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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13

and preparations Tor fair, they paid iOr charter
and supplies and gave the room free for q year.
From Binghamton l went to Norwich to give in
structions and encourage the ladies in the good
work. From thence to Schenevus to give the I'M
written work to Brown Corps. and arrived home
Sunday morning q little tired, but quite salts
fed that my visit had been q successful one,
and would be beneficial to the Corps visited.
well az members of Relief Corps for their kindness
and attention No could be kinder than they
were. On Wednesday evening, Oct. %, had the
honor of instituiinr
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mels; @. NJ, 8. r. Nelson; Chap, Martin Ether
A. Shafer; 8. NJ, Rhufes King; q NJ. s., John II.
Stants
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CLOTHED TWO LARGE FAMILIES.
BOUND TO WIN,

and have several new members. Our home Corps,
Joe Hooker, No. 8, has had some unpleasant ex-
periences this Summer, but has risen above them
all, and Is more wide awake and hourishing than
ever. From 26 charter members in May, we have
81 now, and several more ready for initiation-a
general spirit of enterprise and interest to report
In October we had our first of q permanent series
of socias in connection with the Post. realizing
fullest hopes in its Vocal and instrumental
music and refreshments were the features of the
occasion, and a handsome Bible was laid upon the
altar gift to Post. We expect to hold three
each month, and anticipate much good to come
from them. Interest in our work is manifested by
q cordial letter from Post Commander l. E. West,
of Fargo, suggesting that come up and organize
the work there this month at their concert and
Campfire. l trust that l may do so.-Alma 8.
Bennett Dent Pres.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
iVsNV " Al.
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND 9 ON
SUNDAY 3STATIONS IN IILADEL-
PHIA 2 IN NEW-YORK.

PHIA IN NEW-YORK.
Express Trains Desorosses Cortandt
street Ferries follows:
$40 4ae o. and and - plight sundays e:l5;
3 20 Limited, and 10 a m; A. 6. z, and and ~
night, Emlgrant and sec ,nd class 700 p.
Trains leaving NewYork daily except sunday. 62o'
$50 and II: 10 IN, L. and connect ct 1ren-
ton Camden.
Returning trllns Broadst Station Philadelphia l20l
2:l5 s20 4. 4;S6 except Monday $50. 1880 800, $50
H. and l:l5 Limlted Express 1850 and 5:20 M ],
3. 8, $50 740 7:i5 and Sl5 p on sunday u: OIL
3l6 320. 4. s35 $3.50 4. l520 Iipited) G:S0. 7i0
and 745 Leave Philadelphia via Camden, 500 O. III.
daily except Sunday.
Ticket offices 435 $40 end e4s Broadway, Astor House
GnS foot Of Desbrosses and Cortiaadt ats,
and Brooklyn Annex station foot Of Fuonst Brooklyn
buseh's Hotel HobokeD; station Jersey City; Emigrant
Ticket Qffee, No. Bat,ery Place md Castle Garden
The NcwYork Transfer Company will all for and check
baggage from no otols and residences.
CHARLES Il. PUGH. J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Passr
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
Proposals.
nR0p0SAIs FoR s.INCH CHILLED SHOT

I1ROpOSALS FOX S-lNtu CDIIl-ED Slo Z.
4 ORpNASCT OFr1Cy, WAN DErARfMESr !
WASHINGTON. NOycin Der a. 1884
sealed proposals. In duplicate VIII Dc .ceNnu ~ 'nis
until ~ o'clock fiJdny November El I~ol q,
which place they vii be- openon IN 'e p.seee :"
bidders for furnishing this deparnen, WIN ong ho7Ia %
chilled slO for hinch nulie-lpadhg iiheH VI
kind Lno yn as the Eureka or Butler weighing $50 ns
each and dimensions the rnay oi inc
iron 10 be not $1,000 pounds square men
Tho specimens test OF the lite number snu orn
prescried ordnance Department wl De iake nom
cyInler OF unchlloi iron j. lnhcs III icnstn
inches interior diameter AMI inches exterior diameter 10
be east from the used in each 0t q; chilled casuhgs
Specimens chilled VIII also DO e5icu a lic as
cTetion o. the Ordnance Department. -, =, ,-,-
one chilled pr,jece from each lot cast VIII DC DfnNcn
omen for the inspection and oNey Use extent w
the chill which agree with that oil sample pTecle 10
lie furnished b. the ordnance department. . .,,,
Ihe sabo be mixture OF 20 per cen copper WIN
20 Der cent zine metals be OF the best nketabc
quality. ,, -,...,.a g. - ,ro,,o,,
up Will furnished by the contractor free OF charge 10 inc
United States -, -, ,.o,,o, ,,,
the Ordnance Department ,. -. =, ,.,ouo,
BLANK forms which proposals must be made and deaeh
drawings and specifications be had application 10
this Office. -, A.
Bidders will price finished proiectie anu the
time within which whole lot will be delivered -
Department the right To REJECT any or al
bids :, -.-,-o, pr,
posas for Snch Chilled shot, and addressed 10 the uhdei
signed. nn>-,,r
l
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RAILROAD.
III IN md oftar Oct 10 INA

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. 49,.
Trains leave NewYork via Debrosses and Coranat Sce'
Ferries q follows; -, ,.,,.
HARRISBURG Plttsburg the west and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, a. H., and p. IN. daily. New,
YORK Chcgo Limited OF Parlcr Dining Smoking ana
Sleeping Cars az n IN. every day. ,.-,-
Nnlsmsport Lock Haven a. M m cory yytd, and nr,"
OF D. IN, connecting at Cory for TitusyiHe icuoeuh
Centre and the of Regions . -
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited Waslpgt9n
Express OF Pumsn Paror daily except snnday ~
am arrive washn a:O5 Regu ar at GO s;o
ana $3.50 a. m. l. $40 and p and IL night sunday
8;lb o.. m, y IN. md IL night
For Atlantic city except Sunday, ZOO D. M
Tor Cane May. except runday, lllO IN: ....,o,.
aOng Branch Head Junction and intsrncdllVe
via Rahway and Amboy 10 and M noon sIo o:UU @
Pm. On sunday +5 AMI 300 m BOO p H. a' ho'e'oP
1T Asbrry Parkl -. ,,.,.. ..o,,,
t Jersey CITY arording speedy and direct transfer ior
BROOKLYN travel. $40,
uralns arrve-Frcm Pitsburg $50 and III 1880 and
1870 M. daily. aud M daily except Monday tr-n tr-nn
washing Ton and Baltimore ESQ and go a M T9 G
m AL ioos p m From Bal,im9r, a, oSo vo,,aS p m
eSS 80 io1e Jls5 n l2o $40 5 Sso ,gas sso nsS e3I
sundey, $50 $50 $3.50 $40. 7oS. llS1 H.; GEO. 7sO
9:20. 1905. aud 1920 p. m.
av>Vz
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
NEW IFPsEY CEVTRiI, DIVISION.

NEW-JERsEY CENTRAL, ID DIVISION, VISION,
Direct connection % and gn grceslyP via Annex ROata
TINE E1T hE1fSSyP fFPEGr FIfSs 1885,
For PHILAD1tPhIA 2ni TRkSr9S' S9uah a9' a.io si
405 ia:oo p: p n SUNDAY a 5:so LOO p n
Chestnut I'LL ct Codmbia.aye. for Manayunk ConsA'
DRIl2WINGRoo on CARs on all Day Trains an1 SLEEPING
SHSng cA Sn f1s SeSTs PHEl lDELPHIA Ninth ana Grens
73O $50 95! lDj a. H. R a. %.a5S %.5 g1v; & TSrl ag
BePsssis sUNPAY At M S $50 300 c sC n.y. a CS o IS 5sc
pm sUNpAY ,I S;lS a m i;2 M ?; n ,l95 eeo. sos
hSS SSc ioos i:sy a. w. ISL 4s5 G2i 7ssp SUN
d2 @AXf l5 n % e es1&aHRY LEwIsBuRG
SI MAA62T AZ GlM anG =, s at 05 ~ 500 m
a. ~ 100 1870. AGO. $780, $40 1900 p m snnoay' "'
at 81 oCq N T52 AS ?, ~, 900 H.
loo 1880. S:ij. 5:i5 p SUNDAYS at $3.50 p III
fo%rPPhhIMfAoTA 7i5 75 gj0a a. NJ 1OO ';5o s5, Zoo.
For oTII BrIPiihEuEM. F ALLENTOWN and MAUcH cnUNK
atl 7:i5 300 Loo l'5o $40 5;io p Ill., SUNDAY
For 100 7;lS ~ 81 9ooa m NJ 9 l59 NJ l'o 3i'
For HiGM BRIDGE BRANCH, nt4'oo 900 a. m' i;oo'
For SFFPpETINGToN at 715 coca rn 1:oo l3o hoo 31
600 $3.50 m Sqniays l:SJ p m. ,,, o.oo 1oqo 11.l5
ISrsoHEyaEE sc 53 i5 3 s. as e oc pr 5o o6 @ 5s5
100 500 lO3Op IN. sundays a, 500 a. H' l;S' oS|
at 100 e9o 7l5 75a a9 29o G 9$e 70, 1879 6
5:3o 5:i5 900 $50 ZOO 500, $50 1890 o l2;oo H.
For s' L?Sa GaANch 6GA soTE Ts pYs A r;1 e,ccs a;
300, 7ib 9.m- li5, Aan oA2p H. 0UNpAi" "A''P'
| For TRIi,IIOi,D i,D-k 7l5 II q m, 4. pm 49,
| FOR LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNLuAI NJ "iJ
| am, la, f;iD .. NJ ..... 49,, -, r,YrD.r,ro> NJ,
| TorArLANTIC CITY, NlNhbAND AM D+iD'''i'-' NJ
| l45 y. IA. ..,.,,,,., .. = ,-r,rrpN ntyrcrcN
| From ipcr No = North River via SANDY tio2t ~,
| For ATLANTIC ma ILANDS. LONG BRANCH. LAKE.
| WOOD TOMS RIVER BARNEGAT. etc" at 400 pm
Tickets can be procured al loot Liberty ~, Pier P & DO
North IhVo ~ 1c3 2O7 2512Gl l2l 9li ana 3S3 brea
way 737 C5a and T5g tth.avca Bivneonstf lonnd ~
Green ch.st l6s 2Os Fast l25st nd principal Eocls IN
NewYork City Brooklyn Nos C0uTist; luf lroa'
| wav ssS 500 Iutorst; 21O Mauhatanayea DE kalo'
ave- 1871 Atlanticav IN IobOLCn 25i Naslngtoia ST.
" y Transfer will call or and check baggage from
| lotoisor residence tOdestinatip1 ,,..-,,c,.
| D. f. CeDc,ai Manager - Gen. Pas and Ticket \ Ct
| IT, p BAIDWfS q. E p. Agt. 1l9 Libertyst, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
european advertisements.

CHfOptNN AUutGII5tWFII3.
I IEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT.
- Finest and Cheapest Meat-havOring Stock FOR
Soups, Made Dishes and Sauces. Annual
sale, S,uOO,OUOjaTs
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL An invaluable Tonic IN OF weak digestion and
debility. rs success and boon for which Nations
should feel grateful" See Medical Press" Ian.
Get" etc
4 IEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL Genuine with fac-simile Of Baron Iiebia's
signature IN Blue Ink LABEL The title
Baron liebg" and Photograph having been
largely used by dealers with connection with
BnOn Liebig the public informed tina, tho
Liebig Company alone can Oher the article with
Baron licOs's guarantee Oi gehuneness.
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
- To be ha1 OF all StOrekeepcrs. GTOccrs AL
Chemists sole Agents for the United states whole
fale Onlyl, e. David Co.. FeDchurcI-ayeuus
London England.
sold wholesale by PARK 1Iord. Smith & Vandefbess.
Neral & COn1it, MckcssOn & Robbins, ILurceI
" Nhyland & Co.. and MessTs. W. II. schenelm & Co
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

Il UNTEDSIATEs EYGISgER OFFICE,
ARMY BUILDING. w-YORK. Nov. J, 1881:
SEALED PROPOSALS. in triplcate to be opened at
II O'Clock the l7th day OF .Oyember
1884. invited for dredging IN Savannah liar
Dor and River. Ga, IOinely = aIsh. Ca The
proposals for each work must be separate and the IN
the envelope Wus the work Tor which The
proposal offered bidder may propose for both o
The at his option Specifications n 20 bidders
d blank forms for proposals may be ebaHei Il this Office
from Captain Thomas n. Bailey, Corps OF Engineers,
Charleston, s. G. O. \. GlLlMOREp
Colonel OF Engineers. Ereyet DajorG nara, U. :. a.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
NORWICH LINE.
~ FAYORITE INSIDE ROUTE.

...rsr. .C,ty O, worcester" and "city o, bcS'on On,
Or 40 n r. foot OF Watts-st next pier aDo'' "''
rerry daily except Sundays at 4;So p ~.
AYrW YORK CENTRAL AND ~ MD 1SSN H93t
"pIyFR RAILROAD. Comm qncI1g '''''o- -
~ ~ ai,s & VII, leave Grand Central Depot ,n draw
"iSSs ". S,ca m, Rochester aud Montreal express
y, Fast Limited CNcago Express VII paao N
.onntng ~ Albany Utica. syracuse; 81 Chicago
srays Fa,ls Fre Cleveland and Ioieoo' ar1Nin9 ."
l9aa l9an h ~ tcaco Exprcs drawing room cars for
so iwSo u aipochester % Niagara Falls and Buhao eonn0'
Oswego .,.. 49,. vo,., and Northern Express. VIII
drsSns rom MN Albany Troy and Utica Express
drawing room cars $1,000, 90 Albany AMI Troy
,e " m 81 Louis Express VITA seep,..S "a - ronis
20 ~. CINCINNATI Toledo Detroit ana u IIpu 70
<Hs ~ Gxnress with sceDIng cars 70 vFt'us7 @n ~
,rn rnad and 10 saratoga alsotp Nonr9 poc,os.,r
~ Pacific rxprese with seeD ne cars "r
49,, Xiaeara Falls Cleveland. Toledo DeuVlt CnOi''
St Inns Wstertown ani NORWOOD - O., ,u,,rv a,i
S m Night Fxnress with seepno cars " Areu ,r
unr Connects with morning trains Tor tA9 est A'
{or North except SATURDAY nlgnt' Mann. No Rowling
Tickets on sale a. Grand Central Depy, ~ ,ts Tvnrcss
crecr go and 425 Rroadwav. and az weston ~ -,
05ces park place and 7S5 end 9t9 Broa"ni wv" n i
and SSS Washington AMI 73O Fulton sts BROOKLYN " -
observation-disclosures in drawn AL sleson cars ea1
urocured y. of theNcket ohcesu Ne"-fofA Ni'' -
S39 WashinetOn-st. Rrooklvn. - ...,a,,c,
sTbese trains run daily All others daliy exS,ps
tThese unMS rIS,s stop az H"fo" ''-' G. I MEEKER,
General superintendent oeneia as9Nnso. --s-
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

TJiuilcrl Aonce5.
HORN SuyrR NtiyfXG CO.,
WALLS. NEN-i o. *, Oct. u, 1881.
DiVIDI y 80 l5
DIVIDEND of $500, 900, being three per
cent ON H. oaptll stock VIII De payable 10 stoc c.hoHcrs
~ o. ON ana aor NOycubDr 10 al me ohcaoI NE com
vsnv Trlus rr books Wednesday No cmDcr
rronrfi November H. w - ho l. 7cc'c'H,'
WAuA.u 81 LoUE hND PACIFIC RAILWAY CoHiANf,}
LoUI-. Nov. .. lS 81
NOTICE.-CoupOns OF the following bonds
VIZ; -
wabash Railway - OF 1879;
Charles Bridge, ntsi 10 riEage;
Charles Bridge. ScOld uofG2sci
Cnaha DyiNpu, uf No m rtglgfi g., .o.,.or. duo
- for,s Otiunva Crifr Rapids first mortgRec uue
CctoheS IT. last viii pad November 90 on piesohtatioh
al ihe SatlOvR Bank O, 'Ommcrce, Ncw-1Wk iii
me Interest due october A. last SCR CertihateS VIII
be M November ssntatiOn n the MetGpolan
- ' SOLON HUMPHREYS Receivers
THOMAS +. UT.
OgfIcI OF IllE MISSOURI, KANaAs6 TEXAS RAILWAY GO,
lgj BROADWAY, hEW-fOhK. Nov. ~ 1854,
rr'HF following coupons, due December i,
1884 wiz be paid ut this Office on and after ma'ny'
MIssOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAs RAILWAY . PAh
CF'TT ~ n i pm CENT G ..,ERAi!NOhSOle ,-t,
TEBO AND SFOsIIO RAILROAD D Fll.oI dOh i1aOr'
EAST IISEAN DRIED IsII -R ~ It-l MO 10 u,
H. B HENSON, IIea'uIer.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
H7FW-yORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.

Stst,ons in NevYork ST. and Dosbrosses:st.
S (Ph,la & Reed. RR. foot Libettyst
LEAVE NEw.YoRK commencing Oct -. lss4. ,.oo ~,
aed iiS Zoo $50 ''9 o E M NJ spn66oyn }Ii6o n 81 s:o
800 sundays, 4;i5 oa % .sppm sppmD.c,rr m hoo 7:4,
1o,o. si5 M Via Penn RR AIS goo in, 1900 IL. so
o. m. SUNDAYS ais, o a. IN. p. ms 80 oro
For Rel Bank via Penn r. H. AIS. eooa n II m a., iIo
SGm sundsys Az ga so H. via r, snnSay Say si5
For long Branch Ocean Grove AuTy PaTk &, PGIi pGs
deiphia ami Reading RR 5:O 74j a. m l45 30 S:4o
Sundays stopping at Ocean Grove O. hsonrY o o
900 sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove OF Aeourf
Perk). 4;lb. n M 2. m. ,.r, ,,q =, m
For Freehold via PHILADELPHIA ard Reading lN q
M 400 800 For lakewood Tons Ver 81 a1S For Tons
Fyer via Penn RR Ct 900 m For nsa@ng @ "a
HuFTs BLoDGETG C. @ HANCQCR \ X X To9 " n n n
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
liorses arr Carriages.

BEAUTIFUL. thoroughly sound roam
3 seId,nr for slnee or Colbe harns 61year, 10 handS
I'M ORANGE COUNTY STABLES, ioth-SI ana 4ih--Ne.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
Gin I)ro 'er y y lntsJ

XNANTED.-A large building on 6th-aye.'
w near 23dst or on 23d.st Caye. Eary posses
sion ID. BIRDsALL x co, "l9 roadway
lyI ANTED-FOr cash customer. n building
w on water or Front At. near Cocniies SIP, -.
rutland & WIlIII&G. = Bcckmap-s'.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
Giiualicns iOante0--GeMa!cs.

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
As Association.
Chartered by the state Of New York;
:. ODFLL. Irelldent f.. V. ODFtd. Treasurer.
w. II. PROSSER, Secretary. NJ. A. KELLOGG, Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

TOtIR-SIOkl 1OONE, unlufhlriltu ~
N west SGth.stj newly end elegantly decorated :
ien' low my s. NJ. BLAKELY, 1926 broadway.
mo FT or FOR SALE.-rhe new lOur-sl0ry
brown. wclling. soutbwes corner t3dsi cll hn
isonav cabinet trimmed paiued ann oeeoiaeu uiiou
ont. hOtfhi /. hi'D"-'. - -'"'-
fE,O LET or FOR SALE.-lhc new four story
brownstone dwelling, southeast corner 90 ~ ann Met'
' .,,t ~ HOBisRT :. BROWN ~ HGssGu-si.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

A cVERTISEA, ENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL 81 RECEIVED AZ - I lie ~,
rDs.l\VN OFFICES 80. LIS Broadway. corner ihry
tr..ss anul H. aud sos West Twenty 'hiidsi c9rner
40 l1r.eve corner Forysevent'ist Nos L05 Iinrp III
80 nr1r Nlxcfl st. and NJ he HARLEM ettlCt a.'0yo -
Thrd ave corner one 'utmedandI"ehty uitusb- uP ~
20 N. a. Ceguiar Office ratee
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
Dnsiness lr,u,rtp for SHE III - Es'
oi!n Heal Csl1te 9or 5llc.

oiiD iical Cstlte 9or Sale.
An ELEGANT CORNER; avenue l.r.5 ana lnl
~ street houses in central oclt consiie oi are ~
small fats ronny s4c,O)p. vii bee sol ~ haish ~
pro,npt puIcbascr: must D. seen ~ Pc lprictilif|
IiiBBNRD & DAVID ON 5a-st amt Les As'"'-a,e,-
=. OVER .TSENENTS FOR TIE NEW
"a YORK. TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT lIs
JTPr1WN OFFICES, No LIS broniway. corner !hhlr
trsr.sr until D. ~ 3oS west Twenty thFst coiref
Eighth avo No l63 Fouithnve. corner Ron iecnlhs.,
ave near Sxiieh.st ami az fic HARLEM JFFlVl- 80
qhri ave- corner 0nchul lr5llnttN eAty Ait1s. - ~
S). M. at regular oiIce tates
DRILLING LOTS-For sole on al Avenues
ID and cross size is at reduced prce5 = - 'lANN9o'
d co, Pinc-st
A FOR SALE on West T2d-st.. llOO-ioot
a. slr.t I've extra fue foUrsfoy ioscel tWo o.
fhon with ami 0us hnl-hei IN 10" hl u"
signs These supcror IN consIf fciinh ai N"h
mausrip: bOck restricted: hufc 10 increase H VT "'i ii
he po,d rs houses tho Home u san iats ds ro8
;. CItAWFOR.. u''dcs. $50 Wc'' '-dsi
IDIOT 5Ox1O1 on 1Ojth-st.. coo feet east Of
4 Cenra' parx; rc.1y for impr1vcmcn, lh, ald t"r
fhrce homes at rf about flrn"O "a D. sl2'oO i"i
pot Address f.. J.dORA II WaI.'i.
WYE ARE OFFERING large number oI de-
W srabe investments IN Eats AMI tIfa,n,a thl a.
rec aly nonton The following: s3nO' rent VI - FIbDN
rent o. $4,000. rent, F21uo; r;l,OOO rent '""
s31 0,O $500 $4,000. rcnt 400 Cell and u.s.
VIZ
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
Cir i1rou .rtp 60 Get.

ACyERTISEMENT FOR TIE NET
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL SE hEclIFED ~ IttG
TplOWN OFFICES. LIS BrOadwgi corner lhlfiy
frstst uDdi p M and 3Os West Twenty .'lsi corner
Fighth ave No. lb3 FouthnNc.. corner louietfihst,
7e0 Thirisye corner FoItg.ecvcnths Nos. go. Ihir
ave near Sixiethst and at the HARLEM yFtiCE. 9'.O
THIRD One hicdcd ANIL" ~ -
sp. NJ at regular Oidoe rat4a
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
Ohio Ceufal Railroad COnDalT, Main Line.

The plan n corrnization be- procured from INC
UNDERSIGNED 10 avail of IS bcnehr Fr MORTGAGE Bonas
nnd other securities with the amoHn's ~ assessment thereon
mus lee deposited with the Centa Ifs- Company Oh oi Oe-
iO.c Monday. December l. 1884. - .,,, .
CiIARI,I.S J.CANDA. Chairman, 50 William st.
ID. Il. UAISTEAD, G. W. OPDfkE,
Grin NELL BIZ Rf. !. :. STANTON,
tx..r, ftfn( (fgrnTr
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
sieamScats ans Railroads.

STpAyY BOATs.--Csreatr reduction In tare ,r, TO
o.n,s Newyork " Albany Peoples LIN. stsam ~,
frrw ami sr. JOHN, every wcek d"y W o''"
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
Cornirp ilroperlp 9or GaIe an1 Go Efl

s'ARM FOR SALE.-The farm known as t.S
McCamey ra Goa a;1F Of a1oil SV9 ,a acre N N
drange Conn v = s. ana partly 40 64ss toint' y -. 70
offered for sale The Inti@ vel wal lod am - Wy ~
,luctiy aod Ae building are al - RnJd sAd.2
For PARTICULARS price etc Apply % ,..,. txoc,,or
Warwick. Oran GO 60, ~ J
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

NURsE.--By Il trustworthy Pr9test4hlt M 20 10
are b,.she.f city reference non last fh''eF A"''
7 - lrilnne DfI~u Ince, L. Sbroh""'.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

'On 81 t'it r3> from Grand Central Depot.
Three express trains ar (Snnlays oXcepted 10 & 5oo ~
fDirlDr attacheD an % ~ aice M s,dcning
coySS' S'ns 0'r'' ""1'~'' 80 | " r. ". POPPLf, Agent
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-21

Tur tollowino are Tho roc.ot ex,ros-
sions of the New York nonors regording
tbe late election. The SIM sovs. "Frec
trade has goined in This election. but If
has NOT gained a vic,orv Where tho
whole conclusion denends unop n notify
nlurolitv of l2OO votes ooouired after
such n oueer and nbanomenol coptast ne
we have inst gone tbrough II conrot he
said that either side ia the victor~ The
Trihpne saws. .In Now Yorl ,,5 600
votes wore cost for Cor,ieId In 1881
This voor tboro ,yero ohort 55s ooo yotos
for Mr. blaine In New Iorsoy tho vote
for Mr. ploipo is osoo mora thon Tho voto
cast for GorGeld In 1sso and , similar
CO. % oeairs onnaors IN o,tar MI,
''"'o VI "''"i1 "Ppe"i' ~ O''ei WI"
ern States. Ihe republican party has
gained more votes than it has lost, both
bv the transfer of free traders TO Cleye-
,.,aana h,. a.. ,,,,.on,,an 49, o. ish,,
! '"N "'N ~ WV Ni'Ni''N" ~ ~ "N""'
That doesn't have morlbund look"
The Times saws. "Several Republicnn
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-21

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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-21

"DRrNK hot water my son." says
Cincinnati doctor: ait win aid a.igges-
ton, cleanse your stomach and rinse
your kidneys. Ice water is as bad as
beer to give one Bright's disease.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-21

EARLY in the campaign some sanguine
papers claimed that Kansas was n
doubtful State. Blaine's plurality is
G3,O0O In round numbers, and Martin for
Governor, over Click, Democrat, $1,000
majority.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-21

"PUBuc Improvement do not grow
is the terse expression of Colonel Bel
KNAPP, and 1t speaks a full volume Of
why there is nothing being done in that
line. Work and enterprise is what makes
public improvements.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-21

WITH cholera in France and smallpox
in Canada, it would look as II these
United States would get n benefit pretty
soon, unless rigid quarantine is main
tanned,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-21

Friday. November 81. 1884.

The time to advertise is when you
have an article of merit, that will give
satisfaction to patrons as TO price and
quality,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-21

The Kerens Light truly observes;
"Temple Houston, the youngest son of
the late General Sam Houston, has been
elected to the State Senate. Temple
Houston is regarded by the public gem
orally as man of ability and true
patriotism, and truly representing his
illustrlous father in all the affairs of
Government"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-21

A MODERN philosopher says that street
begging is a sign of prosperity. A visit
to San Antonio on any Saturday would
make him believe that there was bo-
nanza somewhere around here. If the
number of beggars are to be taken as an
Indication. But it is well to say that
begging is prohibited by police regula-
tion except on Saturday.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-21
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Entered Mt Postonicc at sun Antonio, Texas,
ms second class matter.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-21

EVEN New York has got tired of the
knocking out seances of Professor Sui
livan, and the grand jury has taken the
matter in hand, with indictments
against Sullivan and Greenfield for
prize fighting. The attendance at Madi-
son Square was an index of the fact that
public opinion has become disguised
with the exhibitions, there being but
about 1000 at the last one, and probably
few healthy indictments would settle
the matter altogether.