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National Republican., 1882-04-05
War Claims.


Yesterdays session of the House was
mainly devoted to discussing the pro-
posed transfer of quartermaster's claims
to the Court of Claims, which is sought
to be done by an amendment to the army
appropriation bill The discussion was
directly upon the point of order raised
that the amendment was not germane to
the bill. The chair decided in effect
that it was in order to say that money
appropriated for the army should not be
used TO pay quartermaster's agents, but
that 1t was not germane to an army APP
preparation bill oprovide rules and regu-
lations for the Court of Claims.
Very grave questions surround this
subject of claims, questions in deciding
which the Republican party cannot af-
ford to make any mistake. A change in
the whole policy Of the Government in
regard to war claims is involved in this
matter, and prominent among the many
important points to be settled is the ques-
ton whether the Government shall con-
tinue TO restrict payment to loyal citi-
zens, or shall throw open the door TO
loyal and disloyal claimants alike, and
it is very clear that in deciding
the matter wisely and safely the
Congress should not be tram
lneled and restricted by the close and
narrow rules which hedge about any
new legislation in an appropriation bill,
where there is room enough to do much
harm, but not enough to do good. So i'm
portant matter rs this demands, for
safety, the free scope of separate law,
in which whatever provisions may be
necessary to secure justice to claimants
and protect the Government can be
made, and forbids dealing with it in the
clumsy, contracted. and restricted shape
Of . rider on an appropriation bill.
National Republican., 1882-04-05

GARFIELD AND GUITEAU.
Description nf the Figures Reing Made
by McDnnnId. thc Nrnintnr

Mcdonald, the sculptor, has just finished the
models of Garfield and GuiteNu for Coup, the cir
cusman, who proposes to add this attraction to his
exhibition. The head ofthe Garfield model is
cast from McDonald's celebrated bust of the late
President and when colorcd to simulate life
win be a striking Likeness of the late President.
This model is proportioncd with the greatest
fidelity to represent the massive nguIc OF General
Garfield. II will be clad in dark blue frOck
coat, gray pants and the entire pose will be made
to conform TO that OF n full length photograph of
the late President from which 1t has been copied
The figure of GuiteGu is modelled to life size cx.
aCuy II Is clad in the suit Of clothes recently
purchased by Mr.. Coup from the condemned as.
sassn
THE HEAD AND HANDS or THE FIGURE.
are perfect casts made by Mr.. Mcdonald from the
head and hands of Guieau. The right hand is
grnsped around the handle of II "dul.dog rc.
yOlvcr, the finger on the trigger, mud the arm
hangs straight down and slightly to the rear 0s
though in the effort TO keep the weapon partially
concealed by the coat skirt. The left arm i
drawn up, the forearm extended across
the chest, and the hand clenched
in just about the manner that
II would beheld by man who had screwed his
courage to the sticking point to do II desperate
deed. The head which has been cOlOred To Initiate
same snaky look about the eyes, the same wicke
lines about the mouth; in short, every line and
seature is ydc simRc of the features the assassin
us he stands in his cell To-day. The finishing
touches will be put on the two figures to-day and
they will then be packed in two lnrge cases which
are now awaiting their reception, and shipDed TO
Mr. Coup at Augusta, Ga
National Republican., 1882-04-05
ROSCOE CoNKLING.
His Letter ON the Rights oTAp,crican Cit.
Zcns at Momc md Ahrnnd.

Letters expressing regret for inability TO be pres
sent and expressing sympathy in the purpose of
the meeting were received from many well. known
public men at the meeting in New York Monday
night Ex-senator Roscoe Conkling wrote:
I heartily approve the purpose to make n strong
publ iC expression IN behalf of our fCuN.CitZens inn
prsuuCd In Great Britain. Every man las a plain
right 10 the protection Of his government, and no
Win llS duty in this respect In the of all nau
rallied Americans deprived of liberty In foreign
countries this fundamental principle has for years
been clearly set forth and guaranteed by act Of Con-
grcSs The law only iurmulates what was always the
Inr oil tlHllHrd nations, II declares that whenever
II appears that citizen Of the United States has been
uuJustly deprived of his liberty by or under the
authority of any foreign government 1t shall be the
duty of our Government to demand" the reasons for
such imprisonment If the reasons be not sufficient
secure he prisoners release When The case Of cit
Ien held In confinement abroad Is brought to notice
ana Inquiry Is made Of the Government in whose do
main the imprisonment has occurred neither the law
nor The right on which the law stands Is satisfied by
an answer that the arrest was made on warrant
and that the warrant viii show the Oilense alleged
such an answer IS eVasvC and wanting In the COur-
loHy dle nom nation to nation. If Great Britain or
her officials or anybody else suppOsCS that one
iiOnHl right and the right, of our citizens can with
lupuilty be treated with the cvity and disregard
ported in recent instances trust the meeting will
make Il plain to all concerned that this side of the
sea we do not so understand II. An OutSpOkch pro-
test is, think, needed, and II can hardly be
phtuc may not get to the meeting, but my judp<
mCut and feelings entirely and earnestly In aVor
everywhere, and now especially of Irish americans
lnCarccratCd IN England Ireland. Tins II no party
question, and In dealing with 1t distinction be
Tolerated between natvc-born and naturali2cd cit
National Republican., 1882-04-05
Who Are " GarheId RernnlIcans 2n

A Republican is believer in certain
political principles and measures. If he
is sincerely devoted to these there is no
allegiance due from him to any individual.
The New York 1rib,rc classes as Gar
field Republicans" all who hate President
Arthur, and then whincs if the President
appoints to Office any man who does not
hate him. In the sense Of sorrowing
over the tragic fate Of President Garfield
and doing all that is becoming in Ameri-
cans TO do in honor of his memory all
Republicans are Garfield Republicans" !"
if we except perhaps the 1ribu0@s CO.
worker, William Brown, of .Kontucky.
But that is not what the 7riJUne man
means. By. Garfield Republicans" he
means the political yermin that crawled
over the late President he means the crea-
lures who urged him TO acts he was OPP
posed to, and who then made it difficult
for him to retreat; he means men who
dealt with him as though he was a coward
to be bullied Il coXcomb TO be nattered,
or a menial to be commanded by mid
night kilograms, not trusted to him at
first for fear he would deny having re-
ceiyed them. In the 1riL,He vocabulary
O Garfield Republican is a slanderer or an
eayesdTopper, whose only desire is to
poison the public mind against President
Arthur and all who are his friends I;
or he is knave who berous the
name Of Garfield by using it us q
shield for his own small yillainies or he
is whining hypocrite, who seeks Office
TO enable him to mourn more loudly for
Garfield or he is a political confidence
man, who demands Office on the false
prclense that it had been promised him
by General Garfield, and claims that the
National Republican., 1882-04-05

. President AErurE's veto message of
theChjne>e bill will I've read with pro-
found interest, His objections are stated
in clear. forcible language, and will re-
ceive the careful consideration which the
Importance of the subject demands. 1t
appeared to be the general sentiment
among the leading legislators last even
ing that the bill would be re-enacted by
Congress with the twenty-ycar clause re-
duced to ten years, and such other modi-
ications ls will suggest themselves in Il
further legislative discussion Of the sub
iec5. There Is no doubt Of the speedy
passage and approval Of q bill, restrict
ing the iuui grafton Of Chinese laborers
into this country.
National Republican., 1882-04-05
LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-MARCH2 zion BLADENSBURG PIKE,
Il a small Roll OF Carpet, which the owner can have
by proving property aud paying for this advertise.
ment Address JOHN, Republican Office, ap3a+
A POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING sI7i AND PA
IA pers was taken In Ninth street ear ut tile cor
nCr Of y street on April I, about II q, IN. If the
pOckctbook, with all the papers, which are OF no
value TO any one but the owner, who Is In Immediate
need OF them, Is returned to No. GOj NJ street north
west no questions will be asked. ap3-3tE
National Republican., 1882-04-05
Supremely Superb Spectacular Street Pageant,

First Forenoon OF Exhibition Day between the hours
of 10 and II O'Clock, surprising In splendor mRgni-
tude and merit all show parades ever previously
seen In this city.
National Republican., 1882-04-05

"They don't have any more liie-saying stations
at the White House dinners now" said u dstlu.
guished Official lately, "What do you meauY"
inquired his innocent listener. "Why the Roman
Iunch that used to appear in the middle ofdinner
when Cousin Lucy Hayes administered the Coy.
ernmeut We used to thirst after that frozen stun
and call the courses with which II appeared life
saving stations, aud very good name 1t was, too"
ufJFI}D1t,u loYtpy
National Republican., 1882-04-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Il ENSINGTON ART NEEDLEwORK AND
~ Decorative Embroderies taught amer Royal
school, South Kensngton, England; private lessons
tnd classes. Specimens and terms, Room IL, Vernon
Row, corner Pennsylvanln avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican., 1882-04-05

An co7n'l1ir irdii3ny Htsfbs odirsssed Tbthe Efior
trTiE RErUBLtcAN," and 10 Insure publication must
bettriHfu 'cgibiV Sids Of me- paper oniy trNh
name and rrsiicnce or hc irriier attached No com.
piunird'i0uS irU be returned
National Republican., 1882-04-05

" "ANTED-i UHFURNtSHED ROOMS, CEN
w trally located, Tor housekeeping; state price,
Address BLUE, Republican office. ap3.3t+
WANrED-YOuNg COUPLE WANT NICELY
w furnished Room, with or without Board, he
tween T. and NJ. Twelfth and Seventeenth streets (;
reasonable terms expected south east cx posure /:
give inll particulars. Address f. jr 1891 COuncciicut
avenue. nng.Na
National Republican., 1882-04-05

TIE Liquor Dealers Association used
the leased Democratic party quite effect
ullly in some Of the townships in Indiana
On the 81 instant.
National Republican., 1882-04-05
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH (DR BovERSl.
~ l4l7 q street, opposite Rigs House. Large Pool;
good ventilation. Ladies', Monday and Friday. Mob
open Sunday. Open from TIL 10; Saturday II
Baths, sli six tickets. $3.50. DR.. II. L. BOVEE Elec-
uician- oc2-ly
rJNHE sHEDD BATHs, eo3 E STREET, NEAR
l. Ninth, well known as the Oldest and hest I'm tho
city. This bath Is constructed with view to conven-
ience being the first floor Turkish, Rugiian Sui.
phnr, and Mercural Baths given with skill and ex-
perience ShRmpOOer of ten years experience at this
establishment Single bath. 81; for e5 i sl0. Open
Sunday nom q, m. to p. M mr25lH
National Republican., 1882-04-05
FOR Observation-Disclosures HOUSES

TOR RENT = AN s-RoOM HOUSE, WITH
u hall; gas and water; No. II Sixth street north
east three doors from East Capitol street cais Ap-
ply at 3l5 Pennsylyania avenue northwest api-3s
TOR RENT OR SALE--A COTTAGE OF SEVEN
II rooms, at College station, Washington Branch Of
lege station. api.3ts
IF YOU WANT 10 BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
Trade city or Country Property come and SEQ the
great bargains nt WILLIAM II. MAIN d BROTH.
ES 81. Charles Hotel, corner Third street and Penn.
sylvnnia avenue northwest. mhlgH
National Republican., 1882-04-05
BOARDING
MEDICAL.
YOUNG MEN.

II you have failed to receive proper treatment In
cases OF Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, Impntency, Premature Decay, Weakness,
Dyspepsia Nervous Reliability, 60, send two stamps
Tor our new book,
1.-THE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address Secretary Medical and Surgical Institute,
ln7-lY ~ Ensl IllInnnlh sirent. Now Nnrlr-
National Republican., 1882-04-05
PERSONAL.

ITltENCH LtsSSDNS-NME. LEPRINCE, FROM
b Paris VIII give conversational lessons In French
AT her own and pupils residence; prices moderate;
best city rcierenCes also morning aud evening classes
opening February lS Can ut sos III street north
west. npl.aWa
ESiPORTANr PERSONAL. - PROFESS OK DE
Il Woluwskl, the well.known Maestro, will give In
washington, ID. e., with home talent only, the great
oraiurios oi "Sabat Mater" -" Creation to he FOL:
which viii be produced like ut Alexandra Palace,
London, with mll orchestra aud chorus. pay and
Evening Glasses opened for ladies aud gem
liemgn voices ~ very moderate terms; also those
that desire tO make fine performers the piano, by
the Professors slmplihed SYSTEM will please call
nt his residence, No, S07 Eleventh street northwest
between II aud l. mrSl2t
WY TANTED IT KNOWN-THAT THOMAS W ,
w SOran, l6 Louisiana avenue, Is u Notary Public
COnveyanCer, and Commissioner of Deeds Hcknowl.
cdgmens OF deeds &c, takcn and certified, to be re-
corded In any state or Territory. Office hours from s
o'clock Il. m. TO O'Clock D. IN, nr2j.3m
National Republican., 1882-04-05
WASHINGTON, II. C, APRIL 8. 1852.
Population Of the National Capital" 100000.
Amuscments Tonight.

Savage"
National Republican., 1882-04-05
HEALTH rs WEALTH,

DIR, IL. Q. WEsr's NERVEAND BRAIN TREATMENT
vous Headache Mental Depression los of Msmory
Spermatorrhga, lmpotency, Involuntary EmissOnS
Premature Old Age caused by over-eSertion self
cay, and death. one box viii cases. Zach
box contains one months treatment One dollar u
cure any case With each ordar received by for six
boxes, accompanied with Ave dollars, we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee 10 return tho
money u the treatment does not effect cure Quar-
sylvana avenue, Washington, D. C., wholesale and
tention. ociS-ly
~ ENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
Nenereal aud Nervous Diseases, no matt er ON what
cause, without the use of mercuriHl other Objec-
OF acute cases prescriptions ana advice given free.
oihcea strictly private, No one seen but The dnaur
Hours. : TO 0, TO . exclusively. DIR. LEON, 2H
PennsylVana avenue. APPS
SPERSIAToRRHEA, IMPoTRNCY, AND PRI
- Vate Diseases quickly cured also Lucorrh9a
and Female Weaki!esses; no calomel or mercury
used In Is years, Office, 6I Ninth street northwest
between and streets, fc27.lme !,
DR LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
- on reliable Ladies' Physician IN The city, can
be consulted daily at 2H Pennsylvania avenue All
moved. Prompt treatment correspondence nd
co. n srictly cenadenI9 Separate rooms
CURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
- TOl.U TONIC-Sure cure for Dyspepsia In all its
stages also for Coughs Colds. Bronchills Asthma and
remedy that is beneficial In MaiaTial climate This
I. q pTepaTallon OF BALSAM or lOLU, ROCK
GAHPx o G aSS @ Sss oasT bS 6sn
Rice ana Rye Whiskies, harmless and very pleasant
TO lake Try " For sale by ali druggists and gocers
~ per quart poIlle Ihe trade supplied at aliberal
'BSRBoGR q HAMILTON and FRANK HUME,
Bischoif 4 Co. New York and Charleston & O., solo
manufacturers and proprlotOrs, denly
National Republican., 1882-04-05

II Is q rather singular fact that the
name Of James Hustled, of New York,
does not appear in the long list Of paten-
tees of step-ladders.
National Republican., 1882-04-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

XXTANTED-00o COOK MAN on wodGSJ
w 70 80 mile and q half from the city; good
WWaEe5i WE VIII be paid. Apply at Room 3, 81 Cloud
VV-ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, WHO Ts A
w good Cook and Laundress, In a private family
Address r., Republican office. np5As
w ANTED- woAtA \, WHITE PREFEHRED
w 10 ke care OF baby and TO do washing for three
Address WOMAN, Uoplbllcnn ofiIrp npg3tf
National Republican., 1882-04-05

IN all the speeches made by the alleged
revenue reformers in Congress there is a
total lack of specific statements. They
all howl in chorus about what is, but not
one of them tries TO tell what ought to be.
They are architects who know how to
tear down, but have no capacity for build
ing. When they and their friends had
control Of the House they were careful to
elect Speaker who would set up the
Ways and Means Committee against re-
form.
National Republican., 1882-04-05

Noh SALE
LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS;
A handsome Building site, situated on street. near
Connecticut avenue northwest aOs by ii7Js to alley
Cheap to an immediate purchaser.
a line Lot on N street, near New Hampshire avenue
northwest 251a by l28 to 30-ioot alley. special
bargain.
Three (uearly new) Brick Houses-Nos. EOS, 207, and
2NlR thirteenth street southwest; 7roomsj all mod
ern improvements, bay Windows &c; $3.50 each
n rare chance. ALONZO A. MARR
Let Real Estate Broker, Cos Seventh street u. W.
EoR SALE-ON FOLLOWING TERMS: 80
~ cash and 70 monthly, twenty beautiful Building
Lots, at $3.50 each, situated ON Eleventh street. be-
tween II and streets, and on street northeast
block north of Lincoln Park and three blocks from
East Capitol street cars lots grade: water, gas
and sewerage. J. w. STARR, 1870 New York ave.
nue., mri0lm
IN0R SALE-A FINE BUILDING LOT ON "
II street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, at q sac
rlhce for cnsh. OTIS BIGELoW & CO., COS Seventh
street northwest. mrl-tf
COLUMBIA HEIG HTS
" SECURE HOMES
This very desirable property located on Boundary
and Fourteenth Street Road, Is now being divided
and offered IN Lots 70 suit purchasers We are offer
Ing Choice Lots at 10 cents square foot: Qne-th
cash balance payable within Ave years, with interest
at per cent. Call and examine plats at our Office.
del-5m A. L. BARBER 4 CO., lie Drolt Building.
National Republican., 1882-04-05
FOR SALE-Ho,Ises.

JNoR SALE
Il AT MOUNT PLEASANT,
u Country House, with Garden, Fruit, and Stable:
the lot Is GO by $50 feet the house has rooms andis
pleasant cheerful residence. Inquire the premises.
mrG-l1# $, @. ARNOLD.
EoRSALE-MUsT BE SOLD AT ONCE AS THE
y owner y going West, nice Groom House, near
street Market less than 81 600 cash will buy IL;
also fine 9-story Brick House. Government
Printing Oiilce rents for $500 per year: less than
5000 cash sNyill buy 1t. EMPOWER & son
1912 street. mrlS-H
NOR SALE-AN ELEGANT li-ROOM RESI-
IL dence with all modern improvements; immedl-
ate possession; $4,000. Inquire at Room 1, 529 Sew
enth street.
National Republican., 1882-04-05

THE immortal J. NJ has gone into
voluntary retirement, feeling that the
country is safe in the hands Of his great
coadiutOr. Tommv Nichol.
National Republican., 1882-04-05
CHIROPODISTS.

"VNHE WISE FOR HEALTH, ON DAILY
Il walks depend" Feet relieved without pain
In u few minutes. Thousands from far and near,
visit DIR, WHITES Chlropodlal Establish ment, lil6
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Winrd's Hotel, Tor
relief nom and Avoidance OF Hard and SON COrnA
Bunions, Club ard lngrOwing Nails, and all com
plants Of the feet. Hours, u. m, 10 p. Otlica
ieo, 81 per visit Established in Washington, d. q.
In 1861. mr22
J. j. GEORGES,
Chiropodlst, Anatomist, aud Manuiaciurer Of Pima
Fashionable, and Easy Fitting BOOTS and SHOCK
Under National Hotel,
Corns, BuniOns, aud IngrOwing Nails. &C. pernA-
nenty cured. Lasts madeto order aud preserved for
cnAtomerA se23
LIVERY DEsChIPTIoN OF PRINTING
~ AT kEASONABLE RATES
AT THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE
National Republican., 1882-04-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w ANTED-A RELIABLE, COMPETENT, AND
Wv rushing Man, who understands the subscrlp-
tl0n BOOK business compete bound boOks) TO take
bencrM Agency OF subscription publications
i9r washington and vicinity must be able TO invest
slO Tor stock Of books. 10 the right man we shall
offer ll control Of territory extra lar 20 discounts
list of rapid selling books, attractive circulars aud
all facilities for sure and good. paying business
q, w. CARLETON q Co,
npl,6T Publishers, New ork.
National Republican., 1882-04-05
FOR SALE-MisceIIaneous.

EOIN 'S1hhIlI- -lAISCVIlH1tUtlSs
JNOR SALE-A WELL BRED BLUE AND GRAY
II Skye-terrier Gyp, months old Apply at 1923 X
street northwest, ap5 3t+
nor SALE-A SMALL CANDY AND CIGAR
II Storei good stand; cheap for cash. Address
A. u. C., Republican Office. apiIStt
INOR SALE CHEAP-A NEAT COTTAGE SET
II Of Bedroom Furniture. Apply at 800 street
northwest. ap+3t4
VNOR SALE-A TRICYCLE., AS GOOD AS NEW;
II cost sl35; will sell for elO0 Address a. once,
TRICYCLE., p. q. Box 5l3 api3ts
INoR SALE-FIRST-CLASS EMERSON PIANO.
IL Apply at Sl4 Z street southeast. api-3t
nor RENTtOR SAEE-A PARLOR ORGAN,
IL BuTdette on reasonable terms Address or apply
l7i7 Vermont avenue, between II and s streets
northwest api3tt
LNOR SALE-A SECONDHAND BABY CAR
n rlage, ut q very reasonable figure. Apply at No.
1889 Ninth street northwest. apL3ta
IIOR SALE CHEAP--A FINE 5O-INCH STAND
IL ard Columbia Bicycle, warranted In perfect order.
Can be seen at Scrbners Bicycle school, IlOs street
northwest, mr29-Gt
National Republican., 1882-04-05
FOR RENT-Unfurnished Rooms

EOR RENT-TO SMALL FAMILY CADULTS
j. preferred,, separate Tenement OF unfurnIshod
Rooms, on second floor gas, hot and cold water sink
and closet; references required and gwen separate
fuel shed. 0l2 Massachusetts avenue. apl-3tf
National Republican., 1882-04-05
FOR RENT-Miscellaneous.
BUSINESS CIIANCES

DOR RENT-BRlCK STABLE, FOR ONE OR
l. two horses; ~ per month for one horse s. for
wo. Inquire at 1913 Nineteenth street northwest 33s
National Republican., 1882-04-05
EDUCATIONAL.

DROFESSOR ALEX. DE WOLOWSRIS NEW
l. method for Singing and Piano, shortest and best
saving wears of practice, for perRs, and par.
lor, at sG Eleventh 81, n. " bet, IL and 1. mr2lf
L BSSoNS IN ELoCu1TON, oKAToRY, AND
Il DRAMATIC ACTION, BY
National Republican., 1882-04-05

FOR SALE-Fnrms.
GROVE FOR SALE,

MAPLE GROVE FOR SALE.
A chance for party of means to secure one of
the most desirable rural homes to be found in the
vicinity of the National Capital. Maple Grove"
Is situated in Alexandria County, Va, adjOn-
ing the lands of q. Vanderwefken. esq, aud
Judge A. B. Grumwell. three miles from the
Aqueduct Bridge and two miles from the Chain
Bridge, nt an elevation of nearly 100 feet with full
view OF Washington and Its surroundings the North
and South Mountains of Maryland and Virginia.
together with the Catoctin and Sugar.loaf Ranges
improvements; extra House Of six (6) rooms for
servants quarters also 0verseer's House; Barn, 81
by 56 with carriage and harness rooms stablng for
eight horses. Grain and Corn Houses, and other
out-buldngs II contains nnety-one and ope-hnlf
ncres land, seventy in good cultivation, with fruit
In ABUNDANCE; n full stock OF farming utensils
wagons, &c, If needed by purchaser. Terms reason
able; eligible city property tax en- in exchange.
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO,
National Republican., 1882-04-05

THE coffin Of Il great man, whether
statesman, scientist, poet, or otherwise
distinguished, serves as pedestal on
which smaller men succeed in attracting
brief notice from the general public.
Thus the demise of the great is a boon to
the little,
National Republican., 1882-04-05
FOR SALE-LOts.

VNOR SALE-LOT, 70 BY 100 FEET, SOUTH
IL side of street. between Second and Third street
northwest Apply at 40 NJ street northwest ap5-3t%
EOR SALE-A VERY FINE LOT, ~ FEET
II 'front.' containing 1900 feet. near ana overlooking
dupont Circle, but not fronting thereon Address
VICTOR, Republican Office. ap43E
National Republican., 1882-04-05

PRESIDENT GoNHALEs's message to the
Mexican Congress is remarkable for
frankness, emphasis, and cheerful views
as to the future of Mexico. 1t is not nec-
essary now in that country for the farmer
touse crotched stick for a plow in order
to escape persecution. The era of pro-
gress has set in in earnest.