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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS
0LIFT HOUSE.
August 25. 1881.

August 25. 1881.
oLIFT HOUSE,.
Maj Boutelle, City; D A Jeferds,
Omaha; e T Hall. j. T.. Clasby, City;
Z Bird, Tooele; VIM Shsf5r and fam
lily. Evanston; Mrs. Johnston and Child,
City; Rufus E SAyles, San Francisco;
w BENEFIT. Park City; D P Marystt, Ju-
nista, Neb.
WHITE HoUsR.
a T Waters, Spring Vale; F NJ Toll
man, G G Tolman, Tooele; G n Gel
lstt, Eagle Rock; W W Brim, Z (
Brim, Bellevue; G Carson, J McCsr-
mac, San Francisco; Mrs W Cooper,
Ogden; G F Harvey, City; T Doris,
Garfield Landing; Q T Croy and family,
j L Mitchell, Wood River, n Mclean,
Nephi.
VALLEY HOUSE.
b w Romley, Hilliard; Hermou Val.
mer, Wy; E L Hall, City; Mrs Kenyon
aud FIVE children, Virginia City; II
Ornsbeim, San Francisco; John Cowsn,
Sam Sanders, Park City; John Walton,
Walter Mckay. Ruby Hill; Tom Allan.
Helena, Mont; E P Dunn and family,
Omaha; Jas g Brown and Son, Stock
ton; A L Ranck, San Francisco.
WALKER HOUSE
Sacob Lyons, San Francisco; Henry
Binary, New York; John Hensly, Erfnrl
Germany; Edward Wirth Sorcsn, Ger
many, John Morrison, Glasgow; John /
Morrison, Toronto; w II Eaton. Chi
cago; Mrs j B Broughton, VAUDEVILLE,
III T; j D CaDson, Chicago; Fl L Miller,
Lehi; Jos E Clinton, Sandy; G S Elting,
Omaha; r H Lawton, Chicago; o j
Averell and Son, City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-26
WATSON Bios,
CONTRACTORS g. BUILDERS
MARBLE WORKERS.

Monuments, Tombstoaes, Marble Nantes in
great variety. Iron n antics and Crates.
Plaster Ornaments, c enter Pieces, etc.
South Side of South Temple Street, s little
Esst Of Esgl sGate. jez
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-26

Custom work anticipating Done Promptly
and Neatly.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
PERSONALITIES,

COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS MARBLE is i'll,
but not seriously.
Miss CLARA BARTON isin the city, guest
OF Mrs. Gould, on street.
JUDGE SHANNON, the chief-iustice of Da-
kota, is in the city for a brief visit
GENERAL FRANCIS A. WALKER has left
for Philadelphia, to be absent two or three days.
GOVERNOR FOSTER, of Ohio, was at the
Treasury Department yesterday. He win remain
in the city but day or two.
SENATOR SHARON, who has been i'll for n
fortnight nt San Francisco. IS recovering and will
soon go TO his country seat at Belmont.
M. ERNEST RENAN is staying in Rome,
where he is receiving visits from all the principal
men Of letters and other notable personages In that
city.
RETURNS from all but two counties in
Iowa give the Hon. Buren, b. Sherman, Republi-
can, for Governor the comfortable majority Of 5s,-
76S votes.
GOVERNOR LUKE BLACKBURN, of Ken
tucky, says that the drouth has hurt the blue
grass region. He says that Senator Beck will surely
be reelected
Mrs. SPoFFoRD, of the Riggs House, is
not expected to return IN some weeks. She is at
Hompden, Maine, the family homestead, on the
Penobscot River.
COLONEL Il. p. WILSON, Of Cincinnati,
general freight and passenger agent of the Gin
cinnati Southern Railroad is in the city stopping
at the Metropolitan.
If Anna Dickinson is really determined
to play HamCt there is only one way the men can
get even. Let Lawrence Barrett begin studying
the part of Juliet at once
BuRDETTE is writing life of William
Penn. We shall wait to see II he can resist the
temptation to begin the biography in the good old
way-"I take my Penn in hand"
You've JAMES GARFIELD, who has re-
turned 10 his class at Williams College, is again
very Ill with malaria. 1t is feared that his ILL.,
health will force him TO leave college.
DoNN PIATT says: "The masses have
less TO do with the Government of the United
States than amy government known to civilized
communities" Mr.. Patt evidently mistakes him.
self for mass.-BuGdiO Express. What Is that m y
doing OH the last word ?-CiCroldad Herald.
Miss LoTrA and Mr.. Edwin Booth are
snd to be the richest representatives of the dra-
matte profession. The former Is worth halfn mil
lon and the latter estimates his wealth at si5O0JO
Mr.. Joseph jefferson comes third on the list, and
Mr.. John Mccullough has made Sl4O,000in the pas
three years.
National Republican., 1881-10-27

TuE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN will be issued
on Saturday in doube-sheet form of
eight pages and fifty-six columns. The
pressure of advertisements and the
unprecedented increase in the circu-
lation Of the Stalwart REPUBLICAN is
so great that il is not unlikely the
management will soon fnd II neces.
Sary to issue double sheets on Wednes-
days as well as Saturdays. TnE REPrB-
LcAN will be found equal TO the demands
Of the public, and will keep pace with the
progress Of events at the National Capital,
and maintain it's reputation as the live
liest, brightest, and best newspaper pub
lished in Washington.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Appointing Veterans 90 Omcc.

Heads Of Departments, superintenden's Of
public buildings, and commdnda,ts Of Ra,y.ydrds,
&C., should keep IN riew he law Qf The land as laid
Ctotun IN The Revised Statutes, Sec. 1851, 10 pH:
SEC I75L Persons hOnOrdbiy discharged JiO,n The
military or Rdudt ssIuicC by NJ disability result
an from ipOtlds on sickness Incurred IN ne Tine OI
dGty, d,dH he prCJoyTfi for appointments 10 cipii
Ogccs pr0Ud6d Ncy are found 10 possess he business
uGs OJ such gDic6s.
The ned section is NOT mandatory IN lis character
but is good recommendation hdl ought TO be Kept IN
uieto by al gOod citi;ri&
SEC. 1855. IN QrdtCCtd recognition Qr ne services
SdcTitcey and StUcTiHOs NJ persons hOnOrdbig DIS
charged from ne military and Hdrdi service NJ MG
country, by Of rounds, discuss, NE expiration
OT terms ~ sliisis Is rSSpcciuiiU recommended n
bankers. merchants, mdnUGciuTCTS, mechanics, farm
6ts and persons CHgOgtd ~ idusirut pursuits 10 gus
them Mo preference iOr appointments 10 roHuIeTdtitt
situations and CinpiOUmSilty
National Republican., 1881-10-27
AN OCEAN MONSTER.
The Largest Steamship lisa the World Ar
rlyes I'm New York I1arbor.

Engineers and seamen having declared
that the Great Eastern was never worthy Of the
name of steamship the mighuest vessel propelled
by steam which ever crossed the ocean arrived In
the hurbor of New York Monday night. The
minute details of the City of Romes proportions
must be printed upon another OCCASION Tonight,
hurrcdly, Il may be said that her length actually
is 5S5 feet, her length over all being 900 feet She
has the amplcst accommodation for 2j6 cabin pas.
sengers, and in the tteeTagc 900 can be provided
for with more comfort than has heretofore been
found upon the most approved of traiisat-
lnntic steamers. The first voyage Of the City
of Rome from Liverpool to New York was
in every respect mn exceptional one. The
steamer sailed from Liverpool In strong gale Of
wind in fact as old scamen express II, IN the last
end OF nasty hurricane. Arriving ut Queens.
town, after the most tempestuous voyage known
for years, the ship held tor twelve hours To make
necessary preparations for her first voyage across
the Atlantic. From the beginning the voyage was
a stormy one, and 1t continued 70 almost TO the
n stop of an hour wasnecessitatcd by u hot piston
thitty-siN hours nfterward the breaking OF the
turning. wheel compelled n stoppagc OF twelve
hours subsequent TO this mishap stops of longer
or less duration were necessltatcd by the breaking
of the steering gear, by the heating of bearings
and other causes. Upward Of twenty-five hours
were consumed In this way. Despite such stop
pages, however. and notwithstanding the fuct that
| the City of Rome was called upon 10 encounter
| storms of an exceptionally severe character, her
| passcnGers were subjected 10 comparatively few
! incOnyenicnces. These passengers consisted OF
$50 in the cabin and nearly 400 Ia the steeragc.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Thomas Bowling,
AUCrIONEER.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
NEW YORK AVENUE. BETwEEN NINTH
AND TENTH STNEETS NORrHWEST. No. ge5
NEW YORK AVENUE
by virtue OF decree uf the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, Mt special term thereof for
equity business, made In case No. 1s41, Docket 81,
wherein Charles Y. Grymes u plaintif and William
w. Grymes and al. are defendants. we VIII sell nt
public auction In front of the premises, the following
Real Estate, Ia the city Of Washington, in the Dis
bered three hundred and sevenytwo (SI2(, according
TO John DavldsOns heirs recorded subdivision of add
square, beginning for the said part OF said lot six G ut
the southeast of said lot six t6 and running
thence along New York avenue wCstwardly twenty
(27 feet and five 5) inches; thence northwest
wnrdy ilny-nve 1857 feet thence due north twenty
three @ feet; thence due east twentysx 26 feet and
three (J inches; thence due south thirteen 3 feet
thence southeastwnrdy TO the place OF beginning
hny-two (5l) feet, together with the improvements
thereon The sale will be held at $50 o'clock p. M, ON
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree; une-thrd
of the purchase money to be paid In cash. and the
balance IN six twelve, and eighteen months from date
OF sale with INTEREST," and secured to the satisfaction
of the trustees; tie purchaser at his option, may
pay the entire purchase money In cash on the day OF
sale. If the terms OF the sale are not compiled with
In ten days from Its date the trustees reserve the right
to readvetlso md resell the property ut the costs OF
such dclulting purchaser All conveyancing at pur-
chasers cost deposit OF 500 must be made on the
WALTER s. PERRY, Trustee,
az ID street northwest.
JAMES IL. SMITH. Trustee,
I'D Eighth street northwest.
oc2i-d,Sds fS.arl
National Republican., 1881-10-27
THE WHITE HOUSE.
Changes and Repairs that Arc Being
Made.

Extensive changes are beingmade in the
interior arrangements of the White House. Here
toforc the army of callers upon the President have
swarmcd around the door Of the Presidents pr-
vate Office and filled the corridors aud halls If
the attention Of tho doorkeeper was distracted
for n moment and the Presidents door should
open, one of the hangers on the outside could dart
in Several times have men forced themselves
into the presence of the President, and they have
also been an annoyance by oaiing around the door.
IL is the intention to have everything done in n
more orderly manner. The large room IN the front
of the house where Colonel Crook and Mr., Morton
had their desks Is now being fitted up
EXCLUSIVELY FOR A WAITING. ROOM.
Seats will be provided here, and the visitors will
be shown to tliis room and from there send in
their cards aud wait until the President wishes to
see them. The wide corridor has been partitoued
ofi, the partition being partly of glass and partly
side will be used by the clerical force. The tele-
graph and telephone instruments have been
moved into the room on the northeast corner
which was used by the Garfield boys us n study
The new room formed from the corridor will give
the clerical force the additional spnce which was
so much needed and, beside, the entire prcsidcn-
All the rooms are being cleaned and frightened
up, new paper is being put on the walls where
needed, and the furniture
Is BEISG REvARSIsHED AND UPHOLSTERED.
The paper and envelopes used in the official
business of the President Is very deeply edged In
black and instead of the printed heading !" Ex
ccutive Mansion" there are the words "Oiice Of
the President of the United States: Official.
This heading will be retained MS more appropri-
| ate than the Former The communications In re-
gard to receptions, social and private matters
| come from the Executive Mansion, but public
business from the Office of The President. The pri-
oyeThRulcd, and the President Is not expected tC
| occupy the house until December
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Hints for Onicc-Seekcrs.


The great army of oflice-seekers is ever
in motion. 1t is no cause for reproach
against any citizen that he desires public
Office. As one star difIereth from another
star in glory, so vaulting ambition may
prick the side of one mans intent to
make him strive for Il seat in Congress,
while another may be contented and even
proud if he can be appointed to the police
force; one man may be consumed with
q desire TO be collector of the customs in
the city Of New York, while another may
languish for employment as u night
watchman in that same custom-house. Nor
will il do to inquire too curiously us to
the arguments each man brings TO estab-
lish his claim TO consideration. The
adherents of a presidential candidate are
clamorous for him because he is great
party leader like Grant or Blaine, or be-
cause he is a great reformer like Tilden
or Bristow, or because he is a great
leader in debate like Conkling or Car
field, or because he is Il fayorite with
the great business interests like Arthur
or Sherman.
The man who wants office generally
does something about gettingit. The yari-
GUS methods adopted are an interesting
study. Some clamor and some shrink,
One man is sin the hands of his friends" /"
and another is holding out against all
pressure TO get him TO consent" to take
the office for which he is thirsting. One
man relies on importantly, another upon
his record and merits, another upon the
amount of newspaper clatter that can be
gotten up in his behalf. Who does not
recognize the bold hand of the enterpris-
ing advertiser in the almost daily ref
erence to a person in Office, and who
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Hannibal hrn,nIin,s r.n,cst Ride.

Yesterday morning ex-senator Hamlin
was standing in II store iu Pickering Square, when
II farmer drove up with load Of oats. Mr.. Ham
lin purchased them, and was telling him where
to take them, when the farmer, not knowing that
his customer was an cx-Vice. President of the
United States, interrupted him by saying curlly,
you have no scat in your wagon" replied the ex-
Senator, Never YOU mind your cloes-sit ON
that bag of oats' was the business like reply so
the ex-senator clambered up and sat down Oh the
dusty load, and the cart rolled away, while the
farmer wondered at the quaint look that crcpt
into the face of his companion as he gave nod OF
recognition TO the wGll.pleased lockers on,--Bai.
nor I NJ ULi1
National Republican., 1881-10-27

The gigantic statue of Liberty, to be
placed on Bodloes Island, in New York harbor, II
female FORM 100 feet high, from whose brow an
electric light will guide the great ships safely to
port, is so near completion that 1t is expected TO
be in position In about eighteen months or two
years hence at most. II Is made OF hammered
copper, the expense being borne by the people OF
France. The statue viii stand on pedestal of
masonry one hundred feet IN height giving the
light cleaning from the diadem an altitude OF $50
fnn
National Republican., 1881-10-27
To the Editor of TmE REpuBLrcAN;

10 the Edltor OF lhE lNEfbhlItAN'
| would like to suggest TO the manage
mcnt OF the National Theatre through the columns
of your paper that admission fee of about 81 600
be charged for each child under four years of age
and that the proceeds from this source be divided
among the audience as sort Of compensation for
the annoyance occasioned them by squulllng and
most ruined yesterday by Que of these unpardOn-
JosKIN.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Sor QRenf-- &cileee.

TSoR RFNT-HANDsoME CORNER HOUSE, ii
IL roOms partly furnished all convoniences; rent
moderate TO careful tenant. Apply premises 1901
UJNOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, Ii12 NINTH
II street northwest; 10 rooms modern improve
ments. Apply TO ALBERT +. FOX, go II street
northwest. oc2l-3te
IINOR RENT-12-ROoM PRESS BRICK HOUSE
I ~ j. street southwest. InqulEe Of W. A. FEN
WICK, Va seventh street northwest. oc25-3tt
UNFINISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-HOUSE 90i7
I q street northwest; elegantly furnished. price
s75 per month"; u 800 per year. Apply on premises
Ocl0gtf
National Republican., 1881-10-27
''3Og.''

1906" will be pasted over the doors of
the White HOUSE, with this legend "Wear this
brand, all who enter here. e."--Omdltl Herald.
The author of the above was not many months
ago busy writing "329" over against the honored
name OF the former occupant of the White House
Some fellows have talent for rfgurcs.-Ater Ocean.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Them Children.

In Arkansas when couple of ten-year-
old boys are not home for supper their mother
looks troubled, and observes, Now, where in the
world Nre them children? If they are out robbing
trains again I'll take the hide Oft o them when
they come home, consNrn them "-NOTistol0H
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Wcakuess.

"You are weak" said a woman TO her
son, who was demonstrating against her marrying
again. ayes, mother" he replied I; I" ! am so weak
that cannot go a step father"
National Republican., 1881-10-27
a LyIun Indian,

One of the Indians who recently visited
"the Great Father" at Washington, in response to
or II million braves" This noble red man has
evidently been trying to keep track Of his personal
nau
National Republican., 1881-10-27
AnlIinr.

Our ice-men and livery-stabe keepers
are wearing smiling countenances. They have
lust read Vennor's prediction that we arc TO have
an open winter, with plenty of warm waves, II
will be good winter TO remember the poor.-NOr-
ristOtpa Herald,
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Expectation.

The Nation is smomentarily eXpectingto
hear Mr.. Joseph Medil. Of the Chicago Tribune,
solemnly but in trumpet tones nominate Chester
A. Arlhur for a second term.-Denper lribNne.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
UEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. r., q, WTSTs NERvEAS ID BRAIN TREATMENT,
n specific for Hysterin Dizziness, Commissions, Ner-
vous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory,
Spermatorrhpa, Impotency, Involuntary Emissions,
Premature Old Age, caused by over-eNertion, self.
cay. and death One box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains one months treatment one dollar
box, or six boxes for five dollars. Sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt Of price. We guarantee six boxes 10
cure any case With each ordar received by for six
boxes, accompanied with Ave dollars, we will send
the purchaser written guarantee 10 return the
money " the treatment does not effect Guar
antees issued by STOTr ~ CROMWELL $50 Penn
sylvanin avenue, Washington, -. c., Wholesale and
retail agents Orders by mail will receive prompt at.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR PLAsTEmNG.
OFFICE or BuILplSe FOR

OFFICE or BUILDING FOR
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
wAsHIHoroS, ID. c., Oct ~, 1881.
sealed proposals tor Plasterng In the north wing OF
the building for state, War, and Navy Departments
In this city, comprising about 5000 square yards OF
Three Coat Work and u coo running feet of Enriched
Moulded COrnce and StuccO Work, to be executed
during the coming winter will be received at this of
Immediately thereafter In presence OF bidders.
Intending bidders are required TO visit this Oifce,
where profile drawings, the models OF stucco work,
aud the building may be inspected, and speGieatons,
general Instructions for bidders and blank forms of
proposals obtained. TII0S. LINCOLN CASEY,
oc.1LTuIhSBt IL-Col. Corps of Engineers,
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Not VoTIh whiIe.

1t seemsthat competition has forced the
worth body's while 10 cut his natural ones.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
PrnuminInr Youtl,.

Alexander Bell, an Alabama boy, thir-
teen years old on the 2jth OF January last, weighs
1856 pounds. Locally he is known rs the Pike
('puntv Giant
National Republican., 1881-10-27
This IL a. Kick,

am not paying any rent just now, |
am also confined to my residence a good DEAL
IlauLll
National Republican., 1881-10-27
AtrdcIOuA.
NM NnM.

"Guiteau Stalwarts is the name APP
piled by the Tribune to Administration Republi-
cans-CAicdgO HiCr- Ocean.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Soet ano GSouno.

I oST.-LEFSr IN a NINTH STREET CAR, GO
j Z ing SOUTH Tuesday, October 4, d Record Hook,
containlng the minutes Of Lincoln Post, No, o. a. A.
u, A liberal reward win be paid on leaving the
with Captain s. H. TlOMASON, Payniaster Gen
erals once, 1914 street northwest oc2j0t
National Republican., 1881-10-27
2fmcfion Sales.
DuncansOn Brothers, AuctiOneers
NINTH AND ID STREETS NoRrHWEST.

SALE AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE
BRITISH MINISTER, C0NNEgTICuT AVE
NUE. AND N STREET NORTHWESr, ON FRI
DAY MORNING, oCToBEn TWENTY: :EIG lit,
COMMENCING At TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, OF
a PORTION OF THE GOODS, THE PROPERTY
OF SIR EDWARD THORNTON.
IN PART, VIZ: KNABE 7-OCTANE ROSEWOOD
CASE UPRIGHT PIANO; Also ERARD CLoN-
DOM WALNUT CASE GRAND PA No; SMALL,
WALNUT DWARF BOQKCASE; VERY FINE
GILT ENAMELED AND INLAID FRENCH
MANTEI SET OF THREE PIECES-CLOCK
AND TWO CANDELABRA; MARBI.E MAN
TEL EIGIIT.DAY CLOCK CALENDAnC CLOCK;
WALNUT CHIFPONIEIt;T TWO WALNUT CARD
TABLES; TwENTY.FIXE PAIRS LACE CUR;
TAINS; A FEW ENGRANINGS; CHINESE
GONG; ENGLISH, AND FRENCH CHINA DIN
NER SETS: IVORY HANDLE KNIVES; Sill
FORKS, TEA SERVICE, &c; A QUANTITY OF
FINE White AND GoLQsED I TABLE S GLASS, 81
WATEItBOTTLIc5. DECANTERs, &C., cur
AND ENGRAVED; COMPLETE SETS COPPER
COOKING UTENSILSi MOuLpS AND CULIN.
AIRY ARrICLES; REFRIGERAToR, GAS
STOVES, CLOTHES BASKETS, DC.
Particular attention invited TO above sale Goods
Of finest quality. House open for inspection OF goods
nftcr u. dny of sale only. Oc25dtS
National Republican., 1881-10-27
EoR RENT.
@-'A FURNISHED.
ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
In the northwestern section.

A ane Double Mansion, THOROUGHLY and COM:
PBETELY FURNISHED including China and
Glassware; also Bed Linen and everything necessary
10 insure perfect comfort
The residence, three stories and basement, contains
about II LARGE and CHEERFUL ROOMS
The above Is the most charming house IN the city;
ls q pleasantly located CORNER PROPERTY, with
large and beautiful grounds, neatly laid out and I'M.
proved. A large and well-arranged BRICK STA Bile
is located at convenient distance from the residence,
and contains water, gas and coachmnns room.
The entire property Is In perfect condition; neat
and clean IN every particulars ready for immediate
occupancy.
or for n YEAR or more.
For permission 20 Inspect the premises apply to
Real Estate Broker. 1906 Pennsylyania avenue.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
The Smith \ Eeee N8nOiaCtnrine CO,

LOCK BoX ITO5, BRIDGEPoRT, CONN.
Manufacturers OF speclalties IN Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally, Government and Giant
PadlOcks, Sewing Locks Piano Locks, Organ
Locks; the automatically ymade Giant SaslChain,
peTior to every other and very much cheaper (nO
special pulley required), The Smith 4 Egge Manuihc.
turing Co. also gives special attention TO making OF
estimates for the cost OF the manufacture Of patenel
Inventions ana all the necessary tools, ana the manu-
featuring Of the same royalty All communications
treated cOnhdentially my2l-Srlh6n
A CHANCE FOR THE POOR.--A LARGE LOT
"A OF merchant tailor made Coats Pants, and Vests,
such Us riCh people wear; some equal 10 new, some
little worn; for less money than shOddy Teady-mHde
Also some Dress Coats OF expensive make Hats,
HEltZOG'B,
aus No. 90S Ninth street.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Gmrkish 2Baths.

NJEw TURKISH RATN (DR. BOVEES),
IN lil7 g street opposite Rigs House. Large Pool;
open Sunday. Open from TIL 10; Saturday. Il.
Bats, 81; six tickets, $3.50. DIR. ii, l.. BoVEE Elec-
trician. oc201y
National Republican., 1881-10-27
@ersonal.

wv VANTED-ApDREss OF MIR. II, s. WASH
w burn, formerly q claim agent at the City Hall
Address j, :, NJ, p, Republican Office. oc27-5t+
VDEHSONALL- INFORMATION WANTED AS
u l9 the Whereabouts Of Ole oleson, who is sup.
POSED 10 have lived In Washington In the winter OF
lsO IL he can be found wilI be money In his pocket
Address DUPONT, li9 broadway, New York.
OCi.lm
National Republican., 1881-10-27

STORES.
iI.s7 m st w-......tsoSo 9oo7th st w...-siS 90
OFFICE ROOMS in Nos. s,3 and $40 Four-and-ar
half 1T. n. W.; also int5S Louisiana avenue n. W.
a well-located dairy farm for rent at low price
Call for n cory of Rent List issue Mon
day morning It contains complete llst OF all our
property for rent.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate Mt Lowest Rates.
Parties having property 10 trade sell will find II to
u. IT. WARNER,
giG y street
National Republican., 1881-10-27

J1oR RENT-cALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
H. property for rent. JOHN SHERMAN q 60,