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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-29

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febrt.
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Mrs. Bernot nit erbDttsr 2sb9aftisssit
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fsn'lid last oisisr Ssrtert nidt ,a lanss
auf ndb warten.
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ernten @rubeieien naAbdnseno. Damn
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iIA burdh Die Ha&tise Sepssuns eiusn
Nusorud pon 5orslofsfsit ssten molten.
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pidte 1ntertol; binperten. lab Glcoer
niht, neil er, itm feline uusetbslits Muf'
merfiamfeit.. ..3uwsnesna, Dor osm @isbsl<
fsniter blisb.
gcn rem seseaiterliessnben ufsr aaite
itA Elm glcdeanee setrsnnt. Qnlfatt aber
in seraoer ainis auf bas wsise 5aus su,u.
feuern, futr es cine @ttede nSrelia am
0aloes loum bin, wurauf ss ldrase iiter
BEN Gre slitt, nm retter uberbalt In ben
SGub ces weitliAen uferS gu eelansen.
Wan wunlhte ufsnbar, bon Der Gsraupa
aus nidt 3u einsebsuo beobahtet gu wer,
ben. SIN 6intsrtbeil bes gotes fab ein
Snoianer uno fiibrte bas Nuber msbr
mad born fausrtsn s,pei gGeiBe. &siner
idien iih pisl um eas Tarmsrbaus ~
fiimmern.
(Gort febuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-29

tVht uuU ptmtttte, Twp tpsIU ple UUU pRH
8irgern iiir bic Staats Stranger porae.
itrsdtea Summen nidt bssablt waroeu,
biss Der WeYaeiaton slsidFame.
- Mu(tin uurce am 2S. nit einem
ouraorineencen Gewitterresen erfriIdt.-
Die p0li3ilen Ssrbaftften einan Nlann
Namens 5raep, Der ssfoblens yteres psr,
faufte. GraeY wurbe frabsr idon In
Gan Gntcnio wessn reiTeibsn @srssbrns
perbaftst.
= Wd6renb IS In elnselnen @eaenoen,
bic bisber an sroeer Dlrrs littsn, In leb.
terer 3eit serssnet bat, 3srltSrte Elm
5aeelfurm in Der llmseeenb BON MeliTa
bic 6ruhternte total unp Der Dsi;en wur.
be lstr beIdaoiat.
= Ibomas O'gonuor In Nefusic So.
Bat einem Gitiidtsn &apitalifsn 100000
older sano ssrfauft; bsrlelbf sessntt bort
cine @nliebluns gu erinoen.
- Die Wr6citen gum gDeitsrsau Der
5sras uno paeifie 8aan son Sort Dortb
mad Wsattsrforp iino san,liA einesllsat
mprben.
= Bon Gan Watricio ipirb folsenbsr
gOrfall bsrihtst 3wilaen smsi Man.
nsrn 9lamens 9ynan uAo Daaner ent,
ifanc ein Streit user bas giesnttumsreht
auf Elm pfsre. Ssnau ,os isinen 8spcl
per auf Waensr unb moQte IAisbsn, ais
er itn nit Der gemerfuns, bag er (Dae.
nsr) ein 3u grober 9sialin9 fei, um nit
btm 8spClper bebanoeIt su tperpsn, wisbsr
einitsdte uno anfalttn traf i'm nit ieis
nen 6dufen gu permGbsln. Wasner mar
itm isoct eewa6isn uno ais dynens
SOtn, Der in Der Nabe mar, fab. wie l.in
Vattr untsrlitsen mubte, srif oisler gu
isinsm @eastr unb leste an, In Der Mb.
| liht, Wasner gu erldisbsn. Die &asel
ains absr febl uno traf BEN gatsr In Der
5afte. 5Ynan III 70 ihwsr ssrmsaStt,
bab man an 1siaem Auffomn,sn satiftli.
- Bsi @raytown ie elm msrIfaaiF Fsase
anass BON sinsm Dor einsn pFu5 afidai,s
ten Yfsros, has burAsins, 3u Gofs AZ
laleift wotben.
= Die Stabt SsTtr(on pi1 I'D 6tsr
Sdulsenlaf entlebiseu unit bat oln @tau
biasru ben VorlHlas eemadt, bag otsls
rs prp,en. ibrsr JoreeranBsn5 treiasn
une ben Nsii BON rs yrcssnt IN 5 pgt.
3inien tragenee Bombs nebmsn, sir &C
Sabre lauisn fOlsn. lie @lGabiser In,
auf ZEN Bersleih niAt eins,sansen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-29

- Gin boAseadteter Aytiiiicnsprieiter
n'aht nns fclsenbe Mittbeiluns Sd
lam nidt nn'hin Sbnen gu beridten. rab
baS ct. Satobs Sel Bel perulteter Taub
9eit, melds ale unbeilbar ettlirt mar,
quite Dienlte setban bat, 70 bab bic Ser
Jon mad, benz @ebraude pca nidt gang Ell.
ner 5(alde tpieber 3ienllid,. bGren tonnte.
DieieS 1T iebpd uidt NaeS. Sin pier-
iabrises Waoden, ipeldes am san3en
aSrper labm mar, tonnte nud Nnmenpuas
elmer Glaide st. Safo5s Del 6duoe mb
Tabe wieoer 9ebrauden. SD be5eu9e
pSen aufsefiibrte Seilnnsen serue nit
banterfilltem 5er5en gu bem siitisen
@ott, Der uns ein 10 sute5 5eilmittel
aQb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-29
ltnicre StaatSleaisfatur.
Eeras.

Mulin, 2S. Mar,. Sm @enat wuree
Der gsidlub, bab iia bic essislatur am
81. psrtase nisberaelimmt. usber
bic Saustia sur Gfftitslluns ulii,ieuen
Iibbetrasfns wurbe unsinllis beridtet.
Swain tradte cine Bill elm, cine &om.
milfOn CUR uaterluduns Der 3uaaube am
@io @ranSe, einjuieben. - Sm 5aule
ipra@ Der Garbise 0siqsr tei Bsratbung
iibsr bic Deiisitbiu ,u @unllsa esnaaen.
ben gren3IttubeS. 5inlay lpraa mad
itm unb bemsrfte, pab w:nn Die Don ben
Varsern iiir bic Staats Nanger porse.
itrsdtea Summen niat besa9lt warosu,
biss Der NsYaeiation slsihfame.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-29
Wtit 1reuoen nebmeu mir fotaen

- Wtit 5reuoen nebmen mir folsenbe
3aldrift auf: per3liden Dant fir Or
Nusuit xSnis's Sambur9e,
Tropfen. Sic paren fir mid unt
meine 1amilie pcn 9robem @ertbe, rnt
molten mir nidt mebr cbne bieielben iein
S. Walter, Tuaealo, Sas.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-29
HRS. GEN. GILFLORYs WARDRoBE
Description of the Costumes from Worth
FlOunces and Furbelows.

Description of the Costumes from Worth
F1ounces and Furbelows.
The tasteful, rich costumes worn by Mrs.
Florence in the Mighty Dollar" are so uni.
versally admired that we deem it Of interest
TO our many lady readers to give minute
description of the same. In the first act Mrs.
Florence wears a magni bcent ball costume
made by Worth. 1t is rich black silk, eab
orately embroidered. The costume is trim
med with Burgoyne'green, with intermixtures
of Rembrandt-red. The back Of the skirt is
lOOped up with three Aascian bows of Rem
brandt-red. The end OF the train is trimmed
with full cOquUe ruche; each alternate point
ON the end Of the train is turned back and
fastened with handsome satin button.
Around the front of the skirt is q wide gar
niture of horiatcd material from which falls
very deep fringe; row Of satin buttons of
twenty different shades fastens the fringe
to the dress. The corsage is decoHete. On
each shoulder diamond lizard is worn. Her
earrings are diamond horseshoes. The brooch
Is magnificent one OF diamonds and black
onyx, forming a lily-ol-thev valley. Around
her neck simple black velvet baud Is worn.
In the second act Mrs. Florence is attired in Il
picnic costume of white foulnrd silk, with
Chinese points, twelve in number on the left
side Of the denli-Jran, all embroidered in fine
silk by hand on blue satin The costume is one
mass ofllonitou lace. The front Oft skirt is of
plaitiugs aud lace most elHbOHtely Designed
On the left side Of the skirt are number of
long ribbon loops. Tho bottom of the front of
the skirt is box-plaited. The sleeves are of Hon
iton lace, with a Chinese point embroidered
In the lace, extending from the shoulder
downward. The embroidery is in colors. The
position basque is V.shapCd, filled in with
Honiton lace. Two embroidered Chinese
points are in the back, one representing an
inverted and the other Il perpendicular pyra.
mid. Her hat is orfine rice straw, the front be.
ing trimmed with rosG-colorej satin; on the top
arc several ostrich tips, held in the claws OF
rich plunlaged bird. Her parasol is of white
Spanish lace, trimmed with ribbon loops to
Rtch the dress.
Her stockings are of blue silk clocked with
pointed lace and the shoes of the Chinese
style, embroidered. Her jewels are II ricl
pair of ear-pendants of turquoise and dia
mOnds, massive neck chain of turquois,
and diamonds aud turquoise and diamond
rings. Ruse.colored lace mitts.
In the third act Mrs. Florence wears din
ner costume, of crepe de Chine, trimmed cle
Eantly with Valonciennes lace. Quilting o
cream.colored satin and fringe of gold anC
pearls. The top of skirt is laced in front will
gold cord to which is attached two haudsom
tassels Of pearls and gold The corsage
SQUARE, filled in with Vaenciennes lace an
trimmed with rereTS of crepe de Chine an
cream satn-edgcd fringe of gold and pearls
The trin0n sleeves are Of Valoncicnncs lace
trimmed with fringe In her hair Mrs. FlOI
encc wears pearls and diamonds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-29
A Sudden Attack ofInsanity.

A colored girl named Deborah Wlkerson,
living at No. 1854 Tenth street, woke up yes
terday morning about 2 o'clock in tenn
porary fit of insanity, as it seems. She first
smashed all the glass ont Of the windows in
tho second story of the house, cutting her
hands and arms in horrible manner. She
then attempted to jump out of a window,
but was prevented. In attempting to go down
the stairs she Tell and rolled to the bottom.
She then opened the front door and rolled Of
the porch upon the parking, where she lay
screaming ut the top of her voice Officers
johnson and Young, of the Sixth precinct,
went to her assistance aud carried her into
the house. They then waited upon DR.. Bush
nell, who responded and pronounced hel
wounds very painful, but not serious, aud
prescribed for her she soon began to recover
aud subsequently walked 10 her home corner
ofTenth aud V streets northwest, accompanied
BY her husband, who had appeared upon the
scene.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-29

One Of the most important subjects repro
scented in the industrial parade Of yesterday
was the Downey sewer-trpp. The subject OF
sanitary drainage is of vital Importance to each
and every individual, as we'll MS to the com.
munity at large. We were forcibly reminded
by the sight of Mr.. Downey's exhibit OF the
trials and fluctuations of inventors, and the
verifcation Of the principle that really good
and moritorious article is sure TO win. After
the test of time, in competition with all other
like inventions, the Downcy trap now vir-
tually has the field to ITSELF being the only
safe and sure appliance for the prevention of
sewer gas and backlow. 1t has proved to BIO
an absolute necessity in oyury house, particu'
larry during tho winter months, when the
house is closed and heated and no chance
given for ventilation. No house can be healthy
and free from the worst forms of malaria
without one Of these traps, and we say with all
confidence that this invention will keep amy
house free from the deadly evils resulting
from sewer gas. 1t has the Endorsement OF
the most eminent sanitarians and health 9TH
GERS in the country, as well rs ofeyery person
who has given it trial.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-29
CITY ITEMS.


Small and large investments from s25 to $4,000,
In the combination of MessIs. Lawrence d Co,
pay large profits This new and successful system
unites thousands of orders from customers into one
immense capital, and is managed with the best
are shared pro rata by customers every month.
Shareholders thus obtain all the advantages Of
large capitalist Thousands are rapidly making
money, and many have acquired handsome for
tunes by this safe and legitimate methods which
has been among the most successful OF the move
ments of the Stock Exchange. Twenty-Five dollars
will make sl25, per cent 500 Will return $500
$500 will net IS 600 &c. according 70 the state ofthe
market New explanatory circulars, with "un.
erring rules for sucsess mailed TO all applicants by
Messrs. Lawrence " Co.. Bankers, 81 Exchange
Place, New York city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-29
JOHN BULL, Attorney for owner,
oc2S-td Room -, torcorau Building.
GALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED real. lis
~ TATE. No. 81 EAST CAPITOL ST. n. T.

BY virtue OF a decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, passed September 70 1875 in
equity cause No GlOl document vs. aud confirmed IN
general term October TO- 1879, viii offer Tor sale at
public auction, IN front Of the premises an MON
DAY, November 3, htA o'clock j. NJ, the following
described premises, viz. All of those certain pieces
of ground with the improvements thereon, laid
down on the ground plat OF the District of Columbia
as the Western part of original lot eleven, and the
eastern part of original lot ten, In square number
seven hundred and eighty-seven, beginning thirty
four feet end three inch west of the southeast cor
ner of said lot eleven; thence west twenty-five cct
thence south one hundred and ten feet, 10 Il thirty.
foot alley thence along the lines and angles Of said
alley to point thir yOur feet and three Inches west
OF the southeast corner of said lot eleven thence
north hundred and twey-elght feet 10 tile place
Of beginning; improved by q new three-sory brick
dwelling
Terms of sale-One-tlird of the purchase money TO
be paid In cash the o. sale or five days there
after, one hundred dollars OF which shall be- paid
deposit the day of sale, and the balance in three
equal installmenls Of SIX twelve and eighteen months
from the day Of sale for which the purchaser shall
deliver to said trustee his prOmssory notes dated Oh
the day of sale and 10 bear interest at the rate OF
per cent. per annum. All conveyancing NJ the cost
Of the purchaser The property Will be sold subject
to decd OF trust OF $3.50 bearing Interest al the rate
OF 10 per cent per annum, all OF which Will mort
fully appear by reference 10 the proceedings In tn II
cause. BELNA a, LOtkWOOD, Trustee,
els street, Washington, j. G
nITNCANSON RRnS upti
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-29

ASsIGNMENTs FOE TO'DAN.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICr-CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICE JAMEs--No. 80, Hoffman
executor vs.. Jones; A. Hall Il Hume vs.. Collins
A. Lehman VS.. Pullman Palace Car Company; rs
Strong W. Marmion; 49, " Bren, Mary f., habeas
corpus; 81, Dickson vs. Baltimore 4 Potomac Rail
road Company; 80, O'Brien vs.. Baltimore u POlo-
mac Railroad Company; 90, springman VS.. Balti
more & Potomac Railroad Company; 81, West VS.
Baltimore IL Potomac Railroad Company; 5la
Rapley vs.. Plant So, Roachc vs. Moran.
The assignments of the other courts for to-day
were published III THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN oi
yesterday.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsrRIcr-CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES WYLIE, Cox AND JAMES
United States eX rel. Richard Mcbride vs.. the Sec
rotary of the Interior; application for mulidunlu
to compel the defendant 10 deliver to the applicGn
mltled.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-29
UPHoLsTERISG a speciality at Julius Laus
burghs.


The Stock Exchange never presented such an
admirable condition for profitable and rapid stock
operations. There never before have been SO mai
fortunes made by quick fluctuations aud skillhll
manipulatious. Careful and reasonable people
only operate through the combination system OF
Messrs. Simpson * Co., which enables those with
large or small means to invest and realize hand
some profits which are divided pro rata among the
shareholders every thirty day.. New combinations
ca be safely invested with splendid opportunities
for quick profits. An Illinois grain dealer made
Sl3 20. II In tWOiuYcstments. A Michigan farmer
invested $50 which yielded s435.l4. He made by
three Investments over - 900. A Wisconsin coun-
try merchant made H245l6 IN four combinations
aud others have done equally as well. New c1-
cess, ." mailed by McSsEs Simpson Co., BANKERS, 4
Exchange Place, New York City
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-29
CITY NOTES.

The only Turkish (hot air) Bath in the
city, 600 T. street, near Judiciary Square.
B. +. Queen, Of the st. James news stand,
sends the New York Clipper for the current
week.
james w. Green, attorney .at.law, has a
package Of legal papers at the REPUBLICAN
Office
The new hot-air and Turko-kussian bath
room will reopen October 25th at 9O3 street
northwest.
The best Vienna bread in tho city can be
obtained only at +. Freund's, 702 Ninth street
northwest; also confectionery.
Bob Ingersoll is announced to lecture on
the Both instant ut Oid-Fellow's Hail. in aid
of the American Missionary Industrial Asso-
citation.
The five confidence men arrested by the
detectives last Saturday for forging checks
were released yesterday, rs there was no evil
dence upon which they could be convicted.
Warren Herbert, while driving four
horse team attached to a carriage in which
wero seated some Fair officials on Ninth street,
near +, yesterday fell from his seat to the
pavement and WAS badly injured.
The mandomus suit Of Thomas Mcbride
against Secretary Schurz, TO compel tho sccre-
tary to deliver to him land patent for GER
tain lands in Utah, was argued and submitted
u the court in general term yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon fight took place in
n restaurant on the Avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets. between William Faunce
and Robert and Henry Rollins. Fauncc got
the worst OF it aud ran out into the street. lie
was followed by his antagonists, one of whom
had a knife in his hand. They were unable
to overtakc their victim aud contented them
selves with hurting several missiles after him.
Sergeant johnson put u stop to the fun by ar
resting both the Rollnsos aud locking them up
ut the Fifth precinct station.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-29
snnreme Court oflthe United stntes.

TUESDAY, october IS, 1879.
on motion Of Mr.. Archibald Hopkins, William
II. Bradley, esq of Newark, Nj was admitted TO
practice.
On motion Of Mr.. c. ". Horncr, II. G. Morgan,
esq, of New Orleans La, was admitted 10 prac-
tee.
No 16.-The American Emig:ant Company op-
pcllnnt, vs.. the County of Adams; argument con
tiuued by Mr. o, -. Barrett for appellant and by
Mr.. X. Z. Lowe and Mr.. f. NJ. Davis for appellee
and concluded by Mr. b. +, Butler for appellant.
Wagon Road Company plaintiff in error, vs.. the
people OF Montana eX rel IL. n. Blake; dismissed
with c Jsts under 10Th rule.
itNo 2l.-Robert Tillson & Co, appellants, VS.. The
United States; argued By Mr. 3. L. Grafton ano
Mr. NJ. II. Carpenter for appellants, aud by Mr.
solicitor General Phillips for appellee
No. 22--The South and North Alabama Railroad
Company, plaintiffs in error vs., The state Of AlHbn
| ina; argument commenced by Mr.. Thomas GJJnes
Adjourned until tomorrow at u o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-29
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

On WEDNESDAY afternoon, November ~ ut 4
O'Clock, on tie premises, we shall sell q number OF
choice Building Lots, fronting respectively Niue
tecnth. Twentieth and n sire u, New Hampshire
avenue Sunderland Place and P.street Circle. bt ng
portions OF square No. 49, unsOld ut the sale of last
April.
The superior character of the improvements now
In process of completion on lots heretofore sold in
this square, T. geher with the number OF elegant
residences going up IN the immediate vicinity, rem.
dcrS this IN unusually attractive sale.
Title ptrle I. An abstract OF same by NJ. Ashford
ESQ may be seen on application.
Terms one third C-'sh. III, remainder ~ SIX and
twelve months, with interest at seven cent, pay
able srmi-annulliy; deferred payments sec red Dy
decd of trust ON property sold.
\ deposit Of So will be required on each lot sold al
/ time of sale.
JOHN BULL, Attorney for owner,
oc2s-td Room - Corcoran Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-29

A man named Manuel Lacy was brought
into the Fifth precinct station last evening
with blood streaming from several cuts in the
head. DIR. Walter was summoned and dressed
his wounds, which were not serious, being
mere scalp cuts. His version Of the manner
III which he received the cuts was that yester-
day afternoon he went into the restaurant of a
man named Mechanics, on Ninth street, OPP
posite the market, aud while in there he be-
came involved in difficulty with one "Reddy"
Thomas The latter being unable to get away
with his man was assisted by two of his
friends, and the trio, after knocking him
down, kicked him in the hesd and about the
body until he was nearly scuscess. The cry
that the police were coming forced them to
desist, and Lacy not knowing where to go
wandered around the streets for nearly two
hours, when he was taken to the station by
q policeman. lie states that he intends 10
procure u warrant for his assailaus to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-29
45oPANTs To ORDER. EIsEMAN BROS.


The papers teen with examples of wealth thrust
suddenly upon simple minded people In the work
shop ON the farm who have quietly without pro-
claiming the fact To every one they knew, gone TO
the post or express office and seut dollar or two
10 NJ A. Dauphin, +. o. Box 692, New orleans. La,
or same person at No. $40 broadway, New York
city, ~ y, and received whole or half ticket IN
the Louisiana State Lottery Company, the next
drawing Of which takes place November II, and
the reader who heeds this may be the one who
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-29

in fine aud servicable Boots and Shoes are
offered by ]. Brock, 433 Seventh street, who
has received q large invoice of fine Boots and
Shoes from Philadelphia forced sale, and now
offers special inducements to all in need OF
boots and shoes. Call early aud secure bar
gains
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-29

Mr.. Henry Hurt, president Of the Washing
ton & GeorgetUwn Street Railroad Company, has
addressed It uote to Major Morgan, Supcrinten-
dent Of Police, stating that it has been the Gus
tom of the cars ON Seventh street and Penn
sylyania avenue TO cross the street before stop
ping at the junction of the two roads; that
since the company has stationed men at that
point TO issue transfers it would be moro con-
voniont for the public and for the transfer
men if cars on the Avenue should stop on the
same side Of the street going in both direc-
tions-say on the east side Of seventh, not
near enough to obstruct the crossing. lie
asks il there arc any police objections In
bad weather it is very disagreeable for those
who exchange cars at this point to be COM
PEELED TO stand out in the weather until the
cars arrive. The corners at Pennsylvania
avenue on the west side of Seventh street are
both public reservations. If the authority
! could be granted the company would erect on
each of said corners handsome awnings, which
would Offer very good protection from ram OF
sunshine. The paper was referred to the Dis
trict Commissioners.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-29
NInrlnI,s pnncing Aeademy.

Professor l.. G. Narini has resumed his in
structions IN the art of terpschore at his fash
ionabe dancing academy on L between Ninth
and Tenth streets for the season. Tho profess
sor is well known 10 the citizens Of this city,
both as an instructor aud genial and courteous
gentleman. Days Of instruction will be Tues.
day, Thursday and saturday For terms and
particulars sec circulars, to be had at the acad.
emy aud Mt the various music stores,