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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28
Heavy Failure.

posroN June 27.-H. II. Bane s,
,a nU business MS the Bay State ~, Cas aoe
corps failed. Liabilities s4oo'Vo'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28
~ BILL PASSED BOTH HOUSES

I, vr BILL PASSED BOTH HOUSES.
. the Gazette.
I,uIyeToN, June % Both houses
[,ress have ratified the report of
Inference committee having
Cofthe Santa Fee right of way
Ehich only III W n eeds the sigma
| ii the president. Attorney
I'm says the company will lose
n, than necessary time in COM
|nr the survey of the route north
|yort Worth, and in securing sat
|r arrangements with the In
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28

Ladies' sppro'e II your smoking
Little Joker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28
'NASHINGToN.
~ Bl,l Passed Both Houses
|, awaits the Presidents
signature.
!. r.d to Hunt the Thieves "0n
70 Shares"
ldge,s Scoop Increased to
10000 Bales.
.,.,KENRIDGE's HAUL.
Gazette.

SIbc Gazette.
BLISS GETS HALF.
.,seroN, June 27.-It is now
|I,bst Maj. Brackenridge appro-
|, early 10000 bales of cotton to
md that only thirty-seven
|g,he cotton captured by him
10 the government. Geo.
N .' notorious New York lawyer
= entered into an agreement
n treasury by which he is to get
'Iliof whatever is regained by the
.snent, makes this claim and
nat he will discover much
Riss has secured the services
. Hank of New Orleans, who
|. . reputation of being an unprin.
affective.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-28
FIREMEN's DEPARTMENT SUPPLIES,
CASADAY SULKY PLOWS.

Cotton Gins, Presses; Atlas Engines Russell Port
able and Stationary Engines and Vibrator Thrcsh-
ers; Rubber Hose; Rubber, Leather and Cot
ton Betting; Shafting, Pulleys Gus Pipe,
Pipe Fitting; Brass Goods; Steam
Pumps, etc; Avery and Oliver
ChilIedand John Deere Plows:
Double Shoyels; Georgia
Stocks; Sweeps, Bull
Tongues etc, etc;
Moline and other Farm Wagons: Seeley Hay Press
Cane Mills and Eyaporators; Evans Corn Plant
ers; Tents and Wagon Sheets Wagon Bows;
WheelbarrOws; Wagon and Platform
Scales; Sulky Hay Rakes; Sucker
State Grain Drills; Strowbridgc's
Broadcast Seed Sewers; Ele-
yatOr Cups Mill Picks;
Boiling Cloth; Scotch
IarrOws; Har-
row Teeth;
Smoothing
IIarrOws: Single Trees, ETC.; Walter A. Woods
Irvine Binders, Movers and Self Rakes; Wire
Stretchers; Corn Shelters; Corn and Shuck She'll
ers; Kennesaw Water Elevators, etc., etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05

1856 asa 1870 764 1897 PA o4e 9l6 1852 1902 1928
1873 1875 ISL 1897 6sS 6i2 Ell s5i ii59. 800 $40,
sUfREgE CoUET-tIRcUT-P9RT I.-BesOre Barrett j.
Caae on--NO. 1889. No dav calendar -.
SUPERIOR CouRT CRcult-PAer 1II-Before Ven y9 as
900 a 25ol 1879, 57l l564 1569 l675 1884. l5ss 1885,
sURRo0ATEs CoURr-B Before Rollins sEstato Of William
u Iadd ~ m. will Of fhomss Murray 1870 mj James
Stokes 1880 M
SUPERIOR CoURT-aENERAL TrRM-Before Sehgwlck. -J]
Freedman and OOrnan. JJ.NOs q. = q, .. H. a. 70
SUPERIOR CoUBr-SPHcItJ TRRN-Before TTuox J--Nos
IL. to, I. 20. y, ~, %. 70. 2H. 81.
SUPERIOR CoUR1.-IRIAL TEgNIPARr IBeloro InRraDaan
J-N0s lst, 1876, 6SI, 1907, 39G 1919 I23l l13 ~
6j2 62 $685. 49, 43s 262 $685. 1924 49, 629 $685. dGp do5
$685. 2Sj, J23, l035 =
COMMON PtEAs-GENERAL TERM-BetOre LarTemoro p. J?
DAILY and Van iOosen JJNos 30, 30 u, -, Gj 20 ~ 81
80. ~. 40, ~.
CoMMoS PLEAs-sPrcIaL TERM-Deiore Roach, J.-Nos,
CONMON PLEAs-TRLAL TBRM-PAgr I-Beiofe Day, {. j.
Nos. %, 30 2OI tOJ 49, 7Sl 12 1's 6-l Oo' ~ oV
CRY G0Uaf-rRr,L TERM-PARr I-Befo2 Nehrias, p
Nos 40 1853 96 OIL 1883, % 2O 753, Sc, 1912 ii
l11O 1i2 lIl3 ia. 1lj illG lll7 Ills, Ill., ll2O
CETC0URr-Tal,L IFR'f-PARr II Before lIcAdam, 6 H.
Nos. 1870 O17 35l, 311, 40 al 100 o-I oSy DO o."
o2S. S3I, 7 0. 49, 49,. ~,
Nos. 23s9, III, III, 224 AZ 80, 80 5OJ 80 80 90
400, 81 1O9 81 930 940 9iG Gi2 3d. 3je 90' VIZ 4V'o
1906 1850, 1908, 2Jj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
4 M0yyTER WOODEN ELAPH4NT

company has been formed in this city, WIN
capital Of $21O000 for the lrposeQ building ~ SoCy
Island monster wooden elephant the largest ever con
structed. According 10 the plans which wore SHOWN
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday by the patentee James v
Lacrty OF Philadelphia the elephant Will DC eIeceu on
lot sonth the Beach Palace. IL Will ne lOV lct'
in cugth - feet in height, and l65 feet IN clTcuer
euce, ana will stand upon platform Dnllt upon pnS
The following figures viii give some idea 81 ne SIC Oh te
wooden uuadrul ed The neck VIII he 10 rect long WIN
circumference Of 1O9 feet the legs 10 feet III length WIN
rIrcnmfcrcuco OF go feet; the ears % feet long an 20
feet wide will weigh 1000 pounds; the frank. ~ rec,
long and taperng from diameter Of II feet to fee
inches; and ITS isks 80 feet and SIX inches pHo eJe
eff the monster will be four feet in diameter telescope
viii he placed in the GENRE OF each eye through which the
hnrbOr and distant hcadlands can he seen Inc hoW,I
ON the back of the elephant will be 81 feet square ana ~
feet IN height The interior Of the beast WIN DC dvoeu
INFO rooms of various sizes The main hall VIII nave
length o. 80 feet and width OF 81 feet IN the second
floor there win be a gallery $50 feet In length upon
which will opcn thirteen II II intended 10 St
Tins floor ~ bazaar of all natiOn9. The rooms on tnr
floor below viii he occupied by caterer starca5es VIII
he butt IN the rear legs. go
The structure will be OF wood, iron and TIN ana DC
ready for public inspection June 10. Mr. Lahcrty ma
made arrangements with the several railroads @Ho
steamboat companies by which coupon tickets VIII Do
issued admitting the purchaser 10 the elephant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
rorrcy srEnlERy DIE 1T THIS PORT
SHIPPiNG NETS
PORT OF NLW-iJ i;it........TUESDA MARCA
ARRIV -

''''' '-'' ..,,-.,, , 400,
Fo"' We VI" Ap1ivs,
steamer Baltic BIZ Rease hHSFRo FSS ori ~ az"
Of an Api2a s, Mder En- wh muse lad pas
Brun7wick, Ga 2', ana Port i"y" lS9 "i'i ~ w '
sengeTs TO & II M5lory co. ,, Cn..,oe,o, d. dawn
steamer Ciy o; colnme W s lr Ga G9 u
steamer Beneiactor Tuoou Wilmington Nc oAyS WIN
mdse % VIM Cl,ue q ~ r,iir,ora C, Point and Nor.
folk WITH me aud p1ascue to Oh D9npgR ny 90 and mas
steamer Frtncon'a Bennett ho'''"N'' WIN ~ y
sengers 10 ) Anes .,trs, Ifovre Ian - 10 Funch,
WI 6as1 Z i ro '-'O'"
Brio Alice BrStSaw of windsor, NS vowel U Hf
bucc 81 days. witSbngaI to N1Aioi ~ 9AIio' 'S'' " N
Brig Glance BIZ MaciuLe Natal 80 days WIN sugar 10
Frazer q co vessel 10 zee P Roval Sc days with
lumber 20 order vessel 20 Evans e NR 70 davs with
chr AdmG1a, lc nTai, n, i 8U5' ~
Srhr Thomas clyde of PHILADELPHIA Beddle
20 DAYS with cedar and mahogany to Knauth, N%chou "
Knhnc vessel to Dayon ~ No, vaeh C,arlcnos l
Scnr Nihi \ 49, = yi,ert q "a. ycssel TO sloan q
adl WIN '0'"'1' ~ "
eIr>-,e.r ,,ipa a, SANDY Hoo fresh NV hay At
c,5y I.la1.i lishf Nv; clear
Arrived yos;sriny- -, 49,, ,,.,ro
steamer e,siug Ger Nvss, m ,1pbor1, & Co
steamer Pepnland tIiei. WeyeT Antwerp rob 49, with
,ndss ana messengers TO Peter Wright & son. ,
Sfe @ Site Of Indiana r Wye, glasgow Fob - and
co. 1oih' - way .
CLEARED
'Ic'''''i 'A'"' '
steamer France (Fr Hauericn, Havre- Louis de beOah
steamer Edith Golden tBr' Bennett kingston JAIN"
Sts,peT Nerrus Coleman BostOn-H Dimock IT,.
steiner w Bruno, Revnoi' Souin n,'Doy zen
ShIp Geestenundc Ger hasslpohh' Ah'"elP-ih7"
Rnger a CO. ,,,.c
achT l. + Warren johnson, Nassau f Montel y son
Scnr clifford Hrl Holder, - john .ie,S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
NEWS From The SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

dov was charged with assault and battery on Mrs
kite KiIlccn the complainant was unwilling 70
testify against him although she had been III IiIn
bosniiaI several weeks. Being informed that sh9
intended leaving the city Judge Using comhlltleu
her To tae County Jail az a witness.
Burglars broke into the house Of y. X. Pangnprn,
Editor of The FREEING Journal OF Monday night DuI
they did not take ans til ing of value.
Jobn Burt of No. 80 Lake-st., assistant engineer
If thc steamer Alps Monday night WIS found lying
in Manhattan-ave. in helpless state OF ntoAl1ia-
ton. Yesterday he told Judge LawTen9o that ne nc
had visited two gin mills in New-York. AT the
last mace in rhirteenth-st. he met man Who sald
that he lived IN West Hoboken. lie took charge Gi
Burt's money 800, and gold watch and chalh
valued at 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
81 600 bonds to await the action of the Grand jury

81 900 bonds to await the action Of the Grand jury
bill OF particulars setting forth tho allegations
of the platiff was filed In the suit for limited a.
eorce brought by Miss Annie L. Higbie against %.
Walter Vaughn, 20 whom she assertS last aim.
mer.
Gar Dunpng. for thirty years secretary OF tnc
sonth Brooklyn Savings Bank. st htlsn nc s
and Clinton-st, and formerly presdSSn. Mon I NJ
ian aa ho asrs No. Isl HarTsonst had reached the
age For S ne WAS naa sSen as the
W a's cf bis death He left two sons and one
daughter. The funeral will take place Tomorrow
aft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
The snit of w. b. Dinsmore against the Phil
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The proceedings of
the United Statos Supreme Court to-day fol
lows:
No i53-W K Parcher and others owners OF the steam
yacht Mamie etc. appellants, dSt James Cuddy, adnin5t
Tor, etc. Notion for 40 injunction. ArgueL
TX parte the matter OF Albert Grant petitioner Leave
granted f Butler file petition writ mandamus.
No 2IO-The EsgetOn Manufacturing Company appellant,
agt West Bradley and Cary Manufacturing Company and
others. Passed
No 334-tlaibOrne Company, plaintiff In error agt w p.
Brooks assignee Judgment OF dismissal rescinded and
restored TO docket
No i@I5-John b. Alley, appellant agt. Epalct Mott Ad-
VanCed.
40. 739-The Phoenix Insurance Company Of Brooklyn,
appellant the Enc and Western Tran On Company
Motion 10 advance submitted.
No 1G-OTignal paTte In the matter Of the
wealth Virginia petitioner Motion for rule TO show
Argued.
No. iO2-Ccago Life Insurance Company plaintiff error
Thomas b. Needles, auditor. Motion to vacate
pCrSeicas and TO dismss submitted.
No. l2-Orgnal, part@. In the matter OF John uitz
petitioner. Argument begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, March 4.--In the Court of Appeals
to-day, Chief Justice the Hon. william G. Rugcr and assO
ciates present the following decisions were handed
Morton A. Bowen, respondent, ast. william r Vaudeville
appellant William J. Callahan, executor, respondent ag
John Bancroft and another appellants Judgment affirmed
with costs
Board Of Trustees o. The village Of Flushing respondents; in
McNuy, appellant John b. ~Oly respondent; Emigrant
usal savings Bank, respondent, agt Thomas Chite
etG Order Affirmed with coss
Order affirmed without costs either No opinions all
concur. . ~, ,,.-, an,
Company Older affirmed without costs to either
The city National Bank Of Poushkeep-ie respondent a
William Phelps appellant Motion to advance cause AS OF
Robert l. rookie and another Prince; the
County of Kings Motion to ct cause down Tor day
and the nearing sci down for the rs day OF
nett term, unlc 50 The pares oih9TGise agree ,,t,
TO smss appeal granted with costs unless the appellant
within twenty DAYS gives undertaking pursuant to Section
Tho%as iIeEy BC1le mint agt Frederick Haber
mann Motion 70 suspend denied With costs
ot PsnP Sppesns Notion to dismiss appeal granted with
within u t%Snty ID ds AMI 10 costs
Thomas Boese, respondent; Reese agt smyth Notion to
RoscTs Appellant The Union Dime sa9n;s Bans appellant
at FraHti. J. CLARK and others, RESPONDENTS Daniel NJ
Motion Tor eaTgunient denied with costs.
The following causes were argued
No. 9i-Mary McGough administrative, respondent, agt
40 97-Rober ]. ini sion, vtualy and with another
tee, appellants, sg william II Webb, implicated re-
No. 9s~Robert p Grove Individually and administrator
aud others respondents, agt Frederick o. Le"ih executor
So iG6- In the matter Of the last will and testament Of
NO 9-Catherlne lockwood Administrative, respondent,
as the NewYoIE Lake Erie ava Western railroad Com.
pany, appellant
Tnc following is the day calendar for Wednesday:
Nos al2 90, 40, 4sj, ~, 100 lO7, 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
NEWARK.

The Rev. Charles f. Little. Of the Centenary
Methodist Episcopal Church, has accepted can
from Trinity Church, Staten Island.
Mrs. Valentine Scbmitt, of No. 301 Springfield
inquire il her taxes were paid for 1SS2-o3. IL vas
found that the taxes fII 1882 were not pald MIS-.
Schmtt SAID that she gave FINLEY a. Ionh s
money To paw them. He is now fugitive rom JUS
tee under charges Of forgery.
The meat Inspectors condemned 2 quantity OF
"boh veal" at the Morris and Essex Railroad depot
yesterday.
Tho taking of testimony IN the exceptions 10 the
accounting Of the Rev. John Ward OF Blooi!ieid;
grordian Of N,v Su, dcnhand Ward was continued
Yesterday AMI atj0mncd to March IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
LONG ISLAND.

NEw-L0Ts.-Ahout four years ago Wilhelm TAFT
berg of Eldridge-ave. and Broadway, East New
York secured divorce from his wife, and the GUS
tOdy of their son Willie, age six, was awarded to
the father. He was sent to school IN District No.
of Naw-I4Ots. Yesterday two women He'd at the
school and asked IN him. When they went
away he accompanied them. The younger woman
was about twenty ak years old. and answered to
the ription OF Mrs. 1attberg. When the father
found that his son was gone he informed the police
aud a general alarm sent ont IN East New-YOrk
and Brooklyn. II is not known where Mrs TAFT
berg has been living.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
STATEN ISLAND.

RICnMOXD.-Judge Stephens, in the Richmond
County Court of Sessions was served with an order
from Judge Pratt, of the Supreme Court, stating
that an argument was 10 he had before him on
March 10, on motion for change of venue in the
case Of james McGuiTk, alias "Mulligan's GnOst."
Judge Stephens, III accordance with Judge Pratt's
order adjourned the case, pending the result of the
application TO change the place of trial
P0RT RIOHMOND.-At the charter election held
yesterday the following officers elected: Gar
Tett L. Wright, president; Messrs. Van Name.
laws, MerseTeau and Whitman, trustees, and Pol
lock, Treasurer
CIIFION.-Ihe schooner Drift of the United
States Coast Survey, was launched yesterday from
the marine railway, after having been repaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05

but is above the average minister IN ability ana VIII ano
foremost place among the Episcopal clergymen OF rs
York III nine years he has built up nonrismnS Psa
for the Church OF the Ascension In Chicago ana W."
moi easy 10 persuade him that litter Held was 10 o9
nd In this CITY, Previous going to Chicago ne served
the Church Of tie Advent in Boston as assistant pastor
lie has no family and can give all his attention 70 yuI
church. which has never been prosperous. YES ne PC
10 the High Churchwe could have no other rector
and he h man strong and earnest conyctlons nc
country the distinction is less known, aud s Il,u 10
yearly growing into favor, especially with the younger
me mbers Of the clergy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
Jonnson ana wife 10 II n s,re.


Dolancey.ts cor o. Mangnst 20x75i Myer Pinn 'O0
sa% VIE 70 T + ns9d'e 1896 Daus
soth-st 1874 Of 2daye is 5yss o. Flora Bern -''
,o, stein ana sgctoer 70 vaientioe schefers 1913
~ CODY and yife 81 70 ssds Uhi%an 100
ls4ts.st e. i6 ft%of COM tlsadiasacc. 2osIiOo 30
Nathan 5aTn ana I %i1 . 70 Gsnlsn 49,
D., Aug s6aTboro =; -, -. 26.c
and wife to Lambert e g so
wagencf and another 20 hIisiiana Van WsseseT'
Same property; Penelope BDllaTd 10 Christians Van
sGtl.:c IS, l22l It coi 2d.ave isxiO22 Germania
LIE ms 60 to Amaia Bondy ................. - 90
Hudson.st, Nos is2 TO - , II sucklcy 20 Geo Vss-
- gar .. o., . 800
g sos sls g e1'a19@ %:sys5 wilmer rs
42d-st 2, 80 . OF 2daye, l'1lOOj; Jos Harris and
slllst. 5, "a II v q Ayc:A. 2j.2IIG22; Eu1 o.
eotst iS' rs n Of s6ave 70 5i9;5 Elijah il "''
Purdy ct Tx to Duncan Phyfe.. -.
same property Duncan Thyie to Elijah Pnriiystal
0 stat - 210 ft o % IeNiligOnaye, 20xlOOsf. JOS
Birmigslam-st no Z; Jacob Covert and wife TO Ella
Covert, admnistrairx .............. LEA
BTOomest, SIS lot IL, 2Jx75i Tobias Krakower etsl
o5thst e. 235 II Of shave l6ixlOO s. etc Henry
Newna1 and wife TO Meyer Feneht wanger..- 22,54
Banksi EoGi, l.3 interest; Phebc Whitley 70 Cath
I22I.st, s. so IT " Of Gth.aye, 20xIOO il; AbramR
m Van Lusen ana wife 10 4 II McGarren ....-.,. 22,0(
ler assignee, 10 Edward Sallngcr .......--. 2,
Cherryst cor Of Jack son-st, lOOx7j; 81 g smart,
iOthst - l75 neoi iitGa7e 56xl8 o Isaac + ~
WICK to simon Hs6eI7nan $500
occupied M Buf2i ami Vie % c Sanders ~
l0thaye W > POI Of l7lstst juxl00 philips
Ave,A. s itsoi 7sth.t, 1854 Benz sfo and
vermilyea.ave ; !, 800 Il sof Dyckman t. 5O1i5O;
Jas Moore TO Mary + Philips 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
ALONG TIE EOUND.

NoRwALK.-Tho Athletic Association will meet
tomorrow evening.
SCUM Observation-Disclosures uritt killed twenty
eight brsd-bil ducks at shot yesterday and Sc
cured thom all.
BRIDGEpORT-The Washington Park Methodist
Episcopal Church III finished, ut a cost OF $50. 900,
and vii be dedicated on March 30. lthas an organ
costing $4,000. ..... The special committee APP
pointed in behalf Of the city will go 10 Washington
next week TO appear before tho diver aud liarbOr
COMMITTEE in aid Of a proposed $50 900 harbor APP
prOpTiatl0ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
sTpEET IMPROVEMENTS URGED.

A large delegation of citizens from Washington
Heights called on the Commissioner of Public
Works yesterday morning to urge the paving of a
number of streets and other improvements III that
part of the city. Among them were DIR. &. a. Stod-
dard, James MODteith, Dr. Isaac l.. Poet and James
A. Beall petition signed by many property
owners and residents was read by Dr. Poet, stating
that "Tenth-ave., the Kngsbridge Road and the
Boulevard north of Observation-Disclosures TIL
st. aud nearly oil the Gloss streets are IN such q
condition AZ to be In rainy weather almost lmpaS-
sable" II was also suggested that az graded
streets north of fort y,ifth-st be
paved either with Macadain OF stone block pave
inent aud their sidewalks tagged and planted with
shade trees aud that many cross walks should be
laid. Mr. Thompson said that the petition was TOO
general Similar committees had come before him,
asking that large improvements should be under
taken when il came 10 afkng that certain street be
opened Improperly 10 sign the pcti,
ton. He also reminded the committee that he had
nothing 10 do with the streets above the Harlem
River
THE HORTICULTURAL sOCIETY'S SHOW.
The crowd was so great at the Horticultural
Society's exhibition yesterday that 1t
was impossible to zee anything at
thrilled 10y the roses in the first place, next by the
extraordinary wealth of Orchids lastly by the cut
flowers, which Included number OF rare blossoms.
rnsse ast, 'h Se 1%a fpy fss Rss.
Safranos, Nphetos. Souvenirs, Bon Silenes
&c: The point of chief attraction was, the
new rose, the Madame Cusin, an extremely delicate
blossom of bright pink with petals fine as paper
Many OF the roses were cut with long stems show
ing the LEAKAGE and manner of growth. There was
was badly frosted. Pierre LOrilard sent q platter
OF gardenas from JobstOwn. Near II was the dis
play Of WoolSon, Of Pass9ic, New-Jersey 1t in
Guided fine display OF the nareissus and
some rare herbaceous plants anemones
including the rich scarlet one IRIS, the golden ro-
tcalated variety d from the Caucasus the enono
pot Of the heaItleafed synthyus from Oregon, and
some scarlet tulips.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

villio,u H. Eyartss argument IN StOhts VIII '4S'' "O
rogates Court -, ,..c,r.,cc hcfore Ex-
anliner Ollphdnt, noon. ", -. rA,oation
Mectings OF Park Department and Board OF Eanc"oi
Aoueluct and Rapid TTansit COininISs'oh'iS' Inn
TEITI-NE Building .
Annual election ~ Union Pacific Railroad "a On - -,
Cocks-R Read case before Referee DunnhH iV'"o 49, ms
Purim Ball, Metropolitan Opera House ,,,,,, o., o
Brnf Elevated Railway Trustees No 40 "ii'iHi'' -
T. =. ., ,,,.-.. o,.o O q, N,
Board of Officers OF 23d Regiment veterans, . p Ill.
Bishop Iieiohu lectures ST Peters Ch9Icn, J., l"'
commissioners OF Emigration Castle Gfnden' r. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Grand HotclLInspeetorG General d. Is. SaG Gssrs
United, states Army, aud Rear-Admiral G. r. T. kout1t
United States Gseg House sc p,nhard
Saunders, OF Nebraska..-. Wtnds9r h2n' Of Troy
MeIIck OF Washington, and Daniel Roblnson ~ Isaoc
Eotei Birtns,cic L. Il. Letter: o: Chca2 n,i r.
McConhe OF Troy. Breeoo'f H,n ; York
Totei-Gcorce G. GorhaD, OF washington, 81 Rhode
Arenue Hotei-ExGovernor Hen'E LppUuI onShton of
Bosi"n E%rTca HosscRear.A Admiral 69 GaljEse ~
Prebe, United states Nary =, h1 RpfsIo ST. James
3GhgreSSGn FRESHMAN Horace F. Page, OF California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

YoxkERs.-Ihe dead body of One-day old fe-
male infant was found yesterday morning. Cor
oner Whitehall expects to find the mother.
SING SlNG.-Bernard McDcmOtt, a laborer in a
blast causing large mass OF stone to fall upon him
Yesterday morning. He was thirty years old
and leaves a widow and two children.
TARRYT0wN.-A yOung man while intoxicated
was robbed on Monday night by a companion with
whom he had been drinking of a gold watch and
chain and 800 IN money.