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National Republican., 1882-02-22

To the Editor Of THE REPUBLICAN,:
Saturday noon applied at Ellis book store for
ticket for Saturday nights concert ofthe Jubilee
Singers, was told there was no concert on Sat-
urday night. / asked for a ticket for Monday
night, was shown the diagram of G Street Church,
selected two seats, paid the price (Sl and received
two blue tickets. Monday evening l presented
my tickets. The tlcket-agent said they were for
the Saturday matinee, not Monday night He
took them nevertheless and dropped them into
the box, coupons and all, saying, "Go in; they
will seat you" I went. Mr. Presbrey gave me
the first seat at the door; the seats selected were
quite near the platform. refused those seats and
asked the ticket-agent TO return my tickets and
would exchange them at the store. lie declined,
saying they were in the box and the box locked
! asked Mr. Presbrey to give me chairs In the
aisle. He refused, though after the concert began
he brought In seven. | then told Mr.. Presbrey |
would take any desirable seat in the auditorium or
In the gallery. He offered me bench against the
wall in the gallery. declined them, saying twill
take these He said those were engaged, and
would have 20 give them up. sat five minutes
Mr.. Presbroy came up and threatened me with a
policeman ii did not give up the seats. | rose
and walked into the choir, where l had good
scat and enjoyed the music. Now, Mr. Editor
who is to blameY What right had the ticket
agent 10 take my tickets &c they were as he said
for the Saturday matinee? Aud IL he took them
why should he keep the coupons? Then, IL there
| turned on demand, that could exchange them?
try to do right IN all things, and W0,ld like TO
| know who is to blame. L. II. DUFFlELD,
1872 l. street northwest.
National Republican., 1882-02-22

To the Editor Of THE REPUBLICAN,;
In consequence ofthe late dre in the Jefferson
School building my chldTen's books were all con-
sumed. The children are not TO be blamed, aud l
don't know whois. But do know somebody In au-
thoriiy allowed an exhibition of Edisou's speak
ing machine, charging the school children Ave
cents and others ten cents admission. II took place
In the hall Immediately after school hours before
the children came home, aud aiter the exhibition,
teachers had locked the rooms therefore the chill
dren could not get their books. Now, am poor
workingman, with wife and six children, aud
day told her scholars they cOnld not come TO
school without their regular compliment OF books
which at present am unable TO furnish Il would
willingly do so i'll were able, and ! know there
are others In the same predicAmenO | think
something ought TO be done to keep tile boys ~
school as II is ali the fortune poor man can give
his children. SOUTH WASHINGTON.
National Republican., 1882-02-22


The following extract from the Louisville Com.
mercidl will show the many friends of General Ekn
that he has lost none of the popularity which he
so deservedly earned while on duty in this city:
The promotion of General Ekin from lieutcn-
nt-colonel and deputy quartermastcr to the rank
OF colonel and assistant quartermuster-g general,
which viii come by reason of the retirement OF
General Meigs aud the promotion of Colonel
iority, The thousands of good friends whom Gen.
eral Ekin has bound to him throughout the large
district over which his duties extended, by his
uniform justice, promptness, courtesy, and kind.
ness, hope that the promotion will not take him
away from among us. He is practically adapted
mn ohcn and to the satisfaction of those with
whom he is officially brought in contact the i'm.
pottant aud ottentimeS delicate duties of his pres
ent post; He is at home and loved among us, and
| II does the Government good to have him as IL
representative here in this department. He is en-.
utled to go TO position which in army tradition.
ranks as better one, but we feel sure he have
| no better time and do no more good anywhere
than lie can right here, and we hope he will stay
National Republican., 1882-02-22
The Rlaine Doctrine.

The Monroe Doctrine was declara-
tion against European interference with
the affairs of American nations. The
Blaine doctrine is that whenever you
want to quarrel with an American nation
you can do so by charging her with being
friendly to a European nation. If you can.
not prove the onense any other way, show
that she trades with that nation and that
she seems generally to be too friendly
with it.
Mr.. Blaine's peaceful policy toward ow
sister Republics Of Mexico and Chilli is
well illustrated by the following story:
John Philip Kemble and his brother
Charles were once %itnessingan old Eng
lish comedy, concerning the authorship
Of which both were in doubt. Behind
National Republican., 1882-02-22
The PubIic PrIm,er Question.
To the Editor Of THE REPUBLIcANi
The Evening Sar evolves the following remal

To the Editor Of THE REPuBLcAN;
The Evening Sdr evolves the following remark
able paragraph:
The President has rendered the position of Public
Printer 10 James ID. Warren Of the Buffalo CbBiIaST.
cal advertiser, but that gentleman has declined II.
owing to large aud pressing private interests
While the gentleman alluded to is per Sc emin-
emily worthy TO hold the position OF Public Printer
and such designation would reflect no discredit
upon the appointing power, the above statement
should be accepted with very considerable grains
ofallOwanCe. To accept the statement as correct
would be TO impeach the intelligence Of the Presi :
dent as TO the requirements OF the law which
authorizes the appointment or rs TO the qunlihcu-
tions ofthe gentleman named for the once In
brief the law requires that the Public Printer
which Mr.. Warren has never claimed 10 possess.
The Stars little paragraph Is evidently another
coinage of Its fertile brain % fl so much vacant
Wash." TYPO,
National Republican., 1882-02-22
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~ df ne counter Is THREE GENTS JOt single copV
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hSiers.
me- delivered m HdsbbiOtOu aud the suburbs Nv car.
TCrs at ne sdDS rates
7nere - n06eitsrts Than hcprDscntio subscribe FOR
hs htritsN brightest and bc1 newspaper published at
nc National CbJit1L Sind copics 10 yotu' Jrf,uds
National Republican., 1882-02-22

7nc f'suc or TuE wTrKIY NArtoNst RrrunrtcAN
commenced on Thursday, JunUorV 5. ISSl Hbd hand.
ssHe doube 1c,t Qrsight poDes and t0t-str columns
Hcontds hencrs from al puris u m, irori5. o,d IL
specially intervening c0ntrhiBO me proceedings OF
The Executive LsDisiutirs ond yfiaidi branches ne
SorcinDled Including ne oppoisim,Hi'. promuiions
assignments, ant dismiSsdis ~ dH dSorfuts QC not-
tnn,,n' ssyricS. contains nR rsUort NJ uruy ant
HdrV morcmsnis and OrtisrS n inclHdsg as a sptcfi
foafTc m. Dotcdi pcrson0i, and sUcoi u,irS and So
sierti po'sp Qft the meteorological.
Ir short, q is me best d,d oHiV ircstly pdpsr IN
lmeitc0 girinp, ~ ddduiou 10 nH gccroi nrrs from
oil parts Of to icorid complete photograph 0r IWe
aoings, and proceedings at ne fuDtdi Of he Nation
Terms! Nfnpt coDiss uSE DOLLAR ASH FtrrY
CENTS ycur! t, cups' on more 10 address nNE
DOLLAR psr ropN. Postage prsIud by The publishers
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National Republican., 1882-02-22
Kecplue whi.Ey out orwa,er.

Commissioner OF Internal Revenue Raum Tues
day received II dispatch from Collector Wilson at
Louisville, Ky, Il, follows:
Wafer In seven distilleries here and river rising
rapidly. Am permitting spirits 10 be moved nom
warehouses: am taking common sense view Of the
sllua'oh ana using my best Judgment TO save prop
efty, Answer me,
Commissioner Raum replied by telegraph, as
follows;
DO The very best you can, removing spirits TO the
nearest convenient building, and having proper Off
GERS put NJ charge 30 thai there may be no loss 10 HE
Government or the distillers by the overflow, The
approval Of suieles on warehouse bonds Is desirable
whore " can be conveniently obtalned.
National Republican., 1882-02-22

There is a whisper in Washington that Blaine
and Brown are pulling together. and that Blaine
and Brown " will be the presidential ticket in 1884
II is the widest speculation say this far in ad
vance what result would follow putting up such u
ticket but one thing is certain-the whole drft OF
popular sentiment in the South is for men and
measures that will build up the South and equal
ige as fur rs that be possible the benefits derived
from the National Government. Whether IL is
authoritative or not it is being nosed abroad that
Mr.. Blaine Is favorable to All extremely liberal
policy toward the South. Those who prefer the
material development OF this section to mere party
slavery wish TO see men of that kind encouraged
We heard one of the wealthiest and most inluen-
tial Democrats in Mississippi says he would vote
for Blaine in preference 10 Sam Randall. lie
the South, while he feared such man rs Randall
would go into watch dog of the Treasury, hide
bound business EicesburQ Herald (Dem)
National Republican., 1882-02-22

United States MarshaI's Sale.

by ylrlue OF WITT OF her Acias, lssned out OF the
Clerks office of the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell at public
sale for cash, at the door OF the Courthouse for said
~ o'clock M, all the right, title claim aud interest of
the defendant IN and 10 the following described prop
erty to wit: The south half Of sublo number sixty
two (62 In j. +. Olmseads subdivision of part of lot
twelve l2), recorded IN Liber H. u. e., folio .2l
singular the improvements thereon. Levied upon
the property Of SilAs y Huntey, TO satisfy EXecu
ton No. 6075 equity, IN favor OF Charles c. Huntey
q. f. HENRY, u. s. Marshal.
National Republican., 1882-02-22

Projection for American wine.Growers.
"of late years an impure imitation of American
champNgnes has been thrust upon the market, the
wine being made by the quick process of forcing
gas into each bottle. OF course these bogus wines
can be sold for n song in Comparison with the
prices demanded for the pure wines. Now, we
makers OF pure wines demand that we and the
consumers shall be protected from these impure
wines At least ten times more of the impure than
the pure American champngnes are now put upon
the market"
What kind, of protection do you desire7" asked
the correspondent.
An act of Congress" replied the wine maker
thnt WIFI require stamp tax 10 be placed on
each bottle of impure American champagne. The
makers of the impure wines are notorious in New
| York and all the large cities If any question be
rnlsed MS 10 the mpurity Of the wine to be stamped
/ as such, the fact can quickly be determined by
| onitial analysis France, the great wine country
| OF the world, protects her people from impure
wines Recently, at the National Laboratory In
Paris, out of 40 wines analyzed only fourteen OF
| them were found to be pure.r
| " Are these impure champagnes injurious to the
i consumer"
Chemists so declare. In charging the bogus
wine 1t Is often impregnated with both lead and
copper, alike dsoIganizing the wine and the con-
sumers stomach. Alum aud other unwholesome
substances are also used in the manufacture of
these cheap wines. .'-GiObe Democrat
National Republican., 1882-02-22
WASHINGTON d. C.. FEBRUARY %, 1889.
Population Of the National Capital. 100000
Amuscn,rnt. a To.NLght.

NATtoSAL THEArRs-"Blnck Crook
FonD's OPERA. .HOusE-" Two Nights In Rome"
ROLLER sKArING RISK, New York avenue-spe
tlni matinee at $50; evening polo.
National Republican., 1882-02-22
United States MarshaI's Sale.

BY virtue of writ of er faclRs issued out of the
Clerks Oce OF the supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia, and To me directed, will sell at public
sale for cash. at the door of the Court of said
District, on MONDAY, the 18Th day of March, 1852
Il o'clock m all the right, title claim, and interest
Ot the defendant in and TO the following.
property, TO wit: Lot No. ~ and part of Lot H. In
Square No, 57l commencing for same at the south.
east corner of said Lot ", thence north ~ feet
inches aud with that width back to public alley
Also Lots l. and NJ, in Square No, 62y, Of Vests
subdivision of said square, situated In the city of
Washington said District, together with all and sin
gllaT the improvements thereon. Levied upon as the
properly of Sarah G. Foanshee to satisfy Execution
No. 23 III, at law, In favor of John McGrann.
G f. HENRY, u. 5. Marshal.
Puoa noNVT Tya AuctiOnppr. fn11 dta
National Republican., 1882-02-22

when was In Paris went To hell" said Mr..
Beecher yesterday morning. His vast congrega-
tion held its breath during the pause of minute
thatfOllowed. Then he continued with my com.
panions had heard of the Jardin Mabille, sort
of garden TO which the courtezans flock at night,
and where virtuous citizens travelling from afar
20 TO look at them as they walk and talk. / saw
there men paid rs understood it, by the city gov.
ernment, for the purpose of making frblic. and II
ever saw hell in the form of lust II was in tile
faces OF some Of those men. They were faces ut
terly devoid of goodness sentiment, aud con-
science. They looked like burnt-out craters-
there wasn't any soul in them."-Herdids Report
Of his !SttRddys sermon,
National Republican., 1882-02-22

Many wonder how ParkeTs Ginger Tonic can
perform such varied cures, thinking it simply
essence of ginger, when In fact II is made from
many valuable medicines which act benehcially
on every diseased organ. See other column.
National Republican., 1882-02-22
United States Marshai's Sale.

by virtue of four wrts OF er fcas issued out OF the
Clerk ONCE Of the supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia and TO me directed Will sell at public sale
for cash, at Thomas DOwlings Auction Rooms south
west cor ner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh
street northwest, Washington, on THURSDAY, the
23d day Of February, ISL ~ II O'Clock all the
right, title, claim, and Interest OF the defendant In
Hack, Jenny Lind Bngges. Buggies, Carriages,
Concord Wagon, Wagons. No.top Buggies, 1
PhaetOn Unfinished Carnage. Lot Running Gears
&c, Lot Wood Work, lot unfinished work. seized
and levied upon the property OF the defendant Joh
J. Cook satisfy Execution No. 2326O. AT law, In
favor Of Emil Colman 4 Cot No. 29.2d, at law, In
l,vor OF MnTice J. Adler, and No. 23a5 al law, Ia
favor of Maurice j. Adler. Z. r. HENRY,
T,uoAt "A DouIINro Anctintsea, '''e' ftai
National Republican., 1882-02-22

SENATOR CALL, of Florida, has sounded
forth the trumpet for peace congress of
the American nationalities, and at the
same time for war with Chill. No mem
ton is made of the cutting of Mexico's
ears on the Guatemala boundary ques-
tion
National Republican., 1882-02-22
EsTABLIsHED isaa
JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS.

CARRIAGE MANuFACl'uREltS
(steam usedl, $40 Pennsyl lyania avenue near Third
street west. Washington, d. Q. Carriages and Har.
ness received ON storage and sold on eonimlsaen.
Carriages repaired fei-t
National Republican., 1882-02-22

them sat a somewhat excitable Celt, who
was TO them an entire stranger
Said John 70 Charles: ".Who wrote this
play?'
Really cannot tell" was the reply.
Whereupon the Hibernian leaned for
ward and in a very positive manner
whispered, 1t was Shakespeare wrought
that play
"All right" said John.
This easy acquiescence rather netted
the stranger, and, after a few moments
cogitation, he leaned forward again, and
whispered, energetically, Eyer frind
duzzent think that Shakespeare wrought
that play"
Oh, yes, said John, anxious to pacify
his restless neighbor, "that's all right"
BY this time the intruding informant
was worked up TO pitch of much excite
ment. He was as eager for u row as Mr..
Blaine was TO have Chill avow an intent
to offend the United States by the arrest
of Calderon. He leaned forward again,
and, with face red with passion, Kissed
out between his teeth, Yer h'iad duz-
zent Ink as if he thought Shakespeare
wrought that play"
The two brothers left the theatre to
avoid further controversy, and their in
terlocutor was left to rejoice in his ami
mated and brilliant policy"
National Republican., 1882-02-22
FoR RENT-BY H II. WARNER,

Our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning, contains com ete schedule of our Houses
stores Shops, and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions prices, &C., and how they may he
seen. Property for sale In all parts of the city.
Money to loan on real estate. Call.
fe2O b. II. WARMER, 910 street.
National Republican., 1882-02-22
FoR SALE oR RENT.
II J. sUTPHEN nm ROGERs.
Us RENTAL
aud

ii j. SUIPHEN. III. ". RD0EHS.
Os RENTAL
aud
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
No, giG street (bower Floor) northwest
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
Houses aud Rooms furnished and unnirnished, Of
every description, In all parts OF the city for Rent
ROOM RENTING a SPECIALITY,
on new and novel PLAN for the convenience Of the
public arOrding, FREE or CITARoE, by aid of din.
grams, choice without visiting all the premises
givlfpg accurate description Ofa WITH IXcffhSGF
or nEFEnENCH wHEN REournFp.
We also rent Pianos, Organs Furniture, &C.
Great bargains for a few days In lots
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS.
No. ia 18Th st. n. w fine parlors and rooms.
No. 226 Del. ave- n. o.. nice rooms near Capitol
No. 46l II ". n. W., nice rooms
No. 516 12th ST. N. W. nice rooms for housekeeping.
No. 1853 COrcoran st. n. W.. three elegant rooms.
Corner Maple and Harewo Od avenues Ie Droit Park,
magnificent mousse and lot for sale or rent
Store, corner ID Rd Sth sts, cheap TO good party.
Three new rooms, 21is q street northwest.
GREAT DEiMAND for vacant rooms at our o1ico
Onice hours q, m. to p, m: .s ..
fel SUTPHEN q ROGERS.
VNoR SALE OR RlSNT.A MODERN BRICK
IL Dwelling, furnished; with or without h00 acres
OF Land binding the Washington Branch Railroad.
Address MRS II. A. K1IBOURN, Jessup's. Mary
land. fela-l2ts
National Republican., 1882-02-22
limited States MarsbaI,s SaIo

By virtue Of writ OF fer facas issued out OF
the Clerks Office of the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia. aud TO me directed | will
sell at public sale, for cash at the Court House
door OF said District, ON SATURDAY, the 4th dRy OF
March, 1882, at ~ o'clock all the right, title, claim
aud interest OF the defendant In and 10 the following
described property, wit; Lots Nos 2 3 T. and s. in
square north of square No. $50 In the city OF Wash.
lngton said District, together with all and singular
the improvements thereon levied upon as the prop.
eTty Ofthe defendant, Mark Young 10 satisfy Ex ecu
ton No, 29o5 At law, In favor of the Ctizens National
Bank.
@, T. HENRY,
United States Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING,
fsl3dth- AuctoneeT.
National Republican., 1882-02-22
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSAIJS FOR WOOD.
III CLEnK's OFPICE,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE U. s.,
WAsHIN0ToN, ID. c., Feb 1S, 1857.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office TO Il
o'clock noon on TUESDAY, February 18th instant,
for delivering to the United States House of Repre-
senaives and for storing in the vaults In the south
wing Of the Capitol Fifly Cords merchantable Oak
Wood. sawed In two cuts. 10 measure l2S cubic feet
per cord all 10 be delivered or before the 7t day
The right TO accept or reject any and all bids Is
served TO the Government.
Envelopes containing bids must be marked Pro
posals for Wood" and addressed to
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
felStd Clerk House of REPRESENTATIVES,
National Republican., 1882-02-22
FOR SALE-Houses.

LNOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN AND ON EASY
II terms, that elegant house, Just completed. 1905
II street northwest; 10 rooms; all modern cOnven-
iences hard oil finish See the house and call the
owner for price and terms. GEO. MASON, li11 q
street. fee2-3tS
IL room and water closet; 1890 Ninth street north
west: on easy terms. ApplY ON premlsea. fela.Glt
National Republican., 1882-02-22
Personal.

u y REWARD WILL ne PAID FOR NUMBER
gpO Of hack or name OF driver whose reckless
dfylng knocked down and seriously Injured an el.
aerly gentleman ON corner Fourteenth street ana
Pennsl lvnnia avenue, at n. m. on Monday. Apply
W LIEUTENANT ARNoLD, sixth Precinct 42'St'
National Republican., 1882-02-22
For SALE-Lnts.

r OTIS FOR SALE--6f FEET, NJ STREET. BE
IL tween Twenty inh and Twenty.siNth, only 70
cents. ~ feet, NJ street, between Twentieth and
Twenty-frst, only s. cents. Address MORT Eir,
Republican Office iels3tt
National Republican., 1882-02-22
LOST AND FOUND.

Y oSr-AT THE CHARITY BALL, A POINT
Il ! Applique handkerchief The finder will please
retlrnh TO Congressional Hotel and receive liberal
reward fe20,3ts
National Republican., 1882-02-22
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
In the
NORTHWEST SECTION OF THE CITY.

In the
NORTHWEST SECTION OF THE CITY.
FOUR LOTS on RHODE ISLAND AvENUEA AD.
lIams south front dimensions, - by leQ.
THREE LOTS ON STREET, OVERLOOKING
Dupont Circle; south front, % by III to alley.
FINE LOT ON SEVENTEENTH STREET,
near De Sales street. 81 by s5 ~ 70 con per square
VERY NICE LOT, q ny us. ON y STREET
ford, improved by small Frame House. south
Seei Sde ~, sic onsr Tedent Slisei cea
title perfect no incumbrance.
TWO LOTS ON N STREET, NEAR coNNECrI-
cut avenue, 81. by lg0 each: Will sell together or
separatelyi side and rear alleys; terms easy.
THE ONLY REMAINING LOT UNsoLp ON
shire avenue This is the anest lot for sale in the
city
TWO LOTS ON MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE.
north side, Seventeenth street, Is by l30 20 an
alley; will sell at a reasonable price, no cash re-
qnired from purchaser who Will improve them.
A FINE LOT ON L STREET, NEAR VERMONT
avenue, fronting south, and running back 10 o 90
foot alley; price, sls5 per square foot
BEAUTIFUL lots ON SIXTEENTH STREET
near Scott Statue, for sale cheap.
ONE ENTIRE SQUARE OF GROUND ON SIX
OANE SSOhHf'oF SiNObNb OAN
avenue.
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND ON NEW HAMP
shire avenue.
500 DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE NORTHWEST
section, suitable for persons of limited means
which will be sold very cheap. and the entire pur-
conveyed, at o per cent. interest for iive years,
provided the purchaser builds ut once.
BEAUTIFUL DWELLINGS FOR SALE IN THE
new northwest.
J.vN. HuYCK.
1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
fel66t opposite north entrance U. s. Treasury.
II VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES.
Lot adjoining the residence OF Judge Noah II.
frame Dwelling 1907 X street northwest, This Lot
fronts south, and opposite franklin Square
Lot on Thomas Clrole" 3Dxi6o adIoins the resi-
dence of Senator Morrill,. A beautiful lot.
Three lots on Farragut Square" 2Ox60 each, ad-
Joining the residence Of Lieutenant X. L. HoNie A
splendid chance for IA speculation. -
1905 Pennsylvania avenue,
febe-6t Composite north entrance U. s. TTes.yl
CoLUMBIA HEIGHTS
- SECURE HOMES.
This very desirable property, located boundary
and Fourteenth Street Road, Is now being divided
and offered In Lots TO suit purchasers We offer
Ing Choice Lots ut 10 cents per square foot; one-ih
cash, balance payable within five years. with interest
nj per cent Call and examine plats at our office.
dei-am A. L. BARBER & CO.. lie Droit Building.
National Republican., 1882-02-22
MONEY 40 LOAN
MONEY no LOAN
ATLOWEST RATES OF INTEREST
on Real Estate security

THOS. j. FISHER CO.,
fe2-3m 1924 + street northwest
ToLoNEL JAMES l.. HUBARD, ATTORNEY
~ at-law, and William ~. Cabell, ESQ.,, offer Farms
for sale on most favorable terms In the James River
Valley In Virginia; they will exchange for Washing
ton city property. Call at GU Corcoran building.
Ja23im
I IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
IL on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates. Collections made every
where, by J. II. sQUIER d co, Bankers In6 Penn
BylvaniR avenue. mA2lu
National Republican., 1882-02-22

To ADRIAN $. HEWITT:
The mercy to others show
That mercy show TO me-
H. L. MoREY,
National Republican., 1882-02-22
DoLLER SKATING RINK,
lG New York ave, bet. 18th and 18th sts
wAsHINGToNis BIRTHDAY, WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY n
TURKISH BATHS.

NJEw TURKISH BATH (DR. BoVEE'sl
1S ni. street OPPOSITE Rggs House Large pSoi
open Sunday. Open from TIL 10; Saturday. IL
Baths. 81; SIX tickets, s45o Dr. II. l.. BoVEE. Elsc-
trician- oC20-ly