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Citn Real { etlte tor 6Gle.


A GREAT BARGAIN.-Three spenddly To-
betw cen MOrningsde Park and The rand boulevard on
Grade ana the promising side OF the West Side VIII De
sold for 5000; cay terms. Apply TO w. JENNlNd9
DEMOREsT, IS East lathst
business property for investment IN First,
ID Third and Fourteenth Wards paying TO per cent
net. JOHN Il. PLArr, 200 Broadwags
nor SALE.-A cosey 3-StOry house with
2.stOry extension large rooms gas AID water ~
minutes from nalem Bridge. on l46tlst at Junction OF
Nassau-st
DOR SALE.-Full front dwellings on 18th,
18th 18th 20th. 2lst 22d sd and 10Th sts West Vi
4thaye a 80 on Irving Place price S3OOOO 10 S6OUOo
LII. CARPENTEK SO East I'D st, Y 81. O. a. BnLnng.
EOR SALE lhree-story, high stooD, base
ment houses 6Sh.st, I'd and Cd aves ready lot 9cen
nancy si3 Zoo 10 $1,000 Apply to JOHN d. CR1MMlNs
1,O37 dave. or us East 6sthsA
NOR SALE-Nos. $50, 1872, 1874 122d-st.,
j 9th and 7th ayes, Mount Morris Park tnree out OF
seven elegant new brown stoaes ia by p lot lDIl;
cal perfect; but BY days work aprcciAed "he'
examined Inquire premises owner ana 0lue, ,,ru
TOR SALE.-Three elegant 3-'tory and base,
ment browns:one houses l7iXJ2 feet lot 100 Ieet IL
inches. fine location; plumbing perfect me St1h VI
cays' IDre;atcd "hen ssel ~ 10, 20 49,,
l2gd 9Th and 7th-aVes near MONT dOrfls fitG
nation on premises. owner and builder BARTLETT
SMITH.
NENTLEMEN'S apartments and offices
cleaned and kept good order by neat col0red gill
Address ANNIE 49l 7thaye, one Hight up.
THREE full lots on the MOrnngslde Plateau.
I2lsst east of the Boulevard the crest oil the MN
ground on grade and with splendid view or Tue
be sold che1u and Apply 10 owner NJ JfsN
NINGS DEMOREsT. 10 East lit!st, CITY
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ACCORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SFw-YoRK CITY

3d.avc. n c cor Of 104th.st. 009XlO0; Jones and
aHSier executors ana trustees e.D ssl 900
seamSn.ave. 50. 175 fl OF hawtho 81. 25XlGo
sseaman-ave. loo Il G of Hawthorne;st, IS
AIDA aad gn SSIgn r rSecntors etc " 1910
ame We same !; ,oo II u 1895
eoe ca.s IS IT Of Dclincey.st 2jIIOO,
2dayS V cor r. Of siDI S05x5o, James Carroll
'uI HSigG and husband IL TO c Noeke $4,000
sane grG ggidly interest," = anu 1880
lsSd.st, 3 . 2o5 II G Of wlllsave ltotgqO 70 l52d
3 GTTh5oo Lewis brow" anu "'io 10000
BTanswig iS1V wife 10 Pfnif .'.. 10000
mann ana vie %iie 10 KSro1a Tesimeer 1850
Benson-st. :. 800 nwof ,ourtiandaye, 60xinO;
Elizabeth ; Hammond ana husband to ichael -.o
s4ts $ $ 200 # Of 2d.ave 25I O@.2: we' oooo
l4s i T s. S25 II Of 7tha1c 25iS6ii ig
Weeks sOi 40 anu ~ 'oi.n $3.50
Shaw ab 1T vile ~ To- T., Rsynor 900
AID wi, f. 10 VR Gordon and anoi6er 5000
Tore wi TO VI tSnnel co - ... 10000
'''V Vessh NJ i 10 lnse e 65Oo
5sth; -, 40 81 l0thaye 25El005; alsosso
Nm 5nSsc y and S an er l65OO
Stew 4 ana a. wilo to J' Wesi 10000
i1Vt Ne, s a;a No we 10 Rateheipr $4,000
re' Ee III No 4oo 'onn Do'u anu 1880
LsP pc " st e NO .p' .. 10000
l6ls stn,s - = S 9Yc oo' 14.OOo
S5hs 6 T0S aS S an to toehr 2O6OO
l2SIhst St9 Ee St s.'o $4,000
7Sd. a,ld 9 # 10 10 o WoIm ana vile 1886
73d1sI II 200 IT of 3da,e 25xlO22 same to ;, o,,
....-.
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gieamboats an6 iinilro los.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"A DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier al, North River, foot
Of Canalst, every WEEK DAY at p M. connecting at
ana East stateroOms warmed.
Excursion tickets to Albany and return good 30 days 81 80
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COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20.
Droo INN .Jro ,erlj Cor ja.; an 90 Eei

TOR SALE on very easy terms, 1our-St0ry
Il brick dwelling on the west side OF Colu nOa hognt%
Fulton and Wall street Ferries Overlook
ING the bay runnng througn TO Sur nan-s Win r.
story store on Furman.st lot 2jxljO nall ol1t Jny
of cash required. Address p. LESTER. Tribune once
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WITH ABSOLU lie SAFELY
rxprc.s Trains leave New YORK DesOrOsses and Court
sin nHf 90 & 50 q and 10 imted II M $40 $40
g i.@ited aud 10 NJ l. G. 4 8, and 9p a. and II
nisns Trains leave New.York daily. except sunday. at
5!zU N. ana H.. running through via AIchoh anu
RetaTlng leave Broad street station Phiadephia
ZUh d. Express 1856 m l. 4 :25 Limited
sou ana so tS ON sunday i1c and 80 80 S o. 3
lave Pa adep ha Camden. a. ana 4;dJ p IN daily
eiespI S SnhS $40 broadway Astor House.
inp V1 ~nnex station loot FulIonst Brooklyn Nos
ia rs huisOn;st HoboAeni station Jersey CITY
E The NewYok Company will call for and cheek
saggagS / Ss notes p ana J. r. WOOD.
General Manager oeheIAA ASH Ase"S-
RONDOu and NGSi ON H:1-nl Ma1iSor "a!
Milton rougnkesDsie connecting WIN Ulster ana
Mi ana Jamesw. baldwin al p IN from hariison'St'
n. r.. saurd zysa at p ~
NEW-YOKK AND LONG BR ( ! fddt d Il; K
Stations New.York SP Os'S Or oo, Liberty st.
Leave Ca loS5 xHSSr v fSmsnfnS lao
4 o D. M. via Penn. r. r., o. l. m, NJ SUNDAY ga IN;
Mat"w@a pm S va g * m No OF 81 M $50 % M sun
Rsd Bank Ra9Sh 9ssan oI2ys ffa
m iI5 A. 8 p M. Via Penn Il. r. H. IN, IL me- $780, p IN
For lskewood Toms River Banegat, &C. via C. r. r. Of
Nor FOR Fl SrscG9 3D. VIA Via ON $40 lisa m4
Po9 A. f 9y vnsaa r%sson ~ p "
g. y z f. HSt 4 T. q J. !" ToSDA Il N saP
HTtW-YORX CENTRAL AND HUD9OSoSS
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing %oyemoer I" 1857
thIou IN trains will Grand Central Depot and
and Northern Express 10 i,o.a.'''' ~
cars also 10 a
40 IN special Express for Chicago 1iy lnd
at Albany Sy acusc. Rochester, Bunao h'ie' "Ao
, H. CHICAGO Express drawing earsto Canaan
daigua Rochester and Buffalo ,oo,,on IN Utica sara
III u. III to Albany and Troy, win eo.nua" W
toga FallA George ana ftut ihu
& 80 .. m, Albany anu Troy special "a sro"
IA m. Accommodation TO Albany AMI loJ Cor Or Ionis
y. st Louis express wi stephs aIso Niagara Falls
running though every day IN tho week. Ai'o
TOleuO and DetlOiL NTH .leeplng
$50 D. m Express daily except SUNDAY VIII pna Mon.
10 syracuse and to Auburn Road a'So W So
tIeaL .-u. ,,th sleeping for
D. M, Express, daily VII" t, ,t hfcaSo and
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland, Toledo De'ioi" N"''n'
Low lie. 10 Albany and
Toy Connects win morning trains or me " 1S Btosd
Ickels VI alo ~ ~ ,"ss facrs ParE-place ana 700
and Dss DOORWAY Nt"'ioiA' c. b. AkEkEk
bfvOhyh; ,,,.,,x, -. .,,,t Gen. Psssenscr Agent
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c,mnMlMr.rnN IINE FOR BOSTON.

CTONINGTON LINE FOis DO .7,, ny Issr
conn KtTING WITH ALL PoNt,Ss d,a9d noa onlv
Reduced fare ~ 10 Boston ioi "''
a. ,ech their race ~, eussvs evcentadl nj A30 D.
resa ,sr 9l North RIVER foot OF Jayst, New ioIh ~
hn 0 IN Rostou al a. Tickets Ter sale AZ AL pinop"
ugPsesoWipENCE LINE for freight only steamers i S
,r D. 20 Forth River foot OF Mnrens 4,V = u aAy
iIDna sycenie, for Boston via Providence dree.
V"""~' L. w. EILKlNs, General fassehkof Asen@
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Ste mboais ano ilalIroa is.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERS,EY:
O-station in New York, foot Of Li6ertyst Station in
BESSna HGs O Hs%9 ss
CSunk Tamanend. Tamaqua HazleOn. DrifOn, Scranton
m Lco Pennington High Bridge Branch sehOoeys
Budd lake Lake H0Pac%S9g
N SscS UPPER Lehsn scranton ,r
rsJar @ Match enank' Ha1etc1 wsosSrs
$40 p m For Easten, Wind Gap Maaeh Chunk Tamaqua
Remington MN Bridge Branch Branch sschOO0y'
5$ S M For 2%Ston Allentown Reading Harrisburg
Sunday trains leave - for Bound sI BTS0s
HsrrisSurS and the Vest ooo
fS 4 49, iGaS Sl i e. 1le
80 & $50 4S6 g. 5:Ij $50. 645 4. 6l5. $780, T. $780,
$50 For Trans Ans to 2 ccs points zee tables stations
For seWaren and Perth AmOoy at o. o. 3d. LAO a H.
70 tor freehold SeS ia SIP 4 tISsp
NEWV fyJfEsiR & = s6UTHERNS HALLWAY
~ Srn4ntsSSS5 h$A A$}?g $IsFss.H'
For fIiphlapds seaOight Monmouth Beach and Long
f Sa1 A'n GSt Of ifhanqs p 9s M M p for
Ma sSc rST y Snsa saPfa:
So N for stations e aisnian s,.,,n,
10 10 for p s at Gr t" sanay S Sio'sn
NEW-YoRk AND d Pl6lkA h9EIF
~ Forrn hST6S and saPq 2hfL HGbSEI1psHIA
For r afaSS tsS s!iSa
mr. G 49, For STH rd and M Bers Sa Saa at 5 Ills
A m 80, AS $50, D. M. On sunday at 3 40 NJ "a
For Trenton AS $50, ISL a ma 100 A. 430. 63o 80"
10 .. M. sunday, S.45 a m, $50. IL p M.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New.York' o..,
From stations Pha and Reading r. Ninth ana 10 m
SITS at 73u 80, S30 IL m, 10, 345 64O o'+o - p ~
on P s%n4 f aa$ BerEs SO a. i saO $780,
' From S T9 lSS g e G ssGdsy g. nj
RS RAR5 5Rne1ya S DAY sEs",
and SLEEPING COACHES TO IAdnlsh' '~A
York aud Philadelphia. - ,.,v e,a,,a, 10 and from
Connection is made at Jersey NJ, NV e'A''o" ~
BToukly and Ee Depot Jersey Oly roa 13e Gal iOl
Tckets for sale at Of Liberty st. SGJ notes. Nos
and ourt A. and Annex Office Jewells wharf S
1 1 tonnany win call for and eheok DASsas'
from hotels or residence 20 destnai1 Gan paa, Arsut
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CHARMS
COMPANY

- CITY, RIVER AND HARB0R TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier Is, n. H.. foot Of Cortlandt-st
gnmeuts of freight forwarded directed 10 any part
Of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders for delivery OF all kinds OF freight and mer
chandise 10 any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly ghtered TO any point
in the hai Dor az reasonable rates.
STLAM BOATS BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAN
TER FOR EXCURSIONS. ,,,,,
Steamers John H. starin and Erastus Corning for NEW.
ULNrN leave Pier IL, " H., at p daily. lSatufdays
excepted -..,,...o ,,,, ,--.- - and
New Haven. and dispatch guaranteed ,o
Freght for points D., l. " H. H. received at Pier ~
For New MAVEN and points East AT Pier ID
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND Eleven Miles LOT
Ten Cents VIA from Iron Pier ], r. foot OF
"GhNTRAL sHIPYARD, Communpaw n J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops everything appertainng 70 inc
ION Id repar %
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CHICAGO AND NoRrHwEsrERN Rr

CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN Ry
II from TO i've trains duly zach between
CHICAGO All prominent Western o1Ilts If ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF CHI.
csgo. PULLMAN SLEEPERS run on all otis through
apd night Trans For OF faro and other nornatlld
apply d. e''er or o'c'JI - Ahf cOiljl SS %
General Eastern Agent. No AS Broadway. New.York.
ERIE RAILWAY now known as the NEW
~ YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WIsTERN RAILROAD.
AranseHen, Of trains from lamPers street Depot
room Coaches to BuGa and suspension Bridge
at % eonHecs With Gi trains TO the aud sOaR
wcsi. Pulnians best Drawing room Sleeping CoaSeS TO
I'm Dsiy,,Paslas Express for the west Sleeping
Chicago without change oe coaches through TO Chicago
s d fassae g. ~ IA 20 9$G o ig2 ,no ~
Y midnight Sundays q, 800 1920 M lao 63op M
Pater,Cn G. 72o. 100 $50, 1920 m, y noon. l45.
3bu 4i0 o b:l $50 b;l0; go 7l6, B. 1890 M and u
night
nights nigh oSy sundays Sl5 m $IS $50 Ill.,
p n and u @aagh9 saadays s g. $50 iOs1 a. H.
Ia, dso p N. and l. midnight
Newburg and Cornwall 100 $3.50, 4:30 p m. sun.
Rondoui ana Kingdom; a. m Sop m. sunday $50 a
sunlays g. 1872 lq2Ca ms, n 8 49, IN N ..ao -,
saay s0T s g no. S D. sSD fiSo and 6
p M iains wltn Midland ,ialroad az Malnst
days $50, 100 a. m. s, $50 anu / p M.
5A6 a. 10 J:iJ D.. and at lU45 and lli5 D. M
Sleeping Coaches OBTAINED and ders Tor the checking
baggage may Left the Companys Offices
81 40 OF 0o7 roadway, ~ West ST., y. Y. No
Court-st., Is ooklyn. or at the ompany's Depots.
Emgrant gehcy, No. Battery place.
Express ms from the West arrive In NeE York at 2o
and l.2J a ana lOlJ D. M.
JNO n. ABBOTT, Genl Pass'r Agent New. YORK.
NOR iHERN RAILkOAD OF NEW-JERSE1
~ Trains EnglewOOd Coste Plermont and Nyaek
4 S:5u, 10 - 4:JU, a.3l 49, $50 IN, IL mid
night Sundays, o a. IN. aud Gas p.
Aanuet, spring Valley and MonseY. T. lOa me- 4'oO p m
$50. N.ABBorT. Gen' Pass'r Agent Few. York
TOR BRIDGEPORI and ali points on HUU-
i SATON iC and NAUGATUCK RAILROAD Disclaimers
leave Cathanesip at 1880 M, 300 m, Z3ds, last
River. 3lUp y. Fare over than by any other route.
TOR NEW HAVEN.-Steamer leave Peck
slip ut p. and IL (sundays excepted III p M
IN time fOr carly trains North and East
/ EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.-Passeng
depOs OF COtland and Dcsbros sta NJ
a $40 and p. III for EastOn. ethehem Allento wn
Reading, Mauch Chunk, Mikesbarre, Towanda Msyery,
TN ough coaches run daily. Trains at p IN ior taston
BetnIchem Allentown. Reading Mauch Chunk. Wnkesbarre
ana ttstOn trains at 54O p. for Easton.
Be Il. chem and COpay ~ -,
Trains elying Mt s. 10 and $40 m. connect for all
points MahanOv and HazetOn coal regions sunday train
local for Mauch Chunk $40 a. Leave Mauch Chunk at
4p an , .,,, -. Il, ,o.,,,,,,, a.,
H. Il. BIINGTON, u. +. A.
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DAKOTA.

DAkOTA'
MINNESOTA. and the NORTHWEST. ST. PAUL. MIN
NEAPoLIs and all points in COLORADO, OREGON.
CALIFORNIA, NEBRASKA UTAH and MONTANA.
ale reached direct from CHICAGO VIA
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noupIE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
NENT AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSlSTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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trims from i've trains duly zach way between
CHICAGO All prominent Western o1il5s. IT ALON q
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF Chr
csgo. PULLMAN SLEEPERS on all otis through
apd night trans For and other infornatld
apply b. ieter orr oscsJI - anf cJiJJl - 20
l.. +. BOOTH,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. on and after =. - :, =, - per 1882


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains York. via DeSbrosseS ana Courtlandt
Ferries, as follows:
sunIg PittsDufg the West and SOUTH with Pullman
Paa,e ca Attached H., and y. III. daily. York
an nicago Limed of Pario Dining smoking and sleep
ing Cars al ga. m every day. - -, H.. -.
Whiiamspot, Lock Haven. H. M p nj C0y anu Ere a1
p. connecting at ony for I1tusVne Petroleum cen
ire, AMI the oil Regions. ,.. ..,,.,.., ,,,...,.-,..
Baltimore, Washington anu INC ,ouii lul'eu
Express Pullman Paror Care dilt except SUNDAY IL
m. arrive Warrington !. eSuiai wa IL anu T. II
r. at 10 aud $50 3lO and p m and IL night via
r. ana o. H. r. / and p. M, and ~ nighL 80 49,.
Sunday. B.an Il. X. a. m, r. w. anu IL hlShI
Via b.. and o. X r., p. m. ana IL night ,, ~
FOR Atlantic CITY except sunday 0b M and p m On
sunday, Oslo a ~. ,.- -. ,,.,oa -, IN So,nrd,r.
ay, except Suh'aD' ''A'' AAANA' ~
D IL and s,otions
Ma Rahway aud Amboy, a. M, Il noon 5;oo ana p H.
pos al foos vn Annex with all through trains
Jersey Ciy adording speedy and direct transfer for
r0e From PittsDurg. 500 and ll20 M 1880 and
a., 20, n, dafly ashington and Baltimore o3O
$50 m 3 o. $3.50. $3.50. LOO ami lo5O pm sunday o3O
e.. m I.t aud 1000 IN. From Baltimore pm on
S1ndays g;j5 D. IN. From PhiadelphiS goo 81 63
"a 1910 IL 40 lZJ, 2, Dol O:3O b.2 ,
IN 20 s.2n t3 iO2J IU:5 1880 M. sunday 800
62n 6 30 ESQ ll:40a IN. O:2O 100 Ojo lO2o 1850 and
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Gitp prouerin 90 Lei.

A PLOT of nearly 500 Bullheaded Water
~ front Lots in New.YorK harboT for sale-a palesh
r. a. YOUNG, Eng. neer, &C, 20 1shange Pace
CORNER FLAT TO LET. unfurnlShed,
soutbe1 exposure: immediate possession Apply to H. IL
DREW & co. 3 West 23dst. othave Hotel
LARGE MANUFAC URlNG ESIAB-
~ IISHMENT last Riy wator mont f0r SAFE.
RUTLAND & WHITING, Beekmah-st,-
ALL IMPROVEMENT rs, elegant. new, single
N third fourth fats 2lS West l23d St reference re
quTed owner on premises
ELEGANT APARTMENTS, seven and eight
II rooms very fine cabinet finished electric bells has
heated 10 rent small nrsca-s famie at very moderate
nrice I'm the Nos 100 ana l32 9ds between
Lexington and 4th very high and healthy ocatoh III
qure Of JANITOR, or =, - tcro -, 10. ,,-on, 9.
ITO LET.-A new and very attractive three
story righ.stOop dwelling, 40 3i3 East bsth-st inc
only one unrented OF a Of eight; all improvements
street re stfcied; rent desirable tenant L. j. CAR
PENTEI. SO East 23d-st. ". G. A. BuldJng
IN THE "WELLES BUILDING"
and Bea ST. opposite bowling treeh
The hest ofice in the city OF ewYork for - ,,,,t
BASKING, INSURANCE. BROKERS or OTHER BUSI'
NESS.
This entirely and truy magnificent building Is ABOUT
and occupancy Itis Dut OF nIlch
ana p,nk granite, and 10 THOROUGHLY FlRE-PKOOf. a..
III contains passenger elevators pure spring "hoi
from IL artesian well, and al the D,o,,p,,rNro
- LATEST MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. -.
Choice offices can secured by early application 10 inc
suO''O " ~ NJ. NJ. VAIL
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
oo AIMS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON SUM-
~ NV a STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
D1A'' NLWIOhk.
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NORWICH LINE
~ TO Boston Worcester. Nashua Portland and the East
AM Nv" ~ CITY OF WORCESTER,
without the boat the Sound, and
the IayOrite CITY Ot NGW-l jim -. -.
leaves pier North River, loot Of Wdttst next pier
above es Ferry daly except sundays at 45U pm
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REAL ESTATE

iNrw-YoRK. Tuesday. Nov. 20, lss2'
The following sales were held az INC HA
change Salesroom todav
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DONDUUI and KlNGSlON.-Landlng al
Ia Cranston's west Point, Cornwall NewOu = Ma,oUlo
Milton rssopus, connecting wlt anu
Delaware stony Glove Railroads SeamDoat' ig VI
vi ana lance w baldwin from IiaIIlsohst
aim LIZ l LII
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ne treasurer IN his report says!
The sOcety's continual attention In transpanting
fiendless boys grls from the temptations incident
10 wretchedness ana want in crowded CITY, 10 places
Mpseulness throughout the land, where tner service
hDds reward better opportunity Is gwen Or
Industry end progress Is prosecuted with encouraging
sueoess. The ost minute inquiry in respect 10 those
WHO have thus been sent OUT, year aIter year, las
tbundany moved that the transfer OF juvenile human
~ with tie preparatory training provided by TINS so
eiety, is most benebcenI and patriotic work II
has than met all reasonable expectations 0f us
fends and has proved ieayenlng and purifying pro-
cess for Nation beneficial alike 10 The children them
new homes provided fer them. For the Importance
and value of th service the society confidently refers
70 the diminishing rates OF Juvenile delinquency ana
crime the city, and TO the high average moral record
"a their homes OF those who have thus passed
oroagh their hands The society had on hand on No.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18
SAMARITAN NERVINE

Cures Alcoholism, Drunkenness and the habit Of
Opium Eating These degrading habits are BY
Far the worst evils that have ever befallen suffer
inc humanity. Thousands die annually from
these noxious drugs. The drunkard drinks
liquor not because he likes it, but for the pleas.
thinking that he is on his road to ruin Like
the Opium Eater, he first uses the drug in small
quantities as harmless antidote. The soothing
influence Of the drug takes strong hold upon Its
victim, leading him on to his own destruction.
The habits OF Opium Eating and Liquor Drink.
ing are precisely what eating is to amentiye.
ness, as over.eating frat infames the stomach,
which redoubles its cravings until 1t paralyzes
both the stomach and appetite. So every drink Of
liquor or dose of opium, instead OF satisfying,
only adds to its fierce fires, until 1t consumes
the vital force and then itself. Like the glutton.
GUS tape.worm, It cries "Give, give, gve!" but
never enough until it's own rapacity deyonr.
itself Samaritan Nervnc gives instant reiiei
in all such cases. 1t produces sleep, Qniets the
nerves, builds up the nervous system, ana re-
stores body and mind 10 healthy condition.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18

Nat @. Henderson-we blush to
speak his name-has come rushing
back into the democratic fold, and
attests his loyalty by raising ban
ner with this declaration standin g
out boldly: "Our choice for govern
OF, Hon. John Ireland, of Seguin for
lieutenant governor Hon. Marion
Martin, of Corsicana." Nat, taking
his Ono harm intended-from
Comptroller Brown and Gov. Roberts,
goes over a great deal of ground to
tell how he lost the Georgetown
postofice, and the whole matter
summed up amounts to just this
George Washington Jones did it with
his little broad ax--Belton Journal.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18

The London Lancet is out in a
protest against the danger OF the in
discriminate use of the hypodermic
injection of mocphia. A recent pain
full death from this cause has brought
the matter into prominence and the
Lancet declares that under no cir
curnstances should the treatment be
resorted to, except by a competent
phYsian.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18
The Louisville Courier j,

The Louisville Courier Journal
gives this history of the word "der-
rrymander: Eldbrige Gerry, Govern,
OF @; Massachusetts,, gave to political
iurgon the now much used and abused
word gerrymander. A politician,
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view to swipdling the minority ont OF
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18

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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18

If a man is given to much talking
you may be pretty sure that he is
also given to little doing. He who Is
most willing to promise, is most un-
willing to perform
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18

Alaska ought to have some kind OF
a civil government, but it will hardly
do to give it the full machinery of al
ordinary territory. In that event
the government would have to i'm
port people to fill the Offices, as there
is not enough white population now
to go all the way around.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18

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