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The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11
Look to the Returnsl

1t ought. in view of the attempted count
urge upon town and city officers the neces-
sity of making absolutely correct returns.
The Fusonists are prepared to take advan-
tage Of the most trivial defects, and will
possibly can, even if the candidate has a
thousand majority. We must remember
that we have to deal with rogues, with
whom fair elections are jest and an honest
count stranger We cannot too earnestly
urge the utmost care upon officers in charge
of the ballot-box. Thieves are around.
LEWISTON Journal; That Gov. Plaisted
is in very irritable and ungovernabie mood
in this campaign we all very well know from
his recent utterances. Bnt in his speech at
City Hall, Lewiston, Tuesday evening, the
Governor put his State to the blush by the
shameless manner in which he illustrated
the perverting influence of his political as
sociations. He SAID: 81 will have people
know that am the one and only Governor,
and not amere appendage to Seuen jack
dssesw Such language from the Executive
of an intelligent Commonwealth is public
humiliation. 1t is even lacking in that
originality which it possessed when a Flu
sion Councillor of 1880 originally applied
similar epithet to the Supreme Court.
"Whom the gods would destroy, they first
make mad.n
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

FRIENDS in the villages and country
towns, be sure you vote early. After that,
look after your aged or infirm neighbors.
See to it that every Republican name on the
voting list is checked or satisfactorily ac-
counted for.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

EVERY regular aBJscne OF the PRESS Is lurhishs
VIII . ctsrd certificate signed by Stanley PulIes
sditor, All railway, steam boat and hotel manager
will confer favor upon US by demanding ereoentaai'
n, av.rv nsrson claiming to represent our journal
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

DEXTER Gazette: There is no reasonable
doubt of the success of our state and con
gressional ticket; in nine tenths of the state
reports of gains over the elections of 1880
came in with gratifying regularity, and in
the other tenth our people promise to hold
their own at least; we have the voters with
us, and if care is taken to bring them all
out to the polls the result will surprise even
ourselves. A vote like that of 1880 polled
by the Republicans on the 18th of September
would give us the state by 10000 plurality.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11
STATE ELECTION,
MONDAY, sEPT. tith.
FOR GOVERNOR,
FREDERICK ROBE.

REPREsENTATAv TO CONGRESS
THOMAS Ii. REED,
NELSON DINGLEY, JR.,
CHARLES A. BODTELLE,
SETH l.. MILEAAEN.
Representative 10 she Legislature.
CLARENCE HALE,
EsHAs THOMAS,
ORVIsLE IA GERRESH,
DANIEL w. AWES,
CHARLES II. MATTOCKS.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

A VOTE for Robbie is a vo e in rebuke of
the shameless coalition, which, disgracing
both parties to it, seeks to control this State
in order to plumber it.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

REPUBLICANS The polling places to-day
will swarm with spurious ballots and split
tickets. The correct LISTS published in this
issue of the PRESS. Cut it out, and guard
vourself against imposition.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

ARE Catholic Irishmen going to support
D. W. True, who belonged to the prescrip-
tive order of the American Union, and took
its oath-an oath ostracizing Irishmen?
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11
Orr REPRESENTATIVE Ticket.

The Republican candidates for Represen
tatives to the Legislature from this city can
not be too strongly commended to the voters
of Portland. The ticket is one of great
merit, and it's success should be sought for
by all our citizens. Without disparaging
the worthy gentlemen whom the OPPOSE
ton have nominated it can be sincerely said
that the Republican ticket is the stronger
and the better framed to further the inter
ests of the city,
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11
The MAN who fails to go to the
polls to-day WilfUlIy throws away
the sword and shield OF Anleri-
can citizenship, the ballot.

KENNEBEC Journal: Laborers and farm
ers who are in favor of maintaining the dig
nifty and honor of labor, and the tariff which
protects them against the pauper labor of
Europe and will make the streams of Maine
hum with the music of busy spindles and
our State the home of respected and we'll
paid labor, will vote the Republican ticSet'
from Frederick Robbie at the head to the
town representative at the foot.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

A vote for the Republican ticket
is vote for the encouragement
and protection of American in
dustrieS and American wOrIxmen.
A vote for the Fusion ticket is an
invitation to the Engiishman to
invade our markets and seize our
trade.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

Now isn't the Argus whooping it up live
ly for the boys? What more could they ask
in the line of sensational literature?
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

A VOTE for ROBBIE is vote in rebuke of
the shameless coalition which, disgracing
both parties to it, seeks to control this State
in order TO plumber it.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

BDDEFoRD Times: The Democracy will
find out soon about how many employees in
our mills, machine and shoe shops are ready
to vote free trade and lower wages.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

Now, Republicans, we are going for 'em.
The time has come for patriotic work.
Vote, and see that your neighbor does the
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

The men on our county ticket
are worthy of all Oaar confidence.
Vote for them.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

PIaisted has a poor opinion of
the law. SO do ALI rOgues, says
HudibraS.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11
We have got the FusiOnists ON
the run. DO not relax the pursuit.

THIS is the last chance Toots of the Argus
has before election to write letters to him
self He will crowd his columns with them
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

THE people will ask his royal highness
King Harris M. the First to abdicate his
throne to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

Gov. PLAIsTED, has not explained the rea-
son why he signed the warrant to pay Gen.
Spaulding's first volume as reporter of deci-
sions. How is it?
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

A Lone pun, strong pull anu pun al
together viii pull US through. Let IL be
made, Eash
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

A vote for Robbie is a vote for an
honest gentleman and against a
demagOgue and trickster.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

FALL into line, men! The grand charge
is to be made to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

VorE early, and then give the rest of the
day to bringing your neighbors to the polls.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

WE are on the home stretch, and the old
black PAGER leads.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

THE Argus this morning will look like
tablecloth around which flies have swarmed.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

Vote early, then get your neigh
boz to vote.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

Republicans ought TO vote the
ticket, whole ticket, and nothing
but Gle ticket.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

LAST opportunity this campaign to read
Toots' letters to himself. See Argus. t v
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

Those who desire temperance,
good government, just admins
tratiOn of law, and orderly con-
duet, Will cast the Republican
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

One vote i'm the city of Portland
may determine the constitution OH
our Legislature, OF the United
states Senate and the House of
REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

The citizen who throws the Re
publican ticket to-day will sleep
sound Tonight for he Will so to
rest i'm the consciousness OF duty
well performed.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11
RR sure to vote.

THE Fusionists are going 10 have sur
prise party to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

Iicans can make il sure by going
to the polls.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11

THE Maine issue-a Republican Victory.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11
A NOVELTY At LAKE SEBAGO.

On account of the popularity and unprecedented
success of the evening excursion lately given, tro
manager has decided to repea the same with new,
novel and intenseIY interesting attractions on
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08
GAceTA DE HOY.

Ha sido nombrado alcalde de Ia Ga.
rollus, por separation de don Ramilo
Matute, don jose Msrcsdo, juez muni.
cipal de aquel pueblo.
En- vista de variss consultas, al
Exeno Sr Gobernador G. G.neral so ha
servi1o disp uer que durAnte el eisrci
clio de l88l-82 no SO hsgA variasi6n al
guna en el sistema seguido hssta Aho.
rs On el ramo de prestsciones, sin per.
jaicio del cumplimieuto de Ia circular
,le este Gobierno, fecha Ia de diciem-
bre 1'timo, que solo So refisre Ia for
msci6n d. los presnpuestos que deben
agregarse q los ordinarios correspon-
diantes 81 aiio 1882-83.
Est& vacante una nCtarla en- Baracoa.
Idem la plaza de m6lico tituIar de
Jancos.
Iiem Ia escuela rural del barrio de
Naranjo, SAbana del Palmsr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08
ABAJO LA OALUMNIA.

En- Ia primera gacatilla inserts en- el
ntmero IA de Eg Agente de fecha 2 del
presente febrero, que al efecto me ha
facilitado un amigo, he leido con sor.
presa, baio el epfgrsfs Viva ell servi.
clio de- Oorreos, un escrito en- que ca
lumniosamente SO imputsn esta ad.
ministracion 9 estsfeta faitas que no ha
metido, y hssta SO permite intsrrogsr
el redactor de ella, 81 hay no motives
para reclamsr daiios y perjuicios Ia
administration de este pueblo.
Oonste, pues, en- consecuencis, que 81
el suscritor de El Agente, cuya carta
slli SO inserta, no ha reclbido oportu.
namente los numeros de los peri6dicos
correspondence q los dias que cita, y
quiere, segdn express, tomsr este pre-.
texto, para dejsr de ser euscritor de
un peri6dico que con pena viene reci.
biendo, como On dicha carta se indica,
no es nj puede ser culpable de- clio esta
Administration 8 estafsta, porque ca
bsrle no puede la responssbihdsd de
las faltas 4 omisiones en- que Ia direc.
Cion del peri6dico 8 Las demss adminis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08

n4ndez Casanova, en- que tnanifs sSts
que Ia catedral de Sevila se hslls eT
estado de ruina inminente, y que es
necesario = urgente empreuder desde
luego los apeos, encimbrados y acoda'
lamientos para Ia reparaci6n de Ia b6'
veda pr6xima al cruCero que cubre o.
tramo llamado del Evangelio interim 81
estudia 81 proyecto general de obras dc
restauraCi0n necesaries:
Considerando que Ia ruina de esta
catedral, adem4s de ocasionar la perdi.
ds de nm monumento de valor artfsticc
& hist6rico tan considerable, podria
ocasionar la muerte de muititud de fie-
les 81 ocurriese alg6n desprendimiento
durante los horas destinsdas al quito,
y ser este csusa de Ia alteration del
orden p1bIico, deplorables contingen-
cias que deben prevenirse, procedieudo
desae luego q Ia eiecuci6n de las obraa
preliminares indicadas /:
s. NJ, 81 Ray "a. D. q. } se ha digna.
do disponer que mientras SO formula y
aprueba el proyecto de6nitivo de las
obras generates de Ia restaur aci6n, se
proceda Embellishments & eiecutar las
de apeos, enCimbrados y acodalamieu-
tos propuestos por el arquitecto. 4 cuyo
fiu SO abre un cr6dito de 10000 pose
tas, que formar&n parte de un presu.
puesto que SO apruebe. = se aboEarSu
con cargo al cspitulo 81 del presupues-
to de este ministerio correspondents
al actual aiio econ6mico, libr&udose 4
favor del pagador de Obras P1blicas
de la provinCia.
Es esi mismo la voluntad de s. M.
que, con el fin de que las obras SO eis.
cuten CON 81 acierto, inteligencia , eco.
nomia que es de desear, sc nombre Ia
Junta que previene Ia orden- circular
de "a de mayo de 1873, Ia cuaI sc com.
pondr6 del mny reverendo arxobispo,
presidente; del ice-presidents de Ia
comisi6n provincial de monnmentos
hist6ricos = artisticos; del ingeniero
jefs de Obras P1blicss de la provincia,
y del arquitecto director de las obras,
Sr. Casanovas, como voCales, y del se.
cretsriO de dicha Comisi6n de mona
mentos, como secretarIo de Ia Junts 8
interventor de las obras.
De Real Orden 10 Comunico & Y. e.
para los fines oportunos. Dios guar1e
aY. e. mnchos amos. Madrid, "a de
diciembre de 180l.-Albareda. Senior
director general de Obras P1blicas.
Lo que ahora importa es que, contra
Ia costnmbre, no se pierda tempo
en- juntas y reuniones, que se pom.
ga manos q Ia obra embellishments,
que SO determine, pr6vio detenido exa.
men = juicio pericial, de que modo pue.
de conjurarse el peligro, y, on sums,
que Sc salve , conserve ilesa una de las
mas preciadas joyas del arte arquitec.
t6nico espsnol-y del mundo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08

traciones del transitc incurrir puedap,
y por tanto, deben tener todos los que
han calumniado a ests Administrator
presente, Sin que pecar pueda de jnmo-
desta, que el ramo de Correos de Tru.
iillo-slto no ha estado nj estara en-
ning1n tempo mejor seryido que 40.
tualmente 10 eet6, = que al hacerle in
|culpacioDes POGO meditadas 6 injustas,
se ha procedido con una muy censura-
bic ligereza que sin Ia menor rsz6p pue.
de lsstimar Ia delicadeza de un funcio-
mario p1blico que sc esmera en- l'ensr
cumpIilamente sus deberes, la veg
que en- considerar y respetar al publ
co, para QUE en- iRual forma SO le trste
seg1n correspon de ytiene derecho q exi,
girlo TODD empleado honrsdo.
Demostrsdo queda, pues, que no es
esta administration la culpable de loa
perjuicios que viene sufriendo el sMs.
critor de las .fltrocio mes mslandarz. Il
que con pena ests sussrito E Agente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08
4AACN'a'lLAAAS.

VoLUNTARIos. s.-EI NAL tempo que
nos troJo Ell domingo fu6 csuss de que
por Ia tarde no Celebrara el battalion
de Voluntarios assmbIea en- ell campo
del Moro.
Preparemos, pues, ell fusil para el
proximo domingo en- que subsansremos
Ia fata, Dios mediante.
Y mediante ell tempo.
EsTo Es 1UENo.-Un peri6dico de es.
ia Oapltai ha pubIlcado On espeiuznan-
to articulo contra el juego.
Mas focundo en- blenes es combatir
los vicios que corroen las sociedades
que meterse en- laberintos politicos en-
los cuales los que 30 pierden no hallan
siempre una saivadora Arisdna.
A tt Sc to dice, colega. Eati6ndanlo
los tahures de profession.
BoLETM DE AaRICULTURA.-E to es el
tltuto ia una lnterosnntu Y blen escrita
publication perl6dlca que ha empezado
YER Ia luz en- San Salvador, Oentro
America.
Agralecemos la vista que nos ha
hscho ofreclenio devoiv6rsela religio.
samente.
BALE. la noche del sabado I'll.
timo tuvo iugar IN concurrido bale en-
los sslones dc la socledad Oirculo de
Recreo San jose, sita en- Ia Gale del
Orlsto.
AoUoNTs DE LA EMPREsA DE C1NrRA-
les.-Tal es 81 eplgrafs as un esorito
que para 50 inserci6n se nos ha remi.
tldo.
Lo publiCaremos On otro nGmero.
ADMANTR. -Seg6n vomos an nues.
trO apAoClabie Coiega FL Novimiento de
Yauco, adelanta On aquol pueblo ID
suscrici6n metaiica inicIada para llevar
4 cabo la fundacl6n do un Hospital de
Carldad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08
COMUNiCADO.

Sr. Director de Ell Agente.
Trujillo-slto, 2 de f~brero de 1882.
En- uso del derecho que me concede
el art. II de ls Ley de imprenta vigen-
te, espero SO sirvs v. disponsr sc inser.
to en- uno de los proximos tres ntimeros
del periodico referido, que V. dirige, Ia
sigulente sclsracion.
Queds de V. con la mayor considera-
sion muy ateuto s. s. @. b. s. NJ,
Ron6n Sanchez L6pes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08
EranciacO ca. Rri1..

Nv PVA "a 4UOs Oh 0Iu1uCA0
Francisco Gs. Brig.
Sc emplea con gran 6xito taDto exterior
mente como al interior. En- las afeccioner,
do Ia piel Y Was urinarias, intariormente ID.
usa como estimulante diatoretico diurlsiH
entrgico en- los catarroS de la vegiga, la lfo6s
quits Y catar1 pulmOLar. purifcando n III
cor de Brea Vegetal la sang g cura la sarr !.
sUria'is, prurlgo lepra d
ExtiIpA l. malOs humore0 adouiridoe nor
rencia por contaglo hace desaparccer d.
IL piel las manchat, herpes, d:viesas, maldtap
llsg . ulceracioncS. Modi6ca las membra.
mas mucosas FL Lcor de Brea Vegetal au.
menta Il sps tito, Sc hacen puenas digeStione,
SO evacua tacllmente las sefioras mestruai
ION rcgulardad N0rmalizando las funcionet
todas ue nuestra economic; hace que los cue
10 usan Sc sientan como en- estado perfecto dC
salud No tomad los falsificados
POderOsO, T0nicO GerluginosO Vino dc Qui.
nS Y Hero de GARCIA BRlZ:
ksta convinari6n reune en- un peQuefio 70
iGnen, yforma sgradable, dos sustanciss con
sideradas hasta hoy como incompatibles. II
quiDa medicameht0, t6nic0 por excelencia, u
el hierro que % Ia base de Huestr4 sangre. 8.
emplea en- tOdos los casos e1ique es nscess ric
enrquecer IL saEgre empobrecida, en- las LSrs
didas del apetito, malas digestiones menstrua.
clones diff lies y reempjaza con ventsja to
dss las preparedness gerrnjInosa. USO.-
Una cucharada en- cada cOmida: Est& prepa-
RADIO con vino de Malaga sin sustancias. colo
rantes, Para cue esten al alcance dc tode.
ias clases Sc expen9en los precios Sigu.e en-.
tes Jarabe quiha ferr jinoso $3.50 Licor Dc
Brea q 8O,7o Vino de qnina ferruginosC
&U,75. De venta CD la Capital FarmaCia d.
lOs sehorei B.anc0 J del Vale, en- Oagukn
casa dol 1tflor AgusA, en- Ponce Farm4ciK
del sehor Fer er.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08
Ell COMERCIO.
87-SAN RANClSC

En- este acreditsdo deposito de cal
Eado 90 ACADIA de recibir un surtido del
mes elegante y adecusdo 81 gusto puer-
toriqueno; 81 bello sexo, el maa exi-
gente polio, el grave caba!jero, todoa
verAn satisfechos 50 oapricho en-
Ell COMERCIO.
Hsy aceite supetior On botellas, ia-
bon marcs Bordoy sin rival, csmisaa
msyorqulnas, todo 4 precios modicos.
ANDRES BoRDoY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08
Azucar.

Moscabada, tnarca, .'Constancia" tan como.
cids y apreciada del pdblico por % slase su.
perlor.
Central blanca dc primera de varias mar
cag.
ii amarilla de segunday tercera clase.
SO vtnie lor bocOyesy bariles on Ell alma
cen da Margary y Ca Marina. b. lOf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08
Il QuieneS i11tereSe.

Sc vende un hermoso coche f6aebre, de lu-
10, con sus arneses para dos caballos, cons.
truido en- los EStados Uni los, dscollando en-
ii, entire otros adornos, dos grandes cristales
gruesos, de fgura ova|ada enterizos. Los
que opten por su adquIsici6n, pueden verse
Juan Bum 80.
Puerto Rico, fsbrero l. Q de 1882 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08
PARA CURAR TODAS

las Intermediates del cults: Barros, herpes,
reuma aguda otras afecciones Gu aneas 7
suavizsr hermosear Il cdtis, dseHe el jab6p de
Alcatran y Erebro fabricado por Casweli Ha
zard y Ga. Nueva-York. Su uso es mas con
veniente y mas facil que el de otros remedios
evitando las molestius de los composiciones
grasosss, actualmenle de moda. o. 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08
| BilleteS del ToSor0 !!

En- la calle de Ia Fortaleza nGmero 56, es
quina Ia de la Tanca, Sc compran q buer
precio premiados sin premiar; cuponel
desde el ndmero l al l3, 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08

pases tornado. aboo cosn as 100 tecarg
Los ninos de amos, gratis par
8A IL pagaran Ia mitad del paSaie 1..@1 ts
Los pasaes Vleque
embarque Naguabo aRregndo Nsguabo Vie.
CUES hssa s Capital sgregando al do Capital VSquea
Ia 7 -
Para mas iHformes diigirse los aRenes
SILVA, FERRER & CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08
Sc leladd.

La estancia 'sSan JoseD radica en- la juris
dicci6t de Rio-piedras, media hora de b Os-
rital por tierta por mar: tiene terreno de bdp-
mas vegas, lastos y monies y una magni60
casa ha itaci6n, y est& rodeada de aqua E6r
Ia quebrade de Juan Mendez Cruz 10 inf0E
msr&n. 1-8S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08
Cdsds en- Uelltd.

Ndmero Al calle de Ia Fortalexa
en- 5000 pesos al contado.
Ndmero IA Gale de Tetuan en-
$3.50 pesos id.
Ndmero 4e Gale de la Luna en-
1850 pesos id.
Iuformara D. Onofte Nicolau fon.
da del Universe. If
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08
Al PUBLICO.

Con esta fscha queda revocado el po.
der que tenia conferido Don Segundo
Setty.
Puerto. Rico 4 de Febrero 1882.
Francisco Sirvent.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-08
Licor Bdlsdnoico
DE
BREA VEGETAL.

El mejor pectoral y depurativo conocid
hasta el dia, concentrate y dosiHcado prepara
do por el Lido. en- Farmacia
National Republican., 1882-10-19

Wednesday evening was an unusually busy
season at the headquarters of the fair committee
at the Ebbitt House. The board of commits ,ioners
Tor the State of Iowa met and organized by the
election OF Colonel George Cowie as chairman and
Major +. NJ. Clark as secretary. The other mem.
6ers Of the board are Mr.. o. II. Herring Colonel
John Carson, r. Burkholden, Henry jenkins, ".
W. QUIZ, Major Henry 0'Connor. Hon. Charles
Beardsey, Hon. j. NJ. Vnle William Lytle Hon
r. r Lowe, and Major, II, NJ. Love. The board
adopted IN address 10 the people of the State, ana
after tansacting the ordinary business of organ.
b5tt IL zHon adjourned to meet Friday evening, the
the boards Of commissioners for the States of
!rreennsylyania, ken New Jersey, and West Virginia
The manufacturers generally of Pittsburg have
made handsome donotions. The art commission
are receiving applications for space to an extent
tat viii serious, y tax the resources of the man.
agemcnt, and undoubtedly result in the finest art
exhibition ever seen IN the city. Mr.. Petit the
director. general, has reported at headouarters
aud VIII at once assume the direction OF affairs
and the completion of the installation of the
plans. There will be meetings this evening of the
board OF DIRECTION and of the commissioners for
the states of Illinois and Alabama for the District
OF Columbia and art commission.
National Republican., 1882-10-19
REAL ESTATE.
The Omcial TrnnsnctIons as Hecorded
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Mr.. j. +. olmstead presents the following trans
notions In real estate in the District yesterday, as
reported to him Ly the Recorder Of Deeds;
Oh Einth street between and sire et ets rs north
inches front by % feet !nehesl, Henry L. David
son TO r. II. Goldsborough, 81 500;
streets east subot is, square south OF square $50
~ feet front by III feet l inch), W. II. s'aut 10
Joseph Framie. $3.50.
Fourteenth streets cast lot 6. square 1925 65 feet
front by l4S feet inch), Allen c. Clark to John
on Fifteenth street west, between X and L
streets north sublot square ZIG (2! feet front by
depth, Samuel Kirby to George ". CLARK. s3,o75.
streets west, sublot Z and west feet Of sublot p
square 4gS 6 feet front by 122 feet inches) VIII
liam Il Yorkes to George WtsseI, s2,2 200, e,,
streets west part of sublot 10, square AL 90 feet
~ inches front by 49 feet inches), Thomas f.
Waggamnn to Conrad Briel, eT25. .
On b street south, between Ninth and Tenth
streets west part Of square SsS 3 feet front by 100
feet inchesj Francis II. Towne to Susie z. Green,
nominal.
on l. street north, between North Capitol and
First street east subo l, square go 9 feet front
BY iS6 feet z Inches James H. Becker to Nicholas
On F street north u15 feet by 20 feet on Eighth
street easD, sublot /. square S9l, Holmes Cate to
On q street north, between Thirteenth and
fourteenth streets west, sublot "a. square 24O
l2O feet front by 100 feeV, Edmund Cammack ct al
to JAMES E. Waugh, 5000.
On Seventeenth street west, between and
streets north, sublots l56 and 157, square $50 32
feet front by "a feeD, Helen ID. Green ct yir. to
James L. Waugh, 81, 800
Pleasant Pl9ins-Lnt 10, John Sherman's sub
division, Reginald Fendall It al, trustees to
Richard A. Charles, sg3O.g7.
Long Neadows-Part Of lot 3, W. E. Clark to
John II. RUPERT So 400.
Mona>tery-Lot 2, Pfevosts subdivision Il. NJ.
Chaplin, trustee, to w. Z. Clark, 81, GOO.
same property next above, William E. Clark to
Eli A. Berry, sl,s0O