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New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. R.
NEwyERsEY CENTRAL DIV y!sIoNs

TIVE FSoT q JIRERTYsT SSFT Il hIyEh yIas ss.
Ss sS fsSS sS ;SS S%
& r Gs
psxMnNG kSoM on all Day Trains
s ss a. sIs.S @ saa qsss p :' n
o a Boz 1889 % S0 sa'5' ssS
Goex HAVEN PExIE and PH1LrsBURe Penn,
aAnHNoS CITY a 5SS stS s;aS. t.SSP q 400
~ s s ss S mn i,Oo $780, 400
IS 1 Zoo s.s ss$ $fT%s2Ss aoo 81,
e! 200 isa sss, t.ssp m SUNDAY. al $50 N
fgIAMAoUA at 700. 7aS. saS M i'oo lSo' s;a' 400
siso aoo saS. n. loo i.so s4S, 5:4S Sunday
sasasfY6S ssse K e q. 400 TOO sss m Loo lso sas 100
y% ssI nia is SRIDak sD BRA r. Scii e 400 si5 400
ysTIprn syp ISaToN 700. s4s m. lOo $780, +:oO 4:so
ss se Fl 5nsesys ss sco nsS ssS s
96 e s ss2 & t5 ost seo ~ 80 snSSsy SSS $50 800 M
'is III so2 49, ~ e. $'s lSis
sSp G 'sa sSnssys s 800 800 siJ a m 1900 m. 1880 400
x sD IoNs ScG ST%HcT sss @ ocEAN GROVE &C. A rsy q
rs 2S9 tsIceps sS OCEAN 5sS tSS cScvs ts q
w. Sss III l2Up S5 Sg Hooa m $780, 400 500
-p%@.xEwooD. TOMS RIv Ek and BARNEGATat 400
,mS,f.i%sfiS %s !S ciTE fp TiNELASD and nRrDcEros
a" NEW " W.JEI.sFY SOUTHERN DIVISION
PT No kqn Ef aua Si fspsS ToSS saicxH
4:S1 300 iiGO a m 100 3i5, 4:S0 53o o. IN sundays
ycf iLBERoS.. AsDgEY PARK, OCEAN sSn SR99yE 9,d
a m is,n s45 lsSO. $50 p. a. 80 ,,o
yorATLANTic HIGHLANDS 43o s'oo 4 mi s4S oS'
xp@.npAKEwooD TOMS RIVER BARNEaAr. A;so a M
5Sssursa a c foot R ss1ss5. ss 5.4 rs5 asd fc S
Efs,sr.y Eos,s K,.'Js Jss s and
and l65, 2o5 East 10th st;
IA. SO Bowrry, pnncipai hotels in New York city
70 pr,,tIvp at 10. (Ourtst l07 Broadway S5a $50
- 2io S7y Manhatan ave In Hoboken, 254 Wash
a. T. Transfer Company Will call ior and check
easfaxxee. ee.rrrE sa IN q. @. HANCOCK.
D. sn.rai Manager Gen. Pass and Ticket Agt
If % RALDWIN, g. T.. p Agt., ll9 Liberty-st N Z.
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GO To THE WHITE MOUNTAINS

nv the direct ailrxn daylight routa special fxt
piess train with parlorcars will and lftsr June ~.
leave O. C. station New.York via n. Y. N H. and r. r..
FaOyans without change arriving at destination 1'o
AZ Wells Riv er for MONTREAL. NEWPORT, QUEBEC,
etc ASK for Connecticut River Limo Folder AZ principal
onices be secured in
M D. car ofco O. u station. or oy addfesans ~
ma telegraph IN u,x,,rp.,
a p and T. A., NY, N. II and ii. X X, 4th-sve ana
42dst, New-foIk city.
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REAL ESTATE.

NKw-YoRx. Friday, July "a. 1855.
The following sales were made at the kxsnanse
and Auction Room to-day:
BY Scott Meyers.
II :ssS s.s sss Ss; ss: a
BY Richard " Harne6 d o.
snd stSs frame brildne. o cdtn two O. sss NSs
@ ;oa ,oesssr sSs Wss SSS ws% ny
RECORDED REAL EsTATK
HEw-YoRK CITY,
Tho following ia q list Of the transactions re-
corded in the Registers Office to-day:
Baxterst No 80. Augustine oNen AND wifeto 9, ooo
ll7Sa ais r. soi lthsve aiii1i0oii Gath
arine L. Carey and another TO Catherine q carey 4
2stss Is Of 7ii ave-
81, cnsris: pay,On Tsferss sss z i1sl 70 Il
NichoIsssvs ~ IsGaa,s isoi Edward Rpsr and
wife Benjamin Bernard. rd...-::...:.;y;y:-. zo'oOV
nso SaI,SS SSr e. % q s1s
52S6H7lIo Jsmes Williams and wife to olin &, Zoo
Henry st. S,p'iSs & Min Brook %. irregular Lewis
'
.4s az O. ssn;avs Nss. RS";11ns Co 10000
Astst ss2S ~ Il y o. % lG,hsys fnSL :nta Ianoo $4,000
az n y o. sn,ass Sssn s;saoaI $4,000
Van Ripor and another 10 George Green ana a 400
Reasss No 1885 Icnaid Henry. referee 20 500
sth Sen aSs g. sss & sSisi a5iio6 Elizabeth
Pine to Be9a@n as oa6Sss 9sr nI65 CiaricsF
southmayd and another trustees to the contn' sooo
2sSss ms lot No is6 a5Ioss Patrick Co9an
and wife 10 George W CoEan..: ........:..-.:. ~
Rvington-s No 24I; Deano calvin. referee TO eoo
lsistsl. cor Of 6ihsve ioo12i liz Irregular aoo
Lewis sayre trustee to Francis f1ass: '0o
MJencks-.------...------.. 1900
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DROVIDENCE LINE

II fnr eOv DENCE AND -
ALL NORTHERN NEW-ES0I-AND POlNTA
Pleasantest route 70
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Elegant Steamers -. WI,
RHODE ISLAM D and HA~sA ACAUsETIs leave from Pier
~ n k. foot st., ~ o. m daily excep SUNDAY
Longest WATER ROUTE full nights rest Mbite Noun Noun
lain Train with paror car steamers landing Provt
tence o3o m through TO Fsbvans without change
Tickets and stateocms can 90 secaren 7 az as az a
way windsor Fifth Avenue. Asor House. Grand CentIs
Cosmopolitan Hofels-3Z0 Bowery. In Bro klyn al 333
Washington. $50 FnltoD Sta ana ~ Pier 20 N. Send
q por 3Oli for Summer Excursion Book .
r. M.POPPIE, General Passenger Agent.
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EOR LONG BRANCH Steamer Heisley,
Captain C. w. DAVIS leaves Pier n. Fast River daily
(Sundays excepted at $3.50 Returning leaves Long
Branch a. $3.50 M stops at seabrght each way ana At
Horses and carriages aslecIaty r. r. pOBBINs: 0Mner
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DroposaIs.
proposaIs.
QUEDUCT COMMISSION.
AQUgDucr Coa,nesoxERs' OFFICE
ROOM 200, slEwART BUILDING, 80 BROADWAY. }
NgWYoKK, July Il. 1852
TO CONTRACTORS.

BIOS OR PROPOSALS FOR c0NsTRUcTiNG SEC.
TIoN NO ofthe New croton Aaueduct IN Wesichester
July 70 1850 O'Clock at which place and hour they
viii be publicly opened and read by tho Aqueduoi commls
Commissioners q, soon thereafter as practicable.
The portion Of the said Aqueeu Tor the construction OF
and t, connections with the old aud new Aqueduc
Zach bid must be incossd In sealed envelope ndorsed
the OF the person or persons making the same
@a che same ana The of al inter-
them therein also that t Ia made without any con
sane work All respects fair without collusion
fraud thai no member O. te Aaueaet OF o. tne
deputy thereof cerg therein other ocer OF the Corpo
ration Or y or II is % G s n the s or IN
the 20 which II relates or IN the profits thereof
the sane that the several matters therein stated true
and be accompanied by acerted check upon NATIONAL
the Comptroller OF the tty Of SewYork for no.
cent Oh he amount " the security required
must mol be nelas with the bid but must delivered
the Aqueduct commssioners or 10 he secretary for a.
bidder will be ratune the Comptroller TO tho
persons making tho within three days alter the CON
tracts awarded II the successful bidder shall neglect or
reuse execute the within ten lays after notice OF
the award q him the amount OF ri. dcpc, w be
damages for such neglect or refusal % tpe PrT T
II he shall execute tho contracts within the time aforesaid
the amount OF his deposit will be returned 10 him
section is Fifty thousand Dolas the surety required
IL that OF two more or resident reehoders OF
the state Of New York who must collectively qualify for
double the amount OF the bond approved surety CON-
panies incorporated under the lawsoi tais State.
and residences OF the surctes must be stated In
the bids. . -.
and al they deem tor the best interest Of tho
hs Of S 81 s snS sT'Ss
bond all otter information required can be ootncd
by 'ra'' '' Inc A Aa"''''' JAMES W MccULLoH.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25

GOOD Farm Board ON the N. Y, s. and West:
" " Roc &bEsaS. Gs ssss is Sa ;s oisSs: Vs
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long ISLAND RAILROAD.
U.youESr AND RAPID TRAINS TO ALL POINTS
yRk~o ON LONG ISLAND.

time tables @ sS Pc nsd al ,asons S q me ss
S "asS sSSt tsn:lst 7S7 eth~ve Grand Central Depot
as:sei Hsa:s-:9 ANA other principal
AEW.YORK CENTRAL AND. HUDSON
syER. M I %i June o. 1885,
nm T ocSsssr and Montreal Express. through
and d s. Hs,s; ,Dso, With
D1sTns p,:, h%,sd and St Louis Express. with
ss sS iIi Sassss Ers and
: p next day Through Drawing Room Car to Niagara
1880 m Chicago Express drawing. cars % Rich
SsN springs Canandagua Rochester Niagara Falls and
III Western York and Northern Express with
ssc Albany Troy Saratoga and uaca sa,5g,s Eags,s:s
:" aeany and r,S T1sy
NIAGARA Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Defroia Chicago
With 70 Syracuse andt'
RasS % saa hfgTss'
sda d also sns q Clayton aod osdsn.Sus daily
eil5 m Night Express sleeping to Albany and
Troy Connects me morning trains for the West and for
Ticket; ssS q Grand Central 2egS, No us nSxllns
S% snS =, wssoctts Express o1,ces Parfpas Broad
s sas and s srS 81 s boo
e nS e .ns saa
S.s.sss ssss or
ds A.,.m An 'nss a saGsRt
ION sunday runs only TO Albany and Troy vrNnpYcu
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent.
NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON. W0RCES;
kalrE hoGSTAiNs and ali point: East Prom P.s Pisi
sIfs 1ss E Sss'.s
Be- sc%ts1 House.
Rrooklyu and Q North River.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
VIRGINIA SPRINGS

VIRGINIA SPRINGS
MOUNTAIN RESORTS.
VIRGINIA STATE TOURIST ASSOCIATION,
select Parties OF ganzed Tor our Health
And Pleasure Resorts situated 100 and 2,JU0 feoe
ABOVE SEA LEVEL.
HEADQUARTERS IN New-Yort nj Leand's.
eturteyant House. Broadway. 2sth and 10Th sta
Ohfce hours. n IN. 10 D p m.
Ask at Hotsl Office Ladies' EntfsDce 29thst.
j.. A. PARSONS, General Manager
Said one OF tourists TO mei
'sYes but isn't 1t hot down south with yonP'
IsDswered Dy asking her II the CITY OF
Mexico not" Down south Its latitude
the same as that Of Vera Cruz and
(uba-but its ALTITUDE producing q saiubrfous
(iIfnate In summer, Gar attractive than oven
Montreal.
SO with In the virginia Mountafns-
IaftuiinalIy south. but Altitudinaiiy much nearer
Heaven than New-iork.
"EJcuse me-" SAID one OF the gentemen.a
down In your country Just ~
Years ago this very month with
Mcclellan and You made II snliry icr ua'
"Oh ycs," was my rejoinder. but
now there exists the paradox OF no
'Coolness' but general warmth ana no War1ntn
but general cc0lDesA"
general laugh resulted snd all voted 70
90 along with me.
Next parfy OF Tourists will leave New-fork.
yuiv 1B Pennsyvana Railway and ite connectlonA
n. manned out IN "The Tribune" Of undAy July D.
INFJRMATfON BY NAIL OR PERSONALLY.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
A FINE DAILY EXCURSION
Irp THE HUDSON to NEwBURa AND RETURN.

steamer JAMES T BRETT from Pier aaly Sundays eI
Yonke Cranstons Point Cold spring and Cornwall
returning leaves Newburg every evening (saturdays
o'clock four 10 six hours -
West Point and Newburg Fare Soc: Excursion Tickets
reurn,ng day Excursion Tickets " return by
Huison River r. H. to West Point. 81 to Newbur& 81 20.
special pares delightful evening sail down the
tfxx.t.n
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ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

NEw.YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN li ~ RAILROAD:
FHRDJCH PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS WITHOUT
cHANGE BETWEEN NEW YORK ANDST LAWRENCE
RIVE X on leaving Jayst. New Yors, M cZo p. IN
Wss l2d at. $40 p. Fuonst BrO0klyn, A4o IN Ror
turning steamer St Lawrence leaves Ais1anaTia Bay
D Bly leavea Jay st. SoO q. M. west "a ST. SzO
4 m.; brooklyn, 1928 m. Night train runs daily
MILLS = iLHvyssSp w. J.C.ANUERsoN.
|Se"'A~ 0.P. Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
Nurtlou 5ates of Real estate.

JAMES BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
One OF the best Gardening and Fruit Farm IN Morris
co,nty Nj. TO-; acres miles from Rockaway "a nom
Dover Good pasture and tinbrr AID Honse barn co" ana
bouses: two good wells admirably adapted or iu
and vegetable raising for stock PURPOSES Dsver ana
Rocksway both anording good markets. Mii be som al
snction on Ts Jay July 2S .. l2 nj Rea Estate III.
change 63 and Lberiyst. by A. J. BIEECkER SON.
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Summer Resorts.
butcher HOUSE.

Pawng Dutchess Co., N. Y. 81 miles from Ncw-York on
Harlem Railroad; ast trains and cheap communication
Hote accommodate $50; nrscsss elegantly
Furnished sanitary requirements perect pure mountain
epring malaria mosquitoes grounds
good drives and nshinx send ior circular. ,v,vr,,
JAMES A. JEWELlA
GOOD BOARD on farm, 10 mile from lake;
NJ rood boating and fishing miles from vllage from
the Harlem from ths e. W. T. ~ rooms hight and airy'
| 6sldH Hounf fY
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Gxrursicus.
RON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.


IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Tho only awas rsuts dirscs 10 the Great ossA rrsa
Pierss %
coNEY leland
LONG BRANCH.
delightful SAIL magnificent views Of the harboe
bays and fort1ncations Of New.Ysrk.
TIME TABLE, FoR
SUNDAY, JULY 2a.
FOR COMFY ISLAND
$50 st. ns ss ss 'ss' .s % IT,: &c. I'D 'a's U.s.
rl~l s.n-sss ,e.o. .EsSh, Ia'sS ,l.sc : ,s,s 1880 %
d:So $50. sC s:iS' S s.SO s.sop m .''' ''''' "''
ssss siS. sss. s;ss ,dsS sSS; S;SS. S:sS 7'iS'
Last boat from coney island win stop at Pier n r. only
For LONG BRANCH.
LEAVE
Pier \. R-soS. Is g'S nn 24o .3 s:SU
Long branch-ll.l5 A. nj 2:i5. 6,36 $3.50 p. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS TO LONG BRANCH 60 CENTS.
The boats Of this company iron pala nrstc class
going steamer fitted with every convenience for safety
comfort Of passengers occed competent and
perienced men.
tickets viii be sold at downtrsck Of
Avenue lines holding Iron Steamboat Excursion tickets will
Battery station free
free OF charge both
No freight or baggage taken or checked.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
THE NEW LINE
frw.vopx. .Pu1LAbzLErHiz.x bLErTHiz NORFOLK, OLD POINT

sA"'''hAc coHfoRT AND TIN soUTH no,,rv
% HOURS IAsrER THAS Anx0 Anx 0InMn pire.1 SVS Comp:nv
pes runs fssi bsI and Night Express between
aosG s3o r days ssd dsy sfEynx as.11 az Hc
Sf ~ snd e:i6 =. sleeping through from New
fsrf % Caps Charles and PsYi9 Oar om wl
charxa TekstA seAts md seeppg peItnS
secured d tny cfet Css Of the fonn.ylvsnls Raroad
Un SSs.sns.sSsat S sA'' ma ''''A ~''-
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
THE BAY LINE

THE BAY LINE
FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily except Sundays via Pennylvana Railroad a:4o
\ m Parlar car through TO steamer.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
'TO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

TO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
THE. POPULAR and ONLY ROUTE for viewing tho
hnous Islands Of the st. Lawrence. oply DAILY ne 70
A,exsndria Bay and ONLY hns connecting with FIRST
CLASS steamers which the hnest meals are served
Rome. WATERFOWL AND ooDENsBURa RAIL
ROAD
SHORT ROUTE. QUICK TIMh. STEEL RAIL-
r.. y CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR CO.'S NEW AND
| ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PARL0R CARS.
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. VIA ROME. Tor
cAPE VINCENT wATERTowN and way 9slo p m
pAiLY. lllo p m. daily except Saturday and ioSo M
aiy except sunday; oswEGo and way 1880 a. m daily
neept sunday. e:l5 p. m ana lllo p. m daily except
asarday; oGDENsBURe, NORWOOD and way s:lb p. m
q Las D. m daily except saturday.
ea5 p m THROUGH WAGNER sLEEPERs ior
APE VINCENT DAILY except Sunday. wArERToWN
PAILY. and ooDENsBURG aaiiy except Saturday.
1l;l5 p m sleeping Cur 70 ALBANY. PARLoR CAR
LBASy THROUGH TO CAPE VINCENT
10sS0 n arrives 81. LAWRENCE RIVER G40p. m
View Of brilliantly lighted islands by night
On arrival Of all trains ct CAPE VINCENT tho NEW
Asst STEAMER "sT. LAWRENCE" ana the steamer
Maud" ieavs for CLAYTON. ROUND ISLAND.
4OUsAND ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAY,
for KINGSTON. ONT.
FHE ST LAWRENCE connects at Alexandria Bay with
nmer Tot MONTREAL every morning except Sunday. A
9htfri san Of only two hours from cAps Vincent TO
nnndfia Bay
feugh tickets for sale at ali NewYork Central ticket
ph Hew.YoEk and Brooklyn. Call on Of address w. b.
- - sncs ef Company, 10 Pipe-st. for "Tounsts
= IAousan1 Isands and Niagara FaiA" A0sd Hss
=. PARSONS. H n. BRfTToN.
en1 RssA AgsuA 0su1 Manager
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
: SIMMER HOME.

Health and rest at The Prospect onMarthas Vineyard
fayns for iuygorating brcezes situation high ana
deshtfu water pure; prices reasonable Address AL
TXSt NIyTrI nd The Prospect cottage City NJ ", Mass
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
6ummer Resorts.
ADBRON DACkS.
AVON BEACH HOTEL,

BATH L. l.
Firstclass family hotel saie bathing good boating ana
fishing Forty minutes from Pier T. H. by ses Beach ooS"
and railroad via Bath Junction. -. MI. ~ ~
sfeamer Pope Catn Pier d. North RIVER, y: l.,
daily at o:45 m. $3.50 and 53O sundsys sIcsp,Sa
ASBURY PARK, n. J.-Hotel Brunswick
n One NJ the largest and the Park situated
directly on the beach open under the same
circulars " "AA'A"oA'
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-06
ST. LOUIS LETTER.
ST.. LOUIS, July 81, 1S'

| 49, ssSss' "'sJ S~f ~NN''
Ed. FREE PREss: - The sixteenth
day Of sweltering heat eliminated
last evening in temperature of 1O2
degrees, and death.rate OF the day
at probably twenty-five from sun
stroke. The scene at the city dis.
pensary will be long remembered
For over two weeks the ambulances
Of the board have driven rapidly at
different points Of the blazing city,
picking up PROSTATE and dying peo-
pie, including clerks in stores, police
men, letter carriers, and many who
(sad to say were carted away to the
grave marked Unknown". 1t has
been an awfal time for lis in Saint
Louis, and no pen will ever describe
the suffering. Business is stagnant.
The sale of meat in the city market
has fallen off over fifty per cent, and
the cry is, lemons aad ice. These ar
ticles have gone up. Your cores.
pendent, with many others, fled from
the terrible scorching sun to find re-
lief by the lakes of Minnesota, and
after going as far as Red Wing and
st. Paul, were actually driven back
south by the heat. All along the up
per Mississippi the thermometer is up
to 80 and 80 degrees. This morning
shower has cooled the air several
degrees, and we are all cheered with
prospects OF relief
The Fresh Air Mission, noble So.
ciety, are hunting up the poor little
children in the alleys and tenements
of the city, and taking them out on
boats to keep them from perishing.
Many good-hearted ladies have made
arrangements by which thousands of
suffering children are being taken to
the country for two weeks. They
will be distributed in companies of
six and seven among the good people
who have cheerfully agreed to receive
them.
Churches, courts, public buildings
and many business houses are closed.
And for once in many years, the So
looms and places of amusement have
succumbed to the general calamity,
and are deserted.
The different street-car lines are
doing very little, and move along very
slowly, many horses and mules hay
ing been lost by prostretion.
CARL SMYTrIE.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-06

We regret to learn that Prot. Rote,
who has done 30 much through years
past to build up the public schools OF
San Antonio, was removed on Mon
day from tho office of superintendent
by the casting vote of the Mexi-
can-Irish mayor, Callaghan. There
were no charges made against Pro
fessor r., and it is well understood
ho was removed simply to give place
to another, or rather, because he was
supposed to be in the way OF some
of the schemes Of tho present city
government. His successor is James
e. Smith, q clerk in the office of State
Superintendent Baker, at Austin.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-06

snd turn out scholas ] hope that public
education Ia this town may be organized In
suth way as not 10 interfere with your al'
ready veil established private institutions.
] think this Institution you have here Ia a
good one. grand one, aud bias done great
good In educating your people, not only
here but throughout the length and breadth
OF the surrounding country. | want II up-
dsrstood that am warm friend Of that
Institution. should be sorry to do II any
injury. But II is a well known fact that
where good public schools prevail, there are
the best private schools TO DO found.
thank you, ladies' and gentlemen, for tho
attention you have given mo, and hope
that what have said may DO OF some benefit
10 YOU.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-06

The Advertiser assures Bro. Julian
that it's remarks were not intended as
q reflection upon the FREE PRESS,
which is appreciated rs one OF its best
exchanges The Advertiser only in
tended to impress upon thegood peo-
pie of San Marcos the fact that in
the FREE Press they already have n
good paper, ever alive to the interests
of it's locality, and if they, the
people, expected better paper, not
TO place it upon hqlf-rations by the es-
tablishment of new one, but to OK
tend it a liberal support, thus en-
aiding it's proprietor to enlarge and
increase it's usefulness. This. and
nothing more.
We clip the above from the Bastrop
Advertiser, and assure Bro. Cain that
we did not understand his former no.
tice as containing any reflection on
the Free Press, knowing him to be
friendly. We merely improved the
occasion for the benefit of some of
our chronic grumblers of this vicinity
who assume to find our paper want
ing, by remarking that it is of the
aeme size and grade of that excellent
paper, the Advertiser, and that paper
being satisfactory to the older, wealth
ier and more populous town and
county OF Bastrop, the FREE PRESS
ought to be good enough for San
Marcos and Hays County.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-06

The question of eliminating" the
word "South" in the Southern branch
OF the Methodist church is being
warmly discussed. We notice that
Rev. DR.. McAnally, editor Of the St.
Louis Christian Advocate, favors
dropping the word. lie thinks its con
tinuance improper for various reasons
especially rs hindering the growth OF
the church ut the West.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-06

The newspaper is the only real
history of its times. The San Saba
News well says: Every subscriber
to o local paper should file them. In
after years the pleasure Of perusing
the accounts CT happenings that in
many cases have passed from mem
DRY will be greater than the reading Of
events fresh in local history. Old
files Of local papers possess an ines
tirnsble value, and often provide The
only means OF supplying missing
links in the chain Of history. As the
publications CT forty or fifty years
ago arc cagerly scanned by the read
ers of oday in search of scraps o!
Interesting history, 50 also vii the
gupers Of today be Of interest hall
r-atary hence
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-06
We clip the following from the La
Grange (Texas) Journal:

Grange Crexas) Journal:
The appointment of George W.
Julian, of Indiana, to he surveyor.
general of New Mexico, has created a
sensation among the land thieves OF
that territory unequaled since Grant s
famous order respecting those en-
gagged in swindling the government:
Let no guilty man escape" Grants
injunction was not obeyed, but that
Mr.. Julian will stand between the
knavish land-grahbers and the peo.
Piles rights no one familiar with his
course will entertain doubt A cor
respondent, in referring to Mr.. Ju-
iian's appointment, says: A New
Mexican ranchman, on being told
who the new surveyor-general WAS,
exclaimed with a good deal of en-
phasis, "There are land thieves in
New Mexico who have looked i'm
moved on a grizzly showing his teeth,
but the making Of Julian surveyor
general will appar them. They
would rather sec the devil, with his
horns and hoofs, than the father of
the homestead law in that position. "
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-06
The Normal School closed on Tues'
day, and the members have departed

President Cleyelands proclamation
in tribute to General Grant WINS n very
well,wordod state paper, andrehected
the sentiments OF all the Union. 1t
also showed that Mr. Cleveland is a
gentleman who honors himself by
honoring the illustrious dead.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-06
CITATION.
THF STATE OF TEXAS.l
C1rlrY OF HAYS.

THF STATE OF TEXAs,l
COUNTY OF BAYS.
The State Of Texas to the Sheriff or any
Constable Of Hays County, Texas, Greet
ing.
Whereas, s. /. Pegues has hlld an &C.
count in my Office against James Bradford,
fer the sum Of $50 . for suit. and ha.
fled an hfiiavit that the said defendant
james Bradford. is not a resident Of the
State Of Texas Hou are therefore command.
cd 10 Simmons by publication for four sue.
oes.ive weeks in the san Marcos FREE PEEss.
a newspaper pub,isbel IN the town Of Sau
Marcos. James Eraiford 70 sppear in The
WE 81 Ssu Marcos. N Hays county. Tex.
a.. On tie lss; Moody in August 1855, q:
40 o'dock 4 Il. 70 answer the complain;
Of s. L. Ps-zss N . plea Ct debt o. a.
ON scoO1ai. for tie Sun o. thirty-uios
dollars AL tTecty-Svs oos hz15rsd d5IlE-s
Hs-siz 81 ~ bzs e this IN; z3Aks d7s
-etzrn a. TIE Az rsquirHs
Gissn 11isr ny bad July =. 1875.
C. s. COCK.
yusi 5s Pss-s. Hays Ue. TsIaS
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-06

4 correction % Texas bakers as
sern6iel st IsamrAs4s u the 24iA
nit Hon. J. +. Mi.eT 1as chosen
permanent president and T z Ma
.cue secretary