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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-13
A POLICEMAN's REPORT.


2lslSth ST. n. T., Jan. o, 1889.
GENTLEMEN:
My occupation is night po.
liceman of the Eighth Precinct,
this city. For long time /
was a great sufferer from gem
eral debility and night sweats.
Two reputable physicians fail
ed to give me relief, so upon the
advice and recommendation of
n clerk in DeMoll's drug store
commenced taking BRowN's
Iron BITTERs. When | had
taken half a bottle | found
that II was doing me good. AZ
ter the second bottle was taken
was completely cured and
have been well ever since. |
have given the Iron Bitters 10
my children, with such good
effects that ! most cheermlly
recommend them.
WIN. 4. CLINTON,
Efet. rolieo, aiyaSiA Dlstrtc6.
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Navy I.r..Y Vine CnItnr.

Mr. Alfred Speer, of PaIsac, ~ j.. one of the FIRST
large wine-g growers in this country, and has de-
voted over thirty years TO the Stuty of vinus fer
mentatlon, and has expended some hundreds of
thousands of dollars IN experimenting in plant.
ing Vineyards Of different varieties of foreign
grapes, in building cellars, &C. and for the ripcning
OF wines, and in employing the most experienced
aud skillml wine-growers in Europe. His Port
Grape Wine is handled with the greatest care
during four years Of slow fermentation and rpen-
ing, and is considered by Europeans as superior to
gnnnish Port
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-13

At Ford's Opera House the attraction this
week will be the great Mormon play Of zone
Hundred Wives" while Mr.. John 7. Raymond will
hold the boards at the National Theatre with his
breezy and laughable play called Fresh, the
Inn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-13

That pleasant and active agent in the cure of all
Pure God LtrGr OH and Lime" is being universally
adopted In medical practice. Sold by the proprie.
tor, A. b. WILBoR, chemist, Boston, and Oll drug.
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Ho1iaavGoodS

Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins,
Finger and Ear Rings, Fine Gold
Jewelly, American Watches, Ster-
ling Silverware in great variety,
Plated Tea Sets, Baskets, Bowls,
Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes, Gas.
tors, Soup Tureens, Forks and
Spoons, Rogers Bros Plated Table
Cutlery, Joseph Rogers & Sons
Sheffield Ivory Table Cutlery and
Scissors, French Clocks, Opera
Glasses. Brass ScOnces, Mirrors,
Candlestcks, &c, was never so
complete, which we call to the at
tendOn of purchasers, as they will
find our prices low.
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The Event Of the Season!
TAYLOR & HUFTY.
EMBROIDERED PARIS ROBES!

Embroidered Scotch Zephyr Suits!
Crepe de Chine Embroidered Fichusl
Drap d'Ete Embroidered Fichus!
Satin Sicillienne Wraps!
"ErclUiw Noulics" in Paris and Lyons
Dress Fabrics.
Burah silks. Fouard silks. Louisine silks,
summer silks, India POngecs, Slcillienncs.
"Spccioi Inducements" IN Biuck and COL
oied RhdiomeS.
Inpin's Celebrated Black silk Grenadines In % New
Designs"
ATWOOD Checks, Illuminated suitings, Cadrlc FL.
fccts, Suns' NcnSS French Satines,
Paris Butstes
"Noyti'ics" in HdndkerchjctS and Hosiery.
RlE, Chudda, aud Berlin shawls in New and stylish
Designs,
New Parnsols Parsolettes, and sun Umbrellas.
Ha-Correct styles aud Prices Guaranteed. Ca
SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR 10 "PERRY n BROTHER"
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Ninth street.
Established 1870 mrl3Ip
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- held qt1 street qcElhysai for Tue pyrp6se Or
IT, WIN H. LEE.
haJys UNION VETERAN CORPS FAIR.
Headquarters Fair Committee, Room 70, lie Drolt
building where all tickets must be presented this
their pfis's XII claims against lie committee should
be presented durlngthe same time 1a2t
ha9@. THE. IOWA nEpUgLICAN. .AssoCtA.
poltan HALL corner Eighth and 4 streets at $50
Important business Will be transacted, aud n full
II W. PENN CLARKE.
n59ye NoTGCE.-To THE CITIZENS OF THE
- Eleventh District There Will be 2 meeting
MoNDAY, March 70, 1859, for the purpose q elect
w H. wAsnrSoroS secretary. II.
R~SSss Lo.oF.-A SPECIAL SESSION OFTII Il
held at OddFclows, Hall, seventh street, on MON.
the at Of The Grand Sire as 10 re.
IIng Tie sStyhrd anniversary of the order on the
special session of the r, W. Grand Lodge well be
upon the Proclamation Atom Of the Grand Sire and receive
the report Of the Grand Representative as TO the
Subordnates Lodges with the Ritual aud Books
BY order Of JOHN EDWIN MASON,
~ Grand Master and Grand Patriarch.
g- DrsrNrncr RIBFs. rRATTs CHIC
Darby's Prophylactlc Glrondin Dslnfectant.
American Sanitary Powder, Bromo. Chloraum,
Carbolic Acid, Chloride of Lime, Coppcras.
mTi5H cor. Fourteenth ST. and N; \ New York ave
Mag $. +. MASON, LATE OF ROWLAND
49, Dental Association, has removed to 80 -Four.
99ldahalf street where he will be glad to see bis
H<sJyo ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE DIS
49,, trict, especially damages and e4nneeted with
receive rec ~ my special attention. Ca" gnd siSR memo
mroi 1s ss rourandahair street ist northwest:
n1gs CLAIMS AGAINST TIL. DISTRICT
VIZ ALL PERSONS
who have made claim for drawbacks for old pay.
ing material or of any other character against the
District some years ago through Four.and q half
hear of something to their advantage BY addressing
y; d. National hepuhlican Office state ate Who inc
paid or not. mrtu
H@S9ys PERSONS WHOSE RESIDENCES ARE
MI ro99ed n hi sty ere requested to notify nc
Police Department do not appear to want the matter
made public, under the erroneous impression that
secrecy leads to detection of crime seigtI
n~SSyD WEI DE MEYERS sANDFoRDs, AND
~ other Catarrh Cures Kidney Wort; Hop and
S ifss f emp s Drug STs t SPeNr sa
n15s If YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU.
ralgla Headqche T99thnche or any pain one
Sold only atCoUGuLlN's, Masonic Temple. no9i
eB. sTYLoGRAPHIc AND MACKINNoN
~ o F2nn!an Pes Printed i and verbal objections
~ N95
~ hams Compound. Cureaine, Cams Corns Sol
vent and all the new remedies, at COUGHLINS,
Masonic Temple Jal9
hSsy. II. ROSS PERRY
RSS Attorney-atLaw
Office;
No. Si2 d street, opposite City Hall nos-6m
n~BD GAS
Big Administered for Extracting Teeth.
II. v. DEMPSIER, Dentist,
se27ly 400 Seventh street northwest
nS5BD DIR. NJ. A. CARMAN.
RSS DENTIST.
1915 Fourteenth street.
Second doorsouth from All Souls Church. se3lyr
nSS5@ VACCINE VIRUS.
Fresh BOVINE VIRUS, from the New England
Vaccine Company, Ivory Points, at 20 cts. each.
W. s. THOMPSON,
JAZZ Pharmacist. 7o3 Fifteenth street.
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Commercial Printing
specially OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Job
Rooms,
The Shsdd baths.
Turkish. Russian. and Sulphur Baths 9o9 Il
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SPECIAL NOTIFIES

SSssS THERE WILL BE 4 MASS, SfEFTfNd
~ held al a. street northwest for the pur pose Of
elecing Ave Delegates, THIS (dondny) EVENING.
ny order Of the President.
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You can publish three-line advertisement Of
Wanted For Rent For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REpuB.
LICAS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-13

Fresh Aldernoy butter Churned every morning,
and delivered IN NIB Ward" prints at Sc per TO-
Also cottage cheese, 30, per ball; butermilk, &c.
per quart, and sweet milk &c. per quart.
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Conldn,i nlamc the IloH.

Last summer there was queer story
about town OF the young son OF an old
New York merchant, who being sent to
Europe to break up his courtship of an
actress, took the actress along with him
and married her In London. When
the happy pair returned, The sou was
sorry for what he had done aud tlrc
father undertook to get him divorce. Ia.
pcrs were served, evidence collected, and
the suit Is now pending, Tho other night
The actress In the case was playing at
Booths theatre. The old merchant lives
close by. After Tuning and ifctting
for an hour or 80, he suddenly
took his hat and went into the
theatcr to- see what kind Of looking
woman was the daughtcrin,law OF whom
he was trying TO rid himself. l noticed
him hobbling down the isle and was
surprised TO see him hero under
the circumstances. As no took his
seat, the actress, displaying trim
figure and a neat pair Of ankles was look.
ing up lovingly into the face VI her stage
hero. The old man sat through the act
and then, rs he passed me going out,
heard him muttcr 10 himself, "Nvcll, we'll,
l don't blame the boy any more. That
woman would charm an obellsk, let alone
mere greenhorn like nay joe"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-22
HALL DAKOTA lie ADMITTED AZ A
SrATEy

Our dispatches of yesterday introduced
Into the senate for the admission of the
territory Of Dakota us state into the
Union. Whether Dakota Is III TO become
a peer Of each and every one of our family
OF states In the senate and the electoral
college will depend upon her having the
requisite amount OF population aud
whether they have shown themselves capa.
BILE OF selfgoycrnment, unrcstraincd by
federal supervision. The effort made for
her admission is OF course Of republican
birth and labor, rs II would thus secure
for that party two moro votes In the senate
aud ono In tho house. hut II appears
there is serious opposition TO tho sdmis.
sion nom some Of the eastern and northern
states, or rather their people. Some ten
years ago one Of her counties, Yankton,
issued some teoo.ooc Of bonds TO aid The
Dakota 4 Southern railroad. The interest
upon these bonds amounts now 10 more
han sicc.cp unpaid. The county endcav
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ored to repudiate the bonds, and also an
equivalent amount Of the stock, but the
supreme court of the United States decided
against this, and the bondholders, chiefly
Maine and Massachusetts, capitalists, have
obtained judgments for the sums due.
unable or unwilling to pay them the peo-
pie of the territory of Dakota now seek 10
escape the obligations by having the terri
tory wiped out of existence and state OF
the same name erected. Objection is
therefore made to the admission on
the ground of the immortality OF
her people. The evidence in all this
ugly business is umimpeachable, Now the
question arises whether, when a state like
Virginia, under the MALONE REPUTATION
regime may remain honorably in the union, a
territory with only county, "a diseased limb,
can be excluded from rights and privileges
otherwise clearly due, is nut for our re-
publican opponents to crack. Whether the
noble art of reputation by the whole body
polite as exampled by the old mother OF
states through the read lusters, is all right,
while the pettier act of refusal by the whole
people to liquidate one country indebted
ness, is one thing, while the latter is quite
another, remains for congress now to re-
solve One, perhaps, is only state shrewd-
ness, while the other is merely local folly.
Yet we fancy that if it were a
southern territory in search of the same
rights, the Immoral act would be at once
and forever quietus upon any claim for
admission as a state, with three more cleo
toral votes, whether the United States gov
eminent were bound or not by congress
sional action of the debt sanction. II some
times makes a very great deal of difference
whose OK is gored.
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SENATOR GARLAND, of Arkansas, is, with
his usual ability and devotion to the in
terests of the people of his state and the
southwest, which always guide his efforts,
making strenuous exertions in behalf of mp
preparations for the improvement of the
Mississippi and the amelioration of the con-
dltion of the sufferers by the late floods
SENATOR GARLAND, in ability and influence,
is at the very head of the senate and the
south has no trucr or noblcr representative
In the congressional halls.
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Strikers Encouraged

LAWRENCE, MASS, March 2l.-This morn
ing the strikers showed signs of weakening
and about forty returned to work. Later
in the day meeting was held and union
formed. An agent of one of the Falvey
mills is in the city employing some of the
striking spinners, and this encouragement
from elsewhere and formation of the union
stitlened the strikers and correspondence
alarmed the mill men, and matters have
taken serious turn. The corporation
propose to close the entire worsted works
This will throw 5000 persons out of employ
ment for an indefinite period.
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irsa matter of very general regret that
Tho secretary and agent ofthc Chicago, Texas
y Mexican Central railway company has not
paid In cash the various claims outstanding
against II. lfthese claims have been duly
audited, found correct, approved and so ad.
mlttcd to be due, they ought at once To be
paid In cash to the dollar. Creditors who
nave waited this long for moneys, long
since due, ought not to no
asked to take even dghs drafts ON some
banking house in Chicago, much los, or.
ders ON the officials of the company, Ms
represented there. This Is no, the success.
ml business management tina, wins conf.
dcncc OF laborers or capitalist. We have
some OF our best citizens In the directory
and, although we have heard no expression
Of opinion nom thcm on. the
subject, we question much, Il as practical
business men they will suffer their name,
10 remain In connection with corporation
That Is not more promp, In, the liquidation
Of masured obligations II q debt has 10 be
settled, better Il be settled whom Il natures
than sometime anerward. We assume tina,
we agent now here aud sent herr for the
purpose, assigns some reason for Tho
course now being pursued. but the EN-.
p'cyes and the other bona iidc creditors
KNOW purely the fact that their labor and
advances arc payable In cash at once. |,
there are some questions TO DO consulted
about aud decided on. that Is apolhs,
phrase Of which they are no, concerned.
unlsss indeed the company Is unable "a
psy, and this would put them on another
besas. tive UNDERWOOD that Nm. pxrrrrr
~ secretary WA ssnt hltAsr With ths
2isnds 10 liquidste. There d dIsapro,rs.
oens ust u nos Ia the interest and n,,ur.
epe'es'ons oflhs company.
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A Tornado.

CINCINNATI, March 2l.-A Lexington
Kentucky, special says tornado passed
over the northern part of the city yester.
day, unroohing many houses and demol.
ishing the reund-house of the Louisville Il
Nashville railway. One man in the house
was severely not fatally injured. There
was great destruction of property in the
track of the tornado. A heavy rain fell
here last night. The gauge at the signal
service Office shows fall of 2:55 inches
within few hours, most of which fell be-
tween and 8 o'clock.
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SoAE wise papers are of the opinion that
the foods in the Mississippi valley will
have the same beneficial effect as the an
nual inundation oil the valley of the Nile.
They forget that In Egypt the food does
not come like thief In the night and
positively ruin Go,0Oo people. Preparations
are there made aud the coming of the waters
hailed with joy. There is slight differ
cnce and likely to be some slight differences
In results in the two floods. These same
Journals failed to see any analogy In the
premises during the Michigan floods. The
Journals are not published In the South.
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Railroad Accidents.

JACKSON, Miss, March 2l,-This morning
an unknown white man, in attempting to
board train, was thrown under the wheel.
and killed.
DIS MoINEs, Iowa, March 2l.-The first
train which attempted to cross the new
bridge over Middle river, on the Dcs Nome,
Il Osceola narrow-gauge railroad, yester
day, at Lathrop, broke through precipi
tating the engine and two flat cars and ca
boose into the river channel below. NJ
one was killed, but several train men wer,
hurt
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Threatened Strike.

PORTLAND, Me-, March 2l.-It is stated
that strike is threatened in Biddeford and
Saco corporations. The mill spinners in
Concord and Pepperels mills have served
notice on the agent of the mills that they
shall demand reduction of from II to 10
hours and other operatives want an in.
crease ofpay, The agent of the mills, now
in Canada, is endeavoring to hire help.
The strike will take place In April.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-22

ARCHBISHOP McCAnE, OF Dublin, who is
said to bca tower ofstrength and influence
among lrishmen, has published letter de-
nouncing recent outrages and arraigns So
crct societies as instigators Of murder.
These enthusiastic and prominent Irish
mon would not speak out so boldly and
Enthusiastically If any real causes for out
RACES existed,
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AtpoN, n. v, March 2i,--Thc Curtis
manufacturing company's works here were
burned this morning. Loss estimated ut
100000; insurance, $i7,0co. About 100
men are thrown out of employment.
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Sparing tho Nih,llsts

PARIS, March 9l.--While Meteor Hugo
was entertaining the stan of the Raphael
newspaper last evening u telegram was re-
ceivcd from ST, Petersburg announcing
that the car had spared the lives of the
nihilists, in whose behalf Victor Hugo has
pleaded. On hearing the news Victor
Hugo toasted the car.
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Fatal Accident

NEw ORLEANS, March 2i,-Whilc num-
Der of workmen were raising tho frame.
work of u building for the New Orleans &
Pacific railway ut Gouldboro, the wind
blew n portion Of the standing work down
upon them. Four men were severely hurt,
one fatally,
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Mr.. MiLu, OF Chicago, declares that
he viii never enter another pulpit. This is
certainly astonishing after the previous
declaration that he had no faith in God or
Immortality.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-22

In is getting to be serious and danger
Gus thing to occupy prominent official
position. CranRs and enthusiasts are in
croasing at a rapid rate, and unfortunately
hanging or shooting them as examples is
lost upon the class who remain. Tho ex-
premier OF France, GAMsErrA, narrowly es.
capped death at the hands of one of those
characters but II few days ago.
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An Easter Holiday for the Mills.

LONDON, March 2l.--rhc Directors of the
limited companies have issued circular
recommending weeks stoppagc Of the
mills at easter to take effect II two.thirds
of the companies consent.
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WHEN man thinks advertising doesn't
pay, let him be thouched up little in an
uncomplimentary style though it be but
by a squib. lie will thereafter think the
whole world reads the newspapers through
aud through
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NEWS BY WIRE.
New York stock Market
Continued from First Page.


NEW YORK, March 2l.-The stock market
opened weak and to 2 lower than yester.
days closing prices. Memphis Il Charles
ron, Alton IL Terre Hauie, Connecticut e
Maine, Burlington & Quincy, being promi
nent in the decline. Richmond d Danyille
however was an exception, and opened 81
higher at l4 in early dealings, after gen,
eral fractional advance aud declined 4 to
higher took place, New Jersey Central
Peoria, Decatur IL Evansville and North.
ern Pacific. preferred being prominent
therein, with a recovery of to followed
later by Omaha common, while Richmond
advanced, fell of II and recovered }.
Stocks strong; Alabama class A, .
to 3, 81; do class A small 50; class i
SIS 100; do class c. As SAT. Chicago
& Northwestern, 1881 do pre-
ferred, Ill; Erie, 37s East Ten
nessee, III; Georgia, 1865; Illinois Central
1861; Lake Shore Il Michigan Southern, ll7s
Louisville Il Nashville 76s; Memphis 4
Charleston, So; Nashville IL Chattanooga
53 New York Central e Hudson
River, 1928; Pittsburg q Cleve
land, guaranteed, 1874; Richmond &
Allegheny, "a; Richmond & Danville, 1873
Rock Island, 1921 Wabash, st. Louis 4
Pacific, 3ii; do preferred 59I; Western
Union telegraph, S5l.
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Tux New York papers are not taking
kindly to the Cincinnati College of Music.
In the meantime they are giving the college
splendid advertisement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-22

A MOCK or false sympathy Is too often OK.
hibited towards youthful criminals, and
bad examples are not only set, but much
future harm to the community ere
atcd. The New York Mail and Tx.
press takes the correct view OF
tho case, II says "Thc youthful robbcr,
Of this vicinity are receiving some much
needed warnings. 1t was but few DAYS
ago thattwo lads in their teens were sen.
fenced to Sing sing.fo five years as the
penalty for entcing drunken men into al.
ley-ways aud there picking their pockets
and yesterday two mere children were mr.
rested as habitual till.tappers in Washing.
ton market, Severity to such dcpraycd
yonths will be kindness to hundreds of
other New York boys who are now In way
TO become criminals
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a.aa

The Philadelphia Times says that PnEsi-
DENT ARTHUR is afraid of public opinion
but wouldn't be if he was keeping his
promise TO carry out the policy.of GARFIELD,
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WASHINGTON, March 2l.-There has been
no change In the condition Of Representa-.
tive Black, and he Is so low that he may
not live through the day.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says; I'VE de.
sire 10 amend the snii.stcck dealing bill al
Columbus % ~ TO inc lude the
buying and selling Of legislative votes.
either on = margin, or otherwise" A geod
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Apccial notiecs.

-oficcrs and members Of Fidelity
Council. No, 40 American Legion Of Honor, arr
hereby notified 10 NICE, promptly al their hall.
this Wednesday evening. at * o'clock. regular
quarterly meeting. ny order Of
A. " NowLiE, Commander.
W n. PARRY, Secretary,
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INDICATIONS.

For tho gulf states--Fair weather. northerly
Winds; stationary or slight fall in iempera-
tire; and In the eastern portion higher bn-
r0m,tsr
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Futures.

New YORK, March 2l.-The Posts cotton
market report says, future deliveries at first
call opened points lower, but advanced at
once and sold at end of call 4@5 points
above yesterdays closing quotations, on
demand ran up prices another 5(d6 points
to second call came Off somewhat easier;
prices 0Gl0 points higher thar yesterday
close. Those who yesterday went short
covered early in the day, and others pur-
chased because they think it expedient to
avail themselves OF every decline, consider
ing there can be but little short interest.
The market is remarkably firm. Yester.
day decline was confidently expressed,
but moderate demand to-day sufiiced to
Brighten shorts to cover. This best shows
the present state of the market.
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or STOCKHOLDERS Nsyr,No-The rev,

sr STOCKHOLDERS NsgTiHo-The rgu.
lar annual meeting cf the stockholders Of the
Dallas Real Estate and building Association will
be held a, the once Of Sanger Brcs, at o'clock
p. m, Monday, March. 25,h lisa
ALEx. SANGER.
rrcs'tD. n. r. In Association.
T,r BARRY. scc'y and Treas,
D. r an. Asso'n m,i.st
pAtLAs TKSAs March 10 lisa.