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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-05

PENNSYLVANIA Republicans are talking
Of making five congressional districts
out OF the one represented by Samuel J..
Randall.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-05

The LIGHT's holiday edition will be
readable representative paper, devoted
to San Antonio and her interests.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-05

THEY had Cleveland and Hendricks
leap year ball at Rockport last Friday
night, which, the Transcript says, was II
succpas
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-05
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

New Time Card In Eject October ~. 1884,
Z. & q. n. Railroad.
DEPARTURES:
For st. Louis, via Mo. Pacific route. 12na m.
For AZ Louis via |. N. route ..... II Goa m.
For LAREDO ............. ......... $50 m.
ARRIVALS.
FROM st Louis, via Mo. Pacific. ... 900 n. m.
From 81. Iolis, via Iron Mountain $40 IN.
From Laredo .................. ....... 1:l5 y. IN.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-05

The vote of Texas this year would
indicate that the population Of the State
is about 2,225, 900 in round numbers.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-05

Entered at ros,oIicc at san Antonio, Texas,
as second class matter.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-05

Rev. ALEXANDER CRUSiMElI., of Wash
ington, on Thanksgiving day, preached
an eloquent sermon from the text: "Tell
the people what things lie has DONE"
in which he made the following sugges-
tions for the colored people: alt is
day of sorrow and apprehension on the
part of thousands of our brethren
throughout the country. Multitudes of
them all over the land, blinded by care
and anxiousness, seem oblivious of even
the sun In heaven, and can only see
clouds and darkness above and around
them. Nor is 1t to be wondered at that
n feeling Of disquietude falls upon their
spirit, and that serious misgiyings dis
turb their thoughts. For 20 years, not
withstandng numerous ills, they have
felt themselves safe in the hands of
political party who championed their
cause in the days Of slavery; who risked
life and reputation in the effort TO eman-
olpate and enfranchise them; who have
secured their lives, Legislative frun-
chises, prerogative gifts of power. But
now Of a sudden the stail OF accom-
plishment falls PROSTATE from the hands
Of our friends, and the great champions
OF the race are hurled from power.
Nothing can be more natural, in these
circumstances, than sense of moral dis
location, and keen feeling of civil and
political orphanage. do not speak of
these events as n mere critic or an I'M
concerned observer. | think | can scan
the events Of the day, and contemplate
the circumstances of the times with ms
much interest and anxiety as any other
man of our race. But | cannot
| "Nurse dcspair
Nor feel the dreadful appetite Of dca h."
feel that the earth is still solid beneath
our feet. look up TO the heavens and,
Notwithstanding the changes of winds
and the fluctuations of clouds, see the
sun still the great centre of our system,
still the fontal source of light and heat.
God, the blessed and eternal, still sits
upon the throne of the universe, UNI
changeable in His grand characteristics
Of love and justice, of truth and rlghte-
BUSINESS. There, from all eternity, lie
has been sitting, King of kings and
Lord of lords. From this grand fact
draw the inference of the permanent
abldance of all things that are true
equitable and just. And although In q
world where things are dark and tangled
look for disagreeable changes and dis
astrous happenings. ! am satisfied thai
that only can stand and endure which
has in it the image of Gods face, divin,
and holy. Why then should entertain
any deep disturbance Of soul, or submit
to querulous doubt and classification
This will not do; for indeed there is NJ
cause for 1t. feel that above the darl
clouds visible to human sight, there Ia
clear, radiant, and eflulgent heaven; ant
thither, to-day, / wish to raise my owl
soul, and II possible invite yours like
wise. Andthereiore it Is. that forget
full Of the time and Its troubles and anx
ieIies, | fall in with the spirit of tn
day, and join in with all my heart Il
chants, anthems, joyous hymns, render
ing thanks to God"
"I.ittle Jokern Ia the best smok ing 10
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-05

MAST, lutest cartoon In lInrper's
Weekly represents the Democracy ms
being a very lean and hungry-looklng
tiger. while Governor Cleveland con-
fronts 1t. having in his hand n club
labeled Independents. This picture
shows that while IIarper's Weekly was
Democratic for one time only, that Mr..
Nast's old instincts have not left him
through his recent campaign conversion.
But 1t Is also a matter of comment that
the Democratic papers which hailed the
Weekly as an ally few short weeks ago
are now kindly advising it and the indie
pendents to take n back seat.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-05
CLIFFORD, JOHNSON & WINTER


Published daily. except Sunday, at 2iO East
Commerce street. Delivered by carriers
throughout the city at lOcents a week, payable
TO our agent. Single copies for sale by news
boys at 8 cents Subscription, per year e. 90,
In advance.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-05

The municipal election which takes
place next month Is in all respects much
more important than the interest so far
awakened shows. In the next two years
will be settled many questions concern
ing the future of San Antonio, both as
regards her progress and her prosperity.
Something more will have TO be done
than what Is accomplished on paper.
Talk will not bald railroads, manufuc-
tories nor internal improvements. The
point has been reached where more
practical results must be shown, and TO
that end the incoming city administra-
tion will have TO legislate. A new city
charter will be the opening toward the
ways for more extended city improve
ments, but the Mayor and Council
should be Of that class who will leave
nothing undone TO advance the interests
and prosperity Of the city generally, in
whatever will rebound to her import
ance, both at home and abroad. Captain
Smiths plan to spend $4,000 n year in
each ward, is good enough ms far as II
goes, but it does not go far enough. 1t
Is true, we ought TO crawl before we
walk, but we have been crawling too
long already, and it will need u vigor-
Gus liberal policy to get out Of the ruts
of long ago. Colonel Belknap sized IL
up in the sentence that Public i'm
proyements do not grow, they are
bought like any other commodity" and
they can not be bought on the two-for-a-
nickel policy, either.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-05

TnE Houston Age, speaking OF the
Eads bill for the Improvement Of Gal
weston harbor, says: "lf the extraordi-
nary appropriation asked for is ever OBJ
tanned 1t must be obtained during the
coming short session of Congress. II Is
not likely Mr.. Crane will favor 1t when
he takes his seat, and it he does IT is not
likely he will ever see second term
The failure Of this bill may have the
effect OF starting anew in the way Of
appropriations for the Gulf coast har-
bors, where the entire Texas delegation
will unite in an appeal for fair and just
appropriations all around.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-05

When n woman expresses her opinion
upon the racrits Of anything she has used,
IL IL, In almost every case, given In words
direct from the heart, md free from the
dictntion- of pccuninry interest or policy,
which TOO frequently influence the actions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
4 m Western New ORR AID No ffsrr Nprf-s. With
Z O. gh draw Fochc-'ef AMI M1Gtr nj.
% a TED Chicsgo fv0rees 80 tl t'r ~ cars
stOpp.lg at AlJSnl ilca. syria usc 30 -itr Luna 8
agra Tails. tTie Cleveland ana Toledo arr ing a. chicago
Il . Nt tav
Montreal rVrre~- through draw room cara.
O3u d. m thcagO Express draw room cars 20 ian'n-
da sun R.cl es'er. Nianra Fills huii" ahl l.it'ie
SpuDgs connects for Oeweco Sharon SpFnSs Iayton ahd
N "a m WS-..ru Nev-vork and Northern Express vth
drnvinr Also connects for points IN tie t'fh
a. a H. M CatskiH Mountains Albany Troy Saratoga Lake
George and Tucl Express thlOlgh drawing room rs on
Lii Mountain Is r. running through thou delay
- p H.. Accommodate 10 o. Albany ant Troy.
6 m Express with steniug cars Tor Niacara
FAILS Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday Toledo Detroit
40 m Express with sleeping Syracuse and TO
y m. Pac Express. with seepng cars for Rochester
Buffalo ais. Cleveland. Toledo Detroit Chlcdgo
Louis. Cane Vincent also Clayton except SaiufOaN
IL m Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Alaly aun
Troy Connects with the morning trains Oi the est ana
North .ept saturday NIGHT. - -. .
Creu 252 and 4-5 Rroldwav. and AZ Wescotts fXpir~,
Offices PARK place aud ls5 and ga Broa"Ay NeN-f DIX
and SO Washington and 80 Fulton sts Brooklyn, and ~
Fourth.st. VII am-Oure. =,
procured the ket Offices IN NevlorE Gay and at
53- Nashu- tOnst. BouElfn
baggage called for and checked from residence.
'1hesr trans run daily AL Others la excep sunday
TOICEN. &. h MIENkk,
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIrUNF WEDNESDAY. AUGUST q. 1884,
Summer Resorts

CTRF HOUSE. Ocean Beach. y. j.,
- Cuers Juue a. 4 frgtclass family house. NeTly pa
Ifrod paIuft Thoroughly drained ana ventilated Io
; -GAERt r~oN.
TN FAI YOUTH HOTEL. Portland, Maine.
This uro MODERN built hofe is fle Jar goat AND best ho.
81 DE rtr Its deli. h-fuy situated u tie r reuF an
u portion of The u'ao rfer- 'h pult t* tt''
u Boston Jos 'iN''
economy comfort suN CONVENIENCE II VII To- 'o" un
f-etUf.ou4II. fr...ts.. hotel fAl
Principles. J-h- MAi.i IN ii'l i'''''-
EX-OODHlNF COTT AGE.-This popular sum
~ resort situated o. o Cefsts equator q"
mile from NJ pot cl u-rh and OF Office ent O. -''
t.nesvel suppl ot VIt1 mills &C. .oiio 800 nu ei
rfy-fVe ~. until october frD carriage I
dep ohouse. Tor terms address a. p NOEL fiir ili1
Ulster tounty y \.
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Dropo5sls.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
IN DUPLICATE. SEALED

NAVY PAY OFFICE
27 STArEsr.. NV YORK Aug - So
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE, SEALED
and end prsed envelope Bids for supplies Advertised
viii Dee received on this oH until % 0c0, september t
l>9 for the follow supplies ~ The best quality % De- de-
hveted within thirty from date order Of
expense. a. the Navy Yard. N"R.Y0fk:
BUREAU or STEAM E<GINEERiNG.
Iron paints 1in copper coal bar -c files pacs ing,
iron miSaell4ueuus oueiF
>c lies o, tne lecs ui.gd az this Office
AMI at the Navy Yard
The night IA reserved % reject oil bids that not
De- desnen dysnlareOus 70 the Government
Two rcsiOusb Q srrips required prompt and faith
fui delivery o. the suppl e. awarded.
Blank forms Wi. turn she'd 40 this Office.
Bios properly signed ccruAed De considered.
A. H. GILMAN.
Pay Director 4. -. Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
An trains except the m and 80 trains leave
from 4ldst Cortandt and DeshrOsses SITS STAT Ons
The ltaO N and 435 trains leave from west "a 81
Fsr chicago Detroit o ~ p Pullman sleeping
through on hsth trains
suspensi0D Brdza Niagara Falls Buffalo NewArs and
EToass
Syracuse ant oneida TAO. .lOa m; 2 D m
I'Uca. 7.4U 10, II 20 A. m a 10.
ALBANY = 40. 30. II 10 N. I. - m
SaAtoga and Lake CesTge specials SO a m. ll20
bSp n Logan tTEns with revolving chair smoking cars.
eay Goa hes ana Buffet parlot cars
sprinss IOoo w. with buhet ParOr Car through
New Surs ans Kingston '7sSo $780, $40. 1000 IL 20 m
Pa ssvlils Care Mountain House station. Kaat.rsktL
$50 q and 80 p M
EA.tors.il hunter summit Pine Hill. Ph0ncla 20
II 20 " $50 N. Buffet Parot Cars 70 summit % 20
FoP Sos,Ioai ana Canada East s5os m. 800 2 m A35
a Psror Saratoga paof and sleeping cars thence
V hontrsA m ao
CrsnstepE oaly 40 IN, 34Opa.
LAIi Other trains daily except sunday
For tlckss tables psror sleeping car ace0mmofa
Eons o. Inform sppi, Al oCss Jersey city Penn r.
station Hobsksn 1l5 Washngo at BrOOklyn, Court
at Amer once foot FutOnst ssn Eutsust, snd1 De
fsl6svs NswYors Cty. lsl 2sl, se3, s4e N2s Broad
ysy 731 eth.sve. les Easi l2bh ct lN sovsry Peun
4 stsrona foot Of Csruasdt and pssbrossss sis and
spd eh.cfsd ron Estss rssdsnses osds be left
xsslY xoSxTz. sss- PssA AEsai
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Brook.nn prOpcrtp for Sale ana % cet

PLOT Of low-pricod Brooklyn lots free
y and clear and cash. o. extlaus' iof Ne"-t'.A iu'
P'''' '''' rutland & WHITING. Teekmaa 81
VO LET.-Large furnished house, Broohlyn
Ilglt- to responsible tenant only Apply with ie~r-
,U,es Is ASH NDION BROWN, \eF-l ora Post Once.
- nDn CASH and 81 1000 on mortgage
- D.9U}j wi. .uv tlc iour--torv and bsseaent brl,s
bay
talius rooms iot -5zJ0. house 25XlO Address r. L f.
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6ilnahons Uanit0--f females.

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
. o,,--, Chartered by the state o NeE;Y9rEl
" H. T. secretary II a EaLL5GG. ...'fi,r
Main, Main orc: l,sl7 croaagay near 2!,h's
Brooklyn - ana :. s-ri-si. near /, ~ nan:
,y - fuil on-st near y an 'sro i
The rsereaces d following advertisers have been
Advertisers can be seen or Oaace.
COOR.-First class private family: country No.
Coot-Fryajs 5olrding-house; city country; No 4,
COOS HND ASSIST wAsH.-firstcass cook. city or
eo@gnFk 80 :! l1 troadwsy cook ,,s excellent
laundrcss. No. q D. Al BIZ Broadway.
LAL y DRESS Ers'-ciass. private family No Z, at
Protestant infants or attend an invalid thor
COOK ana LAUND RE>s.- Prote.tant; GOOD cook and
LAUN l;tss German prot.sanL understands II thor
Lao NDRISs-f nIish Protestant, for city only No.
IL. Al l.3l7 Broadway. . ,o-..,
the business thoroughly so at ISL Broaiway
A YOU'VE girl wishes TO do plain sewing or
mendng By The day or to assist With dreS'm@Ae' good
tribune Uptown once 1888 Broadway.
4 MISS l.. CAMPBELL'S foreign and d.
q 1es mese male snG shs Mia. viii oo OK
clute'i from t1is Office
NOOK.LAUNDRESS and GENERALHOUSE
tItV 6r country At EPISCOPAL NION 5s East I4th-st
6OOk.-b V uISJ -clasN ,FtIHdu DON LOU
Y cry references 81 East 9thst ring the bell twice
No cards.
OOOK.-Bv an American Protestant private
Y family satisfactory reasons gven FOR leaving LAST place
pa West. .th..t. one flight 'front.'
GOOK-By a swedish girl. rs frst-cass cook.
~ L'''' "a ''-'' I.,','.,
COOK AND LAUNDEE~S.-ln private fam
y iIv OF would 1uf lv t1n lay willing and 1)N-hs
No cards. 1913 West l8th-st. top hOor ~ the rear.
100 ..... IA ...i;.I.t., ,.,,,,,,
oraD br,Tyfy leyrersnre IN All Kinds OF cook ing
1ol INA ,er = rr,IiIe boz -I. ,,-rk o month uuexcep
rilre,le civ rsirrppres ..5l Yves. 4}t-t ton uO0r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

W ,sHSoroN. Aug. lt ia )
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received a,
- TN. ONCE until - 30 1854 tar ttnlshIhz nv
delivering glass for tie reeon-tructon OF We nutn
TIE Interior Department building IN "totusi-r b',, I.
ulr and specific aous which may De- seen al ''
Office. ia this building. -.--- s.,.e,. a A
b. deemed interest OF the Government 10 d" -"
st,,t,,,t An formation
'""J ~ ~ L. JOSLYk. Aetlns Secretary
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GUNNER Resorts.
ARGYLE HOTEL,

II, bours via l onr Island Railway y daily.
open untl october New heating appliances
Liberal management and rates
new and saltwater batblug Flhe
loatng fishing driving and stabhng facilities Rooms ID
the hotel OF Argyle Cottages - , ,--r.,,,-.
4 SBURY PARK, \. }.
n HOTEL ALBION. -.
An elegant family house. handsomely furnished IoO
JsrCs from surf; splendid rooms excellent Deo7 must
C. ri. PEMBERTON. Proprietor BOX 90
DIRONDACkS.-Pl rooms with ex-
ceen board in quiet house on the shore OF HShr'0n
lake terms reasonable the autumn superior ar LOT III
yalids Address LAKE, De POttersvnle, New.N ORR.
DESIRABLE PLACE for those seeking
~ frstcass for the summer ana fail at
lrvate iamiy'A mansion, about an hour from
tho city and depot modern cunvcnicnces hl- Io
ton. superior and grounds fruit milk
~ ol""--- ~ l. TrNnne Ocle.
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5liunllons tU1Iteo-- AlI.cs.

Ct,N-,rrU,r,N J;,,,.;r. IS 81, 49,
\ NIN IE.NAN ui'I'V>II- ~ HiH HVlN
ui- .iu'I ON 'of ms c' man 7-I' "l ~. t'I e
Ira9. sti.'t5 tAr'I ~. -l,o Ga" ~ ID. -
te Of core harness, a ages un4er tlnd. ga1irnng
anu uIN-ue s'Ie'A4y trr rs N'o4 -, - '
Il .,Sa or ', nor md rS1 mn In,
ard A dress / b. tribune p.oan in - l. 3. Broad
w
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wow iEIEN engineer. references from last
! emuuyer. Address COMPETENT New York Tribune
office
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y sTArR-sr NEW ok. Aag. - - r,
PROPOSALS ~ DUPLICATE SEALL.D1
i and endorsed envelope Bld TO- SupIls nynsf %
will received al this once until u 'ooA IN.
So for the following supplies OF ne pes -;
deiVered within ten dsy. fIom date OF orue i4'' Va
AZ the Navy Iaui, Ncw-York 49,. rtp,ru-
"Ht REAL tuN-IUit T.ON AM ~
700 Albany Roart. = feet by 10 inches by nch ,-.
iu information IN To the quality Of the articles TO
quIrrd be obtained a. tie Navy Ar NOT
The right reserved to any or an Jus ''' my "
be deemed ady ant Ia the Government filth
Two responsible auretcs reguirsi TOT tHe lt''-f' 49,
ful delivery OF the supplies aw arded
forms viii 10 furnished 81 ms uhSe Ia .td.r.
Bids not properly signed aud ccrtnsa WI w 11IfNAN
Paw Dlrector l.. s. Ssvy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
CHARMS
CTARIN's
~ CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

- CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Pier Is. y r., foot OF Cortlandt-st
Con.gumcnts Of freight forwarded directed any part
o. the world
UNElUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds OF freight and
rAauGse to any part Of the city
sEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
ROR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly nghtered any point
e. The harbor az reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,. BARGE5 AND GROVES Tt CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN srARTN ana FRAsTCs CORNING
Cor NEV HAVEN, leave Pier L. r. foot Of Cortlandtst
O. daily saturdays excepted
II CIR To- pors d. l. & " 4 R. received Pier 10.
- Nev-Haveu and points Past. Pier 49,
CENTRAL sHlPYARD. ConIuunipaw. n. DRY Docks
Machine and Boiler shops Everything sppertsining 70 tie
Construction and repair Of vessels
branch once .thave 4-dst. ?.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
1mu5emeuts.

BASEBALL. Polo Grounds, to-day
~ Grand feogue champioDshi9 Match
INV '-''-'-'D vs. NEwyonK.
Game called att p m. Admssion 20 cents
RIJ0U OPERA HOUSE, B'way and 5och-st
40 This Wednesday evening
THE loHtNlAN GltL.
Ih"r'' III .t Gii ~ ~ 40 Ns6EM4NffYA 1''He
CASINO, Broadway and 39th-st.
~ Unprecedented ~ucoessof
ritz LiTIGE DtEE.4
py Tut eIei,d p ne T9,t conn 'te Inc
Rsci Garden Pc nenale oncert -tirr performance.
Admission Including BON entertainments, 30 csn'a
EDEN MUSEE. - West 23d-st.
-, Always del ghtfuly cool
wax 5ero'5pes ca% q nd 529g ana orde a4.a &er
noon ami Evening Admission % cents children cents
FlETHI 4, y lTHEATRE;-September l.
Next NoND4I sl '3i P,' sfG london 'aees'''
with "a. o. uausnaI strength
..'BoE sale opsns on Thursday morning.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. .STORN-BEATEN'
~ Reserved seats orcheat circle and balcony jO,.
THIS w,es ouy y 70 AMI sAI,, MAIIyEEs.
The survivors RPsa.n o me sta 1%' By FRANKx BAY
Gt EzEER Rac' Nj Fts 2RF1'r Iet re
NEXT "EEK-hARrLEl CAMPBELL- PARArioN:
ROSTER Il BIAL'S, Matinee To-day.
wsmrata " a 1s e A IasS 1pr s me Msrens
sunday next hr' PSoTmaaeS 1nasr the management Of
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE. At $50.
~ FIFTH MONTH SATURDAY MATINEE an ?
MAY BLOSSOM Beasco's Great MAY BLOSSOM
MAY BLOSSOM Domestic PLAY MAY BLOSSOM
- sept l. CALLED BACK FIFTH Avenue Theatre.
NIBLOS GARDEN, Crowded.
~ POOLE AND GILMORE. Proprieors and Managers.
Reserved seats orrhestra circle and b. epuy 80 cent.
MATINEE5 WEDNESDAY AND sAfcRD&9 AZ q
STAR THEATRE. Broadway and I3rh-st
- MI LESTER WALLhCK. Proprietor and Manager
IRIU NPHANT -Ttt ES~.
kIRALFl BROTHERS,
Greatest u all PrOiur tiOnA
~lt.BA
AND THE SEVEN RAVENS.
The Perfcc'o ~ spectacular ~plenfOr
MATINEES " lDNE~DAf AND SAT- RDAY.
Popular Prices. 2Jc., J0c, - and u 81.
TENTH ANIMAL PLATTDUToCHET
AT SCHTTTFN PARK. UNION HILL
ADJUST -, Is IS and 27. 1884
Union SQUAEE THEATRE.
X QU EENA ." PEONOIN I'D - CCE~S."
Fv.ry l'tflug amt saturday Matinee
QCEENA BEEN PLYNPTON ~ADIEMARTINOr
LILLIAN >PENt Err
QUEENA Usual prices. Box Office always open.
| tTH-STREET THEATRE. Cor 6th-ave.
4 Last IiI-es-1yery ev,nlnv "a eel and Matnees
,.l.r-r,-r. "A i.AG BABY. .-. .,-,..,-.
MONDAY, september !. " FREAK, OF FORTUNE
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Proposals.
DROpOsALC FOR DREDGING.

PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.
CoG. Iior-Iov ,zT Grrryn -rs-
>Gf-l oAN. Aug y. i--i.
u' ars noon "a -e'J-laer .s,h IL iorareqe.qs
-H.sI Butter. d .Nqure Nrn YORK to forms o U's
an other information Apply 10 DJi5A5%IEsS uFncrn
captain Of Engineers.
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING RIVERS
/ And HARbOE-. .o
AavS Etiio'ya. NEw .YoeK aug Is isst
Sealed proI . H tupi ate ~ be opened At - c3Cs
o. The iIl day Of september @ arc 1'ed ,2 slT
FLORIDA ana also for coutiuun, work upon the Jety 10
c proeoa. ior e. Of the works will be audtn
nSc ,lc prpo,ai {. oarrcI bidder may ior me
OF both ~ ihe works al rs op'on p.ls ag be OBJ
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rmher - 80 ar which ,me 4Ia P" ana 3' verrr az tnt
10 pe'eng o qaders ror I ,Is 1i 80 PENDANT
Lamps 500 Bracket Lamps 900 henctio p lo ia. ~ ~
all 10 conform precisely 70 the sealed samp a. mi, Depot
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proposals OF To- aceeI az may De m@s' f f'rts
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hneraan prodacon and pnufarturs roduce the "a
enc coast 10 The extent ~ tnr consumption required ~ NE
public service there BaEks and Information a. o 20 Fy
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DEOPUSALS FOR POST OFFICE ENVE-
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sealed proposals will be- received al us lie! io,s m,
Monday. the I5th dsv Of september -~-i 80 . 49, Ia
frni shiug Post OnIcc opes IN such
q l-c4 year ending June So l'7J Of tho following
caasrs,
Nos tot. For onicill letters and returns
No. ). For turning dead letters.
No. o. For Tee Stored packages $1,000.
No 7. Tag envelopes Tor reg stored pa lsoN
NOS For International m0ney-order adyl, .,+to,s
forms with samples an u,i 20 essstant
vii te furnished upon application 10 the 4"l'"
Postmaster General, asLIngtOn' D. =. , rDrarrAJ
postmaster. 90 sneral
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6elp n)ante0.

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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
poeton and the East m rail from Grand Central Depot
hree express trains daily Sundays excepted Boston
IN o. m tparOr ched aud 10 with palace
sleeping sundays at 10 p m with palace Sleeping
Newport express leaves Gran0 Central Depot AT
D M at Newport 7's5 ParoT cars attached,