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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18

Die Srase na6 Der eisentIiden Gnts
itsbuns, 1Iria5e bisisr arantbsit, fam
bis iett ni6t bsanttportst iperben, ebsnio
iusnis 1T ss Der @iheni6aft geIunseu,
Elm ii9sres WlitteI sessn bieieIbe gu fins
ben, bon einem 9rdierbatipmitteI 1T
nun erlt gar feline Rebe.
8Or adt Sabren babe i'd bisIs an bis'
fer Seu6e ertranften Gbisre bsbanbsIt
Gin Quincy, ST. unb i6 babe babel
bic 8eOba6tuns Sema9t, bab bic Spmps
tome bieier 8ranfbsit unsIei6 BEL ben
erfrantten Gbieren iid seisten. 9ies
feIben iue6ieIn innerbaIb pisrunSsnanSis
Stuncen oft ein spei bis breimuI,
mas sur SoIse bate, baB init glrsneisn
ebenfo oft 9eipe6ieIt iperbsn muBte.
Dieter llmitanb aIeinipar bic llriade,
baB bamaIS 70 rieIe 5biere an bieIer
Seude Su @runbc einsen, benu eS se'
bort cine 9rpbe 9lufmerffamfeit basu,
um bieien llebersans ber &ranfbeit
raid Su erfennen unO cine iidere 9emt'
nib bsr gatbUIpeie, nm Die pafenbe 9lrs.
net peripenoen gu f6nneu. Die 9lpplifa'
tiOn filnitIi9er 8eidtpiire all seeisnete,
StsIe bel i6Un erfrantten Sbiercn tatt,
ii9 in ieSem Sale bsipGbrt un6 be,
glntpenbunS berieIben pa ttei6 eS baupt'
tddli9 NIT Su perbanfeiL bab i9 feir
5bier, has meiner Sbbut anbertrau
tporben, perIoren. Sei ben seiumber
Sbieren anSeipanOt, battsn iie aud bi
bette gSirfurs, ipeiI bieie bann nur ii
einem iebr mdbisen Grabe bon Der Ssu
DIE befagen nurben.
SdIisbIi9 bemerfte i6 nod, bdb bic,
ienIsen Sbiere, ipeIde mabis eebraudt
por GrtdItuns geiddbt, in einem ipar,
men su8freien, babel uber Iuftigen Stall,
8ebaIten tpurben, nit seiunbern, itaub'
freisn Sutter eefiittert, unb nidt mi
faItem Baher 8etrdnft iparen, auf rei'
derStreue unterpOasnsnD eden itan6cn
fait idmmtIi6 nur I'M ibpaden @rabt
bon Der Seude befuIlen tporSen iparsn,
unc cab pieIe SterbefdIs bel benisnissn
3biersn ein8etreten iparen, ipeI6e mad,
8IldIi9 iibcritaubener Srantbeit gu friiE
in 9ebruu9 9enpmmeu, pber aber ni9t
ri6tis sepfIest ipOrben t9arsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18

Der Siimmite, peI6er iemaIS in ci.
ner sroben Stabt ,sefanssn" purbs, 1T
auseni6eiuIib in Sippecanoe, O., ses
pa6ien umb trdet ben berilbmten 9lamen
Sumes Smitb. 9erieIbe fam bieisr
Gage na6 Jiep Dprf, um Giutaufe su
muden unb itis9 in 5ren9's SoteI ab.
Siirsli9 idlenberte er bur6 bic Court.
lonoitrabe, ais er bon einem Serrn nit
ben Morten anBerebet ipuroe:
SalIo, mein 5reunp, Sic Iosireu ia
in Srenb'S SoteI, ni6t ipabr?
Smitb antportete, bab Dem 70 lei.
Der Serr iduttelte nun bes &aufs
names oanb unb bub aIio an:
SD cudte mfrs bod Slei6, 6enn i6
muB Sic I'M SoteI seieben baben. Sd
bin in elmer periludten Gile, unb Sic
miiKen mir emen 8efallen tbun. g9iis
fen Sic, i6 babe ndmIi6 in Sren6'S
SpteI iieben Soifer boil eneIiI6en 8oIres
iteben uno mub SemanSen baben, Der iie
beWa6t. g9Ulen Sic ni6t raid inS
SoteI 9ebcn unb auf bic &Offcr gldt bas
ben, bis i6 meine @eI6Gfte erIsbist
babe? Sd gable gut. Siu ieBt in els
ner perf fluhten Gle. Sascn Sic, fDHs
nen Sic mir raid sinsn @btd ps6ieIn ?
9tur 5000. Dta6eu Sic, bonn ib bin
in elmer perflu6ten Gle,
Smitb 8riif in bic 9aide, 500 cine
Stole 0resnbads berpOr ump SGblte. 2et,
her innrpr "a MIR S05O
Sbut idon, bemertte Der Serr, bier
1T Der Gbed. Bin in elmer perIlu6ten
GiIe. 0omit erariif CT has Gelb unS
elite iofOrt nm bic nGthe Gds. Smith
besab ii6 ms SotsI uno frug ben @lerf
nad Den iieben 8oifern nit benz snsIis
iden Cob. Der @lsrt frus na6 Dem
9iamcu beS Gi9entbumers, ben Smitb
nidt tpubte, ba9eSen e3dbIte, baB er bic
iiebcn &ofer beipo6en iolIte. Der Glert
fab ben Wtam cine 3sit lang an, pfiit
cann Ieile Dor iid bin uno rief ben Sos
telsDetettip, Der ben Summsn aufS
BpISei'S Sauptquartier bradts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
Stcuerfrdae,

Ginid6buness Comm. : ,,@ie biel
gintommcn baben Sic, Serr S4uISe 9''
S6uISe: Scene Sunoert TbaIer u
GommiHdr: ,,Sie nenneu iuDbI ;u
ipenis. bamit bin id ni6t ;ufrieben J"
SdulSe: sd pUd nidt, Serr
StattperorOneter, Sieaei6t perlnitteIn
Sic, BET Der 5isfu8 O6er Der Wtasiitrat
mir men 3uiduB siebt-id mil n germ
periteuern !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
3lafff6es.

0tpiss: Der 8petbe 1T bod seipsIsn
d eepaItiger Gbammer!
slarOn: 8eb mir, TlOiide, DC bIas
mirit Dir
Oioies: Sd tper Sir's absr bsipei'
fen, hab er bat 8eidrieben in GrIt6nie
d 9roiben Stiib: ,,gSer raitet d 10
ipdt bel 9labt lin Stprmipino 2" frpst
er. ,,Gs 1T Der Gate mit'n ainb %
fost er. 9tu - as er ipaaB, fper a 70
ipdt raitsu tblt bel 9ta6t lin Stcrms
ipinr - for mas frost Der ebammsr ?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
NpQcaen.

Der beriibmte 0oitpf 9artb ipollte
ii9 ouf Der 8siie in elmer tIeinen Stabt
barbieren IaHcn. Gr ipra6 ben Barber
bel isinem Gintritt in beHen 2ucen nit
9err Barber an. - GntiduIbisen Sic.
perieBte bieIer, mann nennt mid bier
uasemeiu Ssrr 9ottpr. -'So? riei
Sartb. 0a iino mir ia GoaeSen - i'd
bin Der 9Oitpr 8artb unO Sic iinO Der
Nartopttpr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18

iabreS bier eintrafeu. GS lit namsutIt6
erfreuIid, pab bieis Ginpanberer sum
srOben Sbeil nibt unidentified iinb uub
iid na6 tpie Dor cine srpbe 9lnSabI bon
OeutI6en unter ibnen beiinben. Guros
pas 8ei6uIte IrbeitStrafte mO einiSsrs
maBen bemitteIte Sormer iinb uns piel
ipertbUoaer uIs iein @OIb, bas nod
itetiS na6 4meuta abfLiebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
1m Scebaee.

Sunse Dame: ,,9Id, Serr Tpftor,
itsts, ipenn i'd ms @uiier sebsn mill,
bstpmme i6 AM eanien Sbrser cine
@dniebaut !"
8abearst. %, has ma6t gar ni6ts
aus, bas lit stpas gan; NatiirIides !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18

9taip iinbIi6e 9dse ersabIt s. 6,
9lnesripn in ieinem SiIOerbud pbne SiIa
Der:
Gin ainS bstet, bic Sdn6den ssfaItet,
gang anpd6tis unb Iaut has 8aterun.
fer.
g8as 1T aber oas ? unterbrift es bic
Watter. Nenn bu sebetst bait: @it
uns unier tdSIibes 9rUb Iebeit bu
leiie nod etipus bin;u, mas i9 ni9t
oeriteben fam.
Die 9Ieine idipeist perIesen.
2un, iraSt bic 0tutter nod einmaI,
mas beteit ou ipeiter ais: Glib uns uns
fer tG9Ii6es Srpb2
Sci nidt b6ie, Iisbe Uiuttsr Sd
bete: - unb rs6t piel Butter barauf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
slus ccn 6erihtsidalc.

,,9lIio Der 9tnsetIa9te bat Sbnen,
aIs Sic 9piten itanben, cine GiSarre
unsebcten?"
uSoipobl, Serr 9rdioent !"
Sic peripeiserten Die glnnabm. Res
8eitenteS 2"
u3u Scfebl, 9err grdiibent :"
Limb mas CAB sr Sbnsn barauf sur
Intpprt 2"
Sic iinO elm SdufstOpf Scrr gras
iISent !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18

- llsber Sreibis tauienS GinipanSes
rer lanoeten ipdbrenb beS 0lOnats Of.
tpber i'm Safen bon 9tetp Dort. Gs lit
has bic srbbte 3abI, ipeIde iemaIs in
bieiem Dionate errei6t iporben lit, unb
iie brinat Die 0eiammtsabl in oieiem
aaIsnSsriabr auf beiIduf9 100000
pbsr upsef0br $50 9rC3ent mebr aIs in
pen sntIprs4saDsn WlpHatsn ess Dor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
Gin aineerfrcunb.

Sausfruu: ,,9iebsn Sic ainSer,
Serr @risbt2"
GnsIdnber: %, id Iieben bic 9ins
Der febr, namsntIi6 ipem iie i6reien ;,
Sausfrau: ,,@enn iie f6reien 2"
ensIdnber: ~ges, pes, bann iperbsn
fie eebra9t binans
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18

- Sn garsins,, nIiler County, q,
g., sniitanb iirsIidb srpbs %ufreeuns,
aIs es befannt ipurbs, bab 6raglsln W.
9eant, Elm iunesS tpsibes Srausn;ims
msE, nit BEN faTbissH sIdsrfns9t SaWY
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
9umOriaii6cs.
Cine 9Ban,e nit eiuer 9atermc.

3psi SrIdnbsr, bic ii6 in eiusm Gmi.
Srantenbauie ben 8erfoIsunsen be,
Mansen auSseieBt batten, nureen ppr
eieisn unbarmberSisen SIutiauBern fat
aufsefreNen. Gnbli1 Ie9ten iie iid
auf ben Sohen beS 3immers unS mid.
eIten ii6 bon Oben tiS unten in bic
9edsn, um auf oieie @eiie seI6dbt ;u
isin seeen bic ferneren gIn9riffe btefer
blutbdritisen 8unibaIen. Da sudte
Batrid einmaI su elmer Oeffnun8 bers
aus, nm susIeid etipaS friide 2uft Su
idnappen. Gr iiebt aber einen 2eubts
fafer iIber ii6 ibpebsn, itbBt ieineu
Radbar in bic Rippen, iprinst tpie bon
elmer 5arantel seIto6en in Die S0bs
uno ruff: ,,GS 1T aqes umionit, Spbn,
Sa fab i6 eben cine @aws iiber mir in
Der 2uft, bic uns nit Der 8 as
terne iu6t."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
2 pri d. 10 6rtcr.

.Id5 rtinle 9lut, rf;Hls s,tbsm uut
idrnte Saut burb Segfiu 9i.ters."
oGin psnis SOpfrn.Siurrss ipart arrst
Geliorrtbnunstn unp lnnas Nraufbeitrn."
"Gisie frnnlr 6ru 9Puiter Stptfu
cher Sine fam nit SpPfsH.giittrss fnIiri
psrefn"
D@eun Su lid nab her 5aaesarbeit ,u
Bette ttsibit ii rs SCpfsR. 9itttrss mas Gu
ssbrau6It.
DGuad. Wssijin i6wddt uns ,srfSrt
ben Nrrper edbfr nimm Srpfm. giitsrS, psl.
DIES fcrtpGbrsue frifii1t."
DgsJte oIlr Shulm nttraudeu uns
smpteb!en Septtn' Cutters 8triudt es."
,.0flu;Spslt brinst Slid une 3ufrirsen.
belt nns 6cpiru-S Sitterts brinst Gjsiuurbrit.'
yNit Srpfru Siitsmm Tnp mebr 9ursn
stma6t rsnn nit irsrnH rinrr anesrn Itei.
sin.
,sSenn raS Gifbiru anatiirrnat III, hid
Nrteu uurubia. bic Wusisln lhrad, iius
gtbTauds SCpfen. Sitterss.
,,9sbes rcrpTit 6irbtr, Shiahriisfeit uneI
S6wahbrii rrrlauat eepfrn. gittrtS."
Sopfsn Suiten Gurircr II. S6mer,ens.
ltlller 1T ansenebm, iiher unb billia.
3u perfauttn lei Gshriisr euepia.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18
SOClE lIES.

| San Marcos Lodge No. 81? meets Saturday on or
before full moon. Ed J. l.. Green, MN. Albert
Heaton Secretary. . ... r-
San Marcos Chapter No. l2s, meets Tuesday IN or
bef fore full moon. d.. P. Hopkins U. II. II. p.
Albert Hcaior. Secretary.
Hays Lodge X. OF II. No. 1868, meets End and 4th
Fridays Of each month. J. V. hutcbinS. Dictator,
W. l.. Kennedy, Reporter.
Star Of Hope Council No. 81, q. F. T. J. IL.
Combs, Pres Frank Gellett, Secretary.
10. OF. Mountaion Lodge No. l54 meets every
Monday night. Jno. T. Holland. N. G. Albert
Heaton, Secretary.
Perkins Encampmcnt No. SO meets lst 3rd and 9Th
Friday Of each month. II. o. Jsmes, q. =. Albert
Hys ton secretary.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18
THE TRUE PACIFIC LINE.
NJ rsAAc n. JULIAN.

.
Mid the evening twilight gathering,
Der my native Western plain, lr
mark the fierce careering ]7 D Iu
OF the ar-sounding railway tnin;
Shrieking and laundering and changing,
II startles the rural scene, sm.GQ
Like the storm gods sudden appearing
On summer eve serene. iiF.1 -.h
As I sit and gaze, and listen ID.
3 To the yet unwonted sound,
Busy Fancy backward wanders t,i, -
To the Past's enchanted ground; o
When, whore yon smoke-steed courses,
And tugs at his fiery rein, si7.
The dim aisles Of the forest 53 ra .s
Knew ne'er ruder strain, D
Than the wild birds merry carol, " d
Or the wild deer's stealthy tread;
While leaped the sportive squirrel '1'.'
Meath the green arch overhead
Sunk meath the axe Of the woodman,
That forest no longer waves; " -
Though pioneer here and there fingers
Yet, mid his fellows graves. ,
And think how this chain of iron .
Ere long all our country shall bind,
And watt its life and its commerce
More swift than the lagging wind; g
Ay, away to the far distant sunset
Twill point the unerring line, s..
Over mountain and valley,
To the vast Pacifc's brine.
How the fre-steed will hasten, y
Ever away, away, ef4 .-
Over the boundless prairies, ,
Where. the elk and bison stray;
Over the wandering rivers, Ii
Through proud States yet to be,
And through the mountain passes,
Prone to the Western Sea.
And while the yet startled echoes ia
Are sounding their terror back,
How the wide worlds wealth and empire
Shall hasten on the track:
o, the panoramic ages
Shall pale their storied power;
And If MammOn is to rule our earth,
Now comes his crowning hour!
But I seem to hear a mrr1nur,
On the breath of evening cast,
From the bright yet shadowy Future,
From the melancholy Past;
A ''still, small voice"-I hear it
Like gentle music fall
Zone soul outweighs the spoil of worlds,
10 the Ruler over ALL"
Then while ye pile wealth's trophies
On plain and hill and glen,
Heed well that greater treasure
A race of high-souled MEN;
Clear heads and hearts of purity,
The glory of State,
The beauty of the passing hour,
Assuring prosperous fate.
Then lay the track Of Progress
Through the broad realms Of Mind!
Speed on the cars of Light and Truth,
To gladden. humankind!
Through the bowling wastes of Ignorance
Through Pride's deceitful show,
With the banner of Salvation, f't ,
Bid the swift-winged blessing 60! y
Thus shall Heavens healing dews descent
On the Nations fevered heart,
And sanctify the vital tides
That nourish every part;
And, as advancing empire
Looks to the Western Sea,
The PACIFIC of our FUTURE ... .
Shall spread infinitely!
Indiana, October, 1858.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18
Women and Ladies.
Albany Express.l

Albany Express.l
In the days of our fathers there
we're such things to be met with as
men and women; but now they are
all gone, and in their place q race OF
gentlemen and ladies, or, to be more
refined, a race of "iadies and gentle
men, has sprung up Women and
girls are among the things that were.
But "ladies" are found everywhere.
Miss Martineau wished to see the
women wards in a prison in Tennes-
see and was answered by she warden:
ave have no ladies here at present,
madam" Now, 80 far as the ladies
were concerned, it was very well
that none of them were in prison
but then it sounds a little odd-la-
dies in prisonl It would seem bad
enough for women to 60 to such q
place. t-.---.- -
A lecturer, discoursing upon the
characteristics of women, illustrated
thus: "Who were the last at the
crossi Ladies. Who were the
first at the sepulcher' Ladies'" On
this modern Improvement we have
heard of but one thing that beats
the above. 1t was the finishing
touch to n marriage ceremony, per
formed by an exquisite divine up 70
all modern refnements When he had
thrown the chain Of Hymen around the
happy couple he concluded bysaying,
Il now pronounce you husband and
lady The audience stuffed then
hankesehefs into their mouths and
got out Of the room as quickly as
possible to take breath
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18
MAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF. TO AND
FROM SAN MARCOS POST OFFICE.
Nails from Austin arrive st s:45 A. NJ; elise h2
Pm
San Antonio arrive at 2:55 P. NJ. close
ate A. ".
Above nails srrivs and depart daily. '
Luling-arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
T.. n. Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
att N.
seguin-arrives Monday at 6P. n. Departs Tues
day At A. n.
Blanco, via wimberly-departs Monday at Ga. n.
Arrives Tuesday at 2. y.
Off HoUas;
Register and Money order dept from a. H., to
4P.M.
General Delivery from 8 A. NJ, to 5P. N.
Postoni, CO open on Sundays one hour after dtstribu
tion Of mails. ..--.- . . --
AVON STEIN, p. NJ.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18
1lQJRCH ES. +,

MISUNDERSTANDING at the Methodist
Church every sabbsth. Rev. Il. 8. Thrall, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN d the Christian
Church on the second ana fourth Sabbaths In each
month.
PREsBYTERIAH.-Preaoh at the Presbyte
fian Church on the recond and fourth say
bah in each month by the Rev. W. L. Kennedy.
PROTESTANT Services every
fourth Sunday In each month At loh O'Clock, a.
NJ, aud z p. m, at st. Marks Church.)
BAPTISr-Preaching at the Christian Church
on the third Sunday in each month, by Elder
N. Burroughs.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18

Business Cards, one inch or less, one year. 60 00
Gard. In Businrss Directory. one year, ~ OK
Legal aud = Transient Advertisements will be
charged One Dollar per square for the hrst In
s.riion aud Fifty Gents per square for each addi.
iionai insert on AZ square ID The space OF one
inch. Fractional squares Will be counted as fui'
cal and V'us,nes- Hoilces w'F be charged ten
cents per line for the nrst insertion, aud eight
cent, per line Tor each additional insertion. =.
Announcing candidates tor ofiles, county, o.oo
rnr uI,,ricI ar state offices, l000
obituary notices oi over ten lines charged .s
one. half advertising rates.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18

Gov. Colquit was insuguratcd
governor of Georgia On Tuesday last
amid great enthusiasm HIS address
shows Georgia more prosperous than
ever before Georgia bas erected
manufactures and much more than
doubled the number Of Asr snail
farms IN the last ten years. Which
principally accounts for bsr present
prosperity. Let Iexss 60 hod d.
likewise
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18

L fss !"
IA man, accompanied BY hie yiie,
tried to ford the river yesterday
evening in 8 two-horss wagon, but,
missing the ford, got into deep watef,
and was Aosted down the stzsan.
The becoming sxcited, ,jumpedinto TIE
water and pulled his wife after him,
but was too much under the inAu
ence Of bad whisky TO render my
assistance. o The woman succeeded
in getting enc Of the horses by. ths
name and held on until : Mr., Saw
yer swan his horse into tbs river and
brought her safe lahore. The man
was also rescued The horses were
found some distance below on The
oposite bank sating grasA asasa q
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
OFFICIAL.

OFFuCuAuI.
fT.fr1 cesasrssnAx- 0ru pssssicr, .
Hon. Columbus Epson, Of Bsxar county.
.r,ff sxsAsoa -sisr p,sraicT; rgrr
Hon. L. J. Storey, Of Caldwell CO. = = ASNs
axrsssxSrAr,vrs-s4ru pssrsicr; "a
son.J; !: y; ps,.s.. @ 2. aa.d.!u's e.. lg5 4ig
r- &, ,ylsrsicr oounr--lsru pIsIAios. .r.
Hon. L. ". Moore. Presiding Judge. Lst3rsags. 3
81 rinB ov HOLDING oeuar. Z h4s
uArs.-sd Nsndays In March and september. 4
COUNT osuosa.
Es s:Kso%:, e % 'as.: %.: 2, c!suc:, ,cosrr Sd al
Ed. J. l.. Green, County Clerk. D., g t,.
0. T. Brown, County Attorney.
Jas. A. Wren, shsrin. G. 8. Cock, Deputy.
CIV. Grooni, 'u',ics Of The P::es Pss. No.
h. h htn'sy:; Y wyatt. = +" "a" Is
d. A. Mca.sn.. County Treasurer.
A. Heaton. Assessor.
Joe. G. Eve, Surveyor. D. g -. ~-T ~
p.yy. Nspaia'' s C:I'f Precinct Ne !. J. } n
Peter Schmidt, ,. s--
John Il. Patterson, Constable. E
Criminal County Court-lst Monday In sseh
County Court for Civil and Probate .bus'ness--
ist Monday In February April, June, August, DC.
tober and December.
Commissioners Court-2d Mondays 10 February,
May, August and November.
Justice Court Precinct No. list Friday In each
month. San Marcos. f.Ff.t.
Precinct No. 2-2d Friday In each month NJ. City.
SD " wimberley's NM
as &-l,h " Dripping springs.
rows os'icsss. ,--4.
u. n
o. Hu,chison, T. R. Fourqursan. L..
W. Mitchell, D. p. Hopkins. z. X. Tusner. J.
Marshal-w. n. Lyell t
Council meets the flrst Tuesday 10 each month.
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PATENTS.
PAINE. GRAF rON 4 B.aeD.

ARsrz,rs af L,p aai S1lioitors Of
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Mayor--H. B. Co1aeld. y N.-..F
Council-w. o. iuichison. 7. R. Fourqursan. L.
W. Mitchell, u. ?. Hopkins. P. X. Turner.
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New-York tribune., 1880-02-05
ALBANY NEWS.

GOVERNMENT REFORM AND TAXATION.
THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES OK CITIES TO VISIT NEW
YoRK-AsPECIAL COMMITTEE TO REVISE THE
TAX AND ASSESSMENT LAws-RECIsTRATIoS IN
KINGS COUNTY.
lFaoM THE EEGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE rRIBuNE.l
ALBANY, Feb. 4-Assemblyman Varnum
was grauiod to-day In his desro 20 take bis
Committee on Cities 10 New-York TO listen TO
the statements OF citizens and officials regard
ing such OF igs afFirs may need reformation sThe
resolution authorizing the committee to bold
sessions in New-YOrk defeated recently on the
ground that It's expense-aceOunt would be large On
calling up resolution to-day, Mr. Narnum offered
amendment providing that the expenses OF the
Committee shall not exceed $500. lie then
said that the two measures which tue Committee Will
consider In New York the cleaning Of the streets
and the red the expenditures for the support
of the O Government. Persons of every political
faith be said will invited ia appear before the Com
mitee and the Committee VIII endeavor 20 report bills
for The consideration OF the Assembly that VIII receive
support without regard 70 party. .
Mr. Russell said the COmmittee was not wanted IN
BROOKLYN. but Mr. Newman .aid Horace b. Cslin. A. H.
Low and other prominent citizen. greatly desire to 20
before the Commitee Mr Tailmadge. OF Brooklyn
supported the resolution, and Mr. CFapser OF 81 Law
renee sad the farmers OF that county are
in faycrofa more wholesome government for Ne~-logk.
Mr.. A.vori made the criticism that tho resolution
tended % convert tlc iulo
ling committees M. Cohen, OF Ncw-fork. said the
Assembly already has all the convenonee t needs for
an Investigation Of New York affairs.
Mr. Varnum sad Objects NOS 10 save time for The
headsf departments in NewYor by not forcing them TO
come to Albany. but 20 save time ior thc committee
itself The resolution then passed as amended Dy
vote of - TO I6.
The suoecr Of taxation came Up In the Assembly To-
day hut discussion. Mr. steele Oi OSwego,
called up his resolution for the appoiu iment
of special committee or five (twO seuatorS
and three AssrmbyIneni 10 draw up bI reyising tho
tax and asses laws Of the Stg He said H. under
stands the magnitude such task. but he ihinAs that
an adequate bill be prepared IL able men
pointed on the committee. The people do
not expect. he said, perfect assessment bill
at the start but they do expect fairly good
one Amendments eau be made IN 10 afierward In
ooucltl-Ion Mr. Steele waived parl montary right TO
appoiumcut as a member of the committees. No other
members desired tO speak the resolution. and II was
passed by viva vooe vote ouly few members voting
IN the negative.
Later IN Tue day Mr. Wrcn's bill to extend the pro-
visi MS of TIE election registry law t0 the country
towns Of Kings County passed The Denecfats
unanimously voted against the bill, and were aided
by the vote Republican. ex-Speaker Aiyord, who
regards bill as unconstitutional The Dili was passed
by IA vote OF 20 TO IS.