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Having greatly reduced my Htoct ~
fine hate, I will now sell the balance -
stock regardless Of price. need and
must have tho room FOR large sicek
OF shoes. Call soon, aud save m0pey
before tho stock is 5rok0nuP. st Leon
E2hn'e.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

Oar asCck otboots snd shoe ofg0nt's,
lsdlcs', mlssea, Aud boy's chiidceu's
ySll wear, 80 now COM
plet'. We have tho best and
lsrgost gtuGk ever exhibited in Dallas
and as lover pTicos, than good Gus
tom-mSd0 ever sold here heretofore.
Cali at tho old reliable ahne house OF
Leon kGhu'aari Nvc2iuO goods and
vet uriogs
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SPRAYED. OR srotBN-Ny MACE
NJ ARR r ,a', I, eIcodheuni dog na1. mari \
~ CHI ear. VIII nay 81 To- III, ~. q ~
ne a thela'l. ". 4. ". snlrn. th..ia
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Take Il with Yos,

Are you about 90 trayel9 For asa-
aickrsss, malaria, or the sfsats OF q
change % climate, TODD or water, there
is nothing so beneficial as Parkels
Tonic.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

1886 viii gss you genuine mems
hsDa.sawed calf shoe, IL button, lace
or gsitGr. Tho easiest, beat and cheap.
est shoe in tho lind for tt money, at
L.on kshn's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

John Oisontrsu', hricklayor, clstern
ouilne. aud Setting grA,es and al
Kinds OF tiolrprk. lHsve opdera ~ Ala
Commerpe street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

$3.50 win get a ladies' genuine Cur
kid, hand-turn-button boots, at Leon
kshn's.
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FoR SAL.

IOR SAFE o EXCF ANGE s1lTS.
'e INr a y rsun eihins IN enssge
~ iNtieHc puultiy ,u IN ss,svyora hri,G
OtY,ry extra Plymouth ijorks VIM. ~,
no . Toulouse "V.Eg and pekin ducks
WIN IN III Scnan'c for a fubutban Iot
Nt Norrt' also Jar. @ uu nab = OF good .tpr.,
avg 20 IS Tor the CSrmou ira .. a. a
Wv *. E,s1' li-0 H-as yenuc. cc i'ondf
n on 0AlE-ll a-lJ a RES n LAND.
bc.nE me ives, conner 0r The Lug W
le rue q joining The Ella tract ANA N tn.
new county Dad lea Ing u palia. l1,crrs
IT. mo itut, blDuct ZOO ti.lshlp mn.
tlME Andsi suitable E |' dpi y or IN rFp.
Eaftol ltn0t sol soon ~ wiz be cus lu
mo lNs; Tito indi,puttUlr. ID. Il. KEtprr.
.-l Iglrl street, Ou-us. e. tIs.5t
ois N;sL = LNNp,D LOIS IL
Nlarga addition, ON mouthly my.
iA-nS CAL car md ret YOU Th6lcs
LtND& THOMPSON. lOa syc6more s,rsei
A'oN y LIE BARa hIN-INRGE
II numbo ofci ps ana chn,os of WINNIE .,,, I.
si2 " printers IN nee or either vii. undiL
~ llelf advantage u address uA. DAtl.Ag
LUR sAht-NEslDEECE No, IA pa
- enc sNonuo; house az q ght Dom. ana
iot ru9nMs th on 10 Emma street; tbls
~ hvou property, pagh : wen, aud vrlun.
pie ga % netr bust. sslo Auon ann. ~ y,
JONI y KUN, U 5 CouN.hcuse 3 gG
ENOR NAif--LNnlE - AN ,JIs. no.,
4 restaurant nr c.r1g In cycr,, r,,,,. a.
usNri e'rssat d'trrrs' ih,c vr.rs Iar y,
At1rc's BOX &, For'Wo.h. NJ. +
lNOlt SALE a HEAU lItUIliI.. oF
ground lllNi2l feet, uinius har. In 81,
- 100 alley, ON which arc two new h0u,es,
SoS.aCoyr, wei, : AIDE treos shsuhhtry'
~ 49, wv VIZ noouL SLOW; Cun be bUu 1T
los tsloV, hlch Is ne value of Tho ground
Dallas. w. "1 ,N,; .,u'
EoR -ALN-u UFFOUE KJOMa
- N9u uno tdtly; E'od ca lar ID rls.
c,ui 10Y inNIDi due fruit, snIputlid b.r.
fa'ni WILL y, WArKIJ Is Co, Herald
-, ss. rCp9'yod.tf
ENuls StLG-'A GO 10 SECO p,uNEp
~ IAN @, low price and easy tcrm5 ir
fH,o,,,,'rvil' WILL a. WArKtS & Co, H.rli
NWR, SA iE-l&WO CRES OFiT.N1Nn7T--
~ Ntoph,nS county, partly rurbvg,
YHo fgutedj attendants 'Ot Twin o,et,,
tiNN Iitl 'WN Hri suitable Tor rlnch Nuf-
on h9luiusin sp.oulid Iuc1iihn frR
telnNg. Avpy 10 tho southwest Ind
t.n'''Hm
4QH aALt.uN AECOU ~ o. III
~ huHuh, viii u'l 20 rawaln inh..g rri
V9Vtct ln - glowing town tl,ctl lnhnu.
n 'NI1, .s N ", sup 1850 h1ls or cotton
n. NNv Ol lr n.al y.N.n shipping uuIrts
~ Northeast l1sl i'aiiAn vsrg bonil,
III Atte hcrold oni-h '''' W. ss',. i VA
t{VN aAht ruE JOHN FUUNUTY
ihrmi rih p'l lmni ovrntpt. .tnn,ht,.
tt W eg situated Doe Limestone clrr.,..
WIS, ~ miles cat of Waco, audi n,Ie'
oia Ni, Calm, uu Gas Tr.a4
~ us rai p1d, nnf cen.,s'.
ing oi a.uul Ain Urlts OF iho y1tl bss,
IL. ming loNda with about .Olnt..s In etii.
pasture and vmnsr land int1et 'ri i,t
~, vf rrllcu,er, upuly tn ttf,tts'
i.lsM - = 20. Halyeslnn, IeSa-. irni 6n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

We win show you tho lr0st assort-
mont of Atnheim merchant tailor
hoods, at 50 cAuts dollar. Giobe
Clothing Store,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

Group, whoopng cough and bron-
ehitis Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. Sold by j. J.. Williams d
Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

just try bottle OF DR.. SCOTS Cocoa
Iron anG Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

Orr 72l Mgn btreet, Is receiving
large shipments of bugs'es, catrlase6,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

Shiloh's Ca.arrh Remedy, q positive
cure for cotarrh, diphtharta md oanl,-
or mouth. Sold by ]. l.. Williams IL
Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

PATTERsoN's soda aud IMMORAL
waters are made from cislern water.
400 Main street, corner Poydras. New
atSnd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

Group, whooplnR cough aud bror.
chitls Immediately relieved by Bhl-
ioh's Cure. Sold by j. j.. Williams d
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

Castles Bros. have tho LARGEST %.
sortmont Of ~ X, wool aud balbriggan
underwear. 5l2 Main srreet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

Keep of diseases when dSnger
threatens, Take Hspatozone and YOU
WILL DO safe. Try one bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

Nov stock OF csruaros, buggies and
nhmtous just received by Guy ton,
Smith " Co., OIL ELM street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

A complete line OF school shoes FOR
boys and girls, from tho best factories
ct prices 20 suit the times st Leon
Kshn's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

just try n bottle OF DR.. SCOTS Cocoa
IRON ana Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggiata.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

For your bowels aAd liver tako 10.
naiosone ovety othar nish' patli suf-
iiciostly aruusod.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

Road wagons, phWlons, buggios aud
aiI atYles OF vehicles for sale low, by
Orr, 722 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

~, Il. Burr ~ BIO. are solo agents
for the celebrated "KuOx Hat" tho
vory beat made. SOS Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

New stock of buggies, carriages and
ph@tons just received by GuylOn,
Smith X Co., OIL Elm stsoat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

=, oyelersl ouHiuul AlwEps ahead,
Fresh Saddle lnof oyaisrs "a Llvings.
IONS Delmouioo Re aursIl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

Notice Go Publishers,
"A Chambers Folder In pprfect order,
foe sale cheap. Address HERALD office,
Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

just try bottle Of DR.. Scotia Cocoa.
Iron aud Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13
EGoYl1 O W q /
WALLACE s. s$AGGENE3,
Wholesale 87oceFs

dave temoyN from their o.d llapd IN
y 50 siaeet 20 fine southwest cOire- OF com.
l.'i't and Lamar streets. Nos ll4 aud ii
tomnieloe street, ia ihc 70 y. Nom2kha
uyy VIII be able TO serve .leIr rIst0alars t5
t Nrt.ev sHveu11.a
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Bnuche, tho erocor, has re Emo ten,
eeoiee, sugar, canned goods, % can bo
bought anywhere.
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-. McIIe,tt Lack, dycrs and cleaners
100 Elm street. -'''
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Main streOt. ""
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

M 2, 3 Lack, dyer. ana Ioauef.,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

Joel II. Frazier whilky enron
uenguc fever. AZ Two Brothers
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

Rough.nnd-readv straw. IN oil
styles, at Banman'a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

just try y bottle oil DR.. Scott Cocoa.
ron ron aud Phosphorus. For aslo by all
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13
EoR RENr.

EoR rENr-A NICELY FurSIsurn
-, oni room, with hoard, "A ga JacR.
,-,,,,,-,.,..-- oc'in-i
kvh hhNt-A NIOELf FITRSIaifs n
a., rnom nt residence No 5so psc,iic ave.
,,rs. f..s.n 'leliied couple without childre-
r-tn.1t
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Burt q Hoars shoes at Leon Kahn,

James Means celebrated IS shoe at
Leon Kahn's.
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RAlLFOADS.
F9lask Pacific RR
Txs eaSAT PopUiAB ROUTE
gtIS.Es THE taST LID TIE Yet
SHORT LINZ
TO NEW ORLEAE s
AND ALL FONTS IN
LnUIsIAgA,
Nssy MEXICO,
AREvnNA ard
RALRnAps.

OaLlFOBsl n.
ravorite line 20 the North, East .,nc
southeast. pnllm q PGlacs Sleeping Car
lilly bsiwsan st. Louis and nSussi fou
" 9th Ei pasO and San tTSnciEcCi Dai ~
md New Orleans without chRngO Pan.
71 slsspers FO-l Worth and Dallas te
sew orleans without chengG.
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Fo,jvp.

ITouND.-s n aAcFl.1,T wtr,I :, =
..e q. Wy .,lird. The owner can 90, -.
Nav y, :, "a S.,,,eg 81 t1s Herald Once and
= = = !. $ "a ~ octll-If
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comic EAST & Y. pEP0V.
Su. sf-eg, Louis express. ...... 6;tN A, NJ
Leaves Union Depot. ............. S;lo = K
ri-e,-u sptnnio SIX arr. .Bl;sy T. "
Mess rCT Or'esu1 Passenger. 3:lt p y
SU .sSves Union Depot ... S;S) y 4
CCfH eTSf-uNTuN DEPOT
y9. ..'--. 7uiOraiR Express, arr 6;llP y
40 tL-CsN urla E.Npressi lVS. b;So p NJ
~ att' IS T. lrpOt .t....,..... V'fj z. y
So Local rassenEerI M.....E go 4. II
80 - LCya' tNfseNger, VS.. H;.O P Il ..
Lcsv q 2 F. Depot, .l3.41 r. 81.
NC t-i-4lo -ltNgi9 Express,
lesFe5G s f. Depot ,...... 6,55 A. NJ
i1r as aQd 3ltruu between Fort worth
IA, .e 1r.5ns daily Nos 10; sud Is;
coz legt at NUil Worth with trains 20 .nd
C0U l0.ora %. nos so, SG ana 6S tts5
ne2,s 70 re Union Depo1 Dcpbls dans
.rpfog ta Nag Orleans The Texas . P-
cir miles the ehOytaS, route TO Nos
Jre-14. solid trains 81 paGo 10 81 Louis;
ms JGi.as 10 e2u Atomic, eio Esgy tins
sTrQ,aSs equipment, sure connection SOC
'h..s yOur IicSol ragdH via tna Teas q IA
g-ao Railway.
Passengers buokod 10 and from all fite
ia Europe Wis the RED isrAR" Steamship
Inc, plying between Rev York, pbiigGsl-
pitis and Antwerp. EDlgium, aNd the
&HGlcAS" Steamship Line, belN aou
Philadelphia ard liverpool England
For maps, Aims tabiGs, tickets, rGiv- al
al required information, call on OF adarass
n. p. TURNER,
Ticket Agent, 6o5 Main street, Dallas, ToxGs
A, q, HUGHES,
Passenger Agap,, Houston, Texas.
V. " MCCULLOUGH
0eper1l Pasasng2r and Ticket Agent, Gal
", H. gEWHAE,
NruilC SaOlTeF. 4qlEg,lNp. Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

NJ ANHEb lazy OF RRFi CO.
~ 1oont ard eiscsiiQn dtsiraa e sirca-
ion - te&l hes, etthef uFio ar ltr grg
VIII 60 to hs0ountry 4 ueee,s8ry ne r
ence given. Address \ a HsFaN otics,
NUAAltD THhNH FiEsF-, Lass
w coat and tWp poulsinatcly; g'Spone
NN.helmsu; NacCe same as Stephenson,
Chicago. LIGurBous q JANES ~ tss'.
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FOR nalo by oh Druggist.
IreAtisr Oh Hopd ND skin bl,s..rs
Mailed free
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n w, ~ = LI4NUID IUIo N
Nlart'A addition, ON mouthly my.
menS cal car md rel YOU 16lce
- Nd " THOMPSON. lua sycamore street.
EuR LIE ArA BARdNIN-GARG
T. numbo ofci cs ana chasos OF various
Han .TD N'' "s' 'AAhAS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

EUR sALE--Nt,slD EE NOE No, "a; pa
y enc sVonuo; house Ufe ght DON, ana
iot ru9nhs th on h 10 emma street; tbls
!, kvou property, pUyh : wen, aud v Ina.
que h5 hetr huuu ss 10 HiOn amy 4,
JOHN 81 kuNd, U = Guurt.hruge b M
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

w AMELIA GIRL 80 30 GENERAL
W heusaworS for . fstnii v n Two. La
Qeirs o. As Hoas1r 0GpEN, 20 Pearl
street
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EoN NAitr --LADi - ANH VEtl,-,
~, restaurant nr c'nlg In every pprt.e-
SN, '.sat N'''rrS 'h,c wears Icn n:
Aturc'V BOX &, Eor. W. m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-13

tFy AhrBn - RCLNT3 WANTED tx
" every town e thofagt SC j,5y o.s
pubtishr9 "WouGsfs 81 The IS oipf f-..d,"
nun account OF ttg GtcelySEredi ilu. The
host irtare, ting HOOK 0ttiHvsl AND a1veD-
lure pubdVhtd nd 70 cents for OutNt G.
W Snrlane Publ ing Co, G8 S,,'e street,
Chicago ~ .riil-3,.
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NJ Aflko-A WOMAN 10 10 & ~
~ sfsi hosseWers, Inquire q. Orfh
e.lrisgs house, OK orst Texas ESursys
once ocill-lt
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81 ~ ~ LII N-lJ a ICES b Ian ~,
- penE TIE west conner OF The Lag ~
10 g0c q Joining ihe Ella ttsct ana n The
~ " county Dad lea Ing . palla lpNcres
Isl iino fut, bnpacs 'gOnI tl'i.hio n1'
trMN Andsi suitable e." Is du y or m rke,
Etdo1 ltn0t sol soon ~ vii be cut mn
mo lNsi Tito lndhputtOlt. u. B. KEIprr.
1. w hLLN-l, y ------ o. liz /
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HUN StLG-.h GO ~ SECO p.uNED
~ o.gon 20 low price and cqsv iprr1 ir
&C., 'rr,d' VILLA, WArKtN & Co, H.mi.i
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[N AGVGD-r ~ DE- 4 FiVE-6OUG
fF dwelling and lot on Main atralt
nenlfon C!iN Texas, fora farm Somewhere
So TIE Mats Addr,si, W Tn desert 5,ln1
sud rice o farm, " j. ANsLEY. b1E "
N-nlsMn NiiY. TeYna unnl, -.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15

sold for S154ooo was torn down snd'the bank to4
upon the site. Tho house nezt door below only II -
wde sold six or seven years ago for In 1894
sold again for 100000. The house ne northAe
of Ffth-sve and ynrstst-you zee itcoviS
have been had in4s6i for e170 000 There have -
various transfers of It in the last few years ranging ~
$4,000 to s117.5Oo; and 1t is now thought chssp =
$125,O00."
Eighteen years ago" continued this yo,.
enthusiast swiIiiam II. webbs residenee -
cupied lot three doors above Forty second at y
was then one Of tho handsomest Of the Fifth-svs
houses Mr. Webb added four or five stories on The -
of his house. and extended the building toward Porsy
second-st filling n tho entire with the prss.
hotel and apartment house, known the Prisoi m.
house. as well as nearly all the houses the avcnus ~
Forty seoond-st on this block is built on easeho,S
property About three years ago, renewslos the Ie.
was necessary. Mr Webb thought that valuatio. -
$4,000 for the land would be fair The owners thop,
that $i5O,OOO would be nearer the real value Tn
matter was finally comp romised after legal nm
cess for $IlOOU0, upon which percentageI believe A.
per cent was laid for tho grOuEd rent Russell sass
who ovns the first house above the Bristol paid IN I.
the rst of last May $50 year foreground rent He por
pays S3,275."
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
NE " ORLEA Ms.
PERSONAL---VERY. FIGHTS-PRISONrIRE
PAIRS-YICTORIA MEDAL
pu rtfy

PERSONAL---VERY. HTS-PRISONrtRE-
PAIRS-YICTORIA MEDAL
tnr TELEGRAru THE TRIBUNE
r'NHw- ORLEANS, March l4.-Mmc. Fannie
Duchafour died Monday. nearly eightr-nne
for mora than half u century. she a
daughter OF Dr. 8ardetie OF Philadelphia, WIN came to
America in 1880 with n French expedition. Mime.
Duchafour was born OF Dr. Gariettes first wife. The
second wife OF Dr. Garlette Zuln Carrere mother
Of Myra Clark Gaines. who was consequently step
sister Of the deceased but ten years younga II
sad that she knew really moro OF Mrs. Gainess true
relationship to Daniel Clark than has 10 light
Armand ritot the Oldest lawyer OF this city, died
Tuesday morning. He was OF the veterans Of the
bar having been for sixty years connected with the
legal profes .ou Tho Pilot family Ia OF the most
ancient In this city.
The company for the last ten days has refused to
light the street lamps hoping thereby to secure con
tract with the city such it desires. The company
insists upon 1903 lamps. while the Council proposes
have tho number blank, TO be determined from time
time tho gas lights be dispensed with by the sub
sttuiion OF electric lights In this position tho Council
ia sustained by the people who tired OF the service
OF the gas company The popular demand for electric
lighting
On Tuesday, DOminck Gardiner second mate Of the
British ship Elerse, this place was called 10
the Custom House and presented with Victoria Mela
which had been forwarded to him by British
ment acknO OF his courage I'm saving the
OF the British bark Greoan when thai
wrecked during fearful storm the Atlantic Ocean In
November 1888. when Gardiner was second nata f thc
American sh!p Martha Cobb Of Portland, Me and the
medal has been following Gardiner for nearly year
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15

double namely to protect IT, the ssSs sSss
chance to check their sped. They are built where
the grade very steep and the road
blows in but 90 little thatt is easy to keep tho track
rough. - ,o,s;dar
able distance from the uproad tho logs are drawn IN
through broad stretch of woods TO trou.aTy ra "a
the Saranac River known as Ray Brook; ana are
there piled wait for the breaking up tSroash q sns
Looked like an extensive lnmber-yard, witn
numerous roads between the piles OF thinner, @ -oaa al
there at all nor any trace of the winters ousness .
AS soon as the water is released from its bonds the
logs will be rolled into the brook to start on @ the
fifty miles voyage to Plattsburg and then tne
lnmbermen will be called upon to exercise another
skill and to face new dangers.
Here is an incident which may have prophetic
application to the reform of the civil service. IN
fhe 4th of March the clock in the Ssranac Lake
post.oilice obstnately stopped until i occurred to
the depnty-postmaster to turn it n2se DOWN S ;r II 4
that position, with its legs sprawng IN me alr ~
GOES beautifully. When you want to know what
time it is you have to stand on your head.
4 q. III.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
CHICAGO.
OPERA - ELECTION FRAUDS - BOARD OF
TRADf-NAYOR
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNE.1


tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1
CHICAGO, March 1.-The preparations for
tho Opera Festival going forward actively and
the results In artistic and financial sense ara looked
forward to with some anxiety by very considerabl,
body Of musical enthusiasts who have I'm tile
enterprise. Upon the ontcome largely depends the
ton Of cOnmodious music hall and the presen OF
grand opera with trained local chorus IA an annual
event For the present festival opera hall has been
mprovised in the Exposition Building and notwitli-
standing its temporary character II contains commo.
dios and thoroughly luxurious auditorium the
Incurred reaching fully $4,000. Il will accommodate
than 5000 persons and Ia provided with sixty
three private boxes rich draperies aud other fine
appointments The stage and dressing rooms are very
large The drop-crtan and all the scenery has had to
be specially prepared owing 10 tho great dimensions o
the stage The chorus Is composed Of 800 local singers
who have been trained under the direction Of Professor
y. o.. Pratt The sale OF boxes, which occurred this
week. netted tho management $4,000. aud there IL
every promise that the advance sale Of season tickets
which begins next week, will no exceptionally large.
The total expenditure will be about siOO OOO and any
surplus there may be will 20 toward fund for the
struction Of permanent opera hall.
The final act In the prosecution Of the fret batch Of
ballotbox robbers enacted oyJudge Blodaet In the
United states District Court Thursday when he over
ruled the motion for trial 10 the case Of Joseph
Mackn and william j. Gallagher and sentenced them n
two Years each In the State Penitentarr and pay
fine OF $4,000 It Is the most gratifying event toward
the purifying of local elections within the history OF tho
city. Both cultrts originally came hero from Phadei
phis, Msokiu some yssrs ago and Gallagher only
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recently. Mackin very familiar local figure ana wss
the acknowledged "nue worker" Of tho Democrsuo
party in this county. lie was the secrctary OF tno
County and City Central .Committees was delegate
to theast National Democratic Convention and was dne
familiar OF largo number of Democrats promIncns
In the late National campaign. Mackip was well
appearing person and very scrpulous IN his dress
known that o number Of others were involved In tne
fraud and the hope entertained that they TOO
maybe prosecuted and convicted.
The formal opening OF the Board Of Trade hill on
s made the occasion OF an elaborate cecba
ton and invitations have gone out to prominent persons
throughout the United States, Mexico, Canada anu
Europe, and many acceptances have been received.
There was promise of certain Republican victory at
the approaching municipal election. but owing 10 the
divided cOnnse OF portion OF the RepuDcan press .ne
three leading candidates, ex.Representativc DAVIS WIS
Judge Sidney Smith and j. T. Kirk have been driven INTO
declining the nomination IN advance Colonel ,a Davis
the urgently pushed by the active RtpuDcan
workers. but owing 20 dissensons in the party wncu
practically resulted In the loss OF the STATE h
and which have been healed. lie declined to run Inc
present outlook Is that Mr. Harrison may DC re-eecteu
although the popular feeling ia very largely against h
The Damrosch German Opera season has been Srat-
flying financial success
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"The Rutgers block" he saId was rtth-ave. be-
tween Forty-rst and Forty sts. east eide. On
tho lot Of Forsy-secon-st where the bank is
now, dwelling which my father In 1881 refused 10
pay $4,000 for. II only 90 feet deep lot few
years later Senator Bxby paid $4,000 for It. Recently