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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-03
Auciion Sales of Real estate.

A j. BLEECKER g. SON, AUCTI0NEERS.
"A. VALUABLE NINTH WARD PROPEBTY-JANE
AND HORATlO STREET HOUSES At AUCTION.
by order OF Theodore Maaby and Hors OF Rev Thomas
Maiaby, Deceased.
Three.stoTy brick HOUSES no. 40 JANESr. and No. ~
HORAIiO-sfr between sTlt-ANE aud HUDSONeF I,
win mod m aud I'm first order viii DE sold
attIcanse -aesfOJm III Broadway, on TUESDAY, Dec.
oM IL III Maps 40 BLEECkEKs, as Nasssu.sL
RIClIARD V. HAkNETF, Aucdoneer,
AZ will sell az auction
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER -
~ IL O'Clock. 81 Exchange ~aiesToOm Ill broadway,
10 close the estate OF Or Israel randolph decd,
Gthato. 9TH non -
Is choice loaS southeast OF 6hayo and llCth
ST. ana ~ on 9TH and ll6th 100 feet est ct jthAYe
rms Is the most elegant location In Harlem for private dwell
hngs situate hgu groums midway the east and
West stat, l. ~ road stations. sale positive.
Maps at aucu0necrs Oiloc, ! IL broadway.
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STEAMBOATS, ano tlalIroaos.
,F0pLFlS LINE

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
~ DREW and ST. JOHN Leave Pior al. North River foot
ot Canast, every WEEK DAY. 40 .. connecting NJ
Albany SUNDAY mornag ercepto with trains North West
and Fast. StdtcrOoms warmed.
Excursion tickets Albany aud return good 80 days 81 30
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4musemenls.
A CADENY OF MUSIC. WILLIAM TELL

Tomorrow, MONDAY, December (last ilne),
WILLIAM TELL
ArOdo signOr NltrZvInsa; GuglismO Tell SlgnOf uass
Gesser SiEnOI Costa. Walter, Signor MONT emmy
Mile. Juch: and Matllde Nile. DVtI. -l,,t
Director the Music nud Conductor
WEDNESDAY. December Crst time ms season. I,g
GIOVANNI. SlmOn Iayeu CamplCellYi NOIolli -,
Furech- 3iudl. Nine Laura ZaSulj ana %o'4"i" V'
MIDDAY December =, productions t
SEMiRAMIDE.
Ars,ce Nina oc.bt mar drst appoarance and SemlIamido,
Nine AdyInA PAUL
cr,,,, ,to,t,a. esfn,iay December q, CARMEN
Carmen Mime Minnie Hauk tieF hist ApP'A''N'' Wis
' season.
Box Office open daily from I'll ., ----
gDYLS OFsTHE KING. Dr.cv,,,pp
MIR 81 NEY WOOLLEIE.
second Recital
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER D.
at i 30, nj
TIRE CLUB THEATRE
second part of the Elaine Course. -.
tet for the remainng rocltals a. For sac AZ
Fonda slngle admisslon 10 cunts
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STARlN,S. ,.,.,,,., ~, ,>..porr.r,oS
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
ONCE Pier Is y. r. loot Of Cortiandtst
Ccu7ulcnt OF freight forwarded - directed 10 any pant
q tho word
TNEOUALIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
delivery Of al kinds OF freight and ner
chandisc any part oi the city.
sEAAND liABBOETOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOK LIGHTEEAGE.
Freight every description promptly lghtced to any point
I'm the harbOr at reasonable rates
STA 81 BOAT, BtRGES AND GROVES 10 CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS. .,.,.
steamer. john H. starn and iTasus Corning for NIW
HANrN. leave Pie, Is, y. H., at p m daily saturdays
excepted ...-.-... ... .. 49,, ...,. ....,
NtTROPOLI- tHPRF~~ co, between NcW-f OK ana
New Haven Care and dispatch gudrdntc a. ,,.,
Freight point, ID, T. a. w. ~ H. rec Ntu III ileI ~
For Haven ana 1nts East - PEI -.
north SUOi.I. IhIEs ISLAM D. f1tNon Mics TOT
Ten Cents ,ll Steamers Pier r.. foot OF
Mnitehals - -- M. o.,.,
CtNIEALSiiIPNAED, COmmunipaw. N. DRY DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops. ccytmns dppe iaiAy To the
construction and repair OF yerfes
EOK W-HAHEN.-StcamerS leave Peek
Sipat5 p. 49, aud IL D. sundays cNCeptedt II p ~
stcaucr arlt time for cdiy trains North ant i-uS
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Copnrinershin Notices.
miscellaneous.

A TTENTION-B1dlc cure Of rheumatism,
"A nervous nuscua d-ea aud dcfoTmilles by gynna3
Tie exercises electricity niluatuu; l. years expert
cucr. IN NtTiork. AGdT BY letter Professor
l.. A. -AGI. DItr. a29 West j0th -;
DOWS AND SCARFS.-L tdies can learn TO
}mlkc al branches gcutcTes necSw,ar AZ 81 II N
wIcA-st.
HECORATION for The holidays done cheap
~ lessons ia Pon fh ald ~a1GiEg. PHILLIP 4?2 -
Marls.pace.
Extraordinary Money ) ving.-Sccdysilk hats
~ made into fashion. - College pace Any old hats
renovated look new IN caves buying new.
DIANO STOOLS, Music Racks, Stands Piano
Covers SCas upl ight pianos. AID cirgdu,
assortment; prices anO Stools = end upwards NfF-
81. ttHalst., N's Broadway
TsNWENTI- TWO-lNCil 4-,idci planning and
Il matching machine. gan metal. cylinders and cutter
2iuci travelling bed sIIac.ug machine.
DOncastrY improved hines ur-l-s la every
respect ready fO lie livery about lei Of cbuly next Can
be at mil Oi HARDY NOOKuE LIS, loot OF ISL
ST., Brooklyn r.. -.
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5tcamboat5 ar0 Railroads.

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points On HOU-
4 sAToNlc amt NACGAIUCk RAIL ROADsToteaner5
leave CIIl iuc-si 90 1880 90 &oti-at East
River. $40 T.. FARE lower than hy aily other route
EALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
Il EAsr-FARrS REDUCED. SO 10 Boston, Lowell and
IYf,hburg - 10 Newport Fall River, - 10 New
Bedford Corresponding tcuu non TO other pointe steamers
BRIrTOI. and PROVIDE tE leave NcW-GOgk on 1ltrT
nate days sundays uded from Pier % NOlth River foot
Of Murray ST., t5Up Connection Dy annex BOAT nom
I,-0a. vn fout Of Futuu-s, ami jersey city (tIOm foot
of I..tnan-c place. - p. u.
h0nDi' g ~ GRO. l. CONNoR, Gcnl Pass Agent
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Gitn iJroperln 60 Ter.

Citn propcrlp 60 Ter
4 CORNER FLAT TO LET. unfinished.
~ in the StrahIorc 5-ist broadway il rOomsi
southern exposure, Immediate possession Apply to IL. X
DREW 4 CO.. . West 2'ist. 5tlayc. IoieL
4 LII IMPRONLMEN IS, elegant, new, single
"A mind AID fourth HATS S West l23d 81 reference TO
CURED owner Oh premises.
ELEGANT APARTMENTS, seven and eight
~ LHc cabinet Finished electric bells halls
heated 10 rent 10 small rsca-s fame very moderate
price IN tho N'| House. nos 100 and 1872 9}ds, between
lie .in2ton and 1ts very high and healthy location In
qmre Of JANIIOR, or
IL {. ALGER. No. 1876 Front st.
Two LET-A new and very attractive three
story figh-sfoop dwelling No 'ii3 Last Bsth.st tho
only mrented Of a Of eight; an improvements
restricted lo8 desirable tenant l. j. CAR
PLAII-k, 30 last 2Jd-st, y VI. e. \. Building
TO LEI. THE .wy,,rs pr,,n,xo.
situated Broadway Beaver Bowling Green,
tic best Offices ~ tht tIiy OF New-Iofk for
BANNING, IL Ran o.. RkDK RS or OTHER pUSI-
MS
This entirely and truiy magnificent building about
completed ai ready urnncy Ills built OF brick.
ana PINK gitlue, ami 10 IhOEOl GIILA FIKE.PkOOF.
IaasD uurs spring
from aItcsian vel aud al The
LATEST MODERN IMpHONI MENTS
Choice Offices bee secuted by app alton tho
subscriber his Office ia said building, Il Broadway
NJ. NJ. VAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-03

NEw.YORK CHICAGO AND ~. LOUIS RAILWAY CO.. }
10 BROADWAY. NEW YORK, Nov. 20 lo52
COUPONS maturing December | from first
~ per bonds OF this company VIII be paid
at the Metropolitan National Bank. - -
OFFICE OF HE SHosHoNE GOLD MINING CoAPANI.)
5S BROADWAY. ROOM -.
nINIDEND No IA monthly dividend OF
IL ONE PER CENT this day declared and made pay
able at the Office OF tho Company December 10, lSs2
Transfer books Gloss and the 10Th OF
December JOHN As SHIELDS.
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Gounlrp propcrtp for sn!e anN 10 Gel

Uonlllrn propcrtp 3or 5nle Gno to Lei.
A Dl ERIISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW.
= a ~, nOkk TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
IfIO"N OfFlCESi No. 1923 Broadway, corner Thirty
NO w East Foutecnth.st corner UnlOn9GuaTe 200 1hd
ave- corner fortyseyenh-st.; at tho HARLEM OFFICES
Nos LOO aud 1900 Ihirl-2yo corner ODe.hGnlTed
Iwenty.ltn.si up % p. 10, at regular dee rates
EIkSI-CLASS BUSINESS PROPERTY in
tis yci9ity for sale, paying 10 per cent. rutland
WHITING BceAman-st.
EOR .SALE.-2lO,O 900 acres of very desirable
coal aud Hard Wood Timber Land. the waters OF the
CunIer@ul River kentucky tuc perfect For maps and
all Information address KENTUCKY, Tribune once
EOR SALE or TO RENT for n term of years.
House on Ccntralaye. few minutes walk from Orange
drpOt fourteen rooms steam fuuace hot and cOd water
and al conyennces good cariiage house and stable Tor
three horses garden oi land all IN perfect
order Address ROBINS IL COftandsL
FOR SALE, AT POUGHKEEPSIE,
l. TO CLOSE TIL ESTATE,
TIE HOMESTEAD OF THE LATE
G. W. SWIFT.
On the Hyde Park Road ten minutes walk from hs
Oiice, consisting OF
NINE ACRES OF LAND,
With WOstofy and attic FRAME DWELLING, containing.
say, 10 rooms WIN gas and hoatsd
by steam.
talragc-hOuse and ample 0ut-buldngs.
- Apples. pears and fruit OF al kinds IN aOundance
Tor particulars apply 10 WALTER CORLlES, agent.
Garoen-st, Oughkeepsie.
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Real Gsiale lJanleo.

A DYERTISEMENTS FOk IT, NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
LPIQWS QEElCEsI 40. ,23S Broadway, corner Thirty
hrst.st, sos West Twenty hildst. corner Etghhavo.
No 90 East Fourteenth.s; Unions quare 200 Third
ave. corner FOrtyseysntst; Ut tho lLAi!b!M OFFlCES
Nos. LOO and 1900 rhirdave observation-disclosures
twenty hith.st up 70 D. at regu tr Office rates
WANTED.-TO purchase or rent, in Car
w mansyie for immediate possession: small franc or
brick house with stable and about half Of gound must
be in perfect order Address with full particulars
northwest corner Duane and HudsOE-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-03

IlilCKERING HALL, Dec 6, 3:lj p. m.
~ REV. DIR. JOHN &. COLLISIONS Last Lecture on
tAe Romance Of American History" subject THE
CIVIL WAR Prom the InauguratOn 10 the Assassin On
OF Lincoln over 80 bcalilu seicOpucOn views. Baltic
and Generals Of both Armies Reserved seats,
1Jc Admission, OUc. sale at oCuUBERlII Is Union
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oorates, TENDERS, etc.
Gorses au0 Carrla1es

TOR SALE.-TwO fine Kentucky saddle
horses very stylish fine action, sound Kind and OF fear
disposition Dave well IN single dOubleharness
rare opportunity gentleman wanting reliable horses
Apply 81 PRIESTS NETWORK CLUB STABLES, 10
East 2Sihst
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tklna Gouses ano Bankers.
Dipi0cn0 Notltes.

4 LII COUPONS DUE 1ST PROM, and
~ the principal Of all bonds that date Issued by The
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, secured by rolling
stock furnished the following railroads under caftuat
forms will De paid and after that date the Offices OF POST
MARTIN co, Ma. "a Pine-st, New York T. W. CLARK
d CO.. No. 50 south Sd St, Philadelphia:
G.rina IlnLna In.ln On
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

,.,,,, o1DEsTABLISHED KOLIE AND sHUNI LINE.
,,.,.,sF EACH WAY WEEK. DAYS AND9ON SUN.
~ ny 5 STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA, IN
OAi' NLW-YOhK.
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,rur pOpI'IAR SHORE LINE,

VIROY BOATS-CITlZEN'S LlNE.-New
steamers SARATOGA and CITY ot fhOf is tr u i
ter.ept saturday y. m, fier "a Vith
christopher connecting with morning trains ioi IN0a'H
aud " est sunday steamer touches al ALBANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-03

INN TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
DOt pr = n 'fIIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
4iH-' - WITH ABSOLUTE SALTY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22
Ex1LINn AMERICAN CRIMINALS

7 a recent pardon, issued by Gov. Crit
| tendeu, Of Missouri, to convict in the
peniteutiary Of that state is exciting al
most as much comment throughout the
country ss did HE action in the "tHk ing
off OF Jesse james The latest pardon
WIS issued 10 q man named Wakefield,
on condition "that he will Immediately
upon hiE release leave the county OF
"Colo twhere he was couvictedl, and re-
turn thereto no more voluntarily: and
"that he be removed from Missouri to
"his prospective home In the state OF
Kansas" 1t is said that this man Wake.
field has become demented while in pris
ON, but granting that such is the case
one is more puzzled than ever
to sccoun, for the peculiar conditions
accompanying his pardon and subse-
quent eSphtriHtion. 1t has been and
still remains the custom OF some coun-
tries TO punish their political offend ers
by banishment To this method OF
rlddinR land OF agitators there can be
no reasonable objection. The political
offender, rs a rule, may be received in a
country not his own without danger. He
il rarely a criminal, and often proves an
excellent ci izen Of his adopted land.
But when punishment from state or
country If imposed upon one OF the
criminal class--vhen convicte | felou
IL allowed to escape full punishment on
never TO return, the situation changes.
Iu the first instance a government rids
itself OF au annoyance IN the sec
Ond IL imposes dangerous man upon
another and an uususpecting commu-
nifty. II q convict merits pardon there
il no good reason why he should be
driven from his own country, II he does
mol so drsery,, it is certainly unfair that
his presence should be inflicted upon
some other community. Gov Critten-
den may have known that Wakefield
desired to remove to Kansus when lib
Grated, or that his friends, Gf he is really
insane) desired TO convey him to the
sister state. But oven with this knowl-
edge it seems very strange that the oon.
ditiOn Of exile should have been allowed
to figure in the pardon. 1t IL not u
sound principle, viewed from any stand
point, and Hs practice il cannot fiul to
receive condemnation.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22
A JOlNT CANyASS.


Disclisslng Wash Jonc.s challenge to
Judge ireland for a Joint discussion
throughout the state, the Houston Post
says;
We arc inclined to think that Judge Ireland
wiz NOT accept C"'oh"' '"n'sS "Hrr. 10 10 $"
".u,r "' ,'''',', ,,a ,,'aan,. "nv
ioAth to c,nf,as. Next. 1t wouli inns, more
or lcno personality in tho contest which, W.
Imagine IL r1"SnAn' to III" disposition Of
Du"s' ,,'""'' "",' ,'1'', ~ "'",' y" 'l'
bouts with a man corfes.e,iy vit,u, , ,une,-
lor Ms stump srrarrr IN the state It'll rcai-
~ no d''pAf"gm'n' to Judge ireland were he to
'',r,'' ,r, ~1'N'''''
",'
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'"" .,.'.'';.' ~ ',a'G H.. T '''''' ~, ",''
20 'l'ID''"1 ,,,,'. ''s -, ',l' ~. w w '' "o
-. M. :......: ~
"o'o' i"' '''''i"''"' ''"' '""k' NV
land cannot condescend to meet Jones,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22
Colorcd Branch Of the state TIN.
niNcrsity.
ITO the Examiner.

llEMpsTEAD, Waller county, Texas.
August 10, lsS2 "A mass meeting Of the
citizens of Hcnpstcad and Waller county,
lrr spective Of politics and party aililia
tions, was held at the court house, August
lb, to consider the feasibility OF placing
Prairie View. oil this county. In nnmina-
ton for the location of the colorel branch
OF the Stnte Ullyefsity. Hon. a. G..
Tompklns was called to the chair. and l..
{. Anderson was eli ctcd secretary. The
chairman briefly stated the object OF the
meeting, and was followed by Major j.
Boone. who read letter from Governor
Roberts iavoring the candidacy OF Prairie
View. MAJOR Boone and others made adj
dresses, setting forth the superior claim.
OF Prairie View, and giving reasons why
II shOald be put IN numlnalion. Hon Il,
f lIannY then offered the following reso-
luton.
Resolved, that Prairie View be placed
In nomination Tor the location of the col.
ored branch of the State University.
Aiera discus. ion OF the motion II was
unanimously carried with enthusiasm
\ committee of seven, with Major j.
Boone - chairman, was then appointed
TO draw up a circular stating the superior
ity oi Prairie View ns candidate for the
coiorcd branch OF the State University.
W. r. Harper WAS requested TO receive
any money that may be raised 70 defrny
the expenses OF IRVING out the resOlu-
ton. Judge Tumpkin, was made chair
man OF the Committee on Printing aud
Circulating OF Circulars. After which the
meeting adjourned 10 meet August 20, at
Hampstead.
Hon. A. & TOMrKISs, Chairman.
l., C.. ANDERSON, Secretary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

Judge Ireland made u talk q the coun.
ty democratic convention at Austin Sat.
urday, and Agniu undertook to explain
his attitude with reference to tho pub
lie school fund aud denominational
schools. II the Judge il wise he will
drop the subject and cease trying to eI-
plain, for with each recurring effort he
succeeds in making matters more com
plionted, His calculations recall the
anecdote OF the white man aud Indian.
who went cunning in company and a
turkey and buLzard were the result OF
their joint Workmanship. When pre-
pairing for division OF the game the
white man sugg' sted: III will take the
turkey and yon the buzzard, or, il that
doesn't suit, YOU can take the buzzard
and | will take the turkey" The public
will soon drop on the fact that, despite
the explanations. it was turkey every
time for the white man, aud it is free
school money every time for the demon
national schools.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22
The Mexia Ledger says

The only unfriendly critics OF Judge
Ireland's recent speech, arc, us f,r as
we can learn, the Galveston News; the
Houston Post; Castrovillo Quill and
Waco EXAMINER.
Thanks for placing US in respectable
company, at all event. But the
Ledger's list OF Texas exchanges is
either very limited, or it reads them
very carelessly aud TO little purpose
thereby missing q grcat deal OF sound
conservative aud Intelligent thought
Maybe the Ledger didn't care to learn
all that WAS accessible, There are non,
so blind as those who don't want to see
certain things.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

The news comes from Washington
that the government will probably re-
imburBe the Galveston authorities for
the expenses incurred in the schooner
"HenrettH" matter. Galveston's action
was commendable, all the circumstances
considered, but il there is going to be
any money disbursed by way Of restitu'
tion, equity and morals will award it to
Mr.. Stultz and the unfortunate people
on board tho "HenriettR," Galveston
might accept the money and thus apply
it, which would be d graceful act OF
her part. But il she retains it, for hel
own benefit, the meritoriousness OF thu
action will not bear criticism
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

Talking TO q newspaper interviewer
the other day, Bob lngersoll unbosomed
himself ss follows
We'll, tell you am out OF politics.
| care nothing Tor them any more.
After each campaign resolve 10 make
no more speeches, and this tine mean
it. hope shall never make a political
speech again There is no principle To
tght for The democrats are doing all
they can to hide their past, and the
republicans never tire OF reading their
epitaph. The democrats are ashamed
oi their record, and the republicans say,
We were no good then that everybody
should vote for us now ID will be difii-
cult TO find dividing line in the next
election
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

Tho news this morning from thnt cid
est OF old countries ERypt--is decided
ly stirring. British troops Hre mancu-
voring IN force against ArnhIs army
and the British have occupied Port Said
and lsmullia, com, lctely closing the
Suez canal Frrsh complications aud a
marked coolness nrc also reported bo.
tween England aud Turkey.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

The Galveston correspondents Of the
Houston Pos and SHu Antonio Express
telegraph their papers TINT Wnah Jones
made forcible speech in Galveston
Saturday night, and that it waH well re-
ceivcd by the auditors, making "iavor.
able impression." The auditors wort
easily impressed, il We arc to Judge oi
the speech M reported in the News.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

A young man III indianapolis, whose
zeal outruns his common senHe, has
vowed that he will never vote until his
mother and sister can accompany him TO
the polls.-St, Louis Republican.
He il rather foolish to keep from vot-
ing, but he will hardly loom up forty
years from now As quite ns big crank
as the man who vowed, i'll 1874, that he
wouldn't shave or trim his hair until
Henry Clay was elected president. Thi.
latter man lives at Dallas now, and he
has a '';OG" medal.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

Colonel Cary W. Styles, for more
than year past on the editorial staff OF
ihe Galveston News, has gone TO Fort
Worth, TO take the place OF managing
editor ON the Fort Worth Gazette, The
accession may be set down IA quite an
acquisition TO the Gazette.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

The hardest story that has yet come
across the sea about Sara Beruhardts
eccentricities, is one told by u French
paper. 1t says she has found new use
tor the coffin which she has kept in her
boudoir for years. She has had rockers
put to it for the reception OF an expected
visitor on the scene OF life.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

The pivotal fact III the star route bus
mess IL that the cost Of the service has
been reduced s20OOOOO. or about ~ per
cent? without dctrimcnt TO tho efficiency
OF the service. Brady and his irende
may be angels, but they Robblod mp the
s2OOOG00 under ynriouR forms uf law.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

After remaining in session tour days
and taking l22 ballots tho democrntic
nominating convention Tor the eighth
congressional district nominated Hon.
John f. Miller, ui Gonzales Col. Miller
is known m II quiet but consistent demo-
crat aud has never held any ciyi office,
He is prominent Mason, having been
Grand Master Of the state aud Grand
Master OF the Knights lemplUrin Texas
He was born in South Carolina and is
iifty yeArs old.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

A synopsis OF Wash Jones's speech a
Galveston, Saturday night, appears il
the News OF Sunday morning, 1t is
rambling, disioiuted address, dealing
with irrelevant matters, and not to bC
compared, in point OF dignity. to the
speech made by Senator Homan at Fort
Worth last week. II the report is fair
one land we have no idea that the News
would descend to distoFtion) then Mr..
Jones has pitched his plants in II key
that is not calculated to win democrats,
however independent they may be, 10
his side Of the fence.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

Tho Arctic steamer "Eiru," mentioned
in cablcgrnms this morning, was the
property of Mr.. Leigh Smith, an En-
Rish gentleman ot fortune and scicntiiic
tendencies, who has made scvcrnl Arctic
voyages. His last start was made nearly
two years ngo, to search Tor the jean.
neltn."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

The democratic nominating conven.
tion OF the third congressional district
meets at Longview to-day. 1t will
please tho entire state by putting OK.
Governor Hubbard in the field as tho
nominee
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

The EGAMISEH has given " ash Jones
Galveston speech q careful reading and
fails to find in it single stable argu.
ment that should induce democrats to
bolt the democratic ticket and support
.lnnDa
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

Fanny Kemble says that Disrael told
her he thought Dublin should bc burned
down. He could see tho use Of London
and Paris, but not OF Dublin, Disraeh
never visited Ireland, though he di-
rected its government for eight years,
and 1t was within twelve hours travel.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

Democratic prospects in Pennsylvania
are Frightening, Don Cameron has in t
been compcllel to pay security debt
OF $1,000 The withdrawal OF that
amount Of money from the canvass may
turn the scale