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National Republican., 1882-10-31

me ftsus Of THE w EEKLr NATtoSAL REpUBLICAN
commenced on Thursday January s. 1857 ms hand
some double sheet Of eight pages undrVstr colunns
Heontdins ne nelCs IRON, al parts or The ico'id and IS
specially fterestng containing hhs proeeedtnpsof
the Executive, Legislative and judicial branches Of the
Government, Including The appointments, promotions,
assignments and dsmssuis IN all departments Of COP
einmc,h serpice N contdins nM report Of army and
ndtp movements aud orders II Includes special
feature He political personal and social neUs and
csip gossip Of the Nations CtiptdL
In short Is He best and only ,reskty pnper n,
dnertco giving m addition 10 uH general netos rom
oHpo,ts OF The tcoiId, complete photograph OF re,
dotnPs, and proceedings at hc Cupidl Of the Nation
Terms: SblDie copies. ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS yedr ten eopcs 10 address, IL
DOLLAR per copy Postage prepaid by the pu6its'er'
Sample copies nee.
NOlD IS the time to ,nb,crfbe
National Republican., 1882-10-31
Republieanism Gaining in MissisAippi

An intelligent Republican of Southern birth,
who has lived for several years in the North, re-
Gently returned 10 his former home in the South
west, and spent several weeks in travel over
familiar ground, coming into contact socially and
professionally with a large number of business
men, especially in Mississippi. He noticed re-
markable change in the political sentiments OF
the more Intelligent whites us compared with
those entertained by them half dozen years
ago. He was informed by bankers, merchants,
and professional men-not two or three, but a
great mauy-that they were this year going to vote
for Republican Congressmen, but this information
was usually given in confidence.
"Why," he as ked, "dont you come out openly
and give the party the moral support of your in.
iueuCe?"
Because" they replied, sit would ruin our
business"
These people had become convinced that the
backwardness of the South in all business alta rs
as compared with the North, was due in great
measure to the incapacity of the Democratic lead
ers. They wanted internal improvements and
immigration, and are becoming convinced that
one way OF helping themselves TO obtain their
desires is to send men to Congress who will act
in harmony with the party which has brought
prosperity to the North.
National Republican., 1882-10-31

THE penny-a-liners who are chattering
against Speaker Keifer could not tell for
the life Of them what to say to his detri-
mont He is charged with no wrong
doing. The outcry is like the barking
OF dogs at wayfarer on country road
by night, One begins and the others
follow,
National Republican., 1882-10-31
TERMS
Nowi. tho rin,c 20 su,,scribe.

me r,icr orTHR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN bV man
t'ot The counter is citSrs FOR sir0le copy.
fuotoeebs. TwESrY-FfvE cENTs; ono month Pity
CpSTs: ftro months. ONE DOLLAR: three months. oSE
DOLLAR AND HALF; sir months, THREE DOLLARS
uneycor, SIX DOLLARS postage prepauI by the pub
iishsrS.
Hfs delivered m Wdshfnpton aud ne suburbs by car
sitrsdt the same rates.
National Republican., 1882-10-31
Ills OpinIon.

A stauueh Republican in Alabama writes US as
follows at The end Of q letter renewing his sub
seripuon; :" You publish Il live paper You seem
to thoroughly understand the political situation
in Tie South Your editorials are pointed, It is u
good paper 1t has the right jingle"
National Republican., 1882-10-31
FOR SALE--Lots.

NOR SALE-DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT on
H. sixth street rthwesi, between and q streets:
lot q by 100 ALBERT L. f., No y2O street north
west oc3l.3t'
1DARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A NICE
Al building lot very low-Ihat fine lot on Third
street northwest, between and G, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, lie bought this week at a decided
bargain. Title perfect. Cali ON address the owner.
lis street northwest ocJl-3tt
INOR SALE--Ar 500. PAYABLE $40 CASH AND
Sj monthly, several beautiful lOtsOn street ad-
joining corner Eleventh street nOrtheast pavement,
sewerage gas, and water; two blocks from East Can,
to street cars and Lincoln Park. j. W, STARR, ita9
New York avenue. Uclel1
National Republican., 1882-10-31
WASHINGTON, D. c., OCTOBER 81, 1882.
Population Of The National Capital. ,.l0O,OO(
An,u.cneuts a To-Sight

NATIONAL THEATER--" Mankind"
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE-Haverly's Minstrels.
TnEATRE CoMIouE-Vnriety Entertainment.
National Republican., 1882-10-31
HEILBRUN's BIG DRIVEl

Hunters Grain Boots 60 TO -; Gum and Kip Boots,
Al kinds Fine Calf Boots q TO- ~ Hand-Sewed
Hand Sewed CATERS s3b0 TO s5; Fine Lace aud But
ION Shoes, also 70 sSi Ladies' STRAIGHT and Pebble
"; Our ~ French Kid hard % beat Misses School
Shoes 50 cents to s2i Chiidrens Blu tln and Lace 10
cents TO sL50 l. a EiA.HRUs.
4O2SENENTH STREET.
Sign, tho Old Woman in the Window.
National Republican., 1882-10-31

fNcommun tcdnons piiistb> dddres'ed "7btc Editor
q THE llErunLicAN" and to iisure publication 81
tturtfte e0ibiy on side Of NE paper only, irDh
name aud residence Of ne Wriier GnacheL No eopL
muntcutlons tViH be returned
National Republican., 1882-10-31
WINTER SONG.

They were parted then at lastf
Was It duty or force or fateg
Or only a wordy blast
Blew 10 the meeting gate?
An Old, old story Is this
A glance, o trembling, a Sigh.
A gaze In the eyes, kiss
Why II will not go by2
-Geor1e Mdc DolUelI,
National Republican., 1882-10-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DIANos FOR SALE ON EASY MONTHLY
Il payments. JOHN r. ELLIS u CO., 93T Penn
sylganla avenue near Tenth street. ocSO-2t
A able properly In the northweAl, admirably
adapted feI ATst-cass catering establishment; ane
apartments and well furnished. JOHN SHERMAN
~ CO., W + street northwest oo2o-tf
T IBKRAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
Il on Time Deposits. United states BondS bought
and sold At make! TeSes; S9lleesons saede every
EyivRnla avenue. maSeu
National Republican., 1882-10-31
rro,, tine Palmetto state.

To the Editor OF IHE REPUBLICAN.
From present appearances one would conclude
that Democratic success ut the next election
depends upon the count. Every effort is being
made to get the voters out to meet aud hear the
Democratic speake at their appointments. The
cry of negro supremacy, carpct-b bag and sealawag
rule has played out. The average voter will take
no more of that tail in his. The leaders are writ
ing to their most prominent party 0tles to stir up
the neople and yet them out, Re9.ha pHhtT and
calico is not in such demanfd us 1t was two years
ago. The men VIM wore 1t are now working fol
The success Sf Colonel Cash, the Independent can
didotre for Congress- Why is this? Because OF
7 the infamous election and registration laws en-
acted by the last legislature, which virtually dis
| tranchises 10000 voters, white and colored. MOI
| is this all? No. Not a single promise made by
| Hampton and his followers six years ago has been
kept Had they been, Colonel Cash would
not to day be opposing The iS Democrats nnao
nSr in the district viii support Coane
Cash, including Hon. A. S. Wallace, nod of whose
head is equivalent to 1900 Republican votes In
| this district And why should the Republicans
support Colonel Cash? 1t is simply because he
will represent them. He is true type of al
| American acknowledgement The Republicans
only demand their rights as free men-nothinS
more The incompetent and unworthy are MOI
asking for office. Each humble voter only ask!
| the privilege of voting for the man of his choct
and that his vote be counted for whom 1t was cast
| This is the high crime for which Republicans
Independents, and Greenbackers are arloigned by
the Democratic press and speakers. Should W.
full to elect Colonel Cash on the 7th Of Novembe
counting out process practiced by the Democratic
managers, we do expect. at least, to serve notic
uron the Democracy that our rights are no louge
to be tampered with. LRoNIDAs.
National Republican., 1882-10-31
FINE RESIDENCE.
NORTHW EST SECTION

nue., near the homes OF Senators Cameron, Window,
Pendleton, HObeson, and ex-Secretary Hunt. Lot,
width oflot basement three stories, attic and four
story back building erected for especial of
(naVa officer whose orders take him elsewhere),
constructed of very best material by skilled me.
chanics. The interior finished in natural woods and
subdivlded into beautiful rooms conveniently ar
ranged; plumbing and heating apparatus of the very
best kind. Exterior of elegant design and perfect
finish. south front, Germantown stone foundation;
street parked and paved
This Is the best built and most desirable entirely
residence for sale in the city.
For price, terms, and permit to inspect the premises
apply to j. V. n. HUGCKs
No. 1905 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
Opp. north entrance U. s. Treasury building.
Or address L. o. box 12S sea0-tf
National Republican., 1882-10-31
FOR SALE-Houses.


NOR SALE CHEAP AND ON TIME-A l-STORY
IL presshr ok front, with all modern conyenlences
ON Louisiana ayenne, near Seventh street.
Also beautiful 3Story press brick 'front.' 10 rooms,
on sixth street northwest, for sale cheap.
beautiful frame house on Capitol Hill, with fine
lot on Fifth street. near PENNSYLVANIA avenue, mt
SLIGO By II. D. RuFFIN, lie DEeit Building. oc3l-St*
JNOR SALE-SIx-ROoM HOUSE ON LINE OF
y H-street cars; terms to suit purchaser. Address
Box -, Republican Office. oc2S-6t*
A BEA UTLFUL RESTDENCEIN THE NORTH
"A western section OF the city. Apply to TIIOS. j.
FISHER " CO., 1924 street northwest. oc2l-tf
THOR SALE-wE HAVE A NUMBER OF BAR
~ gains In large and small houses. L. ii. SMITH
~ SON, SIS Seventh street. ocl9-lln
National Republican., 1882-10-31
FOR SALE-Farms.

ENOR SALE CHEAP IF BOUGHT WITHIN 10
n days-A dairy and fruit farm near Falls Church
OF 22) acres All the necessary ouSbuldlngs.
Also fine dairy farm of IS acres between the
Aqueduct Bridge and Falls. Church; lo-room DWELL
Ing; good outbudngs; Will exchange for city prop
erty.
Also fruit farm of Is acres near Falls Church
good buildings, plenty of ruit will exchange for city
properly. BY X. D. RuFFIN, LIE Dro!t Building.
National Republican., 1882-10-31
,ticnI Debate Between Father and Son.


Stifdi.UrTh., N, u, OutoDer 70, 1So2-Ihe Libe-
rails of Mecklenburg County had grand rally
and barbecue at Clear Creek Township, where
General James NJ. Leach and Mr.. John l.. Bailey
addressed large and enthusiastic meeting OF
course everybody knows Leach, and everybody
knows that Leach can't AXE anything else but u
good speech. What l want to speak of is
the speech of Mr.. Bailey, who. while
ployed as clerk in the city post Office
in Washington. 1t was q splendid effort, that
would have done credit to a Price or n Dockery
His father who, by the way, is one of the Demo.
cratic candidates for the legislature, was present
and division of time chesrfuly accorded him.
He led off in speech OF thirty minutes, and was
followed by his son, Mr.. John Bailey, in speech
of an hour, which was logical, eloquent, and STIR
ring, and replete with facts and humor. He com
pletely demolished his father and at its ,conelu.
sion received perfect ovation. Mr.. Bailey is
good worker and campaigncr, and has made
thorough and effective canvass of the county, pre-
seutng the issues of the day in forcibie and
mastery style. He has done yeoman and valiant
service In this district, and the Liberals appreciate
it, and he has made for himself reputation of
which he may feel justly proud. Old Mecklen-
burg, the home of Vance, is going 10 roll up big
Liberal majority. OBSERVER.
National Republican., 1882-10-31
E1oR SALE AT HALE Cosr.

ENoR SALE AT HALF COST.
THE THREE-STORY AND CELLAR
LARGE AND HANDSOME DWELLING,
twenty-five inch walls fourteen and three
baths corner third and Il streets .northwest fin
ished In solid walnut throughout, and furnished with
electric bells and speaking tubes. For permit to in
spect. apply here.
Handsome new dwellings and choice lots in the
northwestern section.
WM. P. YOUNG
ocl4 1920 New York avenue.
National Republican., 1882-10-31
LOST AND FOUND.


r OSr-LAST NIGHT. NEAR TWELFTH AND
II streets, back-andtan dog tag No. 1871; liberal
reward. t2l Thirteenth street oc3-3tF
Y OSr-srRAYED FROM NO. iS2s STREET
j ! northwest, q small dark-colored skye terrier
gym thee months old; had on, leather collar,
black with rcd edges and three bells on it, liberal
reward will be paid for her return at the above ad
dress, oc3l6tF
n OST-AN OLD GRAY MARE; sTaAYED
Il ! away Friday, 9th instant. The finder will be
su lably rewarded for the return of same, II. 4.
CRAWFORD & CO., Thrteen-an la-Half and b
streets northwest. ocS0as
Goo REWARD-LosT, AT THE BALTI.
'DAO more and Potomac depot last night, .
small sn!chel, containing o sum OF money, tooth
brush gloves collar, 40. The above reward win be
paid ifTeturned 10 2OI street northwest. oc2S-3t+
National Republican., 1882-10-31
WANTED-HOuseS.

WY ANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, A
w house of seven eight goodslzed rooms with
cellar; centrally located in desirable neighborhood
east south front preferred Address, giving full
description and price, w. ID. W., Republican Office
National Republican., 1882-10-31

VyyANTED TO RENT-AN UNFURNISHED
w house. in good location, with from eight to ten
rooms at reasonable rates. Address, stating terms,
location, &c, j. +. b. Republican Ofce. oc31-3ts
National Republican., 1882-10-31
BOARDING

1OG7L STREET TNoRTHWEST-A SOUTH
L 81 - front room with board suitable for two
also sssaale rooms. Terms moderate. oc3l-3tA
TNHE FREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
Il comforts than any hotel in the city The
halls, parlOrs, and passages are heated with steam,
the rooms are new and well furnished and the table
Is second to none. Transient rates, 81 and $3.50 per
day. Monthly, SIS. s3o, s35, and SO
I7e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR
II O SiNth-street depot-Very best board and
we'll furnished rooms from 90 to so per week; 81 to
s5O per day; meals "a per week terms to suit ami-
lies, MRS o. G. HOWARD, Pronrietress. oci912t*
National Republican., 1882-10-31

Our weekly Rent List, published every Monday
| morning, contains complete schedule of our Houses
Stores Shops, and Farms offered for rent together
with descriptions, prices, &c. and how they may be
seen. Property for sale in all parts of the city.
| money to loan real estate. Call
| mr27 b. II. WARNER. 9i8 F street.
| TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
Il Trade City or Country Property come and see the
| great bargains at the Real Estate Exchange Of
WILLIAM II. MAIN & BROTHER, ST. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylyfua avenue
| northwest. nhl9-tf
National Republican., 1882-10-31
ADJUSTMENTS.

sUUCpsSt
BY PAUL MERRITT
Author of 1.-THE world.D
National Republican., 1882-10-31
Observation-Disclosures.

VKTANTED- "A SITUATION BY A FIRST
w class coachmnn and groom; best of references,
Address THOMAS. care of Joyce's Coach Factory.
oc3-5t~
VIVA ANTED--A POSITION AS DRIVER FOR a
w private family or doctor, by an experienced
northwest. oc953t*
National Republican., 1882-10-31

Presented bere by the Celebrated Companv ,ybic,,
played II hl summer at Daly's Theaer New York
with all the original Scenery and Mechanical Effects
National Republican., 1882-10-31
PERSONAL.

SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC
= Art-Private lessons and classes. MRS. AIDE
LINE DuNAL MACK, 729 Thirteenth street north
west. Evening classes oc3l2t*
WILL THE LADY WHO PICKED UP A
w shawl-pln ut Mount Zion Church SUNDAY even
Ing October g. please send 1t to the janilor the
parson of the church. oc31-3t$
IF THE WRITER OF THE LETTER TO ME
Il signed . one Who Sees" Will seek personal in
terview with me. will be very thankful. If that is
impraccable Irequcst the writer to be kind enough
to write to again, and inform me in detail to
the facts and the proof TO sustain them. oc3l-3t~
NVERJOYED TO SEE YOU SUNDAY EVEN
" ing; will be time Friday at II q. m. don't fail
KOSE oc3-ItF
ENIGHr GEM PICTURES, BEAUTIFULLY COLI
~ ured and mounted In gold mats, for Is cents.
QUARTLEY'S, i01 Seventh street. corner north
west. oc3l-6tf
StEVENTH TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- young ladies in end of chr Sunday evening, o
o'clock will confer favor by sending address TO The
two gentlemen who were happy In getting their at
tenton. 10 avoid mistake give an tsndttHdnd Incl
dent of he ride. CONFIDENCE, Republican onice
National Republican., 1882-10-31

The Climax OF All Senstt ons.
Comedy Drama, spectacle-all In ono
National Republican., 1882-10-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN PORCELAIN
w photography. Address, stating terms, LEWIS
Nj ACiS Rpnubcnn Office. oc3l- -3tA
National Republican., 1882-10-31
MatInecs Tuesday, Thursday, and satul

Notwithstanding the extraordinary expense of this
week attractions, the pric of admission Will be
usual-l5, 2j 35 and 80 ccuty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-21
LITTELL's LIVING AGE.

The numbers of The Li0iag Ag8
for April 29th and May 9th contain
"MOhammedanIsm and the Ottoman
Turks" British Quarterly ReUie10 ;.
Elizabeth Stuart, Queen of Bo-
hemid," Modern ReUie1O ; "a New
Theory of the Sum-" Nineteenth
Century,: Queen Elizabeth at Hat
tield," and traditional and Per-
sOnal Memorials of James and John
Stuart Mill" Macmillan, "The
State Trials" and Talk and Talk
erS, CornhtU; "Out of the Beaten
Track in Madagascar" Temple Bar :
Economic Geology Of India" and
"Precious Coral, Nature The Flu
ture of English Humor," and "PrC-
phetic MiSanthropy," SpectGtor;'
:'Odd Notices, and Amber" Cham
bsrS' Journal; Country Lawyers"
and "The Last Encyclical," SGtuT-
dag ReCjeoO; with instruments of
Robin" "Lady Jane and "Pen-
took" and the usual amount Of
poetry.
Littell & Company, Boston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-21
rsF. Monitor, Aug. %, 1881


The vital importance Of having pure ga. s5
yCine for the celebration Of the Holy Sacrln 1,
~ the Mass is a matter which always gives the
y-eatest concern to the Rev. Clergy, Whc are
ESQ aware of the difficulty experie5nGsu IN
nrecuring really pure wine by those ILFIn lI ID
PTeTnote regions from grape-produclnS local
dies This difficulty, however, mas now Oeen
entirely overcome, and every priest through
ont tbe Union can rely upon procuring really
T1re vine for altar Uss through the long.
PPstab1ished and thoroughly relia6le house OF
And Haraszthy & Co., $50 Washington
Sfreef in this city, who have made arrange
Tns5fs' with Rev. P. J. Kaiser to be the sole
Gents in this city for the sale OF all the wines
1SoJs at the extensive vineyards at the OLD
EIiSsion san jose, as well as the altar wine
-aa5a Nv Col Hooper st Sonoma- The hrm Of
Amid Hsraszthy & Co. gusl antee the perfect
1nr+itv of these altar wines and are prepared
fo shin them in portable packages, in any
Quantity desired, and SO put up that they will
1staIn sll their freshness during consumption
We think the enterprise Of the house OF Arpad
HaTsszthy & Co. is worthy Of beingencoursged
and we hope ths Rev, Clergy throughout the
Union will avail themselves of this excellent
Tediun III order to secure for Divine Service
one of the most essential auxiliaTies to Its
proper celebration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-21
FRANK LESLIE'S SUNDAY MAGA-
ZINE.

The June number abounds with
brilliant and highly interesting
contributions by the editor Rev
Dr.. Talmage) and other talented
writers. The opening article, Henry
Wadsworth LOngfellow," is by the
editor, also an admirable article,
"Brightening Prospects" and the
"Home Pulpit" contains one of his
characteristic sermons, "ShaIl we
Know Each Other i'll Heaven 81
MILAN and its Cathedral" The
Philosophy of Starving" by DR.. w.
G. Gray; THE Pilgrimage of Colt
lieb and Irrgeist" are among the
prominent illustrated articles and
deeply interesting. "The Regicides
i'll America" by the Rev. J. V.
Lewis, with its five illustrations,
will not fail to attract great atten-
ton, as will likewise "Grub Street,
London" by Francis Hays. The
sketches, essays, ETC., are by we'll
known authors /; the serials" Weighed
and Wanting" and "Margaret'S
Enemy" are continued, and the
poems are numerous and of great
merit-many of them are beautifully
illustrated. Besides an abundant
miscellany, there are the following
interesting features: The Collection
Basket" Information for the Gu
riOus," "ReligiOus Facts and Fan
cies," etc., etc. Address Frank
Leslie, So, 80 and 81 Park Place,
New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-21
LITERATURE.

The AMERICAN IRISH, AEP THEIR IN
BLUENCE On IRISH PoLITICs. BJ
Philip II. Bagenal, B. a. Oxon. Au'
thor's edition. B stOn: Robert:
Brothers. Salt Lake: James DWyar
Price, 81.
Mr.. Bagenal is on the. editorial
staff of the st. James Gazette, Lon
don. Last year he came to America
in the interest of the British gov
eminent, for information and ma
terial. and result of his visit aud
inquiries is this volume. 1t is an
Interesting book, and will create
lively sensation, especially among
those who are not of his way OF
thinking and who do not agree with
his deductions. The work is divided
into parts. treating of Irish colonists
before the revolution of 1777, in the
war of the Revolution, of Irish en-
igration and statistics. political and
religious troubles in America, pres
ent position in America, in New
York, in the west, of the Irish
American Colonization Company,
of the situation, national propagan-
ola, Irish-American republicdnism.
and the American civil war and
Fenianism.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-21
HARPER's MAGAZINE.

The first number OF the Sixty-fftf
volume Of HGTpe1'S Magazine fully
sustainS The well-earned reputation
of that periodical, both by the in
tereSt of its reading matter and the
charm of its illustrations. The
reader will naturally turn first tC
George William Curtis paper on
LongfellOW. There could be nc
finer Interpretation of Longfellow' s
poetic genius or Of his character
than is given in this article, which
is accompanied by an excellent pOr-
trait, printed separately on heavy
paper. The frOntispiece Of the
number is an exquisite engraving OF
Abbev'S drawing, illustrating q
poem by Robert Herrick. The
Editors Easy Chair contains a
graceful tribute to Herrick'S poetry
and to the illustrations of it which
Mr.. Abbey has been from time t.
time contributing to the pages OF
the magazine. QUAINT Old Var
mouth" is the subject Of an exceed.
ingly interesting descriptive article
by William IL. Rideing. Mary
Treat contributes a paper entitled
Sin the Pines" describing the
spring flowers peculiar to Southern
New Jersey. Eugene L. Didiel
writes about Old Baltimore society
"The Father of the PueblOs," by
| Sylvester Baxter is an article oil
timely interest in connection with
the recent visit to the east of Frank
II. Cushing and the Zuni chiefs,
Commander Allan d. Brown,
U.S.N.. contributes very clear anC
thorough historical sketch of the
development, during and since The
war, of the torpedo as a weapon o.
offensive and defensive warfare
with Illustrations. James Jackson
JarYeS contributes an article or
| Ghiberti'S "Gates Of Paradise.
John Fiske continues his series o.
American historical papers, with 6
graphic description of the over
throw Of the French power il
America. Ella ROdman Church. il
'MOney-making for Ladies" make:
some very valuable suggestions as
TO ways by which ladies of reduced
means may increase their incomes
Inc number contains three gOOC
snort stories: "An EdelweisS of the
Slerras," by Constance Cary Harri
son Mrs. Winterrowd's Musicale
Dy George Parsons Lathrop, anC
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-21
AMERICAN LAW MAGAZINE.

Contents of the May number
Naming the ParamOur," What
Constitutes a Valid Declaration OF
Trust" professional Advertising
synopsis Of decisions III the SUI
preme courts of Massachusetts, Ala
bama, Arkansas, Pennsylvania
Illinois. Rhode Island, Maine, Cali
fornia, Oregon, Wisconsin, Missouri
South Carolina, United States, Yer
mont, Indiana, and Nebraska, anC
of the New York and Texas court,
of appeals. new publications, non
essentials. editors corner, attOr
neys' directory.
Chicago: american LGlO Maga
zine, AZ La Sale street.