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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-27
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New 0orf, 26. gtObbr. - Ger Dampfer
gettg OF Sera SriIs" beribtet, baB CT I'm
u llDr ant Winrgen oes "a. Nopember 65
gfelleu lit0lr6 bonn Sap Satteras einem ais
Sarfe aufgetafelten amsrifauii9en Griegs-
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9egen ben Sin0 geriGtet beige0rebt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-27
6asfo16fett.

6asfo16fett.
Domes, EtnaS, Vulkans
u. ~. iuerben au f9robe Su
reoastrten Yreiien perfauft ft-8aseinridtungen
ponpo fir te IN Me Il ing unb N al ltea.
Ale neuen unb ausereienen @tnriGtunsen orisinelz
aniftt aussefelt. Sletrobren unb @aseinrid,=
tane in alien tbren Brantei1. @ans neue Wfutier,
aus ben 6eten fSa6riten iorsfdlts aussetpdbt. aae
Gaten su mo9idbit niebrisen Breien.
(Septt3,1 Si.a.GT) sSobn s.. &ioo,
@r.16s, 6eff 8apette t l.. nabe SorO's 'sopern-
hauie, friher bel s. 9. Daoibion Comp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-27
Oermi(d6te an5eiqen.
9eutide Subbanolmas
framris & s d leunes.

Serbftz uno gSinter=gBaaren aller art fir cerren=
uno &nabentteteer, iotuie elm poles afiortiment
TAILOR-TRIMMINGS gu duBerit 6iutsen Yreilen.
AusDdrttsen Shnebern merbeu auf 8erlansen 9roz
ben sueeiGtdt. (Septi9, ,3Dfey)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-27

Cine &arte.
I'm Ane, melfe an ben f5olsen BON Susenbihnben,
nerooier S&nddbe, Gnttrdftuns, Serluft Der Dian-
nestraft &C. eiben, ienbe m TO enfrei elm 8eBept,
bas Fe furirt. .Dieies srobe SeiImittel wurbe pon
einem Wiiiiondr in eibzamerita entoedt. Sttdt elm
abreffrtes &oupert an Gep. Soepb z. Sn'naH, Sta1
tiou D, 4blezSouie, 0.>g. Gitp.
(Oh.S.1S, ,t&m., i.a.2.O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-27
86TeI

YdNel HdfSes
6arRdie tns Anslano 6eIoret inRsybaIb24 etinhew
II. Raine,
gds osr SaltinOEsftrase gnO BOifs0i fiseaapsaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-27
Gtne @etidW0tttm9 it Guatemala.
Stcbet3ebn Seri6&p6rer bits

PANAMA, IS. gtoo. - Sine SerIdnSz
ring gegen Die &esieruu9 BON Guatemala
mo baS geben beS BrGToe1teu garrios 1T
am l. D. %. entoedt morpeu, uno fiebeu,ebtI
Der SerlhmOrer luurOen in Der Bla,a Der
!Sauptltaot eriholien.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-10
A Shrewd Dutchlnnn.

At my left, writes q correspondent ION the
cars) of the Cincinnati Enquirer. immediately
across the aisle, there was fat putehman on his
way to indianapolis. BE had with him little
girl, apparently eight or nine years of age. Soon
after entering the car at the Cincinnati depot he
compelled her to lay down full length on the seat
Immediately in front Of him and covered her with
his overcoat. She did as she was ordered, but
so-that my portly neighbor had some special
object In view in hiding his faxen haired daugh-
ter from the gaze Of the passengers. The over
coae, while 1t was large and long failed to cover
her pedal extremities. They stuck up in defiance
Of the old mans wishes: and were large enough
through for fare old Germany handed out one
ticket and then quietly turned to peep out Of the
window. The conductor nudged him, and said:
~ want half fare for that boy under the coat. He
is over five years old, amt he ?'
This was q call the Dutchman did not like, al
though 1t was evident he was looking for it. He
drew up his tat belly with his big red hands and
and seemed annoyed as be Informed the con due
tor that the boy under the coat was q girl, and
that she was but four years old This fnforma-
ton struck the astonished conductor with amaze
ment. and seemed to demoralize him for mo-
mept. 90 that his only reply was In pointing to
the tremendous hoofs Of the girl, which stuck up
stammered out: "Only four years old Oh, no!
that won't do. Look at those steppers!"
The Vutchman, intently determined to get his
''gal" through without paying her fare, was not
to be outdone by such an argument, and quickly
replied:
She was feir hundret pounds"
That was sockdolager to the conductor, and,
feeling that he had been beaten, quietly said
"h-l," and passed on.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-10
SURPRISE MAsourRApr.

Two Youn,~ Brides Waited Upon bv rha,r
.Old Flame Incognito- Costumes and
Characters that "No Fellow Could Find
Out"
Last evening the residence OF WIN. II. BOYD.
'~man whose al'uual personal his.
tas, p q Hsshington in .sort chapters enables us
to find out "whers We live, ssss sae se'ns OF
much mirth and gayety, ,ue occasion being a
surprise to Mrs. w. J. Winter, his youngest
daughter, who recently changed her name as
above. The merry maskers gathered at the resi-
denee of Mrs. O. H. Watson, on NJ street, where
they had been go quietly summoned by that esti-
mable lady and her sister, Miss Minnie Boyd,
and proceeded in body to the residences Of ar.
Boyd, ON Fifth street. Mrs.. Winter had gone ont
mittee was appointed and she Was escorted home,
where upon being confronted by the various
grotesque and prince1y characters, her surprise
ever, quickly brought to by the numerous CON.
gratulations and good wishes extende; her Mira
" A Boyd. smother young brtae, the wife Of
received her share Of the Peasant ereetngs' Az a.
soon as the hustle attendan upon such Gather.
ings had somewhat subsided, the music was
calied INTO fequisition and dancing commenced.
THE CHARACTERS ='--'s T4-
Among the ladies the dual character Of Mrs.
McFlarity and Aurora, by Miss Minnie Boyd,
was capital Mrs. Watson made beautiful Po-
lish Princess. Mrs. W. A. Boyd, whose maiden
namewas Florence Richmond, looked very charm
ing as q Spanish Lady. Mrs. w. r. Turner, .
Woltz, as Fortune teller, acted well the part
May Scribner, Cinderella. James, Bsiiy, Old
Lady. Misses Katie and Emma Mcdonald,
Spanish Coquettes. Katie Winter, Scotch Lassie.
Nellie Kemon, Queen OF Night. Lizzie Gaugh-
ran, Huntress. Annie Gordon, Spanish Lady.
Mrs Scsggs, black domino. Belle Merrick,
Flower Girl Annie Gaughran, domino. Nellie
Merrick, Swiss Peasant Mrs Il. H. Owen, DOM
inc. Mrs. Boyd, Hostess.
Among the gentlemen were Messrs. R. Harvey
the most complete makeup Of the evening.
Harry @. Birch, as the Centennial Carpet
Dagger, looked as :, though. he wanted to
find Twelfth-street boarding house. u. G..
Columbus made an immense Fat Boy. J.
Wallace Barnes dressed and acted the character
OF Toodles to perfection. ]. NJ. Grady. a lively
Uncle Tom. Charley Green, Tom Maddox and
Ed. Smart appeared as trio of dominos of the
X. X. K. Order, having their backs marked tx.
black domino; George Eaylor, red domino; ].
W. Torbert. gray domino; L. b. Smith, Adolphus
Morning Glory; r. A. scaggs, Turk; Ed. Valen- I
tine, blue domino: Frank Naylor, Little Boy
Blue S. +. Boyd, Roman Senator: Dr. Phfllips
Heather Chinee. At midnight the masks were
removed and many merry laugh filled the room
as the ladies found out how mistaken they had
been. After all had partaksn of an elegant col
lation the dancing was resumed and kept up to a
late hour. A pretty feature Of the evenings
pleas was the presentation Of a superb npral
tribute 20 the two brides. Mrs. Winter and Mrs.
Boyd. who responded with much feeling in neal
little speechee .......- l.. r..... ~. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-10
CITY TREATIES.

Detectives McDevitt and McElfresh vesfer-
day recovered about slOo worth Of sealskin caps
and gloves. ~.
A thief invaded the reporters gallery of the
Senate Yesterday and stole an overcoat belonging
to VIII West, OF the Critic.
It was recently remarked by a newly arrived
English cousin that "'Annibal, the ard 'earted
lit is 'ostler with ard 'ammer and made i'm
owl 'orribly."
Surveyor General Simpson, of the State of
Oregon, who fell on the ice on Sixth street north
west last Saturday and broke his arm, is improy-
ing, and the bone is slowly mending. :.
Last evening two overcoats, hat ani pair
Of child's shoes were stolen from the hallway Of
while the family were at dinner.
About thirty of the principal business men
on the Avenue and Seventh street have contrib
uted twenty-five loaves OF bread each per
week for period Of eight weeks, the bread to be
furnished the poor in conjunction with the soup
at the.Northern Liberty sOup-house. ne q, :
An applicant for lodging, little drunk. al
police headquarters last night. who said he rep
enthusiastic than the occasion demanded. and
commenced to break window panes and resist the
dignity Of the officials on duty, He was saitsbly
taken care OF. "a A. e.E E..lf4s. 1 On
"Is this yer the place TO get revorcss o.
asked q eolored woman yesterday, poking b er
head into the door of the clerks Office. Mr. VIII
liams-"You can hle papers for divorce here. -
ssWhat will IL cost - Mr. Williams-"You had
better ask q lawyer; the price is uncertain"
Exit colored woman r. -
The ladies of CAPITOL Hill yesterday orglu
lied q benevolent society for the relief OF the
suffering poor Of that section Of the city: The
following officers were appointed; President, Mrs..
General Hftz; Mrs. Halbert E. Paine, Mrs SyI-
yester Taylor and Mrs AinssoIth R Spoaord.
- at 2:3O O'Clock p. m at 200 Pennsylvania ave
nne soutbeast second floor. Ali who are inter-
ested in this subject are invite to attend. fE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-10
Securities. Buying. Selling.
Commercial.
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BALTIMORE, Jan. s.-Cotton firm: m'ddling, l3c.
Flour scarce and firm, with An upward tendency.
Wheat firm and quiet, with business restricted by
limited supplies; No. 2 Western winter red, q 10;
red. q SOL IS; Maryland rsd. prince q co. do,
amber e 81 90: xsits S@i Corn ouihsrn
Southern white, 5s@lsc; do. Yellow Ss6Djec: West.
ssn FPi5s6 old spot Sss new spot and January
Southern prime, @nc; Western white, G@5.sc;
c Ills st ed srI sS saisa
dull, steady and unchanged. Provisions firm aui
and uLchs6ged,i batter squtet, = seadvi and san-
changed. Petroleum quiet; crude, l2l4(QI2lsc: re-
fined nomilally 2zc.s Cefee strpnG: Rio, csrsnes,
sE@S<c ls1s@cSHc for jobbing lots. Whisky dull at
Recepts-Florr. !. 10 barrels wheat: sS BUSH
els; coin, g. COO bushels. No shipmsnts ,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-10
POLITICAL NOTES,

Tine vor snIrit IN T,aio,. a, a,,.,. =
ai sp'ii. IN inulana is uying out.
NOV is Mulligans turn to go down on his
Knees. a-E Prise Tn rE ~ '-. 80 .r.-
levitt stesms bis envelopes over boiling pot
Vi iLnens extract OF conee. - q ~.
1t begins to look as If we were coming to the
ruth of the Oregon matter. Cronin stand from
under g. - r. -r
Wade Hampton recognizes Hayes and Tilden
both: Like the blind man with q tin dpper, he
Is not particular. a-r. lbs g. - .r. - 80
Tildep's friends sbould coma out and ,n.ot t,.
suspicion of bribery in Oregon fairly and openjy'
and not epdeayor 10 scream tbemseiyss hebindy.,
Bush.- -ri.-. b. ~. ar
The Democrats at one time Thought thew had
plain sailing on the Presidenfial ouestio,, bnt
now they even find IL hard work IN ret owe, ths
Ferry = N ~ ~ WV
Rer tJ,u N, e,sox,.,
willingly see The Tsse az 1snps sTEne , tn ss
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-10
Afrenchman on Borrowing.


"The Borrower A sketch by Aurelsn Sehop,
in L,Erenemenf: aThs borrowing race is the noble
race. A native pride, sn Instinct of sovereignty,
are apparent in the attitude of the borrower. He
who lends is sad and thouyhtful; the necessity Of
Obedience is written on bis brow. Born to be usea
full and to be used, he has in his aspect some
thing humble and forlorn contrasted stgnafiy
with the constant good humor the air Of conquest,
the smiable audacity Of him that shears him.
To the borrowing class belong all great kings,
ministers and women. From bcfbiades, through
Cesar and Mirabeau the brilliant succession de-
ecends to the last rulers Of France, Spain and
Turkey Health smiles on the borrowers brow;
his faith in Providence is frm, and he fs careless
of the fluctuations of stocks. Heur1 and fuuni,
those sources Of all human contentious and mis-
cries, are pleasantly confounded In his eyes.
The present has care for him; the future can
have but little. The earth is his and the fullness
thereof and he has only enter upon his estates.
Destroying vain distinctions inyented by legsla-,
tors the nan who lives by borrowing reyiyes the
or sipal idea of. community. He s'Juo knows
how to live; he is the only aris.ocras III tsa lni-
verse; AZ -afrT ET4ffE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-10
Society Notes.


day. T---- :
The first grand public event or the season, the
charity ball, takes place this evening. IL 81
Mrs. Bloomer, at 1871 NJ street. will commence
her delightful dancing receptions on Thursday.
Mrs. A. p. Brown, assisted by Mss Minnie
brown, of Chicago, received a large number Of
callers yesterday. r.40
The Cabinet ladies will occupy the attention of
society callers to-day. Mrs. Speaker Randall
VIII also De at home. = q
Mrs. Judge Jordan held a very cordial reeep--
tion yesterday. A number of disting uished per
sons paid their respects. H-.- - : ~ 5I7-7
Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Sherman were at home
at The Ebbitt house yesterday and as conse-
quenee, F street was blOoksdsd with carriages at
that point.
Mrs. Postmaster General Tyner has 60 far re-
covered from her recent illness thst she will
hereafter, during the gay season, hold her
Wednesday afternoon receptions at the Ebbtt
house, commencing this afternoon. Peg
The marriage Of Dir. Joseph r. Edison aud Miss
Marion Goodsil will take place this evening at
the Ascension church at $50 o'clock. 1t was an
nounced by mistake yesterday morning that the
marriage would take place last evening.
The n B. W. club elected officers for the en-
suing year on Monday evening, The gentlemen
selected were H. Z. Eiotz, president; Q. ]. Dem
and 5. r. Riggles. treasurer. The annual ban. /
Quet Of the club will be given about the last Of
the month, and probably masquerade party in
connection with IL. =
DR.. and Mrs. o. ]. Waters have returned from
their bridal tour, and will be happy to see their
friends at Their residence, 9Is PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue.. DR.. Waters was considerably embarrassed
at the statement that he had large wedding
the a1air being strictly en- fdmiHe. no friends at
all being invited. This will explain what APP
peared as slight to his numerous acqusint-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-10
SPANISH-AMERICAN.
An American Vessel in Trouble for Violating
Spanish Customs Law.


An American Vessel in Trouble for Violating
Z, Spanish Customs Law.
THE SHIP SEIZED AND ABOUT TO BE SOLD WHEN
THE UNITED STATES CONSULAR AGENT INTER
PosED-THE VESSEL ESCAPED BY NIGHT FROM
ALONGSIDE A SPANISH sLooP-AND VOW OUR
7 CGSsrLAR OFFICER Is CHARGED WITH BAD
PAITE.
/ The Secretary OF State has received q dispatch
from the United States consul at San Juan, Porto
Rico stating that on the 9Th of November the
schooner Baracoa, of Booth Bay, Me-, sailed from
the port Of Ponce, Porto Rico, without clearance
papers, and while being guarded bya Spanish
gunboat, to secure the payment OF o fine imposed
upon her blythe Spanish authorities for an alleged
error in her manifest. 1t seems that the captain
Of the schooner, Mr.. NeCliDtock. had been fined
by the collector Of customs at Ponce in the sum
only one half weight Of 100 barrels Of Hour and
one half weight also Of 100 barrels Of cornmeal
The number Of packages was plainly put down in
all discharged and delivered in strict conformity
with the bills of isding, plainly showing that no
. fraud was premeditstsd. There was no mode Of
paying the Ane imposed, amer which tina afasiais
stated that the cantain ana onsynees eoud natl.
ton fof the money to be reimbursed as much Is
, they pleased, ~ - = =
fHEoPFIcHRs BECOME IMPATIENT.
The marine cable being cut by order during
swer to three messages he had sent to the owners
in the United States asking for the necessary
funds for security to hherate his vessel and en-
able him TO clear bis schooner so as to proceed on
his voyage. He requested the custom-house ON
TO be patient, as he intended to pay the fine.
On Saturday the lSth Of MSUsmpe the aIsSo5
alongside the Spanish gun boat, which was done.
1t appeared that on that day the custom house
share Zone halD of the proceeds Of the fine, and
intimated that an immediate demand would be
made for the payment, and in case said demand
schooner and have her sold.
Mr.. Preston, the consular agent at Ponce, on :
At Porto Rico. stating that he could not believe
such q proceeding would be undertaken, but
that on meeting The collector he vas given to
II was suggested that good way would be to
give the vessel up without any trouble. -
TINE GIVEN TO PAY THE FINE.
= The consular agent replied that the collector
could take the vessel whenever he wished, Is he
a but s
to the officer that he would never consent to have
the schooner given up without n strongly protest.
master to communicate with the owners. They
answered that IT was nowhere set down what
Would Be abusing his POSITION as TspresentstiSs
fntsnded procesdfnss he then consented to give
these fscts to the consul that officer at wrote
to the Governor General OF the province, and he
to ai
the 18th ef November Preston advertised Tor
TIE Baracos. On the 25th he teiekraphed the con-
sui that the collector had informed him that the
schooner Baracoa had got under weigh and put TO
sea without having cleared or complied with
the custom house regulations. On the z7th
the copsul received an Official communication
nnac he "a N
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-10
SHIPPING NEWS.2n
PoRToF WASHINGTON AND GEoRGEToWN.
JANUARY o. ISL 10 '-'4' -


This port is still closed to all navigation and the
freeze OF Monday night has considerably increased
the thickness Of the ice.
MEMORANDA.
Schr S. 8. hickman, from James river arrived at
Boston 6th instant.
schr. Lizzie Carr, Ted, from Baltimore, arrived
at Boston 9Th instant. y.a:4 Is "a ~
Schr Boaz. Ryder. for Baltimore, sailed from Bel
fast, Me-. 3lst ultimo. 80 ~ = =
s schr I; A. Snow. Maddocks, for Baltimore, sailed
BALTIMORE, Jan. SAN the vessels which s,iled
ihis morning have been towed back to Hawkins
DISASTERS.
schr hatoaka- Smcot, from Demerara for Balti-
more before reported put iItv Sasssu IN distress,
snd sailedagpin I'D nliimo for destination Is re-
Porea u totai wreck ON Grand Bahama island
NOTICE TO AARIsIRs 81
hoND. Jan, f.-Black can-buoy No. q, in
ri'er. las been broken by the ice from its po-
mn Lar Jordan,s Point lighthouse and dragged
" alongside the wharf here.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-10
FINANCIAL AND cosaeEsesAl.


Financial.
WASHINGTON. b. g, Ban. Q. 1871.
The New York Poa's nnancl1f argicie ysys:
"God opened at 1o61;, and declined by Io7 to Io1,
the lowest price since June Il. 1859. since -
prime s ham, ham,. ..1oe6sy. me posted r.se for
to ~. srs, sterling was fedsced at the opening
and sss, respectively. business Is quoted ~
4sy@i93H and 4s5@4sslI. The money market Is
easier, with COZ as the ruling quotation for call
loans. United States bonds are an : traction
lower than yesterday; currency skies y, skies OF
ISL, 6s'e, 6s's, lo-4o's and new fves v,
and s7's " The stock market opened 4 higher
than It closed yesterday for Western Union Tele-
graph ana Illinois Central, * for Lake Shore, Del
aware. Lackawanns and Western, st. Paul pre-
ferred and Ohio and Mississippi. Otherwise there
were no changes. After an advance in Lake Shore
Michigan Central Of k@x, there was decline until
about noon Of " in Lake Shore and u In Michigan
Central. Since then these stocks have been steady.
hannibal and at. Joseph preferred has declined
sS ma e.
o hs Isl e
strong, with the whole market daii.
aSEa % Conc unsettled mas :. sS's
Rate for carving. s@7.
were Gold. SIS "a sI4 currency. 50 So Sts: The
oF Ss resees
;soysrnment bonds active, unsettled and lower a.
The following quotations:
3: 55:::E:|;; s. :7:;;;s;Hi
Below Messrs. II. d. Cooke, jr. & Co. send us the
prices for state bonds at the New York Stoc Ex-
change:
Tennessee S. DID,. a 49, Carolina A, q o., aa,S
Tennessee 6's new. % Missouri.
Tennessee 6's, series. % Mo. st. Jo,.....,,IUI
virginia e.. Ss; g. i'G e. s,s; -. .
do. console. IS Levee Cs. ............. IS
- do. deferred. 81 Levee s's. ............. IS
Seorea s51s Alabama s3k
Georgia Ts...:.......1e3 do. 5s.......... "a
do. q. bonds ......1e3 Arkansas 6's........, ~
North Carolina...... "a do. F,s,....... g
n. cs arc seS rs az; & =
Syarounh oiu...-. 81 told. .W55a
B Carolina. new...... S2lf
STATE bonds quiet and nominal.
: The following the closing rates for the active
stocks, telegraphed from the New York stock Ex-
Pacific Mail "a, Ohio and Mississippi ~
Western Union. 724 Wabash ..............
Northwestern 36S Untol Pacific .... 6o1
do. : pref. 81 Missouri Paclnc..... 8
koct Fundamentally Mich. Central. ~
stfaul 2A Del. d Hudson ...... T21S
DO. pref...... 53s Jersey Central. 364
~. and 1. G. ........ 81 Del, L. Western 75S
Han. and St. Joseph. IsS Money 81
Lake shore s4ls Gold closed. .......IOeIl
Stacks dull and lower.
The following the total sales OF stocks at the
New York Stock Board:
Western Union..... * 600 Lake Shore .... se,ee
Northwestern .As... ID NY. Central. !, 100
Northwestern pref. 100 Ohio Mississippi. .. 100
Rock Island. 600 Mich Central. ..... $500
st. Paul. 100 Del. q HUDSON. 100 |
do. pref. ]. 500 Jersey Central..... 800
Erie..... $40 DEL, L. VEST. $500
The following are the buying and selling rates for
Government securities: Ri rsb II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-10
LOCAL nIsCELLANx.


Catarrh cured-See DR.. Hartley.
Stoves for rent, at Buffers, corner Filth and K
streets northwest.
Ash for the Hsbe de . RENE cigarettes; they
Interest paid on deposits by ]. II. Squler s Co.,
bankers. lu6 Pennsylvania avenue. =
Left,of clothing, watches. pistols, Ac., bought
HAeItog's, SIS u street. Orders attended 10,
Rest nriees paid for east-otf clothing at Justh's
old stand, No. el9 D street northwest Orders
attended to.
All kinds Of trunfss made to order, repaired and
eeyered It MeMurray'A SOS Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
DR.. Dixon says the Lin Cure is the most
Physiological remedy yet discover ed by the wit
Of man. Parlors, SIS Pennsylvania avenue.
A CARLOAD Of fine Western New York cider. 20
cider; Just received at spieer'. butter store
southwest corner Of Ninth and streets. Prices
low.
We cali attention to the advertisement in
another column of Smith, Birge Co., 1914 Pens-
1arm-air heating, Manufacturing Is they do
those Of any other house h this communiss.
3sy GSs and deposit banks
IN all classes Of Government securities and IN
District Of Columbia and all 1rst-rate investment
foreign money. Demand drafts on Europe in any
amount Best rate allowed for per cent I'm
provement Donde orders promptly nlied tor tho
new United States ~ per cent bonds.
For MEN. ..r
Overcoats and listers reduced to half their
former price. EIsENAN BRos.,
Corner of Seventh and E.
rE -aE.r LAWYERS BRIEFS. ~.
The NATIONAL REPuBLIcAN Book and Job
Department is unsurpassed, in Its extent and ia
cilitee, by any printing house in this or any other
city for the prompt and expeditions execution of
Lawyers Briefs. Type and machinery all new.
w. HowE's IMrEovED SCALES.
The Centennial judges Of awards, after exam
ming innumerabie kinds Of scales, conceded that
Howes Improved Scales were the best for all
purposes. "A varied stock of these excellent
scales can be seen at the Oriental Tea Store E9
Ninth street. Mr.. JeHN ]. JET the agent. has
also scales Of other makes on hand, and spSer.
did stock of coffee-mills, tea cans, oil cans and