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National Republican., 1882-02-21
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current TransncIions at tre various Dis.
trict OHiccs.

trict OHCcs.
Building permits were issued yesterday TO the
following parties: Nicholas Eckhardt to build
one brick dwelling and carpenter shop in alley
between L and NJ and Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets, cost $780, and also to build one brick
dwelling house on Nineteenth, between X aud l.
streets cost $500. G. II. w. Van How, to build
three brick dwelling houses on Filth street, be-
tween O and streets; cost ;j,sOO George Lemon,
to make addition IN rear of house on street, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets cost
sl,SOo Patrick Iurkin, to put in new front aud
repnir house on Twenty fourth, between l. street
and Pennsylvania avenue; $1,000.
Lien certificates have been issued on squares TO-
l. street front; SO. Virginia avenue front; III, s
street 'front.' and all Of Canal street from G. street
sOuth to street south.
Health Oncer Townshend has called attention
TO the unhealthy condition ofSumncr street.
Complaints uf the bad crossing in the neighbor-
hood OF Thirteenth and streets have been re-
ceiyed by the nmmissiOners.
Major llanncman has received orders from the
Commissioners to fire the usual salute on the morn
ing of Washington's Birthday.
Many complaints have been received by the
Commissioners about u dangerous hole situated at
the corner OF Fifteenth ana Il streets, which has
been the cause of n great many accidents.
The clerk of the councils of Charleston, s. c.,
has written the Commissioners for information as
to how the police department of the District is
governed.
The Star is, as usual wrong again. The follow
ing is from the Critic: "FOur cases of smallpox,
originating inithc columns of the Sdrand located
are announced by the authorities to be non-eX-
istent"
National Republican., 1882-02-21

A large number of the friends of the late Colonel
A. b. Meacham met at the home of his special
friends and co.workers, Doctors 7. A. and NJ. G.
Bland, 1909 street. last night TO pay just tribute
to bis character and memory. Dr. r. A. Bland
his departed friend. Lydia Tilton and Jane
Daniels read beautiful poetic tributes written for
tho occasion. Hon. ]. c. Burnett read an address
upon the life aud character of the Colonel, and
Hon. George W. Manypeny, Hon. Warren Chase
Colonel i. Daniels Belva A. Lockwood, Hon
and Rev Alexander Kent made short speeches
Letters were read from ex-senator Mitchell and
Congressman George, of Oregon. The announced
purpose of the Drs. Bland to take up Colonel
Meachams work where he laid it down, by con
tnuing the publication of his paper, the C0uncl
Fire was received with manifest approval.
National Republican., 1882-02-21
THE TEA STORE.
Watches, Diamonds 'JeweIry. and Money
alNrn AmnN-TnIk Win the Mnnnrer.

Watches, Diamonds 'JeweIry. and Money
Given Awny-TnIk with the Manager.
A REPUBLICAN, reporter yesterday while strolling
along the Avenue in the vicinity Of Ninth street
looking for an itom, saw quito q crowd standing in
front Of $40 Market Space, the headquarters Of the
Importers Tea Company. Looking into the store
he saw quite number of people buying tea and
coffee, and each purchaser invariably getting a
present of some kind. Turning 10 the genial man
nger he asked Your business seems 10 be about
as good as ever, l seeY'
Manager-Yes, we are doing first rate-much
better than expected--and If the people continue
to paronize our establishment one-holf rs well in
tho future as they have since we opened we shall
certainly stay here and continue to give away
presents for months TO come.
Reporter--It Is claimed by some that you do not
give presents in every can. What truth is there
in the report7
Manager-None whatever. We do give pres.
ent in every can either In money or jewelry. OF
course II is not to be supposed for n moment that
VIC can afford to give roll of money, or pair of
diamond ear-drops, or watch In every can; but
/ venture to say, we give away more watches every
day than all the jewellers in the city sell in week
To-day gentleman by the name OF Dearborn,
bonr we sent Kim can u selccied by disintor.
ested party, containing 5000 Another gentleman
got 500 here in tho city, who also got chatcane
watch the other day worth SIS and was so well
pleased with his luck he concluded to try ogain
to-day, and is now 800 ahead by tho venture.
Reporter have heard II claimed that you are
inclined to. favor the rich or .well-to-do people,
and leave the poor to shin for themselves
Manager-That Is not true. We treat all alike
here, A poor mans dollar is Just as good to us as
rich mans. Old and young big and little, rich
aud poor, one and nll, without exception, receive
the same treatment, and II knew fany favortism
or discrimination being shown any one by one Of
my employees ia discharge him instantly We
do not allow Misrepresentation of any kind We
know that our goods are as good as the best and
We feel pretty certain if VIC can only get person
to try our tea or coffee that we count on them
in future ns regular patron.
The manager being Mt this moment called away
the reporter, after looking for few moments and
seeing no less than three watches picked out of as
many cans that but momont before were sitting
side by side or shelf took ont his last dollar and
bought the fourth can that wns LETT on the shelf
where the other three but n short time before
were, and was rewarded by finding cheap set Of
studs worth ut n liberal estimate about fifteen
cents. Sich Is life.
Thomas II. Green & Bro. have filed q judgment
creditors bill In equity against William II. Wright
and others. The complainant has previously OBJ.
tanned II judgment against the defendant, Wright
in tho law side of the court for S4iS.7l, and now
brings this suit to enforce IL.
National Republican., 1882-02-21
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY.
Preparations FOR the First Parade rs hat
talon To-rorrOw

BY the recent amendment to their constitution
the Washington Light Infantry are enabled Ia
celebrate tomorrow (Washington's Birthday by
the first parade as q battalion, which crowns their
long and honorable record as a volunteer corps,
No organization has ever reflected more credit to
the city which supports II, and II Is certain that
tomorrow the Light Infantry perfectly equipped
in their handsome and expensive uniforms, Of
fcered by lieutonant-colonel and four cap.
tains, with full complement Of line officers
and a staff, with their brilliant appoint
ments, will present distinguished appearance.
The we'll. earned reputation Of the Light Infantry
VIII be sustained by the parade and review for
which they have been preparing The roll bears
the names OF considerably over 100 active MEM
bers so that each Of the four companies will have
the regulation complement of privates and will be
omcored as follows; Lieutenant colonel COM
mandng, William @. Moore; adjutant- lieutenant,
w. IL. Harrison. Company A-Captain, w.
n. Dalton; lieutenant, j. r. Cowie. Com
George q Thomas. Company C-Cnptain, Mat
thew Goddard; lieutenant, j. G. Entwiste. Com
pany D-Captain, John $. Miller; lieutenant p. O.
Duly. The Second Artillery Band has been en-:
TO report at the armory Mt $50 p; m. In full uni.
form, with overCoats, to be used If needed The
line of march will be taken up at $3.50 p. m. along
Pennsylvania avenue to Seventeenth street, then
front of the Arlington Hotel, where
the ceremonies of q battalion roview will be ex.
emplihed according to Upton. The Corps will
or streets unfit for marching the parade will be
postponed-not because the gallant Corps are
afraid TO encounter any weather in the line of
duty, as has been repeatedly proved, but because
with comfort. 1t is to be hoped the sun will shine
brightly and pleasantly,
National Republican., 1882-02-21

The Washington Jockey Club held meeting
last evening at Wizards. The constitution and
bylaws were adopted and the club was regularly
organized. The bylaws are similar to those that
officers were elected President, General N. AM
derson; first vice. president, Hon. George b. Lor-
ing; second vice president, j. G. S. Blackburn;
third vice president, John s. Barbour: fourth
vice president, George w. Hooker; firth vice.
president, William NJ. Gait; secretary, H. d. Nc
1ntyre; treasurer, r, II. Baker; executive COM
mttee, II. NJ. Hutchinson, r. Hollingshead, II. H.
Blackburn, Charles stone Hallet Killbourn, d. B.
Anger, John w. Drew, Clarence Hall, and IL, W.
National Republican., 1882-02-21
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THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.


pOINtInent Of HnspcctOrs.
The board of managers of the Associated Char-
ties held a meeting last evening, Mr.. A. s. Solo,
mons in the chair and L. S. Emery, secretary. The
secretary reported that places had been found for
three servants, twelve carpenters plasterers, and
hod carriers and placed eight stone. breakers at
work, and one carpenter, one hod carrier, and one
plasterer. The following inspectors of sections
were appointed: Section l, j. t. Guy and William
d. Montague; section ., Dr. j. s. Sothoron, General
NJ. J. Wright and A. s. Taylor; section 3. Il. Pick
man Mann, Mrs. d. p. Mann, and Mrs. NJ H. Doc
little: section 4, g. n. MCGluc ST., Henry McGlue,
and NJ. II. Doollttle; section 8. John H. Brooks aud
l.. g. Bailey; section G, John +. Cook,
David Warner, and W. II. a. Wormlcy
The name of Dr.. A. Z. Pardon was reported rs the
representative for the second district. The follow
ing are the officers of the eleventh subdivision:
Joseph NJ. Wilson, president; Rev. F. Noble, vice.
presidents N. f. Thompson, secretary; $. NJ: Ycot-
man, treasurer. Board Of manaGers-Mrs. w. W.
Hicks, Mrs. J. D. HyIr Mrs. Thomas Floyd, e. &.
Wheeler Allen Il. Gillette, W. r. Hunt, and X. b.
Donaldson. A proposition was made TO establish
wood yard under the auspices of the association,
where persons applying for aid could be given
work. This plan met with favor, and if the neces-
sary funds can be secured the project will be car
ried out
National Republican., 1882-02-21

The following communication was received yes.
terday
To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN,;
i beg pardon for taking up your time with this
note. am the editor of the British lion, OF Haml-
ton, Canada. win deliver my celebrated lecture
on the "RontiOn of the sun" in the X Street
Carmel Baptist Church, on Friday evening, Febru-
ary "a at eight M. claim that the present system
of astronomi al matters in relation TO the revolu-
tiOnHry forms of the earth are wrong 1t is the
that moves and the earth tnat stands still. At any
rate, propose to lecture upon lhisvexed question,
in your valuable paper, and oblge yours,
@. a, JOHNSON
National Republican., 1882-02-21

This evening vocal and instrumental concert
for the benefit of the North Baptist Church. under
the auspices Of the Ladies' Social Circle, will be
given at the Congregational Church. Miss Mary
s, Johnstonc, one Of WNshington's bast soprano
singers, assisted by Madame ROcmor- Kaspar
Summers, Miss Ada MoXon, and Messrs. Hickcox
Beall, and Kubel will render well.seeCled pro.
EH nT pReqSng p@.ngg SsmnS suyaS spSSGi0 pRSSs2
the "Tally.ho" quartette of Bale, piano trio
and violin solo Madame Kespar Will Sing Greg.
naya Mel Sileu2lo" from Lucia"
National Republican., 1882-02-21

The entertainment given last evening at Grand
Army Hall by the members of Light Battery A.
District Of Columbia militia, was very enjoyable
affair At eight o'clock Major Hanneman, the
commander, delivered an interesting lecture on
the science OF war, which was cnrefully-pre.
pared production and ELECTED the apprcci0tlyO
applause of the audience. Upon the conclusion OF
the lecture the floor was cleared and the remain
der Of the evening was devoted TO dancing. The
following committee rendered efficient service
Chairman door committee Lieutenant j. i. L.
Deyoe; floor director, Captain L. Il. Trembly; as :
EFT and Sergeant SpatoS,
National Republican., 1882-02-21

There have been three cases Of smallpox de.
veloped in the District Jail, but the greatest care
has been taken to prevent a spread Of the disease
The first case was more than three weeks ago, the
patient being a prisoner who had not been outside
OF the Jail for eighteen months. The last one was
removed from there TO the smallpox hospital last
Friday. The cases reported 20 have been dis
covered at Queenstown, in a German family,
proved upon Investigation 70 be mensles.
National Republican., 1882-02-21
ED o'MEAGHER CoNDoN.
oDp-FELLoWS' FAIR.
seventh NIght-Chnngc of Programme
Auction and Dance on Thursday Night.

sAHu Oh IhthfhUsty
The attendance at the fair of the Unilfrmed
Battalion, l. o. o. F. was somewhat less on ac-
count of the rain than 1t has been on previous
nights, nevertheless the hall was comfortably filed;
but the falling Off in numbers wasmorc than com
pcnsNtcd for in the interest manifested The fair
Will virtually close on Wednesday night, when the
prizes will he given and the result of the voting
announced, but the committee has decided TO de-
vote Thursday night to Nutioniug off or otherwise
of whatever articles remain over aud to
close with hop. Those leading on the voting.
lists at ten o'clock last night are as follows Teach.
ers desk-C. II. Ourand, %. Cradle-J A. Ana
dale, SO. Butchers tools-E. A. Berry. 40. CrayOn
portrait of DR.. MasOn-Centml Lodge and Column
bin Encampmcnt, 81 each. B-nat Cornet--Weber,
23j. Butchers scacs--JOo HHight, 42l{ Gold
headed cane-W. II. Frazier, 80. SCullinG she'll
4. Smith, 80. Butter sCalesP '. S.HOugh, 43. Print
ers stiGk-N. Bunch 81. Lodge regalia-DeHcou
Lodge, 25 Past grand masters jewel-T W.
Fowler, 25 Past grand patriarch's jcwel--Joscph
Burroughs. 81 Third-degrce cOllnr-T. d. Ben
nett, 25 Leather medal-A. J. Donaldson, n.
Knight OF PythiRs uuiform-R. NJ. Brown, 35. Wax
iOwers-Mrs. Bnchly, %. A few new candidates
have been entered in the voting contests. Among
them H. V. jis5ee for the printers stick Henry
Buscher for the butchers tools, and DR.. Mary
Walker for the cradle. 1t having been decided
thrt A. j. Donaldson is an uglier odd Fellow than
DR.. Mason the formers name has been substituted
for the latter's, and Mr. d. leads the race for
the leather medal. The price ofyotes for thebuch-
er's tools has been changed from twenty-five to
ten cents each,
National Republican., 1882-02-21

free school for instruction in English gram
mar and arithmetic win be opened in the chapel
Of the Young Mems Christian Association, SO4 u
street ENTHUSIASTICALLY nights, at 7.l5, gram.
mar; Thursday nights, at 7l5, arithmetic. Any
young man over fourteen years OF age Will be al
lowed TO enter All who desire TO Join these classes
are invited to meet in the chapel this (ruesday)
evening at 7lb. The object Is to give instructions
to those who carnot avail themselves Of the day
National Republican., 1882-02-21

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to En-
erson Rokes. Baltimore, aud BroXxxie D, soper,
WashingtOn Edward Teagle, Schenectady, N. Y,
and Lena Godron Washington; Charles Hawkins
aud Annie Stanton, GEORGETOWN; Robert r. Price
j, Allen, Henry Johnson and Maggie Bran
dun Robert G. Adams and Kate NJ Donnelly, aud
Arthur Christmon and Elizabeth phi, oil of this
ptt
National Republican., 1882-02-21

The Washington Polo Team went over to Balu-
more last evening and had game with the West
End Club After contest which was marked by
many brilliant plays the baltimore boys carried
olfthe victory by score Of to !. Tho playing OF
Hobbs for the home team was superb, and also
that of Yarrow in the goal. Cuttings, Hillyer, and
Boyd served the goal for the home team.
National Republican., 1882-02-21
The MnshInrton Cndets.

The Washington Cadets, accompanied by the
Capital City Guards, will have a dress.parado in
front of the Arlington ut two o'clock p, NJ. of the
22d. The line of march from thence will be by
Elrteenth street TO Pennsylvania avenue, to Third
10 Tenth. TO f, TO Twelfth, to X, to Fifteenth "a
Massachusetts, avenue, TO Sixteenth to X, 10 FaTTn-
gut Square, 10 Avenue, TO armOry of Guards, To
armory OF Cadets, At night the Cadets have a
concert and battalion drill at TallmRdge Hail.
National Republican., 1882-02-21
wnbor,s Cod.Liyer OH and Lime.

The great popularity of this safe and eflcacious
preparStion Is alone attributable to its intrinsic
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, scrofulous Humors,
and all Consumptiye Symptoms, 1t has no superior,
If equal. Let no one neglect the carly symptoms
of disease, when an agent is ut hand which will
cure all complaints ofthe Chest Lungs, or Throat.
Manufactured only by A. b. Wilbor, chemist Bos-
ton. Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1882-02-21

Some Of the members Of the Institute Of Mining
Engineers, which meets az the National Museum
Building this evening, arrived In the city last
evening, lt IL expected that there will be l25
members IN attendance upon the session Of the
are at the Arlington: Benjamin siliman, r. bterry
Hunt, =, A. Baldwin, T.. l.. Moen. Il w. Raymond,
W. 7. Blddle, W. II. Morris, and q. y. Garretaon.
National Republican., 1882-02-21

All the large sums offered by the Commonwealth
Distribution Co. Drawing on 2Sth of February, such
us $4,000, $4,000 S5O00 ten prizes of 81 900 each
1.947 others, any one Of them for ST. Seize tho
opportunity by rcmitting this small sum at once TO
X. M. Boardman, Courier journal Building, Louis
Vile, KY. or same person at No. 800 Broadway,
New York
National Republican., 1882-02-21

Al meeting Of the Paper Hangers Association
last evening Mr.. Powers, Of Chicago delivered an
address upon the duties OF workingmen. BY vote
of the association the time for the price list TO 60
INFO effect was postponed until April !. The price
list was also revised.
National Republican., 1882-02-21

Attention is called to advertisement, this day
ehancoTy decree, Of valuable improved and MIN.
proved property belonging to the estate of the late
George Washington Young, on west side OF Sixth,
between L and Il streets northwest
National Republican., 1882-02-21

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in 1Slb. "Ward" prints, at 6oc per lb
Also cottage cheese, So. per ball; buttermlk, &c.
per quart. and sweet milk Be. per quart.
National Republican., 1882-02-21

Don't delay, but send Two Dollars by first mail
and get you Il ticket in Commonwealth Distribu.
tion Co.'S 4lst Drawing of the 2Sth February Ad-
dress Il. NJ. Boardman, Louisville, Ky.
National Republican., 1882-02-21

William Cole, street. ear driver, $40 in teal John
Edwards, late Census Bureau, residence Pennsyl-
vania avenue near Twelfth street, S25.
MATCHES FOuND.

Mrs A. G.. Porter (coloredl, Tennallytown, D. c.,
ladies' watch, SIS I'm tea; ]. w. Baldwin,wood and
coal dealer corner Thirteenth and a half and
streets southwest stem winding watch, sl5 in tea;
Mrs. E. W. Wood, l535 7 street northwest silver
ware John T. Price, 81 Sixth street northwest
stem-winder and stem SETTER SIS. in coffee Mrs
H. Blau, 70l Fourteenth street northwest, stem
winder, SIS, in tea; John A. Talcott, Sligo, Mont
gomery County, Maryland, chstelane watch, SlS,
in coffee; John Rollins, Capitol police solid 49,
karat gold watch $780, IN tea; James e. Martin Alex
Rndrin, VN., stem winder and stem setter in cof
fec; Mrs, w. W, Gould, ll22 Pennsylvania avenue,
chatelaine, SIS, in tea; William Howser, 1868 NJ
street Georgetown), restaurant, solid silver hunt
ing-case watch, Sls. in coffee; Robert Teel 12G ID
street northwest, stem setter and stem -winder SlS
in coffee; II. D. Barr merchant tailor, I'LL Penn
rison Smithsonian Institute silver watch, $40, in
coffee and many Others too numerous to mention,
besides great many articles OF silverwaIe. Try
your luck. Call send or write. Address Import
ers' Tea Company, sl9 Market Space, Washington,
National Republican., 1882-02-21

ITO MEN READ ADVERTISEMENTS 1--WE
IL believe they do but we also believe that cxpe-
Ience has taught them TO discount about 90 per cent
of what generally represented We do not propose
20 initiate this to allow FOR pairing down. We repre-.
sent in our advertisements only what prepared
70 pL9ye; II me irst place we aIo the only MANU-:
SlrY; We have dealings only with the mills manu-.
t1eturiny Cloths Casamtres, DC Our prices nntur
ally Is 20 is per cent e than any other house In the
city. Our stock uf Sults and OvercOats IL large and
WANuER n CO, Ono'pHce clothiers No. $40 Sew
enth street northwrs.. 5. kAIZBNSrEtN,
fe3 Manager
National Republican., 1882-02-21

Our stock Of Diamond Lace Pins,
Finger and, Ear Rings, Fine Gold
Jewelry, American Watches, Ster-
ling Silyerware in great variety,
Plated Tea Sets, Baskets. Bowls,
Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes, Cas-
tors, Soup Tureens, Forks and
Spoons, Rogers Bros Plated Table
Cutlery, Joseph Rogers Il Sons
Sheffield Ivory Table Cutlery and
Scissors, French Clocks, Opera
Glasses, Brass ScOnces, Mirrors,
Candlesticks, &C., was never so
complete, which we call to the at
tentiOn Of purchasers, as they will
find our prices low.
HARRIS & SHAFER,
No. 1113 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-02-21

Turkish. Russian. and Sulphur Baths 903
street. Open Sunday till one p IN.
National Republican., 1882-02-21

! corner New Jersey ave
SPECIAL NOTICES.


N>SSs-S LECTURE,-HON. WARREN CHASE
BSSS will lecture THIS Tuesday, EVENING in
Masonic Temple, lower hall, on Incarnation, Rein
carnatlon, and Evolution" Commence at Til
Admission, 10 cents. ltt
n.y. BOOKS AWAY DOWN.
LANG 4 CO., 1905 STREET,
Disseminating the Book Branch viii now sell
AMERICAN STANDARD AND FINE BOOKS at
less than half lowest quotations
Full sets Congressional Globe.
Full sets Congressional Record.
Full sets Medical and Surgical History OF the War,
Full sets Foreih Parallel Survey.
Full sets Wheeler Survey Report
Full sets all Valuable Government Publications.
Bookhindng continued, with increased facilities for
all finer work. LANG g. co.
iei0u 1905 street.
EA DR. M bANfigfN Al NGfAiggfNAN
1918 Fourteenth street.
Second door south rom All sopls' Church Ae99m
a~S33aS LIVERY STABLE,
l. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
(entrance also from ny.
eo1iprlslnt STOCK necessary for irstclass fIlrfnS
< gGmborO of very que New carEiAsOs Just added to
m6aiE S % y SonSsSsS Ssss' k II vs sa SE fA sSSs gs
Exchange Jasiy
National Republican., 1882-02-21
TAYLOR & HUFTY,
033 Penna. Ave.

I01id@y Goods
National Republican., 1882-02-21
LANSBURGH & BROTHER,
4O4 and 4O6 Seventh Street.

KINGS P-AJACEl
S14 Seventh street.
TATS-E nToTrGEI
Sill Another Reduction in Our Prices Be
fore Rebuilding
Beaver, and Plush, d Inc 'iSst ss6on on and best
quality at 800, 2'c, 4oo,, ooc', 7Sc.' tosS
100 dozen o. PLyMEs IN al the desired shades and
colors, at 7Sc, g. Ns', sl,5o' 81 $3.50 toa
OSTRICH TITS, In every color, from sSc totl.
magnificent assortment Of FRENCH FLOWERS.
atwonderrliiy low prices.
RIBBONS, In all widths ana colors, IN satin, Gros
Grain, Brocaded SuTah at ioc., iSc, 2Oc. Sc.
Elegant Brocaded watered SASH RIBBONS. at 5Oo
and eOc. ayard, sold formerly ats sls'
sATINs, SILKS, PbgsnEs, vRLvTrs, at fullyO
per cent less than regular value
LAqEs. in real ana Imitation Of the lPest design.
fuily 40 per cent less than regular price
A fqlI line Of ne best of . .R1ggIIsh g BLACK TREBLE
m9gTnng 9Stht viii d2 wen g examine our stock
Tho balance Of our lovely pattern HATS and BON
NETS Wall be sold at any price No reasonable
offer will b0 refused.
We also olfer the following goods;
CIIILDREN'S ULSTEIvS, at 81. .25 70 a.
LADIES, at 20 and a.
A Nli limo of CIRCULARS and oLoAKs. at tt2So %
tots
Elegant JACKETS, at e. 92BO and S3
Our stock OF ofIINEN and SILK HANDKERCHIEF
LACE COLLARS and FJCHUS, GLOVES md
AOSIERY and LADIES' VESTS must 30, no
matter how low tho price.
This Reduction WI Hold Good for 1tcO
Weeks Only.
KINGS PAIACE,
S14 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1882-02-21

Thomas II. Green & Bro. have filed a judgment
creditors bill In equity against William II. Wright
and others. The complainant has previously OBJ
tanned Judgment against the defendant Wright
in tho law side of the court for S4iS.7l, and now
brings this suit to enforce il.