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REMARKABLY PROSPEROUS TIMES.
There Is no reason why there should be
change in the policy OF tho Government
when everything Is moving so smoothly. Tho
price OF Government bonds IL advancing, the
rate Of interests decreasing, and every inter-
est Is being fostcrcd ard promoted by the
policy ut the Republican party. Then VIC
have had bcneticent crops for two or three
years, and the people arc III good t,uror.
The change In the times from ts7D to 1880 Is
rs from midnight to monday. lit 1876 every
thing was against lis. The panic had struck
us, and everybody was dEsgustcd and ttc,uos-
allied. like man with a sore on his back
who wanted 10 turn over. Now everything
is prosperous, and the people are disposed to
let we'll enough alone"
"Ifow largely do you attribute tho result
to the prominence given
THE TARIFF 1ssuE%'
~ think that question has entered largely
into tho result In the larger cities nnd tho
manufacturing and mining districts. 1t has
been powerful adjunct to the Republican
party, and has gained us at least 900 or 3, 900
votes. Then, again. Mr. Porter has been
quite popular, and Inns made a favorable Inl-
made excellent speeches, and has proven
himself to be truc man Of the people. hay-
lng every interest at Iicart+ On tho other
hand, Atr. Landcrs Is not popular, and has
nothing In hin, tn excite enthusiasm. even
among the Democrats"
"Do you mark the large decrease In the
NATIONAL VOTE,
Mr.. New?''
"Ics. The National party has largely dis
solved into Its original elements, part going
to tho itcpul}llcans md pnrt to tho Del11{-
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TOLD YOU 50.
7: HOW {: ! v
SIS or $40.
Buy a Suit Of Clothes OF an
Overcoat of the "Sleepless"
and "Restless" Clothiers,
WlLL0UcHBY, HILL &C0.
And if, after you get home,
you find you had rather have
your money than the goods,
return them lf not soiled),
and your
$l5 or $40 will be sent or
handed to you.
We don't eUn3et or need
any ones money unless we
can give a full and satisfac-
tory equivalent for the same.
Come in some time to-day;
it won't cost you anything to
come in, "perhaps!"
Great Piles d 0yercoats,
AMERICAS GREATEST CLoTHlERs,
WlLLOUGHBY,
HILL G CO.,
Cor. Madison and Clark -sts.
Also, Great Electric Clothing
House, 42o Mi1waukee-av.
Also, another Store, cor. OF Blue
1sland-av. and Twelfth st,
GOMEZ!
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H00SIER CHOICE?
Why, Gen. James A. Gar
field, Of Ohio, To
BE Sure!
Full Text Of the Grand Ver-
dict Rendered Yester-
day, To-Wit:
" Government Of The People, for the People,
and by tlle People, Shall not
Perish from tiIe EARTH"
Superb Opportunity for Hancock to
Withdraw in Favor Of
Iilden.
Terrific Kick Against Prof. En-
glish, &c. S., Chair Of Ex-
perincntal Numis-
matics.
Each Additional Return Cow
ering indiana With
Augmenting Glory.
Porter, 5000, Eight Congress-
men, and the Ninth to
Fight For.
Interviews with Some of the Men
on the Battfeield-Dor- -
sey's Labors.
AL DUE EIGHT counties OF Ohto
Give $4,000 Republican
Majority.
Ben Butterworth's Majority, 1902;
Young's, I,0o7-Gains in Gar
fields District.
Speech Of Henry Wnril Dcechcr at
Cooper lnstituto-Ef[ect OF tile
Ncws In Virginia.
Comments Of Distant Well Wishers
-Refrains Caught from the
L. 4 L 4.
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Epffto{ Dt{patch to The Chttaee TYtbunA
1xn1Ax4tnr1s oct. t3-Tnk1nr iii in nil
+. wos trrrIbla <cfrnt for t!,e i1rnocracv'
nud viii, singular ,,nn,,;m,tv they hova lived
NM, Enelish ns t,,r sca,,eroat for nil t1,clr
crimes lfu,,,,ors nn,t misfortuncs ,rhnv
arr,sc lin, nf I,e}n1, Tho nrInclno, cousc of
thar 1oe,ur thp Stnta md nrn onan Ind
optl norrn ii, tlcir tlpn,nclation NJ him .ri,av
snv l,o hos n,nyel n l,ura cont;i1onrn rn,no
unon his nnrty. md their oniy consolation il
tint In ia fnvnIyryi In =. tho rcncrni
ruin. From Gov. Urn,irIcks n1,d Senator
M:1,or,,i ao,yn IN tho hrn,,,oet wnri
, 1880-10-14
Full. ENl'lEEssiOS OF Ills VIEWS.
Spfetat pIapatsh u Iat f,bieaao 1ffhitf,e.

1ull III tl,a ronniftce-r e-ronu 7 k,,cccoaad IN
getting nm Intrryir,y with Scnator Dorspv os
IN tbe wny The result w,s hrn,,,,l,t aiout,
s.Tllc great difficulty with tho Rrpuhlican
Marty IN 1nhtaun hnr,.tnforc ,, enid l,o ..h,o
hre,, that instead nf or,va,,tzotJon and ,1o,"ii
thev hoyc Ind n man nj ~ MINI, ,I,,iitv thot
j." ovnrtouno,, ovsr,hod,, .,s, nn,i mu.tnrs inv
took to carry thc Statc by thr strcnxt,, Of h;s
ability njour. withnut eoinr Into organization
IN nrn,i,,rn lint rns,i, Ti,s ,.o.r tho SWEET
thorough detail, nn,l con,,rcheusiyo M ''o or.
rnn{yotinn ovar ,nourrrotol In INV c4oto
bnyo brcn coulr,Icted in Indiana. The
uarty Inns bpc,, organized from ronI ,istrcts
M to Congressional districts. so tint ryory
Republican knew Ills place md Ind n tluty
tn nrrforn. TIN work of thIs nrpanfznt1on
bas bpc; onc of int,rit detail. # has rc.
quirctl great patience and industry. and |
believe the victory we have gained Is due
almost wholly to this
MAGNIFICENT o1srAN1zAT1oN,
The Republicans Of Indiana were organized
for suvcra1 pl,rposes.-tirst Of MI to sec that
every straight Republican votc was got out:
second, tn see that every doubtful voter TINT
could bo properly Influenced WIS H.
iluenced to vote the Republican ticket:
nnd, third, to see tllat tho various schemes
that are 80 well known tn tho Democratic
paytys were discovered and defeated, to pre-
vent tho frauds heretofore practicel In IT.
dunn. There has been Ito honest election in
this State Il. twenty-five years, aitt the Dcu,-
ocrnts were SO accustomed to carrying the
Stato by fraud that they did not believe that
| m honest attempt to ucfcat them could
possibly succeed, DnIlpt-hox stnttIue. re-
peatlng, Importing, and, n,,pyc all, buyiug
| votes, have been tho regular Democratic
1nc,iatls.' -.
"ln spite Of which you }nyc won the day.n
re,narkcd.
"1es, sir; III spite of NIL these truly Demo-
| cratic practices. 70 give yol su,uc partial
| Idea OF tho efforts tho Democrats nut forth.
| let INC tell YOU that, In tile three fnys fmmc-
diatc1y preceding .t,.e day OF election. tie
| Democrats disb,rseu in Indiana
,,.,,, ca.n nm
| sendtup ,nto eo,no nf tho to,vrxn,,s nc ,,.1,
/ ns 500. md into tim countics ns niri os
$1,000 10 siScqn. M sucl, stun"sn;oms
schemo Of corruntIon wns ~ cyrr % hcfore 1. NJ.
ten,,,trd. md suci sccnes vcmtnro :,
say were never Witnessed hcforc in n Nortl,.
crn state. In many connt1ss thcv manly
offered from sl5 tn s3o for votcs mn, mi n
regular u1ncc for ,nor1at and ,hr,. octno1l,,
20 dcbauchcd their owl, nronlo that tl,ov
| found It nccpssnry mis- ycnr n snon,, tho
mnst of tleir ,nomcy ~, mt t,,cn, " '''~''A '''1
"You attribute tho resmlt IN nar, TN vo,,
| mt. IN tia uon,1o,itv of Nr Tor.ar tio a 1,,s
nortaucc of tl,o tnrilf issme ami t,e nravn.
inncc NJ rnod timcs -, ''~'"
AZ n1,rwrrv rur c.rn1r.rre
| tboro ,roe ~ ,,,,rtsn,, -, ~, D,,o !,
hm1Ivrncc,nr conrs1. unca,,t,, h,o,tars.itt.
aml ,hr .ther ts tr,f"a,f oxnnrIo,,c.i ro' ~
sncctnhla rrptIe,nun, of xor,. ,',,ns"o1 a,,,i.
H.. A. i,,t,,aa', t,,a t,,:a oa,,,,'',a.o' Mo
National Republican., 1880-12-11
coFpnz AND srRYnanrrs,


me Oheusises RHaa.inafsWa er nIfea
nntrer's te-KlvideSce Aaosssst BScixs-
ter.
The evidence that thore was deliberate plan
coRceoted and attempted to bs carried into effect
70 poison Bmma Baker, the woman connected
with Alice Rupp-Wcscott and Bioksles, in the re-
cent silver.coin countcrfclting scheme, grows
stronger and moro convincing ovecy day. Aner
the first developments in the case had boen made,
tho contents Of tho two bottles Of cofeo sent to tho
jail wcro placed in tho hands Of reliable chemist
to analy2e. lie completed the examination yes
teray, and found that the coffee in the bottle from
which Miss Baker drank was strongly impregnalod
with strychnlne,whlo that In the bottle selected by
Miss Wescott contained none at all. It is believed,
Judging from hcr actions prior to the time the cot
fec came N the Jail the peculiar manner In which
II was parccled out and her expressions nflor seeing
tho effect of upon Mis- Baker that Miss WcstcOtt
was acquainted With oil the circumstances Of the
diabolical plot to destroy the wOman's life.
AS the coffee was taken to lCkslers photo
graph establishment on Seventh street, before be-
ing taken TO the jail, and as BiGkslor was known
10 be working with WCstcott IN the cOunlerleiting
business, the cirCumstanta evidence becomes
very strong that IL was ut his gallery that tho
poison was mixed In tho coffee TO settle" Emma
Baker Tho links in the chain of evidence con.
tinuo to multiply against the principals, and tho
District Attorney believes that when tho eases are
called for trial he will be able to produce abund
ant proof of the guilt of the parties accused.
National Republican., 1880-12-11

Mr.. Henry Meath, of Boonsboro Md died Tues.
day, nged eighty.four years.
son of Dr. Howard, living at Rockville Nd,
was bitten last rhurnday by vicious dog. He Is
suffering considerably from the wound.
on the 9TH instant boy four years old, the son
OF w. III. 3abbitt, of Rockville, Montgomery Coun.
ty,wS killed by falling backward into n Kettle OF
boiling water.
Mr.. James D. Hnllowcll son of Mr. james s. Hal.
lowell, was digging on his fathers place, near
Rockville, few days ago, and rich vein of gold
ore was found.
lilleary O'Neal, living near Rockville Nd, fell
dead last Saturday night, while preparing to retire
to bed. II is thought death resulted from rhCuma-
tism of the heart.
The Port Tobacco TndcpendaI says: "Thursday
week the house ofHGrrison Hanson caught fire and
burned to the ground, and his agcd wife was burnt
up in the house."
other mans wife, children, and household effects
was convicted on Saturday in the Circuit Cour. at
HagerStoWn of abduction of the children Sen.
tencc was deferred.
Mr.. Samuel Gllicott, well known as the "blind
farmer" of Montgomery County, died last week
Although Mr.. Elllcott has been deprived of sight
since the age Of sixteen years, he was one of the
most successful farmers in the county.
Jennie Lamar, Q woman Of bad repute, belonging
temperance and disease. Sho was about to come
into possession of q fortune willed to her by her
father, who died In Pennsylvania short time
since.
The will Of the late Reuben NJ. Dorsey of How.
ard County, Maryland, was proved on Tuesday lns,
at Ellcott City, the executors giving bond In pen.
atty of Si25,OOO. The principal legatees are Mrs
daughter Of the deceased. The widow has a life
interest In the estate,
National Republican., 1880-12-11
Virginia News.

Mr.. Alonzo Davis, the Oldest resident of Lynch
burg, died Tuesday He had lived In the city
soventy-eight years.
The aggregate receipts Of cotton at Norfolk for tho
three months last past were 3il 63S bales against
257,657 bales during the same quarter in 1879.
Henry Thomas colored, last Friday assaulted
George B: RUSSELL white, In Loudoun County, and
inflicted Injuries on Russell which will probably
prove fatal.
Tho new chapel at tho Theological Seminary,
near Alexandria, Is finished externally They ex-
upon the weather.
The property valuation In Loudoun County, w.
und0r the recent assessment, shows n decrease Of
1921 ,O20, with one district to hear from compared
with the assessment of 1875
Mr.. Samuel Carr, an old and highly esteemed
farmer OF LoudOun County, died al his home two
miles west of Lecsburg, on Sunday night last in
the sixty-seyenth year of his age.
Hon Il. c. l.. Moncure, chief Judge of the Vir-
ginia Court Of Appeals, has yielded 10 the advice
Of his physicians TO retire for a month or two
from his seat on the bench in order to recuperate
his health.
For number Of years past the cattlo trade of
Fauquier has been increasing, until now 1t Is an
extensive business, and weekly stock trains of
from sixty to ninety cars pass over tho Virginia
Midland Railroad for Baltimore.
Tho Winchester Ashby Memorial Association has
issued circular appealing to all To assist in the
efforts now being put forth by the ladies of Win
chester for the erection Of u monument TO the
memory Of the late General Ashby.
1t Is understood that James r.. Keeno, tho famous
speculntor, formerly of San Francisco but more
recently OF New York. Is negotiating for the pur
chase Of the handsome estate of General Gilbert s
| Neon, In the Shenandoah Valley, and will prob
| ably buy 1t for a sum in excess of 100000.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
INAUGURAL VISITORS.
How They wisi be Cnroa nu---rho gcr,u
toe On IAwhns, gor,.n .n-,.f


tee on pnbiie CoDafort.
Tho work Of organizing the various sub-commit-
tees on arrangements for the Inauguration is being
rapidly perfected, and the mombers Of tho execu-
tive committee arc at their headquarters In the
National Metropolitan Bank each evening for this
purpose. Last evening Messrs. Thompson and
Barber called together the committee on public
comfort for instruction and Organization. Tho
duty ofthis committee will be to provide quarters
at reasonable rates. for any persons visiting Wash
ngton and to do all In their power for their COM
fort and protection Among the members of this
committee present last night wore Mcssrs. w. j.
stephenson, Jamea l.. Barbour, ]. H. Magrudor
Peter Campbell, II. c. Fox, George Plant, Z. NJ. Du-
bnnt, w w. Curtis, u. i. Worrell, George White
John Gibson and Collector John II. Cook. An or
gnnilntiOn was effected with Messrs. Stephenson
and Worrell as chairman and secretary respective
ly, after which Mr.. J. w. Thompson stated that tho
committee was empowered to contract any ncces-
sary indcbtness TO insure proper accommodations
ior visitors to this city during the Inauguration
motion was adopted authorizing the chairman
70 advertise and request bonrding.hOuse keepers,
nail owners, and Others to communicate Mt once
whal accommodations they could insure, letters TO
De addressed 70 the secretary nt the headquarters
OF tthc committee In the Metropolitan Bank. The
Following committee was appointed TO map ont n
plan for work and report al the next meeting:
M9ssrs. Campbell, Curtis, Dubant, Worrell and
White u was deemed best not to attempt TO work
~ present but await u report from the committee,
ana lhe committee accordingly adjourned until
next Thursday evening
National Republican., 1880-12-11
hlnxnns,rln Annl,.s-

Tho tailor shop of Mr.. John A. Keys, on Royal
street was entered by thieves last night and robbed
of a suit Of clothes.
To-day has been the coolest of the year, the
thermometer going down ~ ii degrees above zoro
The river was frozen over and ierry-bOats found
considerable difficulty in breaking through The
skaters ate having fine time on the canal and
Hunting Creek.
Mr.. Thomas Dewitt, whose wife, Mrs. Annie Dc.
Wit, died suddenly yesterday noon also received
tho sad news, shortly after the demise of his wlfo
Of the doath of his father Mr. Christopher Dewitt IN
the eighty-trst year of his age at HaZl0hatoh Sta
County Dublin, Ireland.
Captain Alexander Innls died suddenly at his
residence on Seminary Hill yesterday evening
rom one point 10 anot6er when he fell, dyinu
shortly AllGr his removal to his house. II Is sup
posed death was caused by the breaking Of u blood
vessel in the region of the heart.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
OUR CATHOLIC FRIENDS.
Paragraphs frSrsa the Churches,
CLERGY. And ErDar.


The venerable Father Quiglcy author of" The
Cross and the Shamrock" and other Catholic
works, who has been missionary on the Pacific
coast for over thirty years has been here for the
past few days, the guest of Falher Walter. He Is
on his way back TO Ireland TO pass the remainder
his days
Extensive changes and transfers, IL is expected,
will take place about Christmas among the Catho-
lie pastors in this city rs five new priests viii be
ordained about that time and the parishes Of 81.
Parick's and Immaculate Conception arc without
assistant pastors.
1t is believed among tho clergy here that the
name sent to Rome lately from baltimore for the
vacant bishOpic of NOrth Carolina, was that of
ono of the pastors in this city
Father Cunningham, for the past thrco years pas
tor OF ST. Mary s Church, Rocky lie, Md, has been
transferred to ST. Nincents Church, Baltimore.
Crowds Of strangers flock tO 81. Matthew Church
TO hear the champion quartoitc. Of which Cannon
IL basao and Burnett the unrivnlcd tenor.
Father Morgan, assistant paStOfOf st. PatriCSs.
IL still with friends near baltimore bu. yet unsuc-
cesSiul in regnining his health.
=, At the mission now going on at st, Aloysus all
tho night sermons are preached by FathOr Mcguire.
Father Busan, 5. j., of st. Joseph's Church, went
yesterday to Woodstock, Md. to make an eight
days retreat
National Republican., 1880-12-11
DIscipies OF FrOebeI.

The Washington Frocbel Society met last even.
ing atthe Metropolitan kindergarten, 1903 II street,
Joseph NJ, Wilson, president, in the chair, and T.
c. Morton, secretary The attendance was large
and number ofmcmbcrs were elected. paper
was read on tho school In Bethany Chapel, corner
of Ohio avenue and Thirteenth street. Thlsschool
was established May II, 1880, by Misses Bessie c.
Graves, Frederka Nlmmo, and Emma L. Graves
who were prompted ont of love for tho system OF
Froebel 10 establish Il free kindergarten school
sixty.sevon children have received free insiruc.
tions. At the present time fOrty-soVcn are on the
rolls The support of this school has been assumed
by the society
a paper on tho Third Gin Of Frocbel" by Miss
Recia Bushcc, illustrated by class made up of the
members, and on the Moral Culture of the Kin.
dOrgaTten," by Miss Frcdcrika sNimmo wero also
presented. These papers led 70 u spirited discus
sion, in which Rev a. II. Mason, John IIitz
are In contemplation to give tho children 4 Christ
mas entertainment.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
READY TO WELCOME HIM.
GereRai 9rnn. AMI the boys sn Eiuc-T
Denomination Ncyf IIOntlnr.

dicreRsai e]rnnt ana the boys IN, Bfuc-Thc
Demonstration Next Monday.
Colonel H. c. Ford, mnjor-genernl commanding
the Boys In Blue of this department, called upon
the President yesterday, and after he had set forth
the arrangements made for receiving General
Grant next Monday afternoon the President stated
that ho would issue an order that nll oxsoldiors in
the Departments desiring to march in tho line
shall have leave of absence from two o'clock Mon.
day afternoon.
"Will You have big turnout inquired RE
PUBLICAN reporter of the majorgeneral yesterday
"Thero will DO about twenty companies ont
There are now about 1000 Boys In Blue in the Dis
t!ct and Il is safe to say that ninety per cent. OF
them will bo In limo.
Upon General Grants arrival ut tho Baltimore
and Potomac depot " generals" salute of seven
teen guns will be fred by Battery A, of the District
Artillery under Lieutenant O'Conncll. The date
OF the sercnnde to General Grant will not be an
nounced until General Grant himself can be con-
suited The programme Is that Colonel Ford will
mcOt tho General in Baltimore and accompany
hil to this city. On the way Ovor the subject Ci
the sercnade will he broaChed and the generals
preferences In regard TO the mattur will be made
known that evening. It is proposed to provide
carriages In the line of escort Monday afternoon
Tor the members the National Republican Com.
mittec In the city.
National Republican., 1880-12-11

OF Spcor, Compton S Co.'S, 934 Louisiana avenue,
u choice lot ofbutter in ninepound pals; also
load of choice apples. Regular receipts of Elgin
Creamery, fancy New York, and fine Western butter.
Low prices and fair dealing
National Republican., 1880-12-11
THE COLD SNAP.
How IL Strikes svynsblngt0n-.A Thrcateneti
lee blockade.

Everybody on the streets yesterday appeared to
be in hurry; there were no elegant loungers on
the street corners, no lettering about store win.
dows. The icy blast kept everybody in lively mo-
tlon, and tho sensible man with heavy ulster was
greatly envied by the young gentleman who, sacri.
clng comfort for style bravod the cold In lawdy-
dab" coat. one effect of tho cold snap was felt
in the lntones5 of trains, nearly all tho Western
connections being missed. The boys rather en-.
joyed the keen afr and, when school was out there
was q stampede for Babcock's Lake, where tho ice
was like glass, The skating was very fine, and the
scenes about the lake were very interesting I'm.
less there Is q sudden change in tho weather nayi-
CATION on the Potomac will be entirely closed
Captain Blake, of the steamer COrcoran said
yesterday that q continuation of tho cold snap
would close navigation for tho season: that uIi-
der tho strong wind the ice had gorged oil Giles
boro' Point and in Washington Reach 50 as to be
very dangerous to vessels.
Tho agent of tho steamer Leary stated that It was
hardly probable that their limo would attempt an
other trip unless the weather moderated very
much. In her trip up yesterday tho Excelsior had
her copper very much damaged and had great
trouble In avoiding floating ice.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
Waiting nA fl,c Enin

The Odd Fellows Fair is attractive enough to
draw people from thelt comfortable homes even on
such a night as last night, for the hall was well
filled all tho evening and presented very brilliant
appearance, Tho baloting for different articles
proceeds brlskly. Ourand leads In the contest for
the lettercarrier's uniform; W. II, Frazier for the
Patrarchs uniform; J. T. Petty for tho history of
England; J. A, b. Espy, for the gold-headed cane
Mrs. c. II. MoEwen for the gold watch and chain
for tho most popular lady manager; w L. Jones' for
the printers stick Miss Helen Robinson for tho
teachers desk; A. J. Donaldson. for the comblna-
ton collar, and the Veteran Corps In tho contest
for the sorgeants sword Tho ladies are arTang-
night to be voted to the most popular member OF
tho Washington Light Infantry Corps, which body
will ON thai night pay visit to tho fair. To-day
will DO childron's day, and the hall will bo open
from 10 four p. m. for the benefit Of the school
children.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
A HALT CALLED.
A Temporary SuspcusiOn Ofthc Operations
Of tic License Board.

OF fthc License Board.
The business before the Liquor License Board Is
temporarily ut II stand-still, all applications in
proper form before them having been disposed
of over five hundred applications have been re-
cciyed, and of this number 2Si have been APP
proved In large number of cases where appli-
cations werc found to be defective the papers have
been withdrawn by the dealers for tho purpose of
correcting informalities. Until these papers arc
returned the Board Will have very little to do.
All the parties who have failed to return their pa.
pcIs win be notified next Monday that they Will
have one more week of grace, after which final
action will bo taken on their applications. Tho
board yesterday passed favOrably upon the appli-
cations Of tho following persons Catharine Nor.
gan, 30 Water street, Georgetown; Anna HoSGh, 30l
Fourteenth street northwest; Louis Gatchet 1924
Pennsylvania avenue; John Gull, 20ii X street
northwest; and John Kelly, 339 b street south
west, The Board then Adjourned until next Mon.
day. Tho Commissioners yesterday finally an.
proved the applications of the following persons
Jero Quinn, John j. DAILY 'Fmnklin Guy John
WondeFlcch, Joshua Clark, Frank A, Beckett, II
J; Corcomn y Bro, Mrs, d. .. Sullivan, James Il.
Boycc, Frank Kappel, and Felix Shannon They
disapproyed the application of James +. Commons.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
For California

Julius Lansbugh's 81 Lowell 1ngrains, al7 7th.
National Republican., 1880-12-11

r-15T- DIR. FLODOARDO HOWARD HAS RF-
b-SS moyad his Office md residence 10 1919 street
CORNER Eleventh street and has associated with
him In the practice of Medicine Dr. HOWARD IT,
BARKER ONee hours-gto 1890 n. M; 1880 To p.
m, and Q TO u. m noiO 3m