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again lost their advantage and closed easy.
Free offerings on the call caused further
shading of 16@4c. Although consider
ably lower than the quotations current
at the close of board trading yesterday,
prices this evening are but 1lc lower.
October and year, and 15c lower for No
vember than they were last evening. The
feeling, however, is not
particularly favorable for holders
Oats..were very steady market. Early
in the session speculative prices were a
shade easier, but under fair demand and
meagre offerings it reacted. Cash oats
were in good shipping demand, and cash
market was firm all round. At the close
trading was dull and little tendency
toward easiness was shown. The market
often ends the day a c. higher than yester-
day, while the deliveries are unchanged.
Rye was quiet and firm early and with a
fair shipping demand, eased up somewhat
in the afternoon.
Orders for barley we're said to be some
what higher, but there were also smaller
receipts No. 2 in store and all
choice grades by sample met with fair
sale and ruled steady, but lower grades
were uncalled fer and very dull. ksHissg MElg
Only a fair trade was dong in hog pro-
ducts, and that mainly on speculative ac-
count. Liverpool advices were rather un-
favorable, and quotations were reduced 1
shilling on lard and pence and 1 shilling
on bacon. Reports from the Eastern
markets indicated quiet feeling in that
quarter with prices favoring buyers. The
receipts of hogs were considerably larger
and prices lower. Under these circum-
stances lower prices in products were sub
mitted to during part of the season, there
being some decline from a weak opening.
Later the feeling was frmer again, and the
reduction was recovered. Toward the close
values were slightly reduced and ruled
comparatively steady. The shipping de-
mand was quite large, the receipts of
product fair and the shipments rather
small. Pork was offered in fair quantity
with no urgent demand, opening tame at
the decline submitted to yesterday after
noon and further receded 5 a 71sc. Later
there was areaction of IOc, but the market
gradually dropped back to medium prices.
A trifie better values were ruling in the
afternoon. Lard was moderately active
mainly in a speculative way. The offerings
were fsir and demand moderate. The
shipping inquiry was fair in the way of
filling small orders, but offerings were
light. The close is at yesterdays final
figures.
At the stock yards the contin-
ned large receipts of cattle causing a
weaker feeling for common grades, COWS
and medium grades stock. Prices ruled
easier and @10c lower. Fair to good
grades were without quotable change in
values. Choice to extra steers held their
own, nominally at least. There was hard
ly anything doing in Texas or western
grades. There was quiet market for
hogs at the opening; buyers held off and
prices weakened 10 cents for heavy pack
ing and shipping grades. Light hogs held
up better and 10000 were received, of
which $4,000 were left over unsold. As
many more are expected tomorrow.
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The Chicago Rate War.

CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-The situation of the
passenger rate war from Chicago to the
Ohio river and intermediate points, re-
mains practically unchanged The Louis
vile, New Albany & Chicago did not meet
the Pan Handle cut to competing points
and it is understood does not intend doing
80. The only point at which the Kanka-
kee line is effected by this cut is Lafayette
and no effort was made to meet it. The
Chicago d Eastern Illinois continued its
night train to Indianapolis with fare at
five cents, but requires every purchaser of
five sent ticket to also purchase sleep
ing car berth at 81. It announces it will
put on morning train tomorrow to meet
the 81 Indianapolis rate. All trains on
these competing lines to cut rate points
go out full, but the Louisville, New Albany
& Chicago is the only one which increases
the length. of it's trains. The others, when
the regular trains are full, cease selling
tickets.
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Tue COLORED CONVENTION.

Nuch Given to t liking and Likely to Do
Nothing But I'd k, Yet savsd From:Those
Who Would ChH in 1t to the Republican
Party.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 26.-The colored con-
vention is given over to resolutions and
buncombe. After dozen attempts to
resolve as many sentiments this morning,
the following was offered:
WHEREAS, The administration of Presi-
dent G. A. Arthur is in harmony with the
principles OF the grand old Republican
party; therefore be it
Resolved, 'That this national convention
of colored men assembled give to the ad-
ministration their heartiest support"
This caused the widest uproar and the
convention was on its feet. The south and
west Kissed the resolution, while
only a few from the north and
east appeared to favor it. Personal
violence was offered in one instance and
the widest uproar followed, but finally the
resolution, on motion of Herbert, of Lou
isiana, went to the committee on resolu-
tions.
No expression Of opinion is yet reached
and it seems unlikely that any will be,
owing to the propensity of the entire con.
vention to talk at the same time. Entirely
too much oratorical ability is present for
any business to be transacted. A strong
feeling exists to adopt Fred Douglas
speech as the sentiment of the colored
people of the Union and have the same
transmitted to congress.
The Kentucky delegates moved the fol-
lowing, which made great uproar:
"Resolved, That the colored people of the
United States, in convention assembled,
do affirm our devotion anew to the Repub-
iican party and will use our utmost endeav-
ors for the continued ascendency and
control of the national government, be-
lieving it to be for the best interest of the
whole people"
The convention refused to adopt the res
olution, many protesting against bringing
politics into the deliberations of the body,
and only the wise decision of the chair,
sending the question to the committee on
resolutions, saved the convention from a
split.
The convention this afternoon accepted
the invitation of the general manager and
visited the exposition in a body. Tonight
long list of speakers is named to ad-
dress the convention, and actual business
is for the time in abeyance. The chances
are fair for adjournment without further
actual results.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LONDON, Sept. 26.-The British Associa-
tion for the Advancement of Science has
decided to invite the American Society for
the Advancement of Science to become
honorary members of the association dur
ing its visit to Montreal in 1884.
TRIESTE, Sept 26.-The editor of auoth-
er Irredentist newspaper has been arrested
for publishing seditious articles.
VIENNA, Sept. 26.--The Crotian MEM
bers of the reichsrath declare they
will not take their seats in that body until
the constitutional administration of the
government is reinstated.
Anti-Jewish excesses are reported in
West Hungary. Several houses occupied
by Jews in two villages were burned to the
ground. Several of the rioters have been
arrested.
BERLIN, Sept. 26.-The Provincial Cor
respondencs newspaper says the presence
of King Alfonso and King Milan at the
manouvres of the German troops, has fur
nished fresh proofs that the relations of
Germany and the other European states
are, regardless of geographical position,
entirely friendly.
Ot' \ II6nobohc3 OCPps EOs- 4uO CAeId
measures which were adopted by the gov
ernment for securing public safety have
been prolonged for year throughout the
principal provinces Of Russia.
HENDAGE, France, Sept. 26..An armed
band has appeared at several points in
Spanish territory, near the frontier and
Spanish gems de arms are pursuing
them.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-Advices from Co.
Jumbo, Cey Ion, state that the recent earth
quake in Java caused sudden subsistence
of the sea at Columbo. On the 25th of
August the water rose and fell violently
for half an hour, when it resumed it's
normal state.
RoidE, Sept. 26.-The official report of
fatalities consequent upon the late earth
quake il Ischia states that 1890 persons
were killed and 374 injured.
CoNsrANTINoP1B, Sept. 26.-A fire last
night destroyed 800 houses in the Kadi
Keri quarter of this city.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 26.-Details OF
the recent anti-Jewish rioting at Nowo-
moskeowski, province Jekaterinaslav, have
been received. Only the synagogue and
three Jewish houses escaped demolition.
Two hundred families are rendered home
less. Order was restored after five rioters
were killed and thirty arrested. The
trouble originated in the discovery that
the Russian church had been plundered,
which act is attributed to t he Jews.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Sept Pa severe storm pass
ed over Limerick to-day. The town hall
was blown down and one of the bridges
over the river Shannon, was badly injured.
A number of houses were also destroyedin
various contiguous districts.
At meeting of the Irish National
league to-day, Sexton, Healy and Davitt
made speeches. 1t was announced that
10000 additional had been received from
Australia. Sexton announced the action of
the government in suppressing the meet
ing at Millhoun, Millbury, Sunday.
Five townships in Tipperary county have
been proclaimed by the government on
account of outrages perpetrated there.
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Another Move Against sprasue.

PROVIDENCE, R l., Sept. 26.-J. P. POM
eroy, assignee of the Quidneck company,
has applied to the supreme court for
writ of assistance to enable him to obtain
possession of the property at Quidneck, in
accordance with the decree of the court.
Citations issued to William Sprague and
the superlntendents of the mills at Quid-
neck and Arctic to appear Saturday and
show cause why such wit should not issue
and they be proceeded against for con-
tempt of court.
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TEE OLD WORLD.
IRELAND AFFLICTED By STORMY
WINDS NDRIOTOUS ORANGEMEN.

More Jew Batting in West Hungary
French Jealousy of King AlfOnso's Re-
lations With Germany-Complimen for
the American Association for Advance
ment of Science.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-27

Every year the manufacturers Of
Ready Made Clothing put more style
inte their garments, and pay more at.
tentiOn to the trimmings, until to-day
it is almost an impossibility for the
finest judge Of clothing to distinguish
one Of our ready made suits from the
finest Of custom made garments. Such
a suit is lot 1902. Agenuine imp orted
English COrkscrew Suit, made in the
sack style, with the finest trimmings,
in fact an ideal suit.
We are Offering Fall styles in HATS,
at factory prices.
National Republican., 1883-08-14
American VS.. Canadian crlcketers.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 13.-on We'd
nesday and Thursday next a representative
cricket eleven of the United States will con-
test in Toronto, Canada, with the Canadian
team, to determine which of the two teams
can rightfully claim the championship. The
delphia players and one Boston man, and is
considered much stronger than any team ever
sent out before. This match will make the
Twelfth since 1853. OF the games previously
played the United States has won eight, lost
two, and had one drawn. The United States
team is made up of the following players /:
+. E. Brewster, R. N. Caldwell and II. Mac
Mutt, Of the Young America club; ]. b.
Thayer, jr., Sutherland Saw,an w. G. Lowry,
of the Merriam club; J. A. Scott and d. Stever
of the Belmont club; V. L. Valdes and i. II.
Wister, of the Germantown, and j. G. Hub
bard, Of the Longwood club Boston.
National Republican., 1883-08-14

ENoR RENT--A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE
II Of IL rooms, with large fenced yard. In north
western part OF the city. Address FURNISHED
National Republican., 1883-08-14

EASY FEET ARE REQUISITE TO HEALTH
H ana longevity hence the most eminent phys
cans surgeons, and thousands OF other we'll known
persons. from far and near visit
DIR WHITES ESTABLISHMENT,
ill0Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel
for reuei IRON corns bnhiOns. diseased uulls, and
other complaints OF the feet.
Tweny-lwo consecutive years ofpractlce In Wash.
ipRton. d. o..
Fee q per yiAlI for putting tho fSSI In order
National Republican., 1883-08-14
1ost auO Fouro.

Il OSr-A TWENTY AND a FIVE DOLLAR
IL NH ~ the corner OF seventh street and The Ave.
nut norlhwcHt last evening, which blew out of my
hnd buggy. lfretnrnCd to MRS. J, A. ROBEltrS At
Tue washington IimoS ullvc No, t07 loulsiRnN ave.
nuo, hullabo reward viii he given. Uuli.t
r oST-oN LAST TUESDAY, A PAIR OF GOLD
IL specthrlts, on -FOUR eenth street or from fou-
ltenlh and NJ 10 Vermont avenue and Thirteenth
street northwest Reward II loit az 1920 Fourteenth
street northwest Auli'3IF
National Republican., 1883-08-14
A New Iron and Steel Conpany,

New YORK, Aug. l3.-The certificate of
incorporation of the Brells International
Iron and Steel company was filed to-day.
The capital stock is fixed at $1O,0OO,OO0,
divided into 10000 shares. The trustees are
Henry G. Bicknoll, Edgar b. Kenyon, Aaron
IL. Craigin, James Turner; Ben M. Plumb,
Charles NJ. Gormley, Frederick M, Kelly, and
Henry w. blair
National Republican., 1883-08-14
A murderer Spared a Iynchina,

ST.. Louis, Aug ia dispatch from
Hutchinson, Kan, says: A man named Emer-
son, but generally known as Texas Bill, shot
and killed baker named Denger about noon
midnight last night sixty masked men went
to the jail hammered down the doors, and
were just about taking the murderer out to
hang him, when the sheriff with a large posse
arrived and drove them off. Emerson is
known as a desperate, and is said to have
killed several men.
National Republican., 1883-08-14
Death or Secretary ChundIer,s Brother.

CONCORD, N. H., Aug. 13.-Mai, George II.
Chandler brother of Secretary Chandler, died
at Canterbury yesterday, aged A years. He
had been deputy secretary of state, and went
to England in 1867 as special counsel for the
United States in several cases then pending.
Upon his return he located in Baltimore,
where he acquired high reputation as u
marine LAWYER
National Republican., 1883-08-14
SlrOteuI.
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR. y &, VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, n specific for HysterlR, Dizziness,
Convulsons Nervous Headache, MentallDepresslon
Loss OF Memory, SpermatOrrhma, lmpotenoy, In
voluntary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by
over-exertlOn. soltRbuse or OYer-lndugence, which
leads 10 misery decay, ana death. one box Will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months treat
ment one dollar box, or six bOKos for five dollars.
Sent by mall prepaid ON receipt OF price. We guar
antec six boxes 10 euro any case. With each order
received by uA for six boxes, accompanied with FIVE
dollars we VIII send the purchase our written guar.
antec to return the money the treatment does net
effect cure. Guarantees issued cy STolr n GROIN
wholesale and retail agents. orders By mali will re-.
ceive prompt attention y7.ly
National Republican., 1883-08-14

FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, SUITABLE
II for gentleman aud wife or two gentlemen occu.
pyng tho same room. Inquire at No. 30i n street
northwest pleasant location; also table board.
National Republican., 1883-08-14

mains to add that that party may as we'll roll
| over and go to sleep for another soporiferous
J somnolency, Ia Rip Van Wrinkle.
AARON FLFDoER.
National Republican., 1883-08-14
jy1s eod.Iy
Gurkisb Batbs.

NyEW TURKISH BATH CDR BoyEIrsl
IN l4l7 g street. opposite Riggs House Large pool
good YentiAuon Ladies', Monday and Friday. MOI
open sunday. open from = m till 10 y. In salof,
day, " y. M Baths. el uCkpt8, NL51
apo DIR III. L. BOVEE Electrician.
VINHE sHEDD BATHS. 0O3 II STREET, NEAR
\ Ninth, well known as tho oldest and best In tbs
city Ihs bath Ia constructed with view 10 COnyen-
isnoe, being on the hrsL floor. Turkish Wusaan Sui.
phnr ana MeTeuTal baths given with skin and sK,
perlence ManipnlntQr Of ten yehrS experience tna
establishment single bath, a. U for VI litlO. Open
Sunday nom o. IA. 10 y. M. mr2JJi
National Republican., 1883-08-14
Pleasure strnmer sunIx,

CHICAGO Aug 13.-The small pleasure
steamer Charmer, with an excursion party of
fourteen on board sunk last night off South
Chicago The passengers were all picked up
by the steamer Cupid, which happened to be
pa ssing at the time.
National Republican., 1883-08-14

TINiNE ROOMS, WITH USE OF PABLoR, FOR
IL party OF four with excellent table, for l25 each
per month. Call after at 1915 street. near Four
National Republican., 1883-08-14
Yellow Fever.

The surgeon general of the marine hospital
service has been informed that yellow fever
has appeared at Cordova, and also at ozuluca,
near Jalappa.
National Republican., 1883-08-14

w A LIFE SPECIALITY.
BY DR. ]. VAN b YcK,

., MONDAY and TUESDAY 10 JULYa
III you have pmples Blhckhoads, Llverspots,
Treckles Moth. Tan, sunburn, Redness and Oillness
2@lthe @ Nose, Deep Pores, or any Complexion Blemsh,
Dh VAN DYCk can remove them and Benutify tho
Gpmplexlon without any cosmetic, paint, or enamel
~ your Hair is thin harsh dry, faded, orprematurcly
gray, IT you have excessive DundruiI, SCaly Scalp,
Iotter, Crown Frontal part or Temple Baldness II
yon nave Scant. Irregular Eyebrows or Lashes. DIR
VAN DNCk, by n scientific course OF treatment, can
produce aVigorOus, Luxuriant Growth ofIIair Pretty
BLOWS and Lashes. II you wish fresh, pure, clear
Luxuriant Hair. Regular. Long, and Lovely Rye.
brows and Lnshes, soft, White, Smooth, and Pretty
Hands, consult DIR. VAN DYCK ut once. The Doctor
has praeced his specially for nearly twenty years.
apg u lhoronghly skilled II his profession.
.NoTE-DR VAN DYCK will have parlors at ia
TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST July 2, 3, Is.
~, and IL, and August |, q Ia TO- and III Super.
nuous hair permanently removed by the operation
otElectroysis by DIR VAN DYCK.
"ANTED--To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN n
w Benll Room 4 1tao New York avenue, is y Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory
nnlied states COMMISSIONER Examiner and Notary
Public always In Office from Ia y. m. ap9oly
National Republican., 1883-08-14
NrnI 6stnte 8rnkrrs.

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 he
see Property for sale IN nll parts of thec Money
b. H. WARNER. gie + street.
National Republican., 1883-08-14

TTHE REPuBLIrAN JOB OFFICE HAS EV.
4 ely facility or the prompt execution OF ali kinds
Of Book and lob Work aud prices as low US can bo
hadin this or any other city,
National Republican., 1883-08-14
Business Ghuntrs.

Y TBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
~ on Time Deposits United States Bonds bought
where, by ]. II. sQUIER a CO., BankerA IAls PENN
BylvanlanVenue. mn26-u
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@antto--Brlp--MaIr.

@anteo-Brlp-MlaIe
UTANTED-AN APPRENTICE OF ONE OR
w two years experience at printing THE Ma
I1ONAL FREE PRESS, Sixth street and Louisiana
avenue aul4-Sts
WTANTED-GooD. RELIABLE AGENTS FOR
w the baltimore Mutual Aid Society. Apply after
p. m, daily to l.. G. GADD, manager, room T. Lenux
building, corner seventh and streets northwest
aui90t
MANUFACTURERS HUNDRED (SOC) YOUNG.
wv unmarried men for the United states Army
Cavalry aud Infantry. Apply at No. 1910 f street
northwest, Washington. au4s3m
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educational.
University Of Virginia.
educational.

Session begnson the First ofoctober aud continues
nInS ny months Apply for catalogues to the Secretary
marie ,,5c County, Virginia. JAS n HARRIsoN,.
-Jyzoimw6w Chairman of the Faculty.
GWIrHTN G. sHORTLIDaEs ACADEMY FOR
tSo,, t i2pRqs ps Men and Boys Media, Penn, y miles
PrGS r covers every expense even books &C. No ex-
ton for admission. Thirteen experienced teachers,
an men and all graduates Special opportunities for
dull and Sy Tos or sOsf% sndens r sy S
select any studies or choose the regular English Scen
Students fitted at Media Academy are now at Har.
ward, Yale, And ten other colleges and Polytechnic
i1e Gymnasium, and baii Ground; 1900 volumes
a1ded Ta 10 Library In l8sS apparatus doubled in 1883
class in Commercial Department in 1883. Media has
he e Of a oGpG paw when o
pret9T "adrs5f g 5RG prSSp"i and RrG
ward University Gladuate), Media, Penn. Principal
VIII be ut the Riggs House Thursday Aug 2S to 10
p. m aula-lm
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Es'rA h.
spacious handsome, and conmodloIs halls in Lin.
coin Hal building, corner Ninth aud D streets north.
for selfsupport usefulness and honorable independ.
on adenS SSs 3P oF ReTa1 eP SY and and
Psssi9n; rfinmsd Monday Sept + Course Of study
ness correspondence business CaculaIions. boof %i
keeping, by single and double entry: Coumercial Law
partments of ElOcution aud Photography. In the
Business Practice department the student Invests
checks drafts receipts, dc,j pays rents, Insurance
International Business College Diploma conferred
upon graduates at close OF scholastic year 1t Is OF
advantage to students " be registered and fully
equipped prior SI = to Of the he opening day; -.
p. M; evening sessions, Monday, Tuesday Thurs
day; s,i,II and Friday y 9 10 ssop, m .,-,-,,
cash Sjo year scholarship ii ihsa iments, $50 pay
sne sio on adnsslon and remainder In monthly III
mission. Evening sessions, year schoiarship in cash
80; by me quarter, ON admission, si6; by the month
;, New illustrated Annual sent by mail on nppllca
HENRY G. SPENCER. Principal
SARA A. SPENCER. Xce.PrineipaL
EvENINa CLASSES. @A MONTH.
arithmetic, English Grammar, bookkeeping, Pen.
FLYNN, a. NJ southwest corner of Eighth and X
streets northwest
E'RENcH AND ENGLISH
FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
SO5Seventeenth street, Massachusetts, avenue
Washington, ID. G., under the direction of
MRS. l.. p. MCDONALD and MISS ANNA ELLIS,
Assisted by
PRoF. A. p MONTAGUE, Department OF Ancient
DIR. J. ?. CAuLFIELD. Department of Music;
MISS EMMA j. ROWE, kindergartner and q full corps
ofcompetent teachers.
thorough English and classical course with
special advantages offered In French and music 10
Froebes Kindergarten system will be added daily oral
Instruction in French. A limited number of young
ladies received as parlor boarders For circulars and
1923 street northwest, adjoining the school building.
auS-3m
nRAWING AND PAINTING - NATIONAL
- Academy of Fine Arts. corner of Eighteenth
street and New York avenue; open all summer; in-
sructon at half price: classes after o'clock for
those In the departments, auS-6t
National Republican., 1883-08-14

MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE,
situated in beautiful and healthy locality, eight
miles from Washington, d. O., on Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad The Instruction embraces null
COLLEGIATE COURSE,
INCLUDING
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
with full corps OF professors Terms for the course
of nine months, commencing Goth September includ
Ing board tuition, fuel, lights, and washing, goo.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES;
Governor William Il. Hamilton president.
Hon. Geo. III. Williams, President OF the senate,
Hon. otis Keilholtz, Speaker of the House.
Hon. q. j. NJ. Gwinn, Attorney General.
Hon. Barnes Compton, State Treasurer.
Hon. Thomas j. Keatng, State Comptroller
Hon, George B, Lorlng u Hon. John Carroll Walsh.
s. Com. Agriculture. II. Carroll Goldsborough
Allen Dodge, Esq. Esq,
Hon Ezra Whitman. Hon. wilmot johnson.
For full particulars send for Catalogue postoflice
address a. j, SMITH, President College Station
Prince Georges County, Nd
National Republican., 1883-08-14

ToR SALE-PRINTED CARDS, "FURNIsHnD
~ Rooms, with Table Board;' "Thls House for
Rent, apply at -" and Furnished Rooms for
Rent prce 10 cents EACH are for sale at the business
Office of The National Republican
National Republican., 1883-08-14
Wlsntr0---Rooms.

VNANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
wv In the northwest,west of Twelfth street. private
family preferred Address w. H., Republican ONCE.