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National Republican., 1882-10-07
PERSONALITIES.

Robert Browning will remain at Venice until
November.
General Hancock is in st. Louis for q weeks
business visit
Miss Anna Dickinson no longer advocates
woman suffrage.
An English caterer says that half the flavor OF
an oyster is in the beard.
Fourteen young women have been admitted to
the Harvard College annex"
1t is said Gen. Ben +. Butler will speak only in
the large cities OF Massachusetts this campaign.
The Yosemite Commissioners have refused to
pay the bill of S5S5 which Mr., Rutherford b. Huves
incurred in the Yosemite Valley.
Dr. JOwett, the translator Of Plato's Dialogues" /"
and for some years past Master OF Balliol is named
as the probable successor of Dr. Evans in the vic :
CHARACTERISTIC of oxford University.
Mr.. Hammond. engineer and general manager
of pn important Brazilian railroad, bears strong
testimony to the value OF coffee as preventive
against miasmatic ievers. He instances the case
OF Father Vaughan, who, on Il Journey through a
most unhealthy country from Panama TO the
River Platte, considered that he owed his health
TO taking strong coffee, and mentions that since
the natives in pestilent districts In Ecuador have
taken TO drinking 1t the death rate has fallen con-
slderably.
National Republican., 1882-10-07
Alabama.

The political outlook in Alabama is
most satisfactory. The district repre-
sented by Mr.. Lowe will return him by
an increased majority. At the August
election the gains were most significant.
Tho leaven of Liberalism is at work.
The price of Bourbon rule is too great to
be paid much longer. The minority can
only rule through perjury and forgery.
Society in which these crimes are toler-
ated for any purpose will ere long see
them commonly employed for all pur-
poses. The young man who day forges
an election return will tomorrow forge
n promissory note. The man who per-
jures himself as juror or witness in an
election case will do it in cases bearing
no relation to politics. And because
these truths cannot be blinked, we
say the price of Bourbon minority rule
will not much longer be paid The game
is not worth the candle. Why should
otherwise reputable citizens sustain the
commission of crimes in order to send
Shelley to Congress rather than Craig,
Herndon rather than Smith, or Herbert
rather than Rice? What harm would
come to Alabama if portion of her rep
resentativcs should differ with Sam Ran
dali or Sam Iilden? We are pleased to be
able to say that letters from Alabama
give hopeful view. Everywhere honest
Democrats are seriously contemplating
throwing off the Bourbon yoke.
We beg our Republican friends in Ala
bama to he patient and generous. Let
us not be too busy in remembering small
feuds and convention fights. There is Il
little overplus of competition for the
Offices. The enemy is too near to admit
of too much attention to the commissary
wagons. Let us build up instead of tear
ing down. Fight only the enemies of the
cause. Among these enemies let all be
counted who discourage enlistments or
harbor deserters.
National Republican., 1882-10-07
lis Boom 1. dertnim.

Mr.. Massey is the Democratic candidate IN Vir-
ginla for CongressmGnRtIargc yet not Demo.
cratic paper in the Stntc has placed his name AT
The head of its columns. In each district the
Democratic nominee Is thus indorSed. but MIR
Massey is left out in the cold, compelled TO fight
his own battles and labor to drag the Bourbon or
ganizaton out of the miro. II is as much as 10
say 10 him we will use you for our own purposes
but we win not recognize you rs one Of us, or as
entitled 10 our respect and confidence. There has
never been, in the history Of any political contest
such an utter absence of principle aud manly
policy as is exhibited by the Bourbons Of Virginia
Without platform, without candidate formally
chosen for tie most prominent position at issue,
they seek to concentrate their forces upon a man
whose association they shun, aud whose record
they will not defend. Iii, truly pitGble position
for purity to occupy, especially what was once
the great Conservative party Of NiTginia"-iu-
solent and domineerng IN the pride of power
donouncing and defamlng every one as traitor
10 his section and Stale VINO dared to question Its
infallbility. How have the mighty falien-so low
that there is scarcely any tn do IL reverence. Its
sins have found 1t out and its doom Is as certain
II. the 7th OF Novembercomes around Valley V,r-
glUflD,
National Republican., 1882-10-07
she Could shoot.

A plucky woman in Cohoes got rid OF a belliger-
ent negro tramp in short order the other day.
Perceiying from his actions that he was determ-
ined to rob the house Us soon as he had finished a
generous dinner which she had set before him,
she quietly took Il revolver from u drawer in the
sewing machine, at which she was ting, and
held II within the range of his vision. Tie negro
in any omRns hand, ana he was willing further
mo c 10 bet that u wasn't loaded. ION yes, II Is
loaded, she replied, :" put ip six cartridges
on that knolhole across the room for a moment
you'll soon see whether | know how 10 shoot"
She aimed, dred, and hit the mark, and then tJi,.
the next shot will DO al YOU" He"gotP Bal.
National Republican., 1882-10-07
ESTIMATES FOR THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR
A WITTY Retort.

French journalist recently wrote a rather un-
favorable criticism of the performance of an ac-
rtss. The Ia Ter ielt deeply wounded and longed
for cha &c to get square with him. one even
ing at the Varieties, where she was in company
with fast and stupid young gentleman OF the
arstncricy, she spied the journalist in question.
her friend to deliver i'll person. The dandy arose,
and, taking the package from the ladys hand,
walked over to the newspaper man aud presented
1t to him, saying: Mile Daverger, who admires
your talent as II journalist has requested me to
present you with this as souvenir from her"
The critic took the package and quietly opened it
before the curious eyes OF about twenty persons
who had heard the dandy's little speech. 1t con-
tained about Il dozen goose quiils. Smiles and
suppressed laughter were in order; but the scribe
was equal to the occasion. 'Ah, my dear SIR"
said lie TO the dandy, "please 6 We my best thanks
to the lady for these pretty ieGthcrs. was aware
OF the fact that she pluckcd her admirers, but l
really didn't think that she did so on my account.
National Republican., 1882-10-07

The fsstie or THE w EKKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
commenced on Thursday, January g. 1882 Hisd hand.
some doitbie sheet orefp pages dndry-Str columns
Noontdfns the nctcs from all parts or The 'Uorid and ~
specially fntcresttnG containing de rrocecdfnpsof OF
me Executive Legislative and judicial branches Of ne
Government, Including The appointments. promotions,
dssffnments. aud dtstssdts IN all departments NJ Cor
eTTiment scrUtcc. ~ contdbs n report Of army and
ndtgnoteine'is and orders II includes special
tdi're The political personal aud social
efefp posstp Of the Nations CiphaL.
IN hort. u Is he best aud only ,rcetiv pnpcr u,
dntrted ofrfno ~ addition 10 JtH general rom
dHpdrts Of The trorid complete photograph of ure,
songs ana proceedings at the CupRdt Of the Nation.
TERMS: Single cDpfes. ONE DOLLAR ASD FIFTY
CEETs oer year. tea copies 10 address.
DOLLAR per copy Postage pre7did by me puGtisierS
Sample copies hsc,
Notp Is the time 10 ribtrrfhe.
National Republican., 1882-10-07
MY GREETING.

Oh, Summer land Oh sunny South
Oh, land OF orange-blossom rain,
1 turn TO theel ope my mouth
And drink thy fragrance once again.
Again beneath the red oak's shade
stand and watch the bHnn cred moss,
And hear the mock.birds sirenade,
And see the rushing river toss
Aside the targled willow skein.
The years of absence seem loss;
Ny comng-a friend found again.
What can do to prove my love9
All, words are weak when pulses thrill
What IL praise thee far above
All other lands; II distll
n essence from the sweets OF words
And I'll thy garments with perfume,
or seize an anthem FROM thy birds,
And make IL known where song finds room
Would these express how dear TO me
Are memories that are partly thine
AS tender as a mist at sen,
As fruitful as thy purple vine?
For have held thee In my heart
Through years when thou hast sadly erred,
Because knew thy better part.
And knew the current that still stirred
Within thy veins was blue aud true
And sleadtrs to the cause thou deemed
The best. Then who says we shall rue
That thou vert faithful, when faith seemed
Another name for suicide.
Not weakly shrinking from the field,
But bravely meeting death with pride.
Because thou couldst not learn TO yield.
know not why turned to thee,
For was not thy kin, nor kind,
Unlessit was through sympathy
That made me to thy faults seem blind,
A leaning to the weaker sde
Thy hot impulse still kept In view,
A pride and pity, close allied,
That saw thee fllse but know thee true
The past Ia past give my hand
TO thee, sweet land Of blossom-Talpi
Iwoo thee, sue thee, from this strand,
And CLASP thee to my heart again,
Tidi, .-Bartley oaHpDeu
National Republican., 1882-10-07
Whittier. Note TO "naua Mu,,er-

first printed in the National Era, when that paper
was published in Washington, D. c., by Buell. *
Blanchard. The manuscript copy was preserved
by the late Martin Buell., who presented it to p.
L. Buell., who has it now On the last page is
found the following nutc;
My DEAR FRIEND: viii thee be sure to look
well to the proof of this little poeni in which |
have tried to make something of the simple pas
toral conditions of New England life, somewhat
quite sure that have succeeded. The term " the
chimney-lug," which occurs i'll the poem, refers
to the old custom in New England of hanging a
pole with hooks attached to IL down the chimney,
to hang pots aud kettles on. II was called "lug-
pole" mention this for fear the word would not
be understood, and taken by the printers for
something else.
Thine ever, J. G. W.
-WestReld (Mdss.) Times.
National Republican., 1882-10-07
A Newspaper Boss Defed.

We are at q loss TO understand the con-
duct of Don Cameron. He has been or
dered to resign his seat in the Senate
The order has been issued by Boss
named Wells, who owns the Philadelphia
Press newspaper. No one will dispute
Mr.. Wells's right to say who shall and
who shall not be Senator from Penu-
sylvania. The Constitution of tie
United States expressly says that
the State of Pennsylvania shall not
be represented in the Senate by any
man to whom Boss Wells objects. And
yet Senator Cameron does not resign.
This places him in contempt of Wells.
What was the of Mr.. Wolln buying
the Press if its spume will not drive q
Senator out of his place? The people
will not long submit to this defiance of
Mr.. Wellss authority. They want Boss,
but not Cameron. Wells is the Boss their
hearts desire. Wells admits this him
self. If Wells cannot have his way in
Pennsylvania he may move out of the
State, ,,and then what would become of
her? Think of that, Senator Cameron
and avert the peril.
National Republican., 1882-10-07
The American Exchange in Europe.

Messrs. Lewis Johnson & Co. have accepted the
agency for this city of the American Exchange in
Europe Qimited), located ut 4i0 Strand, Charring
Cross, London England. This institution has
trausplanted the many practical advantages aud
conveniences to travellers for which our continent
is iHmUus TO the other side of the Atlantic, pro-
vidiug the most eXtcn>ively stocked rending
rooms. convenient banking exchange postal tele-
graphic, baggage, and other facilities, or Ameri-
cans soionrning in Europe. The rates charge d
are remarkably small compared to the saving In
time, annoyance, and Inconvenience naturally
coupled with such extended journeys, and the
e.iaDlishment has therefore now the high praises
MeSsrs. Johnson d Co. are prepared to furnish all
desired information to those requiring the services
of this institution.
National Republican., 1882-10-07
TERMS:
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me r5fce ofTHE NATioSAL REPUBLICAN bv ,rdN
odt NE counter Is THREE cESTs FOR a single COPY,
mo irceHt. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; oic month, FIFTY
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DOLLAR AND HAiFi STA months, THREE DOLLARS;
oneueor, SIX DOLLARS, postage prepaid on The pub
hEicfs
Nfs delivered IN 1rdshngton and the suburbs by car.
TttTs at the sufe rates
There S no Ieffertfns than hcprescn,fo ,i,-rir ror
nt ltritesi Lrohtcst and best Newspaper published at
"'Ndnondt cdphdL Send copies 10 your Jrienda
National Republican., 1882-10-07

THE important change in the super
vision of licenses from Major Morgan to
Commissioner West will be of decided
advantage to the District. Heretofore
the approval of the action of the license
board has been a mere matter of form,
but it may be confidently asserted that
General West will exercise an intelligent
supervision over the issuing of liquor Ii
censes, and that the discretion which the
law vests in the Commissioners will be
exercised. The change in the license
board is also a good one, and it is ex-
pected that other reforms will shortly be
made.
National Republican., 1882-10-07
CHIROPODISTS,

TNooT DoCIoRiNG = THE WISE FOR
II health on daily walks depend hence thousands
rom far and and near & yisit DR. DIR WHITES CHlRopo-
avenue, opposite Willards Hotel for relief from and
hyoipance of Corns, Bunions, Club and Inverted
Scences, and other complaints Of the feet Among
bis patrons are the highest medical judicial POLITICAL
rssentali&yes & Of leading foreign goyernmenls, aud
Established In Washington. ID. c., In 1854. se3O
Il ]. GEORGES, CHIRoPoDIsT, ANAToMIsr,
- and Manufacturer of Fine fashionable, and
Hotel. Corns. Bunions, and Ingrowing Nails, &c.,
permanently cured. Lasts made TO order, and pre-
served for customers. Extraordinary bargains in
Ready. Made Pointed shoes, Also nice assortment
OF Easy, Custom Made Roots and shoes, especially
adapted for tender feet VIII sell the entire stock "
Ready Made ShoeR sep8
National Republican., 1882-10-07

LHoonm'tnfcotfonsm mustbe addressed "7bhs Fdpor
s'THF RErunLIcAN' and 10 t,st,-s publication NJ s,
t'uffne eOfoiy on side Of he paper only ,stg.
hdne dnd residence Of The icriier attached no SOV..
uuniedtions tviu be returned
National Republican., 1882-10-07
An,uscn,ents A Tonight.

DRIVERS GARDEN-Entertninmcn
FoRD's OPERA.lTousE-"O One of the Finest"
NATIONAL THrArER-" Blacl; Crook"
THEATRE CoMIQuE-Variety Entertainment.
National Republican., 1882-10-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

EoR EXCHAHGE-FLoUR MILL LOCATED
- In a Western city, now doing splendid business
for good ely property. For particulars address NJ
o., Republican Ohice. oc2-Bt"
II LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
u ! on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold at market IAIes; collections made every
where, by J. II, 5QUIER q 20, Bankers. lil5 Penn
syivania avenue na28-u
National Republican., 1882-10-07

A REWARD of $500 line has been o.
fered for all complaints to be found in
the New York Tribune or Times against
Governor Cornell for the use of State
patronage TO secure his denomination.
Nobody denies that every otiice-holder
he had was working for him like q
beaver. On the other hand, the Federal
officials were found divided, and most of
them inactive. Collector Robertson was
divided. What could be fairer than that
National Republican., 1882-10-07

As TO the colored man Carter who is also n can
didate, Colonel Manning says he is makingthe
canvass solely on the race issue, and appeals to
the negroes to vote for him because he is OF their
number. The votes he gets, Colonel Manning
thinks, will be taken from Chalmers rather than
from himself Washington Star.
That is just what we have always
feared-that the votes Carter gets will be
taken from Chalmers" If he only got
the votes cast for him no harm would
come to General Chalmers
National Republican., 1882-10-07
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH (DR. BoVBEis1
IN l4i7 q street, opposite Riggs House. Large pool,
good yenellatlOn. Ladies, Monday and Friday mol
open Sunday. open from q m !ill 10 p. MI satur'
ape Dit II. L. BoVEE, Electrician
TTNHE sHEDD BATHS, sOs L STREET, NEAR
II Ninth we'll known The oldest and best In tho
city Tbs bath Is constructed With view 10 conyen
phpr, and Mercnria Baths given with skin and ex-
perenco Sbampooer Of ten Years experience az this
estabhsbmcat Single bath W. for 8; l4,tlo opsi
sunday hom a. M 10 / D. m. mr29-u
National Republican., 1882-10-07

WTANTED-TO BUY. a BRICK HOUSE, 8 OR
w 10 rooms, with cellar, between Seventh and
Nineteenth and X nd Il streets northwcst not oveI
$780, Answers from owners only. with street, num-
ber, and terms Address J. ]. r., Republican Office.
nClrnlH
National Republican., 1882-10-07
MONEY TO LOAN.

TINHR BEST WAY 70 bUY HOMES AND no
l. pay on mortgages sin the
EQUITABLE G. D. ASSOCIATION,
For saving and advancing money. Lowest rates Of
Interest qh loe8S No oointpssiphs OF heavy eIpen'
t0IfH 10Y EDISON, Secretary,
Be9lnl WI y street northwest.
National Republican., 1882-10-07
"INGLESIDE."

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule of our Houses
stores Shops and Farms offered for rent together
seen. Property for sale In all parts of the city.
money to loan on real estate Call
mr27 Il. II. WARNER. 916 i street.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL RENT OR
Il Trade City Country Property, come and see the
great bargains at the Real Estate Exchange Of
WILLIAM II. MAIN Il BRoTHER ST. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. mhl9-tf
National Republican., 1882-10-07
Population Of thO National CAPITAL. ..iS0,OOO.

WASHINGTON. D. G, OCTOBER !, 1852.
National Republican., 1882-10-07
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

INOR RENT--A GOOD BRICK STABLE, WITH
II three stalls, hydrant, harness press, and hay
oft in rear of l.2l Fourteenth street northwest. In
luire on premises. oc7-3ts
National Republican., 1882-10-07
EDUCATIONAL.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS COR
~ coran building, Fifteenth street : The MOST
thorough instruction In every department Of Arb
from the Preparatory Course 70 Portrait aud Hst6ri
cal Painting oc6 Inns
National Republican., 1882-10-07
BOARDING.

wv TANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
w and board for lady and child; private family
preferred. Address 5. @, Republican Onicc. oc7-3t|
StTONE MANSION. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
= one or two families can have handsomely fur.
nished rooms and board above Tor the fall and
winter on very reasonable terms; table trst-c
Enirance TO grounds Eourteenth'street car terminus
ana boundary Road. Oc7-3t*
COUNTRY BOARD FALL AND WINTER;
y MI. Pleasant Farm, Clifton Station. Va. Few
pleasant rooms; terms So per weeR; references,
William Ballaniyne, stRtioner; DR.. II, B. Donaldson,
~ GLapln street; good shooting. Apply to II. G..
NEWMAN, Cllt0n Station, Va ocl3tt
pOARDING-A PRIVATE FAMILY, LARGE
ID house, central location, Will let three furnished
Onice. oc5.3is
wv ANTED-BoARD AND TWO ROOMS FOR
w wife and two children, and IL years; north
vest preferred; distance immaterial. Address A.,
Republican Office. oc53t@
WY ELL FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
+ w tor gentleman and wife; fine house, 49, II
street northwest. oc5-St*
MRS JUDSoN, cATERER.-FAMILIis SUP.
table-board. 2Ol2 * street northwest. ocj-i2tf
A7E PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NEAR
II " Sixth street depot--YeIy best board and
We!,turnished rooms, from y 70 40 per week 81 10
les SRs q g. Ho@ARp, ProprIefsss 'u's s.lst" EN-
TTNENIPKRANCE DINING BooMs-CLAREN.
Il don House, D0s Il atreet northwest, opposite Ma
sonic Templei recently opened; hrst-cass terms
moderate; transient and regular board. ses-im*
TINHE FREMONT HOUSE, WITH ITS FINE
superior table will be found most desirable place
for summer boarding. Rates, SEA go cas- and 80 per
month. iuf2
National Republican., 1882-10-07

WANTED-Situa uations-Fcmalc.
Nv WANTED-RY A REsPECrABE CoLoRED
w woman situa ION as COOS, washer, and ironer.
AMY ~ l5ol street northwCst, ocI-3t"
WANTED BY A COMPETENT WHITE G1RL
" a a situation In q private family as chamber;
inNi ana Na,r reference given " re IN re l. Gail
in rear OIL f22i -Four eenth street aonthwest oc0-lt
National Republican., 1882-10-07

w AN TED-A MAN TO GO TO FLORIDA AND
w take charge of an orange grove and trick
tarn on shares; to the right man splendid oppo =
tunity is offered. Call ut the law office of JOHS r..
BuHCH, southeast corner of Nluth and + streets
Ortnwpst.
National Republican., 1882-10-07
WANTED-Houses.

TANTED-TO RENT-FURNISHED OR UN-
w furnished house nine to fifteen rooms; between
Ninth and sixteenth and i and l. streets: full par
tculars rquested; permanent tenant. Address
HOUSE, Republican Office. oc7-Nt*
National Republican., 1882-10-07

yNTANTED - AT ONCE. TWO FIRST-"LASS
w meat-cutters at stalls 52l and SO. Nnth-strect
wing Central Market. GEORGE KlLLEEN.
oc5-ts
NTED- FTRST.CLAsS TELEGRAPH
w men. Call OF ST Inmcs before 10 O. m, 0ci-At*
National Republican., 1882-10-07

WANTED = A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w etrl TO do general hou, ework; references re-
CURED Apply at 1910 Pennsylvania avenue nfcr
National Republican., 1882-10-07
FINE RESIDENCE.
WEST SECTION,

II HAVE JUST COMPLETED A BEAUTIFUL
Il block of well-built houses on Nineteenth street.
Just south Of Dupont Circle and call the attention OF
those desrous OF purchasing homes In that locality;
they will be sold al reasonable prices and on accom-
modating terms DAVID A. WINDSOR, 2i0 Four
teenth street. sel05wF
National Republican., 1882-10-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NWANTRD-A 60 d, RBLtABLE WHITE
W cook, wn'h her, and ironer for small family
!elerences required l55 Vermont avenue. oc'-5."
NTANTED-A GOOD WOMAN FOR GENERAL
w Houspwork family small. no children refer
nee required Apply between 10 and - a. M q NJ.
National Republican., 1882-10-07
FOR SALE-MisceIlaneous.

A SUPERIOR STOCK OF CARRIAGES AND
IA horses 10 select from. either 10 buy trade,
be found at w. f. GENEHS 4Gs and 40 q street
throughout New aud secondhand vehicles ior sale
or exchange Entrunee also near National Hotel,
on Pennsylvania avenue Aul2
TNoR sALE-sO0 POUNDS OF NoNPARIEL
~ type IN good order. Call at Republican job
ONCE. Rul2-u
National Republican., 1882-10-07
WANTED-HeJp-Male.

A ROY, FROM Is TO 20 YEARS. HAVING A
IN knowlcdge of the grocery aud liquor business
INST bring lefercnccs. Apply ut i3o Twentic rect.
National Republican., 1882-10-07

man. speaks nuently Fin llsh, wants n permRli-
ent situation. Please address WArCHMAKER,
Republican Office. oc4 3tt
National Republican., 1882-10-07
WANTED-ROOms.

wv D--IMMEDTATELY, FOUR ROOMS.
w comfortably furnished for light hpusekeF ping;
convenient to stTeei-CarS. and ut nr crate prices.
Address stating terms, i. W., Republican Office.
oc7
National Republican., 1882-10-07

WV AHTED THREE OR FOUR UNFUR-
w nished Rooms for light housekeeping in good
10 ality: must have Modern improvements Ad.
dress, stating price, D. w, Republican Oflce. Per-
mnneut If suited.
National Republican., 1882-10-07
SCHOOL OF LAW.
YArTTIrv,

FACULTY:
Charles W, Hoffman, LII. D., Dean and President
Law, =
Hon. William A. Richardson, ILL., D., (U S. Court
of Claims), Statutory and Administrative Law
Martin /: Morris, LII. D., Pleading and Practice,
the Law OF Evidence and Equity Jurisprudence.
jeremiah NJ. Wilson, ESQ, Real Property.
I'D Darlington. Esq, Personal Property, Contracts,
William II. Dennis, A. B., LII. d. Domestic Rela-
tions, Testamentary Law, and Crimes.
National Republican., 1882-10-07

TANTED-FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD
w for two ladies, within short walk of Treasury
house with parlor and piano preferred terms not to
exceed $40; references furnished. Address W.. Re
publican Office. oc5-Sth