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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-03-26

rms tine, new, commodlous Hotel Is now
oPen lor the accommodation Of permanent alu
Transient guests. The table is supplied VIII
me pest In the market. The rooms are amplHg
= sue u furnished in first style, with as
sno Modern cOnvenienceS. Families and slnsmn
Kentlemen will find at the GRAND CENTRAL al
~ convenlences and comforts of a well pr,
viueu nome. Accommodations for one hundred
sueses. A share of the public patronage IL
1929 dtf
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lYiMte1. EAStNrUNe.

II have 200 acres 0fthe best winter pasturaga j,
Deer Lodge Valley, either for horses or CATH.
The ranch is newly fenced, and is well suppii.5i
with water which never freezes in wipts.
Parties who wish stock hay-fed during sever.
weather can be accommodated For terms an,
further particulars address or apply to John
Eardley, Willow Glen Postotlice, on Warn
Spring Creek, four miles east Of Anacond.
Deer Lodge County. 1881 -3w-tf "
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from active ~.
dce, having had placed in his hands BY an f w
Iudia Missionary the formula of Il simple lvasS
table remery for the speedy and pegmsnnsst
Asthma, and all Throat and lung aifectinr4
also a positive and radical cure for general Y
bility and all nervous complaints, after hsr%+
thoroughly te ted its W nderful curative ny
ers in thousands Of cases, feels it his dutry.
make it known to his suffering fellows M
recipe will be sent free of charge to all who ~ ~
sire it, with full directions tor preparing s Nc
successfully using. Address, with stamp. ns~
ing this paper, DR.. J. G. Raymond, 1Gl Wasbjnss'
ton street. Brooklyn. N. Y. 2-l6wlv'
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NAIlIM SILI.INAN-

Nahum Sullivan, aE" slNty-siX, for many years
prominent merchant 90 t- city. died yesterday lt h.
home Boo Nouto1ir. s. lie was born m tcw Brius-
wick, N.J ,ud wu. th' twin brother ~ Thoma, suIu
vau late president OF hc Brooklyn CTS Railroad Com
puy. This brother died n,c ycnI- ago. uua SON. Ar
thur sullivan ST. the present head of TO- house % sul-
van Val Co.,, $50. $50 E.oudWay. OF which the sub
Joct of t- hct,h formerly th, head. and thc time
ofAlt death special prtu.a
he came 100 th., cy Wh.u hog and entered Tho dry
goods store of WILSON g. Hunt 90, an criard boy. ~
'-. attention io cuisines, Do, work 8 h.5 Way up un'u
m -l3 b. became partner I'm the firm. subsequently
uo nuu L.uur Was changed sullivan. Randolph g.
ward tine nlu u.m, b,,uu, sullivan. Budu Co.,, then
y sullivan N co. m January, 1875 }ir. sullivan retired
from th' firm and uIclc3 nIu 90 sullivan Vail 6 Go.
was .,rucl, of which hi- n,pncw became
tb, head, and Nahum sullil became special partner.
Il, ola nla celebrated s scuiccutouuial last yoar.
r. founder, Wilson @. Hunt, Us tt4 living.
Mr sullivan Wa, OF genial disposition, ho-litl-
b.". generous, and sincere. lie .Iadc warm friends
v.' scr Doe went and it srd of nina that % hrd MT
enemy iu tAe vord While ir active cuisines. hc Was
controlled and directed. Ilu wa. REGARDED Of
Tar, Judgment, lcF, headed u- l- surviving partners
termed o. aud when h. otacr mere haut- had dispute
they n"pu,uu Called liu lu Arbitrator ha lnL git1t
confidence lu DAD, luIaitaty aHd .-lsh regard for ire
beet Interests uf aIl concerned.
NJ sullivan, ul l'r young mon. mar ~ Mi97 tHr1h
,Atiucttr, Vho o.rd nciIr tire" year. 0go lie was
-il.I example 81 u fhe dome ylrtue- ana ir deNO
tl"n &c. h- hon. Gnu tihiy las strong emu ltLu",i
About two months NEl, T. IIfnu, hO h01 picN'-
CIsly been robust ID active man, la4 an attack 81
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ROCHESTER,.
A SINGULAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PURCELL AND CLEVELAND.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
ROCHESTER,, Sept. 26. Harry 1. Rowland Is the
son of widow who resides with DR.. Swift the astrOn
c,ner at the Warner Observatory, and is well known
In social circles here. About two weeks ago he went
upon the road as travelling salesman for Rochester
manufacturing finn. His first stop was Ill Elmiia, at
The Wykon House Next morning he my steriously
disappeared leaving all his effects at the hotel Search
was made by detectives and friends but nothing was
heard from him until last evening, when his mother
received a letter from her at Chicago. in which he
relates % remarkable story. lie says that when he
awokc at Enira on September he had peculiar
sensation in hi. head and his mind troubled him. He
strollcd toward the depot and aimlcssly boarded a
freight train bound for the West lie remembers wan
dering about through Ohio aud Indiana in q dazed
condition, and often gong days without food. lie
remembers wandering into Illinois. and of kind people
caring for HIM. On sunday he rocolcct- lying down
in grove between indianapolis and Chicago and fall
Ing asleep When hc awokc the peculiar sen-ation
in his head had disappeared. His mind was clear
again and hc could think dis .inclv. he tlc. Icccr
lectod vaguely the past tau weeks. MIS- to land and
people here are loss To account for ls alteration
Of mind Many believe Doc has been in trance all .h.
while Steps win Doc taken at once o. have thD young
man brou ht Lo.lc and an Investigation made.
The air has been fun orrupors ti- ycc, TO tbo eject
thai 10 reconciliation ho- been brought bout between
Governor Cleveland and Wilion Purcell, of " The
Koch. .tci Union" and that thcltyr would I'm Nc near
future issue card giving ms hearty -uppor, To te,c
land
i, ia reported to-day that Mi Bertha Wagner
daulhtcr of prominent Go mau. j. George Wagner
elopcl with young mln. fr,dcic, Manning ou
Wednesday evening. The, utd b.cu acquainted bnt '
few DAYS and it wu. evidently case of Instantaneous
and mutual IufltuJtiou. LiHle j. 'novn ol Ntliu-.
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NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
RACUSE.
Re JERRY RESCUE PEOlIIBITION-AS-
NlDNA,l-NI HEESNN Al


SEGMENT PERSONAL
10y rrIICu,rU To THE TE DUNEl
SYRACUSE Sept 26-Ihc Veterans Eeunon ana
Jerry Rescue Celebration ON October l, will be large
and imposing affair. The preparations are being rap
tdlv completed The line of parade Will oe headed 10y
The Palmer Guards. Among the visiting organizations
will be the Veterans Association of Bmghamton and
the Lincoln Literary Association of Ithaca. The pro
cession will be formed at the City Hail. and he cH-
eroises and address by Frederick Douglass Will be at
The aimory,
Among the many speakers expected to bc present and
address the wass meeting To protest against the spoil
aiun of the propaganda to he held ut Aunoy Park ON
next tuesday evening. are Francis kcuan. of
Utica and Frank lliscoch of tins city. Arrangements
arc nearly perfected for making this one of thc largest
dcmonst aon4 held for this object in tins country.
About twenty Eve pctsons. from different, parts of
Tho state rrcnt the dny ~ Association lloll Yesterday
N the capacity Of al'todhilwl Amendment Assocm
tion There Wna much olnahng among thc f. rtca'hi
Akt John npd panic meeting wa, held III the Meth
edisi church on luotduy night There wea q 'liw ni
Tendance tout,cn pcisous sisucd the TOLL 'rlnlns
uioo ladios Little Interest N'sman'l"'od'
Partition suit hns boon begun 10 enable tho llid
Na,ouol nnuh and thc Trust and Deposit company Ia
purchase tho property at Jamo. aud sanh 7''' "h'''
tbev will build u handsome huldug Ia Ice occupied
Jointly 4 Russell will design the new uuH"mR'
which will cost n the noiIhhothood OF t'1,ooo
Charles II Castle. one Of the best known circus
apenta Ina the country. died i his home here Nosi"dhN
u, began hs career about forty Nya,1 ago WIN ,no
Dan Rice show lie has aucc travelled iol T. !. hal-
Nun Toropaugh Ryans and tolls Brothcrs.
Hotchlin \ wilder OF Gcddcs. carriage mnnniact.
urora a. i,ucd on Wednesday To- William II clark, oi
Waterloo The hahiuca are between F11.OOo ana
$50 600. nominal n4.ota $4,000 The Rstignmout
Wa owIur IT, the death ot John \ L,ugston oi Sow.
York Who wnp an uncle of Mr. llutchthHud U director
Of Tic Importers and Traders Bank whore tho iin
procured a loW
Icrhcn Clarke, SON of the Rev d. tntL" ol lhiN
civ, after having graduated at both Hobart and liar
NtId Colleges lin plteucd two years course ~ 'II
ward where was conferred upon him recently the
degree of Doctor OF Philosophy. Young DR. Clarke IN
nov engaged a. IL professor Ia the II mos College at
Jacksonville.
Nathaniel Ayers, aud Pauline eldest daughter 81 T.
II White were united in marriage al the home oil ia"
lfide IN Buructt-st. last evening, 10y the Key. br
Seaver. The house Was elegantly decorated Win
flowers.
The annual session of the Central Ncw-Iork Con
ference will be- help ia E.mira, commencing Ncdues-
dav October Those who wish 10 attend the con
ference can secure reduced rates on most railroads
The Plymouth Congregational Church have adopted
the now Cougrega creed.
The Bar Of Central New-York will hold meeting
here to-day IN memory of the late Judge Pratt
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ifF.lLO

lm IuroHAru 10 M rEmrSr


lHl IIIIaIiAiJI 40 I'M TEWrSI.l
BUFFALO, sept 2G.-No description can give an al
equa To- idea of the proportions OF tho Blaine
Demonstration 81 Thursday. Il exceeded in size and
enihIsiasm all previous demonstrations seen here ana
aroused new life In the Republican .lupd'g n. It.
eteet on ihc DcAocrats di.h,utc1iu. a. showing
an Overwhelming feeling In favor OF BlaiLe u Clc,e-
lands own city. The reception 10 tLc latter is fixed
for ncAt Thursday, md tAo Democrats .c -trainiug
every nerve 10 supass ia" uhliciu display Money
has been collected for two months past and will be
spent laYi>hiy fireworks and nluunot.on- Ono part
Of the programme, which tAe Democrat. Lave ,n-
dea. oted 90 keep secret, 10 escort Cleveland aftcr
The procession 20 Music Hall, where meeting will We
held. 4 strenuous eHort viii ie made 10 secure s,v
era local Ger yLcu 10 grace the meeting and ibis
viii Dee t.le5r. lci over the couu 8 as great moral
show ID. attempt will Dee made {, secure the pres
encc Of bishop Coke md the Rev. Or. brown, Of ST
PAUL. Ca.iodsal, among others, The r.uh slt ME II
Democrats have boon kp. in ignorance Of 'i, project
ue leader, irlo.dug IL as e surpisc.
T.,e Republicans viii hold enc cr ma-.-lue tine It
Bu.ic H.1 nett tuesday, a. which tie -pciAels sill
Ne john r. DoIiy,r of love, thtoucrs T. J,pey,
and Johu p.ro.. Of Tie .ii-n Macon q 10 oypocted
le Do tho largest political meeting. OF tle campaign
1t g,hu p announced % syoas d., the rroLJ.sOast
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NlIotclldllcouJ

4 YOUNG MARRIED MAN,Wilh % few hours
able nrn Addra't o. co.. lupuur oh,~
4 LADY of experience makes puicha-,s and
~ cnH,fcs s,rtlut.i tho latter as's,a'y chfI mob
cao "A NJ lunHno One"
WIDOW. MIIli TWO IL FILE children.
~ haas fntp lho opportunity 90 support i'f fiHtN bv
ottng t.Iuir4 suno iuruI ui Hud satI sni
has not tuo atopWthn4o An ir uu who h'. ' e.
u,a g. spare du au act H char y bl "tunR tleu iu Ie
win De- pupo Ialy o. lul inc oi il q wWu 300 ."l 'uh'
ditun tNllh 49, kNl\ NlN. - lt" 'HI ai.
IMPORTATION WANTED or WILLIAM
4 III MtNttON by g n hINiNNItN. uf blls
roy santa ,iith t0uutS california
NOTICE 10 PUBLISHERS AND PRIME
y rms -urt composition ut sale at reduced inrs 40
following pilrra a. l. and $40 ,ruta poo pound,
iuuttcruV ~ competition IN uHd Of tuDi ani
muiits,H, lAghic utrnL COOPER extra Flur htd lest
uuAsar, Ihlty ,tuf pof pound. tuultiH hr7i Hur 30
honey iatI honey ana Fhttunr. Competition made 10
suit Wttht orders MIA al short h,tl,rs lpprd
part tlit country. lut tttlr itults Wllrss
Tnl 'tulLtN COMPOSITIONS N iu.tp, r.O upN az.
Newark, y. ] ~. THIS competition guar ih'tth Too Do
better iud cheaper Than any printer can make hir-rt
Newark g.. D. sunday ALL of september l. lTfi,
all LduE 80 tIr above advertisement. SAYS.
uc tnun OF ptutcTs aud publishers u 81 'tI'd 10 an
advertisement el-cNl ere concerning roller composition lhe
manuaot uIor II od Irc-suau col i'hi experience tnr
pupos Of utrodlclL tAe aru,le the lowest pau, ,
pos ~ s T. shed ~ hr bare cost OF ~. article
The maker II satisfied that ul VIII conNnc' s o rs
rtN AMI lead To- the OF thr ielttt mo
pu,c, are from p 10 10 cent les, than O raies
charge and Nouc lOr all that promised 10 mo
qualities OF the materials used
DURCHASER.-A young lady of refined taste
wisc1tD 10 purcIlsiny for ont-l-to Yn plrun1 abr
dersclety ant promptly execIttL br r'sr'nc'+ terms
ana address address, pr Ohe "eeA IS TX iuDth' 40
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CnicAGo. sept 20 Flour quiet ad sendy FAIR g. choice
Winter heat tb - 10 ~.tuf Wheat, una - Nu
Minnesota HpKer 81 ijasl 5d Patents a 154tJ 5l i,w
G.au.4 .tNH0 tauu Rso 4lIur stuUHtJ-l. lu barrels
NAcnt ne min' aud stronger rrt iansrl 'cptonor
7oa01t -. t.fln- 60 It,s trnNrl eatI s,, closing ut
he Aoi mL5r, ,Ja1J.ac- e!OaAs Ut ~ - Dctyub1
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AFAMoUs RAILWAY KING GONE.


Ms LONG ILLNESS AT DIV y pAlk-IAIllN'hi IN
MOURNING.
RNrNoRE. Sept. 2G.-John w. Garrett,
president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
died ai Deer Park Md 49, 5:25 This morning after pro-
t...ted illness. His health had been failing for two
ycirs MIRA CARROTS death hy accident year ago,
caused shock 10 h+ nervous -,-tom from which Dee
mover recovered NE had hcrn 20 Deer Park hs sons
home for Some tilno aud vaa supposed the Wouutnn
air vould be OF hDn,dt to him. Hut h mental 90. well
a. physical prostitution -ict that Dec could NOT
rally.
The rcr.a.ns reached this cir. shortly after O'Clock
this evening ana wore removed immediately 20 Monte
hcp hs Bate country seat FROM which the funeral viii
take place on Sunday The roinpu- were accompanied
Dos his two soma Eohc,t and g. Urit.ou Gnueit Andrew
An1r-u nssi tnut to Tire late president. John " natia.
resistant fn hr nief rto. l'nt of th" toh. william
w. Cowonit mn.trr ~ Transportation. br Gottor Who
vHs hi7 medical attendant. aud o'hrrt AZ mnt "i
respect to nle ON ilo ,t, ln was ~ hair mlsi nnl
urtuhoi OFF the mnto prominent hnilliu"t 'hnt'd Ike
mark of Tine c,ccm 600 which IA. vas heidi rho huildnsa
of the riurnto pud Onr lihrnnd COMPANY nto dtap"d
I'm unutuins Appropriate tr'nluilopa ~ tc't'rt nn'
coincidence Ncto adopted ht lht corporation and III"
stock ,,hputc.
John W. Garrett, president of the lnltiworr
num uho lHulroi1 Company vla bonn m lrlu
molrou Jui 40, l9o. IT, Hthr 'r,ond aon ot ihr
late hoh,u uuurtt, wealthy merchant "l" W.
mraDb engaged h f1irifu aud domestic commerce. ANA
who thIou. hout long la cd.'cl thc roapc" "i h'
fro cu,rus for hs intelligence, enterprise aud purity
Of characters John W. Garrett WIS educated IN tho 'h
of baltimore, until bod. removal to laiNcu" '"'lr' m
the State Of rcuu-i lttil vh'r" hr completed h.
sudic.. ON hs ro,uru homo he entered Ws hih'lF
couuiu. room and hccumc partner with hi' luther aud
elder brother Hourly Gurrc T. 40 the early nFc ot nnr
teen. the nun being known as Robert Garrett t"u'
Nh Garrett senior. who hnd como to this country from
the Norh Of Ireland poor man, know thoroughly tie
unlimited tc.outcc' aud production 81 tho N'''''o
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Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE.-U. :. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ GLASGOW via LONDpNDERkN.
hnch' iia.. Sept. 81. Il a. Ethiopia oct II, 10 N
Crcassia ..........pc a m. tlrn, --a 100 - % a. IN
81 T. SD -rrouicld-s
FOR LIVERPOOL AND at EEN~IONE
CITY OF ROM Oct 4. I'D. NOF J. 3 n
FOR LONDON VIA PLl MOUTH.
AUSTRIA .... saturday oct j., m
saloon passage. $50 to 400 s,Cond.,la.s, 80.
~ftcfaEc either service, 30
HENDERSON BROTHERS. AGENTS. Bowling Green.
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l rANt's -omi weekly Mai "a Inc fr Ply Mot. AZ
- nnlou Clerbnulf u'aIis and HAMul UG.
lUGlA..... sept ~ NuUANIA oct 1
~. Nt ..... ',t Iul lllltI. ......... OF }
IhtDa lif4i cabin 40 600 AMI ht,nu
ttoong" 80 found pat reduced rates stocr,ro frui
huinp. ~ send pt ' Tourist ga. cite
kJ.FU AtpI V tu. g. % Uttti am % GO,
lNm AuI- 81 MILlI 4 - = Nsn nla AnI d I-NAN- Y.
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CUNARD LINE.

MOTTO e IA NJ ROUTE"
FROM NIWN YORK 10 I\EfP pni, VIA or 3D. -.
TOM ~
FROM PIER so iO NDHr1 RIVER
STRNIA "Wednesday Ocr. }. p
OlI ON ...................... Wednesday oct l %
cal. IA........... "Wednesday ',t J.. $50 o.
Al RI ......M tIcflay % t- A. N
f. pt+-t-r. o. D.. ID elOt
-tc,rar Cckcts o. anal l an pl t-Nt Europe af worry loH
rates. lrcsht und pa-sisr oi,r 40. Bow Ius GI,tu.
VERNON II. B.tJN y a co.. 4 .,Hts
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.IORIiEAEN LINE.

ROII)EAIA LINE,
ID Ncw and direct Inc 10 The south - France.
NEW-Y .I h ANU BOGDLAt y pitEtI
CHATEAU YOU EN- ................ saturday sept. am
CHATEAU MANGACN .... ...........St'u .., oct. l
CHATEAU LEDA .~atuuiy oct ID
From irntc --torc-" near Nd - cry BIo'Aitu.
Travellers for france. span ard Italy. ~ r"ucs Pau,
Sic, NC vii save time AM expense hy idk Ak tbs Inc
FIRST CABIN including WIN" $50 10 500 second aJiu ),
Stccr1sc, %. For passage aIpl, 10
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~ ~lllrg nom NrN.N ok Gud NuiWtrp
klN Ian l...... SATURDAY sept -. 1 m
NOURbIAN ID ....-.......-. Nti4nt.v. 1 4.O n,
Saloon 4. a'ro'ns Sn'"lng aua b'.H,"n- amtsiips-
Saloon, $3.50 to go i-iUu p 500: second Cabin
$50 prepaid zion. -fsrrtgc Outward
so PREF aid foi Antwerp. SIS excursion. -6 Including
bedding etc PETER WRIGHT & sons -
90 IN "a Nm
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ROYAL MAlL 10 THE NETHERLANDS,

IA steamer, leave 90 pier foot Of ~IssA Jersey en-
For Amsterdam. ''''
-. EbAN..-..-.- .-..--- ,aturi1y, ~,pL -. D. IN.
- . -.. lOr Rotterdam
-. l. - D. t.urlSy. 8
llisl luli, SECOND ~tr.ltLr sll lt,,
paid, VII M.NANnEN rODRN.
,,-.,,, ,.,.,-,. ~ south villa n-st. General Agent
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! ron uttI.NatuN AND .tINl.rrnnt
cry oF Ul.lut Nt.,...t.,.. atttrlW, u,t
ti.N co., MuNINlA. ...... ...nt.. -. DtI .. = "a
CITY OF Nl' N't .ssts.artssss.tssf dif 3D. ih 10
lIrf NIhff
tAUtA FARnAtI. %. o 40 aud 90 iulutuutlatu $40,
ia phasast Sc npIY ~ tho ~ AN rl.A M mr. 60.
lluutri, MHsuIutt1 liIlll uH. NiuaiN 49, \ :
IuhIt IIiitt. No ~
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS

IBAI IT II MALL > I ENNNIITT IUWFNNlS
I LINES FOR tAIItOhNIA NANDWItU Isl NND.
JAPAN, CHINA. NENItAlANp. AUSTRALIA CEN.
TRIAL and sol II AMERICA and NtNltO
From New York. pier fopt canal ~ y
FoI san Francisco VIA the Isthmus OF Panama
ArUl Cd sails ttuH.,.IN. , noon.
Connecting for central and south America and NiNsh
From lttuCi-c1 LIST and Briuudu 81
Tor Japan and china
CITY OF y JEW \ Okh sails TUESDAY. Oct. 7. d.
For HONNll IL. NLM-/IALANU aud Al SIRAIIA
IEALANDiA sails SATURDAY sept. ~,
on arrival ot London mails al san Francisco
For freight passgr aud General information alpy 10 CON.
pauy office On the pigr loot D.utlsi. N.R
Ii /
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W ~ = ~ w II y IN II III KOI IL.
~ r,5 - - nj - ~ D ROYAL MAIL ~rEAMERs
l....... f,h " EE NNIONN An llNENPoDI'
HEthANlC capt Kennedy SATURDAY scpt M II n =,
Tt,,i !. APT IsiN'.l -..... nuray, oct > "a ~,
~ ~ 1.pG fctrb .S aurdty OCt l. 10 so fn
tirt ft ap'' ~ iuS ...... thuttday, oct l,a D. m
A"N' I'M htAt STAR DOCK, FOOT or 'WI~r
luliI-NT N
'| G',9e tH.m% 'teaso - los Iale, iuic.n,l a,s
prog ms2'co ot pans and ter Information opnl- n ths
'oN4"'J SVmse'' ~ - LiO4iNay. ,cNA Ork ''' " Wv
." :, COhEIS. Agent
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odd Hickory's" Manners.

From Harper's for July.
For the social life OF Washington the
President had one advantage which
was altogether unexpected, and seemed
difficult of explanation by anything in
his earlier career. He had at his COM
mand the most courteous and agreeable
manners. Even before the election Of
Adams Daniel Webster had written to
his brother: fGeneral Jackson's man
ners are better than those Of any Of the
candidates. He Ne grave, mild and re-
served. My wife is for him decidedly"
And long after, when the President was
to pass in review before those who were,
perhaps, his most implicable opponents,
the ladies of Boston, we have the testi-
mony Of the late Josiah Quincy, in his
Figures from the Past" that the per-
sonal bearing Of this obnoxious official
was most unwillingly approved Mr..
Quincy was detailed by Governor Lin
coin, on whose military staff he was,
to attend President Jackson everywhere
when visiting Boston In 1888; and
this narrator testifies that, with
every prejudice against jackson,
ne FOUND MIN essentially "a knightly
parsonage narrow, mistaken
on many points, 1t might be, but vigor-
ously gentleman In his high sense Of
| courtesies which are easily distin-
guished from the veneer OF policy
Sitting erect on his horse, thin, stiff
type of military strength, he carried
with him in the streets bearing O.
such dignity that staid old Bostoniani
who had refused even to look upor
him from their windows would finally
be coaxed into taking one peep, ant
would then hurriedly bring forward
their little daughters to wave their hand
kerchiefs. He wrought, Mr.. Quincy de
and Young" showed although o III feeSi,
health, great consideration for others
and was In private a really agreeable
companion
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-18

The hot season is fast approaching.
Avoid sickness by having your wells,
vaults, cesspools and privies in good
condition. Orders promptly attende to
by San Antonio Sanitary and Fertilizing
company, telephone 205. Office Mt
George Schroeder's 3ll East Com
merce street. 6-5-3m
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-18
BARGAIN COLUMN.
Parties Wishing 10 Buy, Rent or
Sell Should Consult this
Column.


A1SE FARM or 100 ACRES, ron sALE.
Fine tract Of land OF l,lO0 acres, In
Harris county, six miles from Houston,
on Buffalo Bayou, railroad running bv
same. Plenty OF water, grass and tim
Der. Some improvements, and part
under cultivation. Four hundred tons
Of hay cut from same last season. VIII be
sold cheap and on easy terms, mt n bar
gain. Address, II. II. Johnson, this
office, OF J. W. Bradley, Real Estate
Agent, San Antonio. 5-5-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-18

house, six bed rooms and parlor, bath
room, servants room and kitchen, also
two-story carriage house, with two
large lots, in third ward, convenient to
business centre, two blocks from street
car line. Price $500, half cash, balance
on easy payments. Also 20 lots on
location for building. For particulars
address "w," No. 20 North East street,
care this office.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-18
WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE.

One of the finest finished houses In
the city, located upon one Of the fash
ionable avenues. Is supplied with gas,
hot and cold water. bath room, stable
and carriage room. House has 10 rooms,
all elegantly furnished and carpeted
with best Brussels, elegant pictures
and fine piano. Can be bought at bar
gain. Address "B," this office.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-18

Corner lot in block G, northeast corner
of Franklin square, In Second ward,
fronting on San Saba street; size, i0xi0
varas. Fine location for n store aud n
residence. Can be bought cheap. In
ton street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-18
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