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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
financial.

CHICAGO, DEC 90, 1889
Rom AND AFTER DECEMBER slsT NEXT,
MRL @. QUIHLIN WILL CEASE TO REPRE-.
SENT OUR HOUSE IN NETWORK CITY.
1T. LESTER co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
open FOR THROUGH BUSINESS.

WEST SHORE ROUTE.
NETWORK, WEST SHORE, AND BUFFALO RAILWAY
On TUESDAY, January 1871 the NEW YORK ,0 w 3Sd,
and through passenger and freight business between
NETWORK, ALBNNGM1hSSr
RR66ttnEsTER, JBiTgIET EEAIL9fio FRIDGE
BB EAE6iT, FALLS CHIcAGo,
AND ALL POINTS WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTH.
Passengers will leave ard arrive at Annex station
foot Of FnItonst Bro3Ayn PcnmsyIyana
Railroad stations Jersey Cityi West Shore 7taon " &C.
hawken.
FINEST PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING CARS
ever 66gy arrive at yracuse 800 NJ Rochester 900 m
buffalo 1928 P m S4pGms0h bIS Grea Western railway
ELEGANT PULLMAN BUFFET PARLOR CARS,
p g u, orH at 30 a NJ daily except sunday
arriving syracuse STOP M, Rochester ll5O y. NJ
. TRAINS BETWEEN NETWORK AND AL
BANY,
via ITovcrstrav, West Point Cornwall Newburg Highland
POugukccpsie, Kingston SduEertes CalsAIl anu A'ucn'
6 TRAINS THROUGH MOHAWK VALLEY,
S1 a io Fort Pan Little Fails Mohawk, Hcrkmer lion,
Utica vernon oneida, Canastota Syracuse
PRINCIPAL STATIONS WEST or sYRACCSEi Jor-
dan Wcedpar Port Byron, clyde Lyons Newark PALMYRA y
Siagara Falls suspension Bridge Clifton, ontario.
R THE W ISb iE &sr HP RSQtPPED TSUSE LN
tween the and the West. In connection WIN the
Fitclurg Eostun HOOsac Tunnel and western ana Great
Western Division Grand Trunk Railway the est ShOIo
route forms the
SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN BOSTON AND CHICAGO
Pullman bunctt paror will be between Boston and
Rochester Pullman buffet slc'pingcsrS WIZ De IHh
tween 0s0u BaalO and Chicago over est SHORE i'Ou'o
on aud after January /, 1851.
CITY ticket AND FREIGHT OFFICE
The ground floor corner OF Broadway ana Fanh
Will be occupied by the New YORK, West >nchhI
buffalo Halfway Company is principal freight aud passen'
ger on January l. ,. ...i-, r,r. -,,,,,lr d,
between NcW-NOTk. Albany, ana 3yI"tu9c So '0 '''0
| uuGcr WEST SHORE ROUTE ,,.... ,..,.,
HENRY MONEII, General passenger As'hI
! No. - Statr-st. Nc~-GOTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
IMMENSE SALE
OF MORE THAN
DL-A IL
1nsirutiion.

Jnstrufiion.
For Boys and Young Men--City.
-CIRCUI,ARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
a free 10 parents Please give particulars h. MILAN
COYRIERE K co, 81 East l7th-st, Cnioh square
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
4 No. IS East 49th.st
FRANK DRIsLER A. NJ Principal; ,nnIv q,
The sekool OF 10 Prof HESRY DAIsLER, A5 WesI iOlS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Id MODEL FAST LINE To TIE W EST
Via Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington
Trims leave from Pennsylvania r. II. Depot go.
m, except Sunday Washington and all points VEST
p m Daily FAST EXPRESS, through sleepnY
COACHES to Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Connects TOT All
points West. = ,,.,.. -, -. ,,o,.
For Timetables Tickets, Sleeping Bcrths and Baggage
annv af Company Sl5 q and G95 BTOadwayi Court
st. Brooklyn, Pennsylvania Railroad
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILRoAD CoNPANY }



NOTICE is hereby given that the principal
~ Of The Consolidated Mortgage First Preferred Sper
cent Bonds Of the soutsde Railroad Company Numbers
both inclusive, due January l. 1854 and the coupon
thereof maturing that day ami the principal OF The Con-
solaed Mortgage second Preferred per cent Bonds Of tho
Soutde railroad Company" NumbcTsl 10 80 both inclusive
due January l. 1884 with the coupon thereof maturing That
day will b6 paid January l. 1854, upon presentation OF
said Bonds and coupons Fidelity Insurance ust and
safe Deposit Company No 327 Chesuns, philadelphia or
10 the Planters and Mechanics Bank Petersburg Va All
interest upon the said Bonds the lstday OF jan
nary 1884, g. II. W. ARMIES, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01

| HAVE ARRANGED WITH THE MER-
L CAMILLE TRUST COMPANY to purchase from tho
Preferred Stockholders Of the Manhattan Railway Com
pany whose dividend declared payable on the
ID prox their claim 90 said dividends upon their
OF such CLAIMS, accompanied by assignment OF their
claims dividend from the NewYoTk Elevated Railroad
Company for like amount the merger agreement De-
tween the three elevated railway companies shord % al
judged invalid. JAY GOULD.
New.YOrk Dec. 81, 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
WINTER RESORTS: ,,-,
w GRAND EXCURSIONS
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAYTl, POki0 , IsIGo
COLOMBIA, ISTHMUS OF PANAMA ANA NiCAhhbOA.
Tourists invited to avail Of these Ps which they G
M taken by the Company ~ Iho
extreme low price - per day. which includes all privileges
and living on board the whole time or passengers desiring 10
Change their route transfer 10 any oher passenger
OF the they may meet on the voyage Dor passage
apply ~ pr>, poRWOoDN co Agents
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01

oyvcE or THE GOLD cur MINING ASP sS sss5
- W ArKR 81, NEW YORK, Dee. T. iS1ockbold-l
THE ANNUAL MEETlNGa OF s S1e THS 90. wiL
be held at the once the Company Of trustees ne
W i1 ys,r and for the transaction OF sueh o
may PROPERLY come before the meeting
.r,s POLL. will omen at IL IN and close at2p'm
,, o,o.s On the 81 st day Of December 1885,
and TeUpeu the 9th day Of January, 20, " CRANE
DEON"- " secIetary.-.
=
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5rstrncticr.
For Bows and Young Men-City.
INSTITUTE.

columbia Institute, 1O6 West 42d-st., +. F0w-
~ er A. b. Prin; Marlborough Churchil r, NJ AZ on o ~
master Coleate business and Prim Depts Rsoens sept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
New publications.
CLEARANCE SALE OF BOOKS,
ALRENlS AND CARDS.

CJEARANCE SALE OF BOOKS,
ALBUMS AND CARDS
borcps offered 10 clear out balance OF our
holiday goods consisting OF an Immense stock oil le
Bibles and Holiday Novelties NeW1 ga!
Ss ~ reat variety Christmas Cards AZ half cost Gaia
iosue fTee g. TIBBALS & SONS,
''oNO l2i NaSsau.st, New YORK
IMMENSE SALE
OF MORE THAN
10000 BOOKS
From The London and New York trade sales Tie cOcest III
srore AZ tremendous bargains the greatest chance ever
oed 10 get prices cheaper than vi be ever named
sasin Single books every description sets OF al t6e pop
Encyclopedias, Holiday Books JuytIe BOOK
2hles Albums PRAYER Books Toy BOOks VIII DC SOLD a
rices that astOnish book buyers looks OoSh anu
II115SVERING's NETWORK BOOK EXCHANGE,
re1 opposite Stewart Building send fo1 catAOgue
DROPER PRIDE.
a r.sc1YATISG STORY OF CAVALRY LIFE IN
INDIA.
THE TRIBUNE. NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
Filming.

san FRANCISCO, DtS, -. = 40
rCUE BODIE CONSOLIDATED MIMI Nm. He2 ,S SU,
thsday levied assessment 40 sOsdy gtR February 's
same NAV be paid AT the Office OF Laid!aw ,RD Pps
\, /. "al''st AssIs-' y NgwYoRk Dee 20, 1888.
vNUE ANNUAL MEETING of the sG St VIII
bo,ders of tho ARIZONA CoNSoLiiAI "a tau
w Nj COMPANY will be held AZ the
,e New York city, Monday Jan z ISL AZ S other
loCo sect hoard OF Trustees and To transact sstGfIT
h0s5ess AZ may come before them sAAIh LTtary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
Ocean Steamers

ANCHOR LINE. L. s. Mail Steamships.
"A sail from Ncw.York every Saturday Tor
GLASGOW via'LONDONDERRH
From PieI 20 North River
3. 10 am IDENONIA. Jan. 10, 10 m,
I%I,IA Jan. l.. n. . CIR SSIAJnU. %, , .. IN.
I,arin massage. $50 $50 second Cabin $40
Stcerage outward S23 prepaid, S2l
Anchor Drafts issued at lowest rates are pal"IroS OF
charge in England, Scotland and Ireland
nor passage. cabin PiPns, Book OF Tours &C. appylp
HENDERSON BROTHERS Bowling Green.
BORDEAUX LINE. --..-,-
ID New and direct line 10 the South Of France;
NLT.EOPK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT. .
81 CHATEAU I.l.OVILIE a 900 tons. an *
-. CHATEAU \ o., - 7 -, VI uHl y, -. ="
rCVoucrs frr France Sualn and Italy, PyrcneeS, PdI
Nice &c vim save time and expense by taking this u7
cabin tinclUdHg wiucl, $50. StGcraSe, so.
Iol P"SS"s'"Pp' " + LIE BOUIANGER, 40 Beavef5t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
TO PHILADELPHIA.
TO 7 'I'.'' : -. -.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND 'AORl Linz

Suoot Ferries follows 90
60 1:2o. ., $50 aud 10 Limited u II 10 am l. ~
$40 l. .. q. :. sand and Il night. sundays uloi
O. Iimctu and M. /. g. = and . and i ni2ht -
Trains leaving New York lailv except sunday ~ o5D
and lllO M l. = T. ard pm connecting at lIehtohIo'
Camden. ,,.,-,-,-,.,. ,oo,
BIB 3 "a, ,, 4:3j eNCcpt Monday 90 200, so 73o
IL and lllj m LIMITED Express 80 ana 52O p M
ia ,. .. $50. 10. 7Aj and = on sunday, i20l,
7: band m.Lcaye Philadelphia via Camden $50 daily
except sunday .,,..-.. on, - -, TO-. rro,,o
end nSi Of Drsbroscs ana Cortandt ~cct Courst and
pr"cllvn Annex station loot Of FuOns Brooklyn BusChs
Hotel IIobokeu station Jersey CITY. Eugrant Ticket
Ch,c No X Battery Place and Castle Garden. - a.
me New Transfer Company viii call Tor anu CHECK
'AE ttI III - +. PIiGIL J. r. WOOD,
SH-Ai Geu.ra! Manages. General Pais'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
Gtenmboate ano RalLroa0s

BOSTON VIA STONlNGTON LINE.
ID Steamers sIONINGTON and MASSACHIS EdIS
daily (cXcepd Sundaya) from Pier 80 r. Jay st. at 4O
Three morning trains from st,amers landing through
Boston Providence Line for freight only fro fef ~ n
r., Warren ST., daily except sundays, 4:3O p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01

columbia Institute, LOG west 4Xd-s'J f. TpM
master Collegiate Busincss and Prim Depts Rsopehs 10
CHARLlER INSTITUTE.
los So Wfs 9la' kN iBPDSAsi}YS sc hit5
fOr boys and youths. from seven to twenty -
rTNHE NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL, NO, .
6aaya hasf pu 4n Send Tf SE ceua bAB&E
rVHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. pr 12l
Madisonaye near 64thst, Dr. H. b. SdA nti vmna
E@m. New building complete in its appointments The
cath school year Just begun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Us,
an RssaHpBE e pSaF 'i Il h hh
For Young Ladies-Citv.
lJFSDFNOISELLES CHARBONNlERS
vi French Protestant BOARDING and Day school t0r %
Ladies' SO East 35ths New-Gork GoImery ~ ali E'gIish
reopen Monday, octoSer l. IH'ioue 'O'' "
branches.
For Both sexes-City.
FRIENDS SEMINARY, for both SEXES, EasC
i6th.sL and RutleTford-place. KINDERGARTEN prhAiS
academic and coheYpt%S i fsf SMITH NJ A. Principal
AIRS J. A. GALLAHER'S French Protestant tar
vi Boarding school for Young I de7 br S2G
Special attention 10 intermediate and primary classes IN Oo'
English and French separate class ioi h''e 'oy -
DACKARDS COLLEGE, No. 500 Broadwaly ~
crded e Ticty business educatiOni p shorthand and
dos rothng Tiderently employs the best
teachers the best methods known TO eaehnR anu
so Of prosperity There but few vacant seats n
open Wednesday, January = Address . .
Art Schools-CitY.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
vi beginning Tuesday oct IL, in DRAWING; OF ana VA
TER Color PAINTiNG Still LIFE EL4 STi6S and
i-A->''' sfUDIo, No so MADIsoN,AvE
Mr.. D. HUNT1YGToN;y,' ' Mr. WILLIAM HART Mr..
JAMES HART Mr.. A. f. BELLOWS
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Real estate agents.
Gitn Real Gslate for Sale

DOR SALE-DOwn-tOwn property; = apart
Il mept houses paying large income. PAUL p IODb $50
broadway
I EXINGTON-AVE. near 34IH-SI Tour
! story stone front; price reasonable. hOLAND ~
WHITING Beekman-st
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OENEPAL TRANSATLAN nc co.

u Between New.TOrk ana Hayrc.
pier lueWl NO u NOrth t'tI 1907 u Noon1l'
LAURENT De JOussclin.- W tu Jan - - a N
AMERlQUE, Santeli wednesday Jan. y 8 y IN
CANADA, Frlngeul - W t' jan 10 - y III.
Checks payable at sight in amounts 70 suit on the Banqno
Trausatlantiqur Of Paris.
" LOUIS Df. BLBINS, Agent, Nc. 6, Bowling Green.
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8 iin pro erin Uanteo.

NVANTED-and will pay immediate cash h Tor
w good properly, II cheap. PAUL T. IoDD' ii' D'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
Citn lJroprrtp 90 fet.

ITO LET.-Stores lofts and buildings on n. BECK *.
4 man, spruce, Frankfort, JONI Mlham an" " 80
RuIAND a. WHITING, BeekInan-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GEFAT TRUNK LIN.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL koI Pa e,-oo,
Trains leave New York via DcsbrOsses and COl'" 9I'o'
Ferries a5 follows .. -, r,,,1, pr1roan
Harrisburg Psburg, the West and South WIN u I
Palace Cars attached, m, andS p m day lion
and Chicago Limited at Parlor Dining 9Iho"lAi5 ''P
ing Cars al 9 a every day 60 .uJ FRO or =
ilamsport, Lock Haven, M m orTE III, mn, re
connecting at CORY Tor lulS'uIe' i'''0''
and the on Regions. - =, 81, ,..,.o5 vr,sbington
Eyurcs,H O Pullman PaTDr Cars daily except NI ~
m. arrive Washington i:n' Regular wa T. any = "
gtG..p y - 3dO and9 y m ana " mguli niH
Gnd q Il r. | and u and II night sunday VIZ ~ "a
= mr. as M. o n m and II night Via BE- andO' hI"
m and - uiyt -, ,
F1I Atlantic Crrv except sunday. . m
Nav. except sunday ~ W ny"
Iong Branch Rav Head Junction, and ", IN
Ma Ruhy,y and Nmbuy 9 M, T. noun =, ~ . R,rlL ~"
sunday y 4 M ana does not stop al \ 7Dg Trains
poafs ~ "IJuOkvu Annex" connect WIN az 'nr
al Jct scy Citv Attending speedy ana ui''' '" "
~ We, From Ptsburg, ClO and ll2Q NJ ''9 anu
i02O T. daily and m daily except 9onuasi, 20
and Baltimore G:tu ana 300 "i o,1,
az iW7 nd 1925 Sud SO 6jO M IVA anu
lOy5nt m nom Baltimore l:2u M on ~unliys az
irnw fi,adcIuhia. $50 CO. ESQ 600 ENG'P aH 584
d.Jn a. 40 1OdO l:GOa M l.2u p. - SOD oru, ~
-" IN 40 g."n 100 1910 and 1898 pm. sunday
$40 80 rs 900 7Oj. ll3J C2O 100 9.-' Io'JI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01

DOPCLAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
BOSTON and the East Allan from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily Sundays excepted to Boston at
IN o. m (paror ear attached aud Top M (witi palace
sleeping cars sundays at 10 p. m wh p3lace Sleeping
Cars1 NewpOr express leaves GRAND Central bepOt al
h' "A'4''' AT ~" l''' - W POPPI,E Agent
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] TnE living INSURANCE Company
YOUNGSTOWN, ONO, Dec 9, 1888

V'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors Of
this bank will be held at its banking rooms corner Of
Broadway aud Murray.st Tuesday January s, 1884 The
pun WIN " 'P'" '''" EDWARD TOWNSEND Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01

HANDSOME EQUIPMENT SUPERIOR INSllt lllOl'9
Emu COURSES OF study in the Classics, Modern
Mathematics and Ply sics Sp' al attention pal toI .
gTy Branches and the study the English Lang ~
wcIknoWn Military Boarding school no" ID us H'J -l''
S>H' wa j HOWE ALLEN, lIucllal,-
sing sing. y. y.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-13

Taa lines viii enter upon the new year
stronger. and more prosperous than ever be-
Aefp IN rs history more Wt3ely fe8p ana
iierceiy criticised, with a more complete or
e4lQiz14Qnt and an able ssof OF contFi1utQrs-
aud with the same Independence and fearless
mess ttat has made it succesaful and powerful
rms TI4Es has Dorartt to .folIos0. no gandi-
il has ercr ddne, with consistent devotion to
the tEht, 70 heneat goEernnlents and. tlla pub
lie welfare. And. while maintaining its posi-
zion tho lea&ina 59urnHl of philadelphia, il
viii aim to be cQntluqallE in the advance in all
thar can add value to.a newspaper.
The Ea5Hs oral eWslnpbr is natfinHts size o.
e0ncf5gTess. qua fires .HGess TiEs. which il is
tEIEs4 age sage A+5 o4tfs-st ara eolEese9 n
tina rg7s muse End att g1lgEI ekza pc ami with
i4A reSt4fuE 5lS4J3 fb-t #rsl teFs III Home B1d
aaEoad ale e-IPlnFRd e enrich is columns
9zls Illl n ana u tlt leisure of the heme cir
clc.a wgleome Yisiter to Intelligent and honest
citizcfs 81 yeFF BoHtica}. re.i&t8ds ana social
''' FIR WHISKY 1r,Ezs is a.t5zater different
lEClrz 81 week ly nc EElispCrE Of t3sclt5 ygRrs
.'Tua relegrafiA ara }.e.f',sF7I stai Newspapers
saVeEEEE tefQ. e~,aG5'.r in the tzsIvLnE feertres
OF rural EopIi-@-l0El. have MADE TIE OH weekly
nEetreroIiTaa HsEr sla9solF Iasa tisfgina. Those
she's hdl ~ our f 1z-ilorisl Ie6fle: tey
are tHt.sha4ew# q tbeir fprIaer Efea ulass. and
Those papers hare hl5 theirs J1stf illness hot it
lsG2ne an VIII g., st-aE ere Sgiag,. tee. L.
fEstF4sasl II t>:if $40. y Es.ssg aS9a4lghhput
ike, now require 1rsssal 41s1gs ami ts4e- .Tt-
i7 r- - iT Tls.. aarl--s clf*se {ynaa Of
every gasslz4- SCH F.tere vaF bag saeGiag-, in-
{.-.-g fs ..Ts-es-,3 ss.sz,+ ~
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-13
PROSFTNElNqy People.

Charles O'Conors condition is such as
to give his friends hope of his ultimate
Pa & : t 5 - a. - 8-a-s 3 r.
Miss Clara Barton, the Red Cross relief
leader, has established headquarters at
Evansville.
Mr., Sargent to lie. l96t3rtaHt@d at a
banquet by the American colony in Bar-
lin, before his departure for America, the
's5th inst u Minister JEe7i P. Morton. of
Paris. and ex-1Iinister General Noyes
baye.been9Pyikd} m y r.
chblsas al &sRAst. Eof .Rqchester.1,
Y, who died on the eve Of his wedding.
left the bulk of his estate, valued at $780,
600, to his intended wife. This property
was left by his father Judge Addison
Gardiner, in trust for his son. 1t is said
there will be a contest on the ground that
Charles "A. Gardner ff6uld not. win a
trust.
Edward FLAGS. never. killed bird,
though thousands of the winged crea-
lures passed before his quick eye every
7aF and though he knew endgBlt2 about
them TO write three books, up and. down
the pages of which they flew. He de
scribed his Isdy,s handsIASe a lover and
not like & learned anatomist. At his
death, in~Cambridge, Mass = or, Tuesday,
9Ir. F1a9g was aeasly eighty years OLD
Edward King writes from Paris: Il
hear that ez-GoTarnerr LELAND Stanford,
OF California. who has been here for some
time past, and who IS in very bad health,
has decided. to- give, several millions of
dollars out Of his Immense fofthne, to the
founding Of an university for the sons of
working men. This institution viii
probably be locatedin the State, of Cali
.foTnia. and will be immediate Governor
Stanford's only son. who died recently in
Florence Of raalarial fever. y 7''.-A5ils-'
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-13

nec9mmeQdation frgm such q source
Will hare gre4 weighg with all 81
US. Tosupport the gentleman would
be both a1pleasure and a pride, for
We knoF him be afles anfW9feel
for him all the tiesawhich bind the
children of a common alma mater,
If the gentleman brings with him
lEhe .KQteof his county his strength
| would DE forglidabIe to any compet-
=zfftor.z hut f1iis=ow-r- rTefici1i5ors@
#Grst.enda.ssa.hs claims. They know
him best, andthegrshauld Grstadvo-
cate lbs nomination as th9sc. Of his
county did Mr.. Bishop, and the Es-
I damBia Deni6dtrat b dit iGeI6 Perry
Efofi Goveaqho4.. rzE bloc
pol And here our c85n0v4tntiion must 'eez-
ercise careful a1aiscr6tioh. Other
2sheinsg equal We Acknowledge
to o. feeling ,whiehqpromrts rs to
supbort9 Candidate FROM East Flor
ida in preference to one from Pensa-
cola. But if the nomination of
Drew would arouse any qnt2gonism
/ il oitt faiks, the people even Of his
owr section wfIt{Hsist o4r5s5 hfe a6na-
nation Of Perry. For it may be Ia
ken for granted that Drew, Blox-
ham anhl Perry }22rq 8qqialIE able and
honest, and each has a personal fol
loving equallypowerful. Therefore
the nomination of the strongest is
,GfPeei3Iv3t8 be q desired, .2lnd this is
otht5 NOS ftfittoorttht point to be con
sidered by the convention is making
i+c choicn
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-13
coz NlE<lTARa5

The vagaries Of petit juries have
long. been proverbial, but it is SCI
dom that one 5publi' ly usurps the
functions Of the court except at that
mysterious tribunal where Judge
Lynch presides That jury, with
out any statement in the premises,
after rendering a verdict of guilty
should take occasion through the
press to ''heartily condemn" the SEN
teuce passed in strict conformity 70
their own Judgment, in accordance
Win 4hd lh&4I c8 d3lJtida, il alni64e
incredible. But the members have
the manliness to sign their own
name$ fhqFfqfa they p3iq BIlti}e3d ff4l
their blindness while those anony-
NOUS authors who sheer in the dark
and waite plraleoq fbogrowelE naHe,
are alrt5ady d5spised The prisoner
who swears he viii personallylattack
amy magistrate who dare execute the
sentence passed upon him 7iasdlplges
hilusaIffsiin.idie talk, the criminal who
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-13
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONyEN1l
.5iiI.I5Si ljS!a trEON.I3s ,lfSIj3552s:

n ~ GYMS LlIC 1lONxAb CON Icy
.5iiliJiil ljs!a trEONaiH ,.iS4J.51Si;
Says the P9Bsac6lfan: eff hem-.
er.qfnthc Legislature happens to
be q Radical, it is not on his RECON-
lpandatiou, .butlon that of the Chair,
-7lgppf the5TDempqratic nExeqqtive
-t'56nhittd6'ihL tHastt county that t iap-
poiutments are made.
"Doas not~tl,is show that the peo-
pie Of the State are satisfied with
ohepresent arrangement? Does not
,hc election Of arDemQcratic Govern
or prove that thby are ?'''-'1'
No, brother, 1t SIMPLY proves that
o7f9rig Y8 yB8fI Voters n tlhefida
arc Democrats, and that, Ike all
maioriGes, it is needless of the rights
@n3 mhoriEN 4 G the~s4 9f
ssRJ eotaaS in5a;St3taaresp hhtdSdfit,
that State should have a Democratic
governepgequ slfgs.pf course, if the
majority IN a county IS Republican,
il should be allowed to elect Repub-
ifaaal6ificerS f6ritiiat coahty 4fIig-
uorance should not rule, give us an
educational or other-quaIifcation to
saf,ragss its tIistenc4 does hot 'ex-
ause fraud, 1taiS not that we are
fass attached 10 De,n8cracv han the
pg.asbcn7iabl obbtgtbatIasvv ee Eo bqlfa4 9
more IN SrifeibIo tI}an aBB55rrffT ffti Is
contrary toDeIa6cratfc {6atrina tliat
any officer should be absolute, and
not QQnA a55l4l 4AiBBt co4stfthtiaon oives
to Tie l Chairman Of a committee the
antboritx to-.aaIe. county officials.
neither to a simple majority Of q
aasi7asl7, ch7taedd 4 .n1odfifv in
The county which it governs. In a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-13
NOTICE 0F SAFE.

IN. ACCORD ANCE WITH An ORDER OF
4 tire County Court irl.ant for Purhari conn
TX, FIoE.da. bearing date -apEs I. Is74r sill
ser at public 0ufcry on Nay 5th. I7s4f beng
the FIRST 8f61dEi Vcz s51 ii rslT3l within fzle e-
gal hours Of sale. at the CCRrt House In Paiat-
ka, FOR cash, the taloW in & real estate, eetCng-
ing 10 tise H3iu0Ts 8tg3e l., Feb8 aHe Clara !,
Webb. being IN said county ana state, ana
cam IJrsiE 50 TauCh q lots 8 O. ~ private SUI
Ycy. in sec. Il. Z, IL, Range - cast. Is EgIuaIn
ed uas6u after deed PcbfuafE 2. Is3d. Of
Also . part Of section II. T. Is. S. r. - E.
h0iizhs AZ sheriff safe IE .jfifF. fs7+ PORTION
having been sold 10 GEORGE i. Marvin. hsilz-
the f4nfnarlts Of rhe said two fOts Of lsnd ana
containing a}}aBf hine acres Of land more or
less. Dated this, a pril f. 1851.
4aEaI 90 f. 5. GRILL, Commissioner.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-13
sinIEE CxANDrDATEs.

VI all alp. possible s5l. canaIaa.eS 1or ene
'i'e'hocaatic iio u s IA S'!e ''o-
cond District, T.. T. biShoP'@lh Z our
opinion, Eou-o oe STRONGEST, 2zL
ne 2 1- has 1TEankly aFQ"sd nl7 oLs'le'-
- atl'1l 0l'>SF9ohiS-s1 2 2 si1.l' "'So-
9llity to accept Ehe trust ana conn M
dence OF ms people ana parry ie2'-
ing US no 9ptoa except to aequiesee'