsn's
Artistic Job printing a the HsaALD Job
For wines, liquors and cigars, 60 70 Grad.
Ladies approve Of Jour smoking "Llssl'
Go 10 dinner At the Board. Of Trade res
Go TO supper st the Board Of Trade re-
c. to breakfast At the Board Of Trade
every day hot lunch at the Bos'd o
T:!.p !! %. Daushsrs,' feed store for all
The Huns.abls Shoe factory is rushed
with orders.
L. Orsddock keeps the best Of liquors for
Letter hssd:: bill heads. envelopes ct the
HsRALp jop of1oe.
The "spripg" svsss:nsv plug tobacco 10
The Texans 6vortts'
The bsst work In the city d lowest. fiossp
st the HBRALp Job o6ioe.
ehs ss,d "Don't, but II you must, chew
Spring That's she best"
Aeker's Dyspepsia Tablets never fAil.
Bold bv ". II. Patterson 4 On
Evsry body says that Crsddook's liquoru
are his fhvoFits above all others.
r,ftv lsdies' suits worth 90 to el2. W
ssI, d $3.50 70 81 %, 81 Bsumsn's.
Closks and dolmsns selling half thei'
price Of Bsumsn's. 100 Elm street.
Ladies are Invited 20 call and price on
roods, at 3. Dauman's, 706 Elm street.
LAdies are invited 70 call and prios oul
roods, q z. Bsumsn's, O6 Elm strsst.
10 the wholesale trsde Ne o9er great in-
ducemsnts. 3. Bauman, W6. klm street.
Guaranteed 70 cure OSld or OooEoE,
Acker's celebrated Gnelish Remedy. Bold
nv W. n. Patterson q %.
For Rnsf Tho s~o stcres under opera
house. Apply to A. D. ALDaIDe..
a.. 6rSt-cisss re board q the Board o.
Trade saloon. Every day hot lunch and The
finest Of LIQUORS and cigars
The Tyrolean troupe ere drawing la-es
crowds every night 81 Mayors establish
sSiioh's Cough and oonmnIsion curs 4
:O1 y 2. 0e sod - ;s 4 Hoos sure
O.w. Pierce. n. D., physiciau AID slr
eso. Once M ns 'srs sssesS :. r ssssSsns
Di Hurdoei 8 BALDWIN keep the mo.s = -,
stock ol osotIooory, ooneisting OF tiossS
nSrer and envslopee 1bolsoap, legal cap
ietsSr poSa. peue, ponci1s. etc., and es 80
most rsssorsbIs pFseee - - Soesd IN Dbl
L.. :. $40 Nam stSest.
n. A. < Hurss, Of tee nsw nfo Q
Hurus = DssytoeA rseofooe neoooy ~
= NJ nss>h. vhsss - eseo@@~D'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01
Startling in their Chaa e but They Are Plain, True, Honest Facts

Remember also that during
the next 80 days, preparatory
to receiving our large Spring
Stock, we will offer the great
est bargains ever offered in
Clothing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

1t is a notorious public fact
that Reinhardt, the Gents
Furnisher, has been acknowl-
edged, not only by the people
of Texas, but by the masses
from abroad, as having the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

It is a fact, and we chal.
lence contradiction, that Rein
hardt is the Great Halter Of
Dallas, and sells more than
any three establishments In
Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

It is a fact, and not contra
dicted, that Reinhardt, the
Closhier, carries the largest
stock of Clothing in Dallas,
adapted to the wants, sizes,
ages and tastes Of all persons,
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n swms q o6wo 70 e9D.OD Tor serm o.
- - postarss o. large farms. Appsy
= uhsasusk = HoRnsp. - uoion ssrses,
~ orsssss, OF - he ALLOWING sfsornsys
=, ec1uenssions OAas. End. ruekeF. DAB
- :. =. Oeops. gors worth; Hopkins .
6D|Iuaro Hsnsisess; Hsncock q ebsI'ey'
nHnons nmpDoo = Jonsa - Aness1s'
49, - . o1voss 0svoo oodA9 Il
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most % loot stocks OF gsnts' furnishing good.
ever brought 70 the safe. He cleo eocured
tas sxclusiv. agency for Dsiiss Of TIE DOLE
brstsd Daulsp has.
II you love 1, hear sweet wsrtl'ng. de-
lioiou. nusic, don't fsl 10 sttsnd Meyer's
estabiish nens tc-pight and hear me Iyro-
lsan uoups.
Lamar street. lsH hand side 10 - brisk
looking - Brood ssy. 20 many peopis are
passing and droppinR into Orde fiaee,
where they meet osurteoue t'eetm ems ana
GET the nnsst liquors and cissrs 10 town.
The lsdies Of the \ ret Presby terisn
Oh orch will give an On 'srtsinmeot during
tns csttiemsn's convention, beginning Wtto
the evening of tbe li,h, and oontn utn !
through the Nh. Due nstics OF plaos Will
Il r. pleasure 70 b able to rcd quietly
while y0a sip your wine or emose your
oiesr. Yol oan asd tho very bess pIeoe 2
this kind 81 Ord's Plaee, liS Lamw sssees,
OauthOrn. manager.
An smploye OF the Main street Ss'lvsy
In ate m pSine 20 board . or yeetefoey
morning clipped and falling, one ~ me
wbesls passed ever ore OF bic leees ,oosras'
ipR is from the knee ~ the heel. die IL
juriss are severe though not ssrioss.
3eorse Stone The veil Known oiltiorois(
nov bss ohsree Of the billiard ball OF toe
Board OF Trade saloon. wbioh be 70 r!nnsne
With marked suooess. He 10 seksocleoe0 80
by the oman psons OF the cae 70 b the osse
N I, srd,e< 10 the stase. While ho dose DO
nrstepd 70 mate an exbioition d bimselt
HE plsviu9 v thsse who love 70 roll the
worries = instructive - vel - intsreoetpe
Uooer his SUPERVISION the ball VI! sue
=, "a for be 10 psrssoSly q bone and poe
ssssss The happy iseslty Of making sshss'
sosl The sa0e Wey.
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HUGHES BROS. & CO.,
Mspufacturlng Chemists aud Whole
sale Dealers In nineral Waters,
Belfast Ginger Ale, Champagne e.
dor, Rts.

Are prepared 10. furnish the trade VIII
Wstcrs In oaks OF any bottles at the very
10 Vest prices. Their unsurpassed ginger sle
In o.sts OF ten dosen bottles; their New
Jsrsey aud Napoleonio brands OF cham.
payne cider 10 The pure jules Of ripe. sound
epSles, treated II . similar mauneY - u
arspe Juice Tor mailing champagne wine.
fhess brands they ell under guarantees
n b % psrior 70 any cider upon the mar.
kst. 6cld 10 oasks Of Ok dossn quarts. All
eoods cold b. 10 ere guaranteed ~ give
satisisctIon or the money vii be refunded.
The above eoods ere sold on thirty dsyl
time only, and none Of our travelling sslss
men sre authorised 70 vary from the above.
HuouA BVoe. 4 Co.,
Dallas, Texas.
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They are bona fde bargain
An absolute reduction of IS
per cent. on all wooden cloth
ing, and IS per cent. on al
heavy underwear. w
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80 n AZ e W a z.
TEXAS MIDLAND.
THE CITY.

~uS<hWA0 LAND AND MORT0A0h
COMPANY, OF LONDON.
- asovs company loans money ON one
IN yosrs time, ~ reasonable reses o. IN
SS:-S scgurod ~ deed Of trust on I'M
S~sS NM IaYCo farms, stock rsnchee,
ES ~ orooorsy. Il also deals 10 vendors
- ~: nSeoslstss salss Of Sanches, ct.
~ ~ 6oodo Of every description: AND
SCsroI financial and agency 6ust-
- - ~ elnto Of Texas end Europe.
o. y. WnLLDLU,
General Manager.
0pUs Main street. Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

A gpIsudid and we'll selected stock d
family groceries, amounting 70 about " o0o
One Of the beet stands In Dallss. the bust
nees paying we'll. Apply to
Wal, C0oPsn q HuHfnh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Saratoga Chips.
Royal evsporAted peaches, one pound
cartoons.
Rvsporated raspberries, one pound car
Evaporatsd blackbs'ries, one pound car
tooRs.
Kvoporated apples, i've pound cartoons.
Rvsporated pitted cherries, loose.
Imported anchovies. In kegu.
Smoked Yarmouth bloaters.
Smoked tongues.
Genuine Ora = ford oresm-cheese.
Oslves-foot ltlly and other delioscies TOO
numerous TO mention.
Loyp a FAMINE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Ord's Place makes no pvetensious, Il 10 OIL
truth. Il 10 supplied With the best brands
Of WHISKY, the finest wines, the pureoe iiQ
nora and the choicest cigars. No ll4 La
MAJ street: Fp-nk Canshovu Manager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

1t is a fact that for fair,
square dealing, Reinhardt
stands pre-. eminent in his line.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Chsnge In Land Firm
DALLAS, FEB. Z. lSs4.-We have this day
asDoclated With us In the real estate busi'
pees Nsjor Nat. w. Hunter, late OF Paies'
tine. Who has for ten vssrs been In charge
OF the land department Of the Internaiion-
Il d Great Northern railroad. The nrm
psme viii hereafter DO Veal, Cooper 4
Hunter. Respectfully,
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CARD.

1 eaHe pleasure in stating to tho patrons
"a asissas Of this ency that ny BROTH
=. HAIRY WHEAT. 10 authorised 10
eaks orders for insurance, collect preni-
-. Or transact sny business connected
- ~ Aespey. ss No. 7as Main street.
YRANK WHEAT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Money 70 lsud.-I sill lend sumo vssyinl
nou 6l,Ooo 20 t26.0o0 upon improved
JAnD b. omrson,
Dallas Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Trimmed and unframed hets and bon
meta q your own prios e BauOan's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Bend or telephone your orders 70 -.
pair water pipes and pumps 70 A. No.
Whirk, plumber ln6 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Lsdics ere invited N eell 81 Mn. y
On essnuts millinery parlon Elm street next
/ oOrans and examine Der fsll ADD white!
styles In millinery, unframed hass and
bopoSos. 4 displsy Of sukss veivetss ~.
!, fha unSkS
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OloeinR out ct and below cost 70 make
room for sprpe goods at Bsum ans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

most extensive and thorough
Gents Furnishing goods house
in the Southwest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

ehiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
cfoup, vhooping cough, and bronchitis
Bold by w. H. Patterson d %.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Trimmed and unsrinmsd hsts end boo-
nces q youf own PIN O. Baunsn's.
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Ladiss hsts bought dlrses nom ene neSe
- ~ uvSoee aro Vosy iOv - Nh. y
nesfnuis, hin str~ss csxt " Oenms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

ebIIob,s VitAlissr 10 What you need for
Oopsum on, Loss Of Appetite, Us:inees,
I'll svmptoptims Of DyspePas; TIC ne :, y
snd 70 osuts pr oosae. SOLO ~ Sen II
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Oull @ q. Hsmften ssd sxsmiss . 6pe
=: -: 2 g: g r. ss'Ssss M
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rhsra isa reorat Soout

The 0slvesson New cigar Tor sale 81
], T.. WILLIAM DRUG $40 re.
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Use Aoksr's English Remedy for con.
sumption. Bold by W. II. Pattereon d %.
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Texas d Mexican Land Investment
Company, Ts3 Main Street
Negotiate the purchase and sale OF
ranches, land, live stock and city real e.
tate,
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Ladi~' furnishing Foods and bridal out
ats \ opeuiaIsy. Go 20 Bauman's.
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pra.k .. llssa. g. pals'ss. . hsls
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An Attractive Business Oder fSssenss ~
self From Terrell. Texas.
Mr.. Pa, Lane, Of that city. proprietor OF Q
livery and sale ctabl., nov doing . pronta.
bic business, desiring 70 increase hts cspa-
citv and having seen that . wide nsld 10 be-
fore him, 10 willing to cell one-half inseres,
Of mis- stable TO an energetic man; provided
be 10 one thoroughly converssnt wlsh ths
buoineos.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Fsshiouabls novelties In 6ne 1ulinezy
Frenoh pattern hass and bonnets at Nj.
=. Ohsstnuts on Elm street nexs 70
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70 Make Room We Oass for Thirty Day.
our sasips, TRIMMING. stks, ho:isry, cur
osts, vsilinip, aowsis riobons, lediee' jack
~, ulusrs, drsss goods. emoroidsfie:. iscees
numercus 70 mention, q and below cost, ss
n. Raum ana. 7Oo Elm.
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No mother should b without
Mexican Female Remedy
which ourss ell pDNALD Dls2AeDo
and make Ill woman happy.
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A rasal injector frss With each bottle Of
Hhlloh's OssarFh Remedy. Pxioe % oenss'
Sold By Je6 n Bouse.
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n: :e::s .::: e. 2, yP ss Y o. =: s''
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eav, AIRY, me hoy, ave you ed pair
Of Unstable rubbs1 shossf
No. Herbert. don't know whore the
Dickens they ave moved TO-.
WIN. AIRY. - bloothssd, didn't ye see
The vest number Of pereone IN III Elm
stable bhoe company's fAotofy and retail
ahoo e>OrU 10.
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Fr.ok =. Nuan, sisn painter. - Haia
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No longer question Of opinion; No guar
srtaa every box VI Acker's Dyspepsia Tab
lets. Prics % and 30 cents. Sold By ". II,
Patterson q %.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

There II . secret soout
Mexican Female Remedy
which ali ladies shouid know. Bee ou'
OirouIar st vouy druseist
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Married.
A C+uc,e from the city Of 0ryene
Cams 70 Dai les " zee aud ~ seen,
70 INV theft RnSCerio. whers'er they S00nd
Tho 81 aud cheApest IN the town.
They aid upon honur
You oct 3 ur ootton dollar,
The cbeapess pisos thst cart - bees
II Bassou'o ~ on Kim stress"
IA. . ssot Cau anr re for ycureel1.
W. BAprop \ ~ 0vo~~r. 60, I'm 81.
So Head Of d y Cows,
$50 Cow and Csives.
40 one ana svo.y ssT.,ld Steers,
40 oue snd tWo-sear.old Hstoe1.
Wi ell ell tcse,hsr o. any oee o ~ ~ y
above lJts eoparste. Tney efe Aeutmsu
'SS''s NAsu q OAnLrrLB,
K.n'ms rsxse.
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Tho Rev. Geo. q. Thaysr, Of Bourbon,
lives 70 ehiloh's Oonsump tion cure. Sold
| By Jsn n. House. Dsllss Tsxaa
| No longer . question Of opinion; wc quay.
artAa every box VI Acker's Dycpepda Tab.
lets. Price % aud 30 cents. Sold By W. H
Patterson a %.
J A rasal injector frss 9TH each bottle Of
Ehiloh's OesaTh Remedy. Px1oe - eenW'
7. Sold By JED n Bousa.
The largest sss6Ftmeot Of type in The o1sy
b sslsct Eom q the HssALp Job Omo@
-S0s
F.shiousbls novelties In nne xulinszy
Frenoh pattern hats and bonnetc q MI.
b. Chestnuts on Elm Stress nexs 70
ans.
Ladio' furnishing Foods and bridal out
ote . speciality. Go 70 Beumeno-
UcSs reduced 70 % 90 per ton. which 4
| cheaper than wood or coal.
Uss Aeksr's English Remedy for .oon.
sumption. Bold by W. h. Pstterson D %.
-S1S
OIO0IOR OOt ~ ouo OosOW Wv ~ ns0AO
roOm for sphpe Roods q Bsum su's.
|
! 0hiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
croup, whooping cough, and bronchitis
| Bold By w. H. Patterson d %.
Jerseys Jerseys, ~ prioss 70 suit. st Bau-
man'e.
Bend or telephone your orders 70 ~
pair water pipes and pumps 70 A. No
Whirk, plumb Der. 406 Em street.
Jerseys, Jsrssys. ~ prices 70 suit. ct Ban
nan'o.
| CLOSING out Ct and below cot 10 mako
room for sprinR eoode 81 Baumau's.
Trimmed and unframed hots and bon
meta % your own prios e BauOan'e.
-SDS
Trimmed and unsrimmsd hats end boo-
ness d your own pin o. BauDenb.
The BnaALD JOE OfLlos doeo The leodino
buansn u The eity. Doo't eosoes Is.
Hil1y IadSss' suiss vursh o1o - ~ -
I'll d ootO - 10. q DeuDoo2
ysssy .sssas -. sssssa- - - = -
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Tho Rev. Geo. q. Thsysr, Of Bourbon
Ind, says: both myself and wife Owe ouI
lives 70 Hhiloh's Oonsum ption cure. Sold
BY Jeff n. House. Dsllss Tsxaa.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-28
The Fancy Dress Carnival.

The carnival at the Park skating rink last
night drew larger crowd than could be given
admission, and fully two hundred persons were
turned away at the doors. The programme of
the evening opened with very clever imperson-
alton of the Lone Fisherman" by Eugene Rus
SELL and humorous recitation, 'Lydia's Elk
perience," by F. P, Wheedon. A very pretty
fancy drill was given by twelve
young men dressed in the cos
tunes of helmeted knights which was fol-
lowed by the grand march. Homer June as a
dashing girl, and Harry Conley as a Dutch
man." had the best makeup of any of
the costumers, it was decided and the prize for
the finest costume worn by a lady was awarded
to Miss Minnie Kissell Miss Cora Tinney was
given the prize for the best makeup by any
lady. The carnival, altogether, was success.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-28
An Old PIank-Road Case.

In Judge Taylor's court, yesterday, mauda-
mus proceedings were instituted against State
Auditor Rice to compel him to make a deed
from the State to the Western Plank road Com
pany for that portion of the National road be-
tween the Western line of Putnam county and
the western line of the State, extending through
Clay and Vigo counties. The complaint stated
that the Legislature of 1851 ordered the road to
be sold to the highest bidder, as it was then the
property of the State, having been eeded from
the federal government In accordance with
this action. Oct. L, 1852, the road was sold to
Ralph Wilson and Curtiss Gilbert for $50 %, and
they in turn sold it to the Western Plank road
Company, who have never had deed for it,
however. After hearing the evidence yester-
day, Judge Taylor granted the writ, and ordered
the Auditor to make the formal conveyance.
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VIII Pay rs He Goes.

In the columns of the New York Tribune VIM.
Fl. Vanderbilt denies emphatically the re-
ports that have been circulated in Wall street
to the effect that the New York Central railroad
was about to make an issue of new bonds to the
amount of 500 600, 600, to be called "betterment
bonds" Mr.. Vanderbilt says that no such action
is contemplated, that the Central company has
no need of any money and would not know
what to do with it if it had, and that tho com
pany will not incur another debt as long as he
lives. He suggested with grim humor that the
people in Wall street must have got the Central
mixed up with the West Shore, alluding to the
report that the latter company is about to issue
$25, 900, 900 of second mortgage bonds
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A Promising southern Enterprise,

The contract for building the New York, Nor
folk & Charleston railroad, and for the entire
equipment, including rolling stock, was let on
Wednesday last. The Delaware road is now be-
ing extended southwark by the Pennsylvania
company to point opposite the northern ter
minus of the Now York, Norfolk & Charleston
line, and the two will connect through the
waters of Hampton roads and Norfolk harbor.
The $50 miles of air line from Norfolk to Charles
ton, by cutting out the existing triangular and
circuitous lines, will effect saving of $50 miles
and seven hours in time between Boston, New
York and Philadelphiain the North, and Charles
ton, Savannah New Orleans and Mobile in
the South 1t is claimed for the new route that
it will command the bulk of through passenger
and freight traffic between the North and South.
Connections at Charleston with the Charleston
g. Savannah railroad give it the most direct
route for all Florida products. At Yel1asse it
will have connections with the Georgia Central
to Shreveport, La, and by the Texas Pacific
through to San Francisco.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-28

It is conceded by all acquainted with the situa-
ton that fast train should be run between
Cleveland and st. Louis over the Decline in
connection with the fast trains run over the
Lake Shore, the New York Central and the
Boston & Albany road both east and west, and
on these fast trains should be carried the New
England mails for st. Louis and the Southwest,
so largely interested are New England people in
railroad and manufacturing interests in the
Southwest that there is daily heavy mail, and
there is desire that it should be forwarded more
promptly than it is now. The Bee-li people
propose carrying passengers and express matter
as well as the mails on these trains. As soon as
General Manager Thomas, of the Decline, re-
turns which will be in day or two, some def
mite action will be taken in the matter
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-28

A Jacksonville, Fla. railroad official states
that nearly So 900 northern tourists arc now III
Florida hotels
The Philadelphia & Reading company endeav-
ored to float its $l2. 100000 collateral loan in
London, but it would not float.
Engineers on the New York Contra! are now
forbidden to use intoxicants either on or off
duty. This is an advance step
On Wednesday the Union Pacific had only
three miles of track to lay and bridge to fin
ish in order 8 complete its portion of the Ore
gon short line
1t was stated in the Maryland Senate that the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company had made an
offer of So 900 for a privileged connection
with the Richmond and Danville system.
A movement is reported on foot to replace
General Palmer in the Denver q Rio Grande
presidency. 1t is about time for change Presi-
dent Lovejoy has held the position nearly six
months.
Wednesday last, L. Tyler, section hand on
the Chicago, St Louis Il Western road, placed
a torpedo on che track and struck it with a maui
just to see how it worked. AS result he will
be under the care of a surgeon some ninety
days.
The Lafayette shippers fore are happy. The
Courier says Lafayette never enjoyed better
freight rates than she enjoys to-day. The pool
has been laid by for repairs. and excellent rates
can now be secured to and from the city from
all points, including local ones
1t is fully determined that the Niagara Falls
Short line, which was heralded with such flour
lsh about year ago, will be discontinued after
April /. This line was formed by the Grand
Trunk, Wabash and Baltimore 4 Ohio roads.
through the efforts of the former, which wished
to secure the business it lost through the leas-
ing of the Canada Southern to the Michigan
Central. Although the line was well advertised
it was found that it did not pay and this caused
the dissolution. This is looked upon as a victory
for the Michigan Central.