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The Pennsylvania Republicans.

PHnADEIPHIA, March 10 9.h,-The primary
elections CT the Republican party last night
for delegates to the STATE Convention brought
out q fuller vote than usual. A glance over
the field leaves the impression that the ele-
ment of the party represented by .ex.Sec.
retary Quay, popuiaEly supposed TO be in the
interest cf the national Administration, has
been defeated, and the element which is said
to be favorable to Blaine mas been successful.
The result of the Conventions work this
morning confirms this idea,
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gesnIt OF DIssppo.uted Auect,op..

INDIANAPOLIS, March 19sb.-Wm. Dane,
young man of Bsntonvilis, Lafayette coun.
t., was e1anoTed of Ada Swift, IS year.
old girl. The psrsnts of the girl sbjeotsd to
continuance OF his attentions. Saturday
night be purchased two ouuces Of laudauum,
giving Miss Swift half and taking the rs.
meinder himself. The poison failed to hsve
fatal effect, being an overdose. Yesterday
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Don't Want Amy More Pauper ImmI-
grants.

PHILADELPHIA, March 195h.-A special to
the Press from Mshsnoy City says that the
people are protesting against crowding Hun
garian Paupsrs in that region by the New
York eIaigrant agencies. A committee of
the Town Council tonight visited twenty
deus, in which 800 persons were found. Mcst
Gems Gre cid stables, sud few contain more
thsn one room in which lnen, women and
children are huddIed in sickening NTH and
stencil.
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EIOpemeRt Of n White Wan1n with
Negro frustrated,

ERIE (Pa.), March 19.h.-A sensational
elopemene was frustrated tonight, the lady
being Mrs. BiHig, young married woman,
Of good family, aud the nan sn illiterate
colored youth, employed. as a hod-carrier.
The psir were discovered on the cars IS the
train was leaving the depot, and scene en-
sued Mrs. Martin, mother of the girl, sp.
pesled to the police TO prevent the outrage.
but Mrs. Bifhn escaped, and has not been re-
covered
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
Inserted for IS cents for time; three times for 70
cents, or Is cents per week.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 19sh.-The Amer.
lean Steamship Company Is considaring the
offers msde for their ships by the Red Star
line. It is held that line of steamers sailing
under American colofs cauEot De made to
pay, and the American Steamship Company
has concluded that IS could expect no relief
from Congress.
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RAPID puecHAsE OF LANDS.

Placervillo, March II, 1854
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-09-29

Cross Plains. "Wednesday, Oct. 8, night
Elrod Thursday, Oct 8, night.
Blooming Grove, Thursday Oct. is. nghk..
New Trenton, Friday Oct 49, night.
HON. TRUMAN F. PALMER,
Candidate fer presidential slector, viii speak as
Franeesvlle, FuesdaYs Sept. 80, night.
Monterey, Friday, Oct. 3, night.
Star City Saturday, Oct. 4, night
HON. A. J. BEvERIDGE,
OF Illinois, viii speak at
IIadoga Thuxsday Oct O. NIGHT
Veedersburg, Friday, Oct. 3, night.
Greencastle, Saturday Oct. A, night
Monsicellot MondHy; Oct. g. night.
Logansportt Tusday, Oct. night
Camden. Wednesday, Oct. 8, night.
Tipton. Thursday Oct 8, night.
Arcadia, Friday. Oct. 10, night.
Marion county, Monday, Oct 3D. night
Laurel, Tuesday, Oct. Ia, night
Buena Vista Wednesday, Oct. 15, afternoon.
Caarksburg Thursday, Oct. 10, night
Waldrun, Friday, Oct II, night.
Irvington, Saturday. Oct. Is, night.
HoD. DANIEL r. BAI.nwIn
wiz speak at
Cutler, Monday Sept. 20, night
Burlington Tuesday, Sept so, night
EockfeH, Wednesda# Got. 1, night
Springborough, Friday, Oct. 3, afterneon.
Yeen1an, Friday, Oct. 3, night.
Delphi. Saturday, Oct A. night.
Harrison county, Monday, Oct 6, night.
Harrison county Tuesday Oct. T. night
Harrison county, Wednesday, Oct. 8, night
Harrison county, Thursday, Oct, 9, night
Haris, Oes az ~ n
HON. GEORGE W. STEELE,
Candidate for Congress will speak at
1rs4.. us.E Nf.5 GO 40
Huntington county Tuesday. Sept. so.
Grant county, Wednesday,, Oct. I.
Gran5 county. Thursday, Oct q
Huntington county, Friday, Oct g.
GTant county, Saturday Get A.,
Miami county, Monday Oct. 6.
Miami county, Tuesday, Oct. z.
Miami couf,Av Wednesday, Oct. &.
Howard E county, Thursday Oct g.
Howard county sasrSrdays Sjet' i I.
Adams county Monday, Oct E3.
ysy sosasy' Msinssdass oes; IS.
Jay county, Thursday, Oct. 16.
Blackferd county, Friday, Oct. Ia.
BIackford county, Saturday, Oct 1S.
Wabash county Monday, Oct 20
Wabashsdounty Tuesday, Oct. II.
HON. THERoNP. KEAroR
Candidate for Congress, will speak at
Salem Center, Monday Sept %, night
9rland @asa III Tuesday, Sept & go night.
1agnsnea VhEirsrtsy1 Oct. 2. afternoon
Newvine, Saturday, Oct. 4, afternoon.
Sycamore, Tuesday Oct rs night.
Pashan, Wednesday, Oct. 8, night,
Van BureI. y Ihursdaxt Dot. " night
Greenfield Mills, Friday, Oct TO- night
Valentine, Saturday Oct ll,night
HON. w ALLISON SWEENEY,
Thecolored orator, viii speak as follows
DanviIle, Monday, Sept. %, Up. M
tireencastle,. Tnesday, Septs 30 Up. ms
Sooaiasson Fridsa MsSnea oes s. oSs hight p n
Mitchell Saturday Oct, 4, night.
HON. THOMAS 9. FLETchHER
OF Missouri VIII speak az follows:
WessLebane9n, Saturday, Oct 4 afternoon.
DanTiile TassdaT e15 oss oes ncSs q night
Greencastle Wednesday, Oct 8, night.
Terre Haute, Thufsdayp Oct y, night
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-09-29

Switzerland County, Thursday, Oct. g.
Ripley county. FRIDAY Oct 10.
Jefferson county, Saturday, Oct IL, afternoon1
Madison, Saturday OCT LII, night.
North Vernon, Monday, Oct, 13s afternoon
Vernon, Monday. Oct. 13, night.
JeMningsoounty Tuesday, Oct. Ia, night.
lexington Wednesday, Oct Is, night.
Glarlastown. Thursday Oct. 10, night.
Clark county, Friday. Oct III night
Jeffersonvilie, Saturday, Oct 18 afternoon
Now Albany. Saturday Oct I8, night.
Crawford county, Monday, Oct. 20, night.
Crawford county, Tuesday, Oct. 2l, night.
Crawford cnuntY, Wednesday,, Oct %, night.
Huntngburg. Thursday, ocI 23 night.
Gentryville, Friday. 0et. "a, night.
Rockporti Saturday, Oct 25y afternoon.
Grand View, Saturday, Oct. %, night.
HON. JOHN NJ. BUTLER
Candidate for presidential eecoP atlarge, will speak
Is follows:
Wabash Monday, Oct 6. 2 pm.
Andrews, Monday, Oct. g. p. m.
Xsnias Tuesday, Oct q afternoon.
HON EUGENE H BuNDY,
Candidate for Iieutsnaut governor will speak as fol-
houz
osgood, Monday, Sept. %, night.
North Vernon, Tuesday, Sept go, night
Vernon, Wednesday, Oct. 1, night.
Seymour, Thursday, Oct. 2, night
Brcwnstewnf Friday Oct u night.
MISS NELLIE HoLRRooK,
t0fCalffornia, viii speak as follows.
Knghtstown, Monday Sept. 90 night.
Rushville Tuesday, Sept 80, afternoon.
ConnersviIle Wednesday, Oct 1, night.
Hartford City, Thursday Oct. q night
Marion, Friday, Oct g. night.
Bluiftun4 Saturday Oct a afternoon.
Decatur Monday, Oct 9, night.
Fort Wayne, Tuesday, Oct. Z night.
4snr e.s.1Yv4 . i .ac,r
=, - .,,-1 =, - : 1850
VI pennsylvania, Will speak as toliows
Gwen county, Monday, Sept 20, night.
owen county Tuesday Sept go night
Greencastle Wednesday, Oct. 1, night
Eugene Thursday Oct o night.
DANA Friday, Oct. 3. night.
clinton county Monday, Oct g. night.
) White county Tuesday Oct r. night
Jasper county, Wednesday, Oct. g. night.
1ssper Ssunsys p Thqssdag 1sss g Oct q night
Micbi0an civ, Satnrdavs Oct III. n;ebH
La Porte county Monday, Oct. 13 night.
st. Joseph county, Tuesday Oct. Ia, night.
st. Joseph county, Wednesday, Oct. 10, night.
Elkhart county, Ihursdag, Oct: r6. night.
Hllrhart county, FriE1Hy, Oct. IL, might
ligonier, Saturday, Oct. lS, night.
HON. EDWIN O PIERCE,
OF Rhode Island, viii speak at
North SaIems Monday Sept 20, night
Russeliville, Tuesday, Sept 80, night
Rockville Wednesday, Oct. 1, night
Terre Haute, Thursday, Oct. 2, night.
SalliVans Friday. Oct 3, night;
roseyVliie' eaeuruay' oc1' J :, afternoon
sEM PAUL VA0aDEHNooRT'
VI NEBRASKA Will VIII speak as foilews
New Gasts T,ussday Ss, Sept So night
Hartford City, Thursday, Oct. 2, night.
Marion, Friday, Oct. 3, night.
Biutften, Saturday Oct a. afternoon.
Decatur Monday Oct g. night.
Fort Wayne, Tuesday, Oct. q night.
Auburn, Wednesday, Oct. 8 night.
ISgon;s iFrIsaas Frds AZ 0cD "a 4 n;ghs ,;ght
Albion Satnrdag, OCT. II, afternoon.
HoNz .yv1r,I,1ANalp b rIERn.
az ~. xa.,,. ,n;l1s s,,a.,,- = s.,,o,,.s.
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P5,611.oo
Supreme count Decisiong,.

Vim. Boyle ys. the Stats Of indiana Alien 6. 6.
Reversed. Niblact j.
City of Delphisvs Nathaniel Startzman. Carroll G.
G. Reversed Black, c.
Lawrence F. Clark vs.. VIM. T. Van Court. Tippe.
canoe O.. Reversed. Colerick @.
William Creighton vs. Margaret A. Hoppis ct al.
Kosciusko 9. G. Affirmed. Elliott G. j.
James IA. DeharibE VS. Joseph r. Raxson ct al.
Madison @. @. Reversed. Black G.
The ShelbFyille s. Brahdywine Turnpike Company
VS.. William r. Green. Shelby G. G. Affirmed. Bicks
nell, @. G.
Martha Pacey vs.. Rutherford Powell Delaware @.
G. Affirmed. H0wk, T.
ROBBERS Browning ct al vs.. Ruth RcCFaeAen Nor
gan C:C Appeal dismissed. collars, j.
William Kolle VS. Rgsans Clansheide et all Wander
burg q. G. Affirmed. Bicknel. C. c.
Eebecca ~ Frey vs. Thomas G Day'et al. Marion
S. G. Affirmed Franklin O..
jacob eristvs: George Wiftncre ct al. GraHt G..
.Cl Reversed Rest @.
A1nzfE. Wheeler VS.. John p Hawkfns assignee
Marshall @. @. Cause reinstated
Seth Smith ct al vs.. Aaron Smith ct al. Hunting
ton @. G. Affirmed.
Victor K Hendiicks ct a. VS. James r. Carson et
al Hamilton @. O. Reversed. Franklin. G.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-09-29
Thtaxas Al,nnaken.lo.t

Sunday morning. between 2 and 8 O'Clock, Ed
Nolan, Of Nolan Bros, druggists. at. the end of
Massachusetts, avenuej was called up by two
men whoiwanted something To sober up on.
While serving them they managed to steal a
diamond stud from him. William Griffin, san
itary policeman, arrested the men in the after
noon and resDvered tliesdiamond from one Civ
ing his name as Bill FuiIaway. The other gave
his name.as Harvey Reed.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-09-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

Gsneaal Paul Vandervoortr Of Nebraska, is
1.-the city.
Mr.: Gideon b Thompson, city editor Of the
hNening News, wilo with his wife, has been
spending vacation Of two weeks with relatives
atiKeokuk, Iowa, has returned to his duties
There. are few none Industrious newspaper
workars than Mr Thompson and his needed
rest has greatly benefited him.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-09-29
Hotel Arrivals.

Grand Hotel: H. W.. Cook, r. d. Jones and
w g. Wilson, Michigan City; Will Howell, Ed
inburg; J. A. MeGregor and son, Columbus,
VIM Cause, Fert Wayne; D. D. SiTnouds;, Rolee
do; 9. B. Compton, Louisville; ]. Kinds, Ster-
ling, Ill; John Hamilton, Lemdnt, Pa
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-09-29

Fh6. regulations Of
HustRtterls StomHch
Bittersa as a. prevents
i've OF epidemics, a
stsmachic, an invig4
GRANT, ageneralrestpr-
ative, and a specific
for fever andague, IN
digestion, billions afs
bsetiDns, rheumatism.
nervous debility oem
stitational, weakness,
is established upon
the sound basis Of
more than twenty
years. experience, and
can no more beshai1en
BY the clapth.up' nos
trums, of unscientifs
pretendens. than the
eveDlasting hills by
the winds that rustla
through their deilies.
Ialers generally.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-09-29
HON. RoBER,

VIII Speak at
Brookston, Wednesday, Oct. /, night.
Walcott, Thursday, Oct. 2, night
BurnettsIille, Friday, Oct 3, night.
Reynolds, Saturday Oct. A, night.
Morocco. Wednesday Oct. 8, afternoon.
Lake Village Thursday, Oct.9, night
Rose Lawn, Friday, oct. 10, AFTERNOON.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-09-29
Law School Of tlB Cincinnati COLLEGE,

The FHtysecond AnnHais Session begins THURS
DAY. October T6 and continues until the end Of
May following For particulars, etc., address the
DEAN. JACOB D. COX Giuaihnati. o..
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INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, MONDAY, 90 1884.
HON. rpmARn 4. anrrN


VIII speak as follows.
E..-,a.. ...z.ss, ~ -
Eauiss. Eralsss.l county county "a 5m6onday, yet 3.
EraL1.s... Trss,fsn county, A3s9gesday Vct
Ers,,iai:.l Ersnissns county county NJ Msednesday Oct 8
TrarL;. ee00.l 4 aulsoay. Vg5;
Sw;szsr1'..,d county, ;Tssloiuay 3ct
S,,tzra,nd coannsy s I oct II
Ohio county, Thursaay, Oct IS
ONO county, Friday, Got ~:
Rinley corgta sSaSIsosy Tfa,edsyl, yS. @ss n9 81,
RipIey connty T,,,sssl,:ger ~ oS 6y'
Ripley connty Vtfsd,assgssa.s s,'v 80 90
Decatur connfv Tb,,sssSs:yy os.y ocs % %
Decatur connty FrIsg ,5ssa''Ss Ss.s 20 S4 -.
Decatur county Sats,-.ss,, ~ "a os
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-09-29
Keaf Estate Trunssers.

Instruments 6lsd for rspord in the Recorders office
Of Marion county, Indiana for RstwentYfnur hours
ending at s. o'clock r. m, Sept 27 1884, as fur
nsied by Elliott Busisr sBstrasters Of titles nom
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-09-29
HoN. pANrRr p BlAI,pwTn

VIII speak at
Cutier, Monday, Sept. 20, night.
Burlington, Tuesday, Sept 50, night
Rockfeid, Wednesday,, Got /, night
Springborough, Friday, Oct. 3, afterneon,
Woman, Friday, Oct 8, night
Delphi. Saturday, Oct 4, night.
Harrison county, Monday, oct. 6, night.
Harrison county. Tuesday Oct. T. night
Harrison county, Wednesday, Oct. 8, night.
Harrison county, Thursday, Oct, 9, night.
Harrison county Friday, Oct 10, night.
Harrison county, Saturday, Oct IL, night
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-29
Catarrh.

IL Is
Inc
q form.
In
Nearly
o.
.bcen located hcre;
on cs'aI throat San Anton Johnson oatah throat Manager
C the throat and Nova so Newton c tho throat and
might be added this list but
nuab oaed Consumyes
had
In
lei
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-29
BARGAINS OFFERED
by j w. Bradley, Land Agent.


Nice cottage, well built, fronting east on
Milan square, No. zoos, offered for less than
present cost.
New cottage, elegantly finished, I looms, one
block from San Pedro avenue, $3500.
Two story commodious house of IA rooms,
halls and galleries, two cisterns stables. etc.,
on San Pedro avenue. Great bargain.
Eight room, hard rock house and two room
soft rock, fronting on Market and Presa streets
and adjoining Casino hall. splendid invest
ia acre farm, within two hours ride OF the
city, river 'front.' six room house ceiled through
out bO acres cleared and fenced, orchard OF
nve acres, good well and cstern. Price $1,000
Six nice cottages In Ward 4, price $1,000 TO
S3,OOO paying ID to 20 per cent rental.
Improved farms, DAIRY farms, ranch proper
Texas and Mexico.
=, House Of rooms. galleries, ETC., with lots.
No; LILO West Houston street.
Two large lots, corner Of Soledad and Rodri-
CUES streets.
street.
Nice cottage Of rooms on Avenue d.
Cottage Of rooms, galleries, stable, etc.
5oottagee on Avenue d. t'I.,
sl4 acres IN Karnes county, on Hondo creek
fenced. lO0 acres cleared and II In cultivation
10 miles South Of Helena and miles from
Daiieyville. Fine improvements, we'll erased
and tmeered. Apply 70 =: y. BRADLHy..
u-Sa t0e Houston street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-29
POKER IN THOMPSON STREET.


The Hoboken Barber Demonstrates His Ability
to Master the Game.
From the New York Life.
Mr.. Cyanide Whites, for a moderate
percentage, had volunteered to steer his
brother-in-law against the game, and, to
use technical expression, blow him in
for all he was worth. The gentleman In
question was Hoboken barber with
steady income, total Ignorance Of draw
poker, childlike confidence and other
advantages OF mind and person which
impressed Mr.. Williams favorably.
Rev. Mr.. Smith instructed the neo-
phyte in those fundamental principles
known as "coming in" "straddling,"
''rising," and "sweetnin' de jacker," and
by tacit consent he was allowed to win
some small pots, and thus got himself
into a glorious humor. Then Mr.. Will
llams winked at Mr.. Gus johnson and
that gentlemen dealt.
Mr.. Williams had straddled the blind
and Rev. Mr.. Smith straddled him. All
came in and drew three cards apiece,
except Mr.. Highland Dilsey, who only
wanted one. Mr.. Williams bet 81. Mr..
Smith raised him 81.
Professor Brick called. as did also Mr..
Whites. All eyes were upon Mr.. Dill
sey, and the silence was so profound
that Mr.. johnson could hear his hair
grow.
"Does yo' jess-jess call, Mistah Dill
sey?" inquired Mr.. Williams, with a
sweet smile, "or does yo' risep"
Mr.. Dilsey passed his cards in review,
hesitated and said:
kin rise 1t ?''
Certainly" said Mr.. Williams. who
had great deal of benevolence, and
also three kings. "Rise 1t all yo' want"
Thus encouraged Mr.. Dilsey raised the
pot SO. Everybody breathed hard with
suppressed excitement, and Mr.. John
sons eyes might have served for a hat
rack. Mr.. Williams raised back and
Mr.. Smith raised him. The others, ac-
cording to previous agreement, fled.
Mr.. Dilsey called. "Whad yo' got to
beat two par ?" he inquired.
sis sev'ral big, fat, smilin' kings any
good 2" asked Mr.. Williams kindly. "Kin
spade fisk, queen high, do muffin"
queried Rev. Mr.. Smith.
''Shome up" said Mr.. Dilsey, appar-
emily nursing his left foot.
Mr.. Williams unfolded his private col
lection of royalty, and Mr.. Smith ex-
hibited panorama Of spades which re-
Elected much credit upon Mr.. Johnson's
dealing.
"Ise sorry Mistah Dilsey," observed
Mr.. Williams.
OATS ee way with kyards," remarked
Rev. MIR. Smith, sententiously, "gamb-
Inns on sartin."
Mr.. Dilsey spoke not, but began to
count up the pot.
"Wha-whad yo' dom wifi de spon-
dles" asked Mr.. Williams.
Lego my pot" commanded. Mr..
Smith.
Mr.. Dilsey coolly rolled up the bills
and inserted them in an abyss under his
vest, and then swept the coppers and
Mr.. Whites plated watch chain into
his pocket.
"Look hyar, niggars," he said, in a
tone which made Mr.. johnson feel like
a refrigerator, "Ise from Hoboken, an
Use barbah. When Hoboken barbah
comes ter Thoms'n street he kerries his
profession wifi him. Use got bofe boot
legs an a hip pocket full er de imple-
ments OBJ de craft. Yo' heah me ?''
All signified by silence that they
heard. Then Mr.. Dilsey laid down three
jacks and a pair of skies, and coldly
damned MIR. Whites hat down over his
eyes and left the room.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-29

And anticipating the coming long spell
Of clear and beautiful weather, when
the ladies can go shopping and walk
about all day long, Mr.. wolfson has
made a grand and successful effort to
make his millinery department COM
plete. His trade in that line has grown
so rapidly that he has found 1t necessary
to keep two first class milliners, the last
of whom, a French lady, arrived few
days since from New York, where she
carried on millinery establishment for
year, and previously in Paris, for a
number Of years. Mr.. Wolfson can now
furnish a large variety of millinery
goods Of the latest and most attractive
styles, and at prices to suit all, from the
staple millinery goods always on hand.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-29
City Property For Sale

l. Three and one half acres on Naoogdoches
street, running N San Pedro creek, with i'm
proyements. Fine fruit orchard on ground
o. Lot 9, block 7, San Pedro avenue.
1. Two lots on Garden street, running
s. Lot on South Presa street running to Gar
den street, with improvements.
9. Lots No. IL and ID, block As, corner Live
Oak and Dawson streets, with improvements.
I. Two lots with improvements on Sixth
street, between Avenues ID and Il.
3. Five lots, corner AustIn and Grayson
streets, Immediately east turn of street
O. Fifty-two acres, with improvements. i'm
mediately below Mission Conception, 800 yards
TO- Lots with improvements on Cara street,
near san, Pedro springs. House two story;
beautifully located.
Pedro creek, at crossing of International and
Sunset railroads.
Hidalgo streets, on Franklin square.
49, Entire block No. 70, and lots In block
No 32, on Par Avenue.
H. Four lots in block No. rs, above Upper
IS Ten lots in block No. 8, above Upper
Labor ditch.
49, Fifteen lots on Grand avenue, near Lone
Star brewery, running back to river.
IT, Three and one half lots In Post home
tead, corner Commerce, Rusk and North
IS. 1876 lots in lot No. T2, near Prospect hill
street railway, at prices ranging from 500 to
$l25 lot, on easy terms, lying west of Interna-
tional depot and east OF Alszan creek.
10. Five acres running from Camden street
10 upper Labor ditch.
20. Three lots on Emira street, corner Tren-
ton avenue.
81. Seven lots on Jackson street,
%. Sixty-five and one half acres under fence,
with improvements, known as trace and fair
grounds"
~. Seventy-hve lots on east side of Austin
street above Sunset round house.
"A. Twenty five lots ON Burleson, Lamar,
Hays and Burnett street.
rs. Twenty-one aores on South Flores street,
running back to river.
%: All property belonging to Messrs. Adams
q Wickes, comprising building lots near Inter-
national, Sunset and Government depots, San
Pedro springs and other parts Of the city,
which we offer at liberal prices and on easy
terms; also, all their irrigable lands In and
We will examine titles, write conveyances
attend to the renting Of houses, negotiate
loans on reasonable terms. Notary public at
once. j. H. FRENCH & CO.,
g73 Commerce street.
The best smoking tobacco is "Little
Joker"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-29
What Nobody Ever Saw.

From the Philadelphia Call.
A white elephant.
A gas meter look tired.
A modest Chicago drummer.
Anna Dickson as "Rosalind."
An untitled Kentucky gentleman.
A Boston millionaire who didn't look
hard up.
A Bostonian eat baked beans away
from home.
A knot-hole without trying to expec-
torate through it.
A baby on railroad train that didn't
make more noise than the engine.
The legend "paint" upon door with
out testing the matter with his finger.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-29
Chicago Papers Please Copy.

From the Philadelphia Call.
''Is your sister at homer" asked a st.
Louis young gentleman Of the little
brother who answered the bell.
Eyes, she's home," said the boy; "we're
goin' to have cocoanut pies for dinner to-
morrow, and she's out in the kitchen
helpin' mother make 'em."
"1ndeed," replied the young man, evil
IDENTIFY very much pleased, land what
part Of the pie does your sister maker"
"She cracks the cocoanuts with her
teeth"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-06

TRENTON. N. J., Nov. 5.-Somerset county
gives Cleveland 200 majority; Democratic
gain, 2G0. The state senate is Republican by
/ majority.
Monmouth county's majority for Cleve-
land is reduced to 1000, loss of 92l Pid-
cock, Democrat, for congress, is elected in
the Fourth district by 800 majority
New YORK, Nov. The Trenton Times
estimates Cleveland's majority at 5000 The
Republicans carry four out of seven con
gressmon, and probably carry the legislature
by majority on joint ballot The senate
will be Republican by majority
PATERSON, n. J., Nov. 5-Passaic county,
complete, gives Elaine 1874 plurality.
Phelps, for congress, has ,, ia The Repub-
Hcan asscmhiynen elected and entire county
ticket.
Gloucester county gives Blaine 800 ma
jority Republican loss, 1871, and Farrell,
Dem, for congress, 2l5 majority BlIine's
majority in Atlantic win reach $50 (Repub
lcan loss, 2lo), and in Burlington Blaine's
majority is 415 Ropuhiican loss, 52l
ELIZABETH, n. j., Nov. Union county
complete gives Cleveland 100 majority, Il
Democratic gain of 5Sl; Green, Democrat,
for congress, 400