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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
Cegal Nollecs


SOUTH FIFTH AVENUE AND BLEECkEI'
- s1Kl-I.I supreme Court. ely aHd 'oHn9 ~ ~
- Tdwaff 'iIii-ou. paintin. against faLl'A IL
lf.Nanu- lui Others drendtn.-. - ., 3D..
" I'm pu.. uaucc gui-m'nt col iOi', il'u,' ~ .Nr
III" md entered In tIe abnNc oAiiicd action brd.iht
no ,r IN dlV o July ls!r.. l. ID, Undersigned u J.
- ,,a,t.d lu .ali JUDGMENT. VIII = IL ~ p.l' nu non
-, ,hr Ixrhuugr SaIc-oouI ~. III u ohd.sl IN Nc
~ ~ Vrv.Ynlk on 2nd day Of Augl = l0S% AZ u
,.l,,rk noon Of the said day. Us J. lhoh"s HTafhs
rrinnr the premise, IN said Judgment mentioned ohd
therein described - follows , t., ,,,, a.,
All tI.t e.. tain lot piece or Inirc "f lfnd, WIN "
,iiinc. thereon erected sltuat" Ying ara being At IN
corner south tiith Syriur onl ne ckr
'D,nci a. follows that T. 10 ,ay: Commanding ~ IN.
f,,t,i bv the ini"r-'ct on Of the westerly lin~ 81
I'm nm Avenue. With the northrty line ~ bF'krF
and running thence nortIrflN along III" wr-tf1
IT, -, S1uth Ilrh A,-nu. one hundred tlo" feet thence
,n,lc On a line pa alb with Blocker street urtyt"o
30 ft and rrt,e 81 inchc- thence sOuufiy On Inc
H., ,,lth South FIN one hundred 100 fr';
'i. "a noItrerv nc Of Bleeckrr street hhd thence
.nrl, along the said nofth"rly Inc % Beechr street
two f3l feet and three 90 inches I" Ur si1
enthusiastically corner South Filth Avenue aud Bio'ckef
s AT the place Of beginning. Being the same pemis
,,bcG We conveyed tho aid Patrick IL McManus by
800 and recorded I'm the Office OF the Register OF
he CITY and COUNTY 0f Ne"'fofk' III h'o'r 1901 OF
Conyeyances. Page l''.. 90, son,
Dated "''oN' july THOMAS D Hustled.
Referee
CHARLES PrTZIL.
At,v. TO- Plsintlr. ,, ,,,,,,
No N'.ta" street fNofse BuldlnR.
New:York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
TILE TRADE IN CmICAGO.


Chicago July ~ Special Wheat opened weak aud
closed very strong to-day. The strength % cash and July
, end at all other markets cicatd such demand for
futures that a portion Of TIE 81 LOu, shorts In thu
market were siamped-d. September opened NJ 16' and
closed a. IS The ol,nac low. the closing hirh Tor
the dav Nash Wight. VINO sod biz line Of what
for california holder TIM ago, absorbed all 81 h"
..,,lv oIcflnp- Of september They Wer followed 10y
N.,ioht llaughey and Efos'rau lngan. llrfr
wa. al.o biz buN.e 10th OF july and September by hri-
mott UouLins \ Co. abd Morton 8 Nurhlngion. Inc
"dyinra wa BOUGHT about with f'w 'etiack.. Th,s,
,'.r. 4. -I.ht a.. they W,rr mnequent smaller snip.
mrnt. as, We. FROM India rather HRhtT ir''iPt- H' -
"a heavy in'i' u"'i- NOM - In ,,'. III H., s
It u,s frir rufr than expected. but ihl ht,c ere J.
it.t>, ,ln- m Ear-i~ made wcas ol'lnt r"fn ma.
il,-,, p.irrha-cs bv lyant SItlry All hrhhrtt Mop
.,. 10 tlu-,d such al, aut" that Local ehoit> "'l
H. ,,i ,t,..,t At thc co.c shipment opened At anl
rio-d a, 49, followed corn. despite ne iirt mat
-tfOf." ] ftiN
H.. rf,. There llttl" product ~ -alr az ans ~"
vhf. M. demand Kept lfuadcnlnc steadily nom the
H.. b,r holders bought ail weak spot but hh h'
''r -, huIg,- S.uiamb,r ovned at Sll 50 and ru- !
-, at"I, charters fuT 100000 bu.h-' wheat -J''
600 coz. aud 40 600 oats. Rats unciAis4
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ased on Ametlcan standard Of classIlIca.
STAINED.
a. Low Nilddling
Good Ordinary.

Good Ordinary Low Mlouhhg 90
Strict Good Ordinary ID Mlddlng ....--..- 30 10 20
Options developed fair degree Of snma,i.n' ana ,h'
drift OF the market very crTatc. closing however
stronger and higher. The 'besr element lad THE ga
vantage the outset and on depressed LNeio "tou,
there was drop 2a3 points with more or loss I"ns
selling Later on however the feeling became stronger
on The report that no action the Aut-Ol-
ton bill and the Congress would adjourn on
Monday next 'ShOrsn started covering. anu tnee was
renewed tlk OF excessive rains in tn South. Hence,
general rise leaving on at 7ae points Use over saul-
dsy. Sales 1l9 800 bales.
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Real Cstate 10 Cfrhange

FARM Of 90 acres, and retail milk bisl'
ness. selling 500 ats. at -. ana So. lfI a.
20 exchange for large farm sr,tahe Tor I'tS-
lng stock. j. WlIALEN, AGA EiONe-st.,
Jersey City.
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Dressmaklna.

DRESSMAKEE.-Ele cuttor and TT
ter. =. a day. or at home perfect ~ guaran-
rrrG India -ilk gicnadin" or cloth suit,
made I'm one week for $40 fancy wal. t. and
Russian gowns a -psclsifv 81 f.ast 10th
t. ncai Broadway
DRESS AhING. 49, Artistic tailor-WEdc
suit, from 80; III ana worknanshlp guar
anLed also ball. evening and reception
drc--rs at equally low prices. BONA'S.
IS East 20th->t.
DRESSMAKER. formerly with Madam
Dlcdrn will work reasonably during the
summer months at home 2O2 West 43dSt.
FRENCH DRE>SMhkEE, cutter and
filter. by the system Doucet I'sri., wont,
more customer, b. me day *2..j no Oh.
lection TO 20 10 country arrangement, by
ihr month. li6 Mafdousal--t
GOOD DRE-SMAK Err wants 10 az out
by The day - 80 per day: best rrfcrrncc.
ri. BROINAN, 327 Fast i23d.st.
WANTED.-By an artistic drcssnakrr.
few moro engagements by the dav In nr-t-
class families terms 81 per day; will re-
model reference. D.. 25i SHAW.
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Real Gsiate f0ante0

SMALL GROWN FAMILY would Ike
place IN the count y convenient 70 ur cltl
the rent q b" taken a pa 'nili''H-a.'', ~
TO- tho v.nTau'- work: New Jersey prefer d.
Address 4. &. D.. Bon i. IIIbpic once.
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domestic bituanons Uanteo
Males.

COACHMAN, GARDENER and USE,
FULMAN-By Young Scotchman; good
with horses. care ana driving nice gar
dcner; milk. attend lawns, fires, sc; ex-
cellent references. Al CARPEN TENS
lOS Gth.aVe
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bcar0 an0 Rooms.

A.-A.-A.-ATTEN1I
An attractive I'd floor. Jath private table
nptional: or without board near 1th-aNc.
suites and single IoOnls. Transient o. pr
mancnt; SUMMER pfices apartments, DO.
.c-s' Onices all Gc,irBDle 10 ati'ns highest
references given.
Information free.
:. {. LELAND 4 CO.,
IS West 3ith--t
GRAMEKCY PARK. NORTH C@nown as
1"-I3y taet 2ist.st .l-Delighrui location
rlegant rooms. with or without board also
privileges OF private para
HOTEL VIANO, 80 East lsth-st.-sum-
nor garden table dhotr; rooms oaIty'
,pce,lI. with or without board elevator
TABLE BOARD.-well served BY ill.,
r,osl ~ 4, per week. 26 West 3oth-si.
= GRAMERCY PARK.-To let with
hoard. single and double rooms hou,e anu
surroundings uneNceptohao'e
exchanged. ----------
otSTST . WEST .-Desirabe rooms,
viii hoard visitors H. city accommodated
permanent, transient; references.
-9IST-ST 1t9 WEST.-Large Ald sn,ll
roo,rs vim table board sumn~ prices
trIn .ierts accommodated. ------
-o1D-sT WEsT-Second moor lsrse
front room. with board also otn,I Iool.,-.
-a7TU-sT-- 80 wFsT.-with board hahc-
some rooms references.
zqTu.sT, "a wEST.-Larfo ana. ana 'M Tao,
second no fr.nt IV,"
front. large. With boalu.
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COOK.-By a Swede Who Is highly recon-
mcnded firstcloss family cook where kinh'
MAHNBERis, 3j2' 4th-ave., Swedish Bu-
reau upstairs.
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-rNPLOYERS.-If You wish To- hire
c..,.ci,.s help call and see US, or send your
a. nv mall: no charge. NAIlONAL
l."'GFNCY. is East l4th-st
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5lote 60 Eet, Hnfurnisbeo

1l5TH.Sr.. 20 TO % EAsd ,-..pient 70
now nat q rooms and bath cohS w '..nt
I'd or oh ave l. station 20 70 e. ,,k,ne
free 10 September LIST TO gooi par
lQase.
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lie tupplv In the United State, and Can1da


Wheat, bush 'ay e 30 'g 900 ny 3 nG
6S a SlI G3S COO $500 $500 S5cs j. b ~
Barley E on Saa S9S i35S SSS 1 oSdo
HAY AMP sTEAW-on tagcy aay tae tone is, is qSI,g
and barely stcIdy SHAW quiet and easy. HAY fancy
Coz eho o. s s9ea 9 IF sa" S'e R{Wg
Long rye, j5c short iyc 45o5Cc cat. 4oa1oc; whc't
Mor>-LecaI dslias- We're ag.n small, ara on
M, fo-,ed. with prices os quoted ls.t So .',,
100 oce ~ 1oc. medium I4Gl7c cd 80
5c Pacac coast lssi choice "a common to prime IL"
ana "G aS9s 70, .oSG to 80 t,a 'c
2g nSan al iTG 9oE2tr potc RlSo O. aSoc
EHyt' -Sr 6sdI,S fl;l.5SrlNf Gd!iH
In icht rGqGe,t; STAINED i eool 90 y =
y 60; ii. - 20 4 s. so @, - 95a5a " W - -
'' 6Gi2rIs-cot,on.ecd ruled quie, and steady. aod
El%e s S Summer s1qdc yellow s:s GsH S i
sis sGeosp%, c , d. G Ssaai c g, DO
lard prime Gle llow. city prime a. rn' $a' l,ue
Ia a. pIlme &c tllow. city. urine 40 n'nhairn cruz
nc Do Do ma si Winter 7G9 do Geacfcd ynt ~,
soc vhale. crude southern a. natural st'd d. ich
5 5Ts pa Iant g. s ss5 straits ''"'' olive
GcEAN #: sS Hq.ncs was ir Ds'ed III
ports The spot oherines sie "'1 c GOO
S SS.6 9is poor td h Ii at I'D so9 aou
900 boxes cheese AT -Drt .fuO hd'> 't'lN"l
ARD so OON bush grain date saturday 2',d 1O,oVO
bush grain to London at 81. 1000 bib lubncatnR OIL
"a coo bush grain - Antwerp pad; 300 bo.- OIL 3
| - PETROLEUM CHARTERS French bars Les
ADJ phrs hence Japan eco cases refined, 20 ms
MI,t ELIANBOUS'' erman bark olga. hence To opoito
| general uIiNatc terms.
PROVlsfoNS-pokk-ii a- sironey malntaincd n Pic s
ouoied range NJ, quoted sl2 2ja- 10 - for old
snort clear Sljd4l1 family rlO jOdSl1 % extra prime
30 3Ogal3 SO $500 HEEF-Stady, but trading slow cry
eI1S India mess quoted So 500 tid 50: Ntia mes ~
Al 50dt7 90 family -9de1O packet - j0dsS 30 IN bl.
| siO 5oaSl in tcs..... BEEF HAMs-In lghi request
Quoted her,. all aud at ulo Wet @lG CIT MEAI :,
Had slow inquiry; but prices ruled hrm. rchicd
hams quoted at ll',Gl2@c smoked DO lJdl3-c; pcfIh
| ahoulders 7,c: .nloked 7a,c; picked bellies. 9d"+c,
| - MIDDLFS-A Chc1go *hor- NIB; .ptembcr clos a
a. ~ G5 - DRESSED HOGS Generally steady with MOI
craft. demands. Quoted at &c for 2GG u. - FOR $50
| for n, 1916 Tor 40 y pigs. 7'sc..-.-.
INl:D-Iuled stronger ynI&tizing Vim the r-t opt ons
gains ~ 1dS pont-, ctaton how ever Wa
| very slow and confined exclusively To A"lt,nbci. ~
"fa.h' sales 800 for cNput. CLOSING 1J2 2r.
civ stan firm .alcs $50 'c.; o.ljc, Refined Con.
ncnt clO"d 6.75d7.7jc South America S..5dS }5'
(ulv nominal 7.jOc August. no1ina zoe Scpt,nib.
co.ed 7j2c sales. 100 es. 750G 712r; October closed
| NJ IL - III TrEr-Denand only mOdcratn. bat
Offering, were light ard prices ruled hm Creamery.
state and PcnnsylNunia hr>ts 10 extras. 20a22i4c
creamery, Western. separator tNuas, AZ pc; nrsts.
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flats fUantco.

4 SMALL FLAT or one floor IN piis va
house Two In family: rent not over Wy
Address MORNING. Tribune Uptown W.
fee, PAP Broadway.
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giip Rfal estate for Sale.
BROOKLYN Real Estate.

brooklyn Real Estate.
DOT BILE TENEMENT. cold water nat
FOR ~alc.-fO kSway-aNe.. near Eastern PARK
way. Iost NeW-York new house; very
cheap for cash. Address RAPID. Box TO-,
Ir!Dun" Onirc
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Conntrp Real estate tpr Sale


AT SARATOGA SPRINGS. Large. ele-
pant modern residence furnished or uA.
nifni shec vicinity principal hotels and
Nfings suitable FOR institute, MEDICAL or
educational for sale al . AR nee photo
mere owner here l u to-day. (l"llO
$50 PHILLIPS J. WELLS. Tribune
Building.
AGENCY FOR MoNTCLA!R-Dwei!:
,nss for sale or TO let; large assortment OF
ssnosome building si.es terms easy.
TUBS 4 TAYLOR. 8 BeexmSD-st. y. Y
COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE.--Cold.
ven, y. j.; 90 miles nom New-fork ;
residence Of rs rooms every modern con
,enienee; finest stable and carriage h1usc
" New-Jersey go acres OF land 80 acres
! lawn free and clear can be bought at a
X bafeain on easy terms. JOHN j.
DEflNE. - ClintOn-st., Newark, y. j.
!. FOR sALE.-Staten Island very thoice
wcsuoi for villas OF a large hotel A. acres I;
nsn ground having superb views OF the
Sssn, New-Jef-,.v and Long Island shorrs
NC NC, ;. b. SCHIEFFELIN, 95S Madison
we. New-York.
FOR SALE.-One Of The finest estates
~ the Hudson near 300 acres. j. c.
oetCH' 81 Broadway. y. Y.
ePRINGDALE, STANFORD. CONN
H. tHo-as.e pace nDuse II rooms bafil.
nass hennery. incubator. brooder. garden,
o., frnit ~ coo; easy terms. BAR
niN' % Fast l0Gih-st.
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q
Crop 1892. 1891.
Visible supply 3 ljs.2is 2O5740
Receipt; day e.. ..-..-----. DOL ~
Exports Great Britain. day ....---. l.eQ4 1000
Exports France, day ........-...---. - loo
Exports Contin ent day. .--...-. 2H' LOO
Stock In New.YOrk in licensed rdrt- -
houses counted daily ...-.-....... 3Ol ,,1l li2-li
In other places (estma;ct) l!oS
Total stock In New-York, by running ooo-- 80. ,oo
stock in All United States ports .- 2so,9iO
Liverpool kilograms Al p. m.-Receipts. COZ bales.
OF which American 1000 beles. Sales, 5000 Tale of
which for speculation and export 300 t1les; American
bales. Spot m3fket-falr demand at luN rates
Middling uplants 15lGd. ,
Manches:er market-YaIns-ouet and unchanged Cloths
Move slowly.
Quotations are based American standard Of classified
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Sonntrp Real Gstate 60 fet

.rOR RENT.-Modern coumodlous
efSss al improvements stables and
s,au, buildings; large and beautiful
Hssss location unsurpassed; one Of the
Il A-snuful plaees within twenty milcs
4fvtS,w-fork. Address G.. A.. Box 3.
I rmslLAND POINT CAMP FOR RENT
s. ~ rent my Adirondack camp, On Lower
~, r nsns Lake. near Paul Smiths Hotel.
2 ne s1nleu lars apply 10 HENRY w. CORN
nssS.oeNTCLAIR--James-st.. two attractive
helses 10 ro0lns Gas. water, shad q,
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nork Uauieo
fenaIes

LADY vOIi llNr instruction IN Conan
- EIcl~h 30 f-iucd G'rrgan family, IN ~
ha.rr fuf iolld. Hos f~6. Railway, y. j
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-
At 81 IRVING PLACE.-Rosm also
SUITE Finely furnished and decorated
Z EAST 27TH-ST.-tool, handsome suites
large aud small rooms
VISITORS 10 NETWORK,
wishing rooms In most central location, app }
AZ ~ East 2lst-st references
10TH ST. - EAST. near Broadway
Flegsn. large furnished rooms 80 a week
ga. running water. folding beds smaller
room. 50 pleasant home.
jOTH-ST.. 90 WEST.-fInely furnished
cool rooms bath breakfast optional terms
moderate references.
1913 oTII-ANF.. near Grand Central
Elegant rooms rent low TRANSIENT, accom-
nodated meals optional.
! ,521 BROADWAY. corner 45th.st.-
Large and suiall desirable looms very low
summer rates references traL slents sc-
commodated.
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Ittl5rrlIGUrpus,

LAST CHANOE.-Po,itiveiy last Week
OF great seni-annual sales Tremendous VII
precedented reductions III gloves, nostv,i
corsets underwear. lcwciry' hahV
etc. JAMMrsS, JO5 broadway.
NJ GTTRFSSES made over at residences
81 - up. NASB0RGUE. lOd Il. I-tn-se.
pOIITICAL PICTURES, oil paintings.
hoods Of the Presidential candidates iof
tanners. &c. for sale at kENNLpA D
ooS East l25th.st.. New-YorS-
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&C. Get for Dnslness purposes

A SMALL or large PARK ROW ifoht
tfee In Potter Building, 10 let. Ao1fess
L. T. SAVAGE 5. Fuiton-st.
OFFICE in Temple Court TO let. Al
lress w. c. HUNTER, Temple Court.
PARK ROW mont Office 70 let N ROY
ter Building. Address l.. :. SANA"A'
- Fuitnn.st.
q AND % BARCLAY ST.-j0Nl0O, or
pc, Church-st.. with basement ana ccliaI'
PLASS. 234 Broadway.
% PARK PLACE. facing elevated 81
neat 24x75. and cellar jcA11. PLAo>'
23i Broadway.
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WAreh0uSc deIiNCrlcs SINCE July J, I0'--N'Ws
1881 bags; Baltimore. 354s bags New-Orleans 4727
tAgs: total. 1891 20 bugs.
COTTON-The spot market quoted quiet at unchanged
prices Sales GA bales for onmption. Receipt AT Tic
Iors ag0lnst ioGz bales this day last week
nd go bales this daY q
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Jrrssmaklnq.

/ - - -
ARTISTIC Unique De
stgn- hotel order. a. short notice and mod
erate charges gods purchased II desired.
| MIR. McELRoY. So East oth-st'' opposite
DcnninG's. ------
DRFssMAKING.-By French woinen,
nyonces. Address NJ. 7. A., ais West S0th'
st
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FURNISHED 6onscs 90 fet

City.
BEAUTIFUL. furnished private house
% rent. j. w. STEVENS, 9tu-aNe., corner
SSd-st.
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Citn Real estate Go Let

VACANT LOTS 70 rent or le'.e. rcss0'l'
able term. foo. OF 52d.-t. North Hhcl.
Apply DAVID MUIR, i05 Hudson-st.' y.
CITY.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-11-11

An impromptu celebration that wa,
held in honor of the arrival of delega
ton of Turner's from Freeport, Ills, wa.
suddenly brought to a close by the al
most instant killing of a man. A sky
rocket, supposed to have been set off by
crowd of young boys, penetrated hi;
forehead, and part of the stick was
broken off and loft imbedded in his
brain.
As - procession reaehad- the corner
of Blue Island avenue and Polk street
Philip Knopp, who had been watching
theparade from the sidewalk, was struck
by skyrocket. The mans head and
face were covered with blood, and
officer Halle, calling assistance, carried
him into neighboring drugstore. DR..
Lahey was summoned, and Knopp was
sent at once to the county hospital. On
the way DR.. Lahey extracted part of the
stick, eight inches in length and three
eighths of an inch square. 1t had en-
tered just above the right eye, and had
gone through the brain until the end
was blunted against the back of the
skull. Knopp lived only a few moments.
Chicago News Record.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-11-11
Sa1dersoa
Brothers.
Beating MS Way Arouna III

Beating His Way Around tn
An American from Bostonh
Paris On a voyage around
sspersor ally CO r{ucted' Dyhin
entirely novel circumstar
;.vowed object is to complete
trip without the expenditu
money whatever, and, according to his
own st;ltement, he has already crossed
the ocean and visited England and Ger
many in accordance with the conditions
Of his self imposed task, which also con-
tains the stipulation that he must do no
work on the voyage. Needless to say
that oul, travellers rather unusual
methods do not meet with the approval
of all the hotel keepers whom he honors
with his nstom, and in Berlin he under
went one months imprisonment for fail
ing to pay his bill.
The only wonder IS that this unusual
kind of traveller does not spend most of
his time in jail, but, needless to say, he
is gifted with an unlimited supply of
what may be best described as self
confidence and is a past master in the
peculiarly American art of ''blufing."
As ne himself puts it, ''If l can only
make man laugh I've got himt' and
certainly there is a sublime assurance
about his system which must force a
smile even from his victims. Our cir
cImnavigatcr has, of course, not set
himself any particular route for his
voyage. as he is dependent on free
passes" and has to be content with what
he can get in that direction. Thus, to
reach Paris from Berlin-as the railway
companies declined to oblige him-AIr
Cook Travelled via Bremen and London
BE is now hoping to reach the Riviera,
but what his itinerary will be is a matter
Of, conjecture even to himself.-Paris
Cor. London Telegraph.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-11-11

T~-v,vVV III Il NH without some as
surance of the approval, probable
patronage, and assistance Of the
farmers and merchant. We sim
| ply propose the above as the best
available means and also the quick
est to properly dispose of the mill
question. For the farmers to ex-
pect the town to build the mill, or
the town to expect the farmers to
build it, or both to expect some
private party to build is simply alb
surd. A mill Will be mutual
benefit to all, therefore it may be
reasonably expected that all viii
Join in this movement of progress
and development. We understand
that this mill question has reached
that point where, if we want the
mill we are expected to say so.
The terms as we understand them,
though we are not authorized to
say what they are, in our opinion
are better than we could have ex-
pected, only about one-twentieth
of the total Investment. There
fore we urge the necessity of act
ing in this matter at once, and let
US find out whether we want a mill
or not.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-11-11
A Word to Boys.

Boys, be kind to loved ones al
home Don't wound your parents
heart with words of impotence and
dlsrespeet Remember the love
and care they have layished and
viii continue to lavish on you
from the cradle to the grave. Re-
member what your life has caused
tbem-how many sIeepless nights
and dreary days have come to them
because Of their love for you.
Don't come into their presence
with an air of disrespect and self
importance; don't imagine that be-
cause you came into the world sew
ersl years after them that you are
therefore wiser; don't be resentful
because they favor you with some
of their dearly bought experience
and wholesome advice; don't ex-
pect them to see things from your
standpoint or sympathize with you
IN all your little disappointments.
Remember they have fought life's
dercest battles and been sorely
wounded therein; and they know
you as yet only on the skirmish
line.
Don't be too eager to leave the
home nest OF course it is natur-
al and right Tor every boy, when
the proper time comes. to think
and plan for home of his own.
but don't imagine that the time
has come when you put on your
first swallow-taiI and cravat-
No matter how well you may
promise to do, the day you leave
the old homestead to start ont for
yourself IN the world will be day
of mourning to the old folks there
IN So be careful and don't try to
remind them on every occasion
that tie time is coming and that
sou are anxious for it to come.
Be courteous to your sister.
There Is an old adage that ''as the
boy treats his sister so the man
viii treat his wife. Show your
sisters the same kindness and
courtesy that you would the fairest
ady in the land. Don't appropri-
tie the easiest chair in the room,
and leave them the foot-stool or
ldnt g seat at pleasure. Don't
snap them up when they ask you
q question, or answer them as if
they we're Idiots incapable of com
pretending a sensible reply.
Don't 90 into the room which their
.areful hands have made tidy and
throw things around so as to con-
vert it into a curiosity shop and
then wonder why your things"
are not always in order. A gentle
10Y viii make a gentleman, and
here Is no surer proof Of a boys
.haracter than his manners at
home. Youths Southland.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-11-11
lngersOlliSms.

No man is too poor to be gener-
GUS.
Kindness is the sunshine in
which virtue grows.
4 real religion comes from the
heart and brain.
Give to every human being ev-
cry opportunity you claim.
Keep your word with a child as
You would with a banker.
Just to the extent a man min
giles thought with his work he adj
vances.
1 don't believe that any God
will be satisfied by the worship of
hypocrites.
Human love is perpetual ma
gician. It makes of common clay
right royal kings and queens.
What air Is to the lungs blood
is to the heart, light is to the eye.
liberty is to the heart Of man.
Heresy is the opinion of 4 last
years leaf of a this years bud.
Heresy is what the coffin says to
the cradle.
Whoever has won the love of a
good woman and has made him
self emperor Of her heart and her
empress of his, has made sue
cess of life even if he dies in the.
gutter.