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CONNECTIONS.

AT MISUNDERSTANDING San Antonio, West
.rn IfAas, Carondelet, and State of Texas From
i"r- New York Thursday, 10 10 IN, 500 m, $50
~. Steamer City of Bridgcton, Sea Island Route
kor Savannah Tuesday and Friday; from Savsn-
ph Wednesday and Saturday. Steamer Martha
F:Gm St Marys River Landings Wednesday and
.:4'as; for ST. Marys River Landings Sunday and
Wednesday.
AT CALLAHAN To and from Savannah and Char
lc:ion 30 and 9.43 m; to and from Savannah and
CHARLESTON 730 and 42a M
Z ar BALDWIN - To and from Tallahassee As pm m
-]r HawrHoRNETTT To and from Palatka 10 IS m
NJ WILDWOOD - Stage Line TO and from Brooks
'''it and Tampa daily except Sunday; Stage Line 10
~ firm Leeshufg daily except Sunday.
AT tEDAR kEf-Florida and Havana Mail Steam
1u.j' Go" Steamers For Key West Monday and
i":Jrs'ly; for Tampa Monday and Friday.
D. E. MAXWELL Supt
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In the United States Circuit Court, Fifth judi
cial Circuit, Northern District Of Florida.
]. Fred Schultz ct al, Complanants, The Jack
sonville, Pensacola and Mobile Railroad Lnfi
pany ct al. Defendants.
IN OBEDIENCE TO THE SEVENTH PARA
i graph of the final decree in the above entitled
case rendered by the Hon. Joseph 7. Bradley. Csr
cult Justice, on the 31st day of May, A. ID. 1872
directing the Marshal of the United States, for th
Northern District of Florida, to take possessions at
and sell the railroads, property, and franct.sfs
thereto belonging, mentioned and described in ssFd
Decree unless the purchaser or purchasers thsrefd
at a sale of the same directed to be made by T. To
nant and A. Z. Hawkins, Special Masters, shcuh
within one year from the day of sale thereof, DIS
charge and satisfy the liens of the Trustees az t4c
Internal Improvement Fund of the State of Flor id.
as settled and declared in said decree ard tSe sie
of said railroads having been made by the san Sbo
cia Masters, and the same having been confirmed
by the said court the Sth day of July, a. H. i>si
to the purchasers, and the purchasers Of saai rfi
roads having failed TO satisfy and discharge sc iiin
of the said Trustees so fixed and settled as,ai1ra
said upon tie railroad extending from lall,sltsstt
to St Marks
Nou Therefore, !, JOSEPH II. DURKEE, Marshai It
the United States for the Northern District al k41'
rida, have levied upon and taken possession Uf MIc
railroad extending from Tallahassee 10 St NsrtY,
with all the property and franchises thereto +clnut
ing including all the lands at near the Depot III
Tallahassee Florida, and the buildings thrre'n ht
longing to said railroad aud will sell the same at
public outcry at the Capitol in the City OF Talin
hassce in the State Of FOrida to the highest bta-
der, on the ninth day of October, A. ID. 1883.
Payments to be Inade in cash, or in bonds-"hish
are declared in said decree to he lien upon said
railroad in the manner therein provided.
JOSEPH H. DURKEE. =
l.. s Marshal Northern District of Florjdt-
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July :, lSS3. lE-idE
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SAINT ANDREWS BAY AND FLORIDA
RAILROAD COMPANY.

'TNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
il of the formation OF railroad com 1aIIy fof he
purpose of constructing, maintaining, and oitra
ting railroad for public use, in the conveyance nj
persons and property from the line Of the St$fs oi
Alabama, on the northern part of Jackson county
State of Florida, southwardly 10y Campbeton 10
said county Of Jackson State of Florida thcDcc in
n direct and practicable route to the waters #
Saint Andrews Bay in Washington county, in The
State of Florida, with laterals may from tiGis "a
time become necessary.
The name of said company is "Saint Andrews
Bay and Florida Railroad Company" The length
of the railroad is to .b- about seventy miles. ne
route is through Jackson and Washington counties,
in the State of Florida. The capital stock Of t3le
company is Five Hundred Thousand Dollars di>i-
ded into shares of One Hundred Dollars each.
The names and places of residence of the sreG.
tors who shall manage its affairs for the first y"tr,
and until Others chosen in their places are j. III,
H. McKinnc James +. Mcclellan, George K. Smth,
James B. Dickson, Frank Philips, Beverly Baker,
all of Marianna, Florida; aud Hamilton g. R,N al
and James 4. Baker, both of Greenwood, Florida;
and John ii. Mcclellan, of Chipola Calhoun co'as-
ty Florida. JOHN H. MCklNNE,
JAMES +. MCCLELLAN,
GEORGE X. SHIT I, :.}
JAMES b. DICKSON
FRANK PHILIPS,
BEVERLY BAKER,
HAMILTON G. BRY AN,
JAMES :. BAKER
July Il, lSN;3m JOHN IL. MCCLELLAN.
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CONNECTIONS.


Al Jacksonville with Waycross Line hy No A,
the 4. H., and No. in the p NJ, for all poIn,s
North and East; with the Fernandina and jackson
vile Railroad for Fernandina and with steamer.
to AL points on the ST. Johns river
Az Baldwin 10y Nos. and = with Florida TRANSIT,
aid feninsular Railroad for Gainesville Ocala Fer
'-naina Cedar Key, and oil Cnlf Ports
AT Live Oak with the Savannah, Florida x We.,
Railroad.
At Tallahassee, with ST. Marks Branch, on Tue.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
" Chattahoochee river with the Pensacola and
Atlantic Railroad for Marianne, Pensacola Mobile
Montgomery, New Orleans, and all points West
IA invest and Northwest, forming the SHORT
Est, QUICKEST, AND BEST ROUTE TO these
points; and with the Central and Peoples Line
Boats on Sundays and Thursdays for Apalachicoa
and tuesdays and Saturdays for Columbus and
EufallA
Take the Floral City Route, the New Short
Line via the Florida Central and
Western Railroad.
,4gs- THROUGH TICKETS via this line al the
Courany's Depot Ticket Office, and at No West
Bay street.
W. VI. DAVIDSON,
General Manager,
VIM O. AMES
General Passenger Agent,
j : MCELkO1, Jacksonville, Fla
Master transportation, Tallahassee Fla
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JACKSONVILLE ExPREsS-( Daily.)

Pullman Buffet and Drawing-room Sleeping Cars
on this train for Savannah Charleston, and WASH
ingtoD without change Also Pullman Palace sleep
ing Cars to Atlanta and Cincinnati via Jesup, VIII
out change.
Passengers are permitted to remain in the SaVah'
nah Slacpers until o'clock A. NJ.
new Restaurant has been opened at WaycrosS;
and abundant time will be allowed for meals by al
passenger trains.
CORRECTING at Savannah with steamers for Ne"
York. Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore.
Connecting ut Charleston with steamers for Ne"
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Through Tickets sold to oil points by rail ana
steamship connections, and baggage checked inIo
Also sleeping Car berths and sections secured ~
Compahy's Office in Astor's Building, "a Bay stree''
and at Depot Ticket Office
JAS L. TAYLOR, Gen'l Pass. Agent
A. NJ. IVES, Agent.
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DISCHARGE Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBlIcA-
- ton of this notice, will present my vorchers
and final return administrator Of the estate af
John Hammett, late of Leon county and State <af
Florida, deceased, to the Hon. VIM F. Byrd, Connis
Judge OF said county, and ask to be discharged
from the further administrat on of said estate.
RADFORD HAMMETT,
Administrator Est. John IIammett, deceased.
Feb 27 1SS:,-6m
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DISCHARGE Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER TIE DATE HEREOF,
- the undersigned administrator of the estate 81
Edward s Carminc deceased, late of Leon county,
State of Florida, will present his final acco:fn,s to
the Hon. W. p Byrd, County Judge of said COUNTY,
and ask for a discharge.
A. NOSELEY.
Sheriff and ex-offcio Administrator.
February q, lSS3-6m
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DISCHARGE Notice.

CIX MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HERKDF.
- the undersigned administ rator of the estate
Catherine =. Bowen, deceased, late of Leon county,
State of Florida, will present his final accoenlsto
the Hon. w. 2. Byrd, County Judge Of said c0u0ty,
and ask for discharge. ID,
A. NOSELEY
Sheriff and cx-officio Administrators
EchrnarV u lSS.f4im
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SHORT LINE!
FLORIDA & WESTERN R. R.
-'tn and after Sunday, May Is. 1883, Passenger
tthins will leave and arrive as follows:
FAST MALI D1illl

''onuecting at Savannah with through Pullman
lace Buffet and Drawing room Sleeping Cars. Sa
'..'snas tn New York without change.
onuecting II Chattahoochee with Pensacola and
Mantle Railroad daily for Pensacola. Mobile, New
.'r.ts rs, Texas, and all Mississippi points
Es"sani Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars from Sayan-
. Il and Waycruss To- New Orleans without change.
This train connects NJ New Bradford with steamer
aldo Belle leaving for Cedar Key and Suwannee
rNrr points every tuesday and Friday mornings
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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE TO HEIRS.

THE HEIRS OR THE CHILDREN OF ELIZA
L BETH WALDRUF, (or Elizabeth. If sho ls
alve,) are requested to communicate at once. Win
w. Z. Flanders, of Macon Ga. as Executor Y tis
Win of Ann Ruth. Said w E. Flanders Is t5rect
ed by order Bib Superior Court, to publish tbs
notice. Any person knowing the residence CT ss3d
parties, or any of them, will please commu9icasc
with said Flanders There will be final sett}s
ment of the estate of Ann Ruth during the Isosss'
of October 1888. W. F. FLANDEHS,
August z, 1SS3-6w
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Application for Order to Sell
Real Estate.

I'M MONDAY, THE THIRD DAY or SEP
TENDER, a. d. 1883, /, as guardian Of the c-tA
OF Maggie A. Pcarcc, minor. will alpls SO TIE
Hon. Vim. Z. b. rd Judge of the County CeTrt 81
Leon county Florida for leave to sell at put'ic %
private sale, the following described lots - lasd
lying and situate in the said county Of Leon, alnd
known county lots Nos i, ~, II, II, IT, amd 81.
much Of lots Nos Z, and a lies south nt i ijR,
commencing from stake % chains NORTH fr
the southeast quarter Of said lot :, ard rlDi!;I.,
west lots Z, and 1885 chains in east i.ii
of section 30, township north range w,s'. safe
to be made for maintenance of said minor.
&. G. PEARCE,
Guardian Estate Of Maggie 4. Pcarce, ,sinpr.
.Inlv Il lNN2-lm
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DISCHARGE Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE, THE LNIpEt
- signed executor will present his final ncy"tsts
and vouchers of the estate of Mary j. Ninson Ia pi
Leon county, State of Florida deceased, 10 tie i.H-
orable County Judge Of said county, and ask be
discharge as executor Of said estate.
JAMES VI. NI\SON.
Executor Estate Mary J. Ninson, dee d.
.Junc 10 1SS3-Gm
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Jacksonville and Tampa Rail-
way Company.

rINHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NDTIt*
i Of the formation of Il railroad company, f,sT liz,
purpose of constructing, maintaining and operating.
railroad for public use, in the conveyance IF 81.
sons and property from The CITY of Jacksonville. IA
Duval county, Through Clay, Putnam, Marion, Surg
ter and !lcrntndo counties, t. the City Of Iaa,l,
III Iliilsh"ruUgI county
The ,am' of said company i, "J:cksons ills aid
Tampa Railway Company.
The length OF the railroad is tn bea out two l,un
bred miles.
The capital stock of the company is TWO Ini;tGu
dollars, divided into twenty thousand sarcS Of one
hundred dollars each.
Tue uaines and places of +, residence of ihc dr,c:
tors, wh" shall manage IL atlrs for the rr> gear,
and until Others are chosen il their places ~: L:
II. Mason, 6. f. Ilray and l.. y Wlkic, ali oi i'a-
aIka, Florida. r. II. MASON :
Il. +. iiEALl,s
June ), lSS;-;ml H. ~ WI!kiE:
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TONS and =, daily; Trains 3 and I, daily, ex.
ci't Sunday.
solid Trains Jacksonville to Pensacola
Sleeping Cars Madison to Pensacola
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
SALEM, VIRGINIA.
ThlFty-first Session Begins September IL.

CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES for
Y Degrees. PARTIAL Business, Normal and Pre-
I.aratOry Courses. Full English Courses. French
and German spoken. instruction thorough and
practical. Library Of 10000 volumes Good NOR
ais. Five Churches. Iiealthful mountain location
ENTIRE EXPENSES for 8 months, rincluding
tuition. board, fuel lights, washing, &c. $l49 $l7G,
or $2Oi. Increasing patronage from sixteen States
Catalogue (52 pages) sent free. Address
JULIUS ID. DREHER
July IL, lS83-2m President
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Rail Roads, &c.
THE FLORAL CITY ROUTE.
34AHR as
FLORIDA CENTRAL AND WESTERN RR

JAcKsoNvIILE, FLA, July |, lisa
Commencing this date. trains on this road and "a,
connections will run as follows: u
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FLORIDA TRANSIT AND PENINOULAR. AND
PERNANDINA And JACKSONVILLE
RAILROADS.
@H249 =.
TIME CARD No. 81.
PENrNsUkaR division.

Trains Nos. l, =, g. 4, daily, except Sunday.
Trains Nos l and stop at Baldwin twenty min
National Republican., 1883-01-01

reserved the right to swear at Chalmers after
the fourth Of March.
Mr.. Watson, of Pennsylvania, swore Off
everything but oil.
Mr.. Randall swore of ambition, but felt
bound to endure the speakership once moro.
Mr.. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, swore the tax
OIL tobacco, without caring where it landed
so IL stuck to some foreign substance.
Mr.. Klotz, of Pennsylvania, swore he would
have seat in the street cars or he wouldn't
ride, which amounted to swearing himself off
the street cars.
Mr.. Lord, of Michigan, said that in coming
to congress he had sworn himself of the
craftsmanship of every public board in De-
troit.
Mr.. Muldrow, of Mississippi swore Off call
ing on two pairs.
Hon. DIR. james II. Mclean swore that no
session could be so short as to prevent his
catching the speakers eye, though he had to
swear himself off his own scat and into every
body's else to do t.
Mr.. Dunnell, of Minnesota, swore he would
have Senator WINDOWS scalp.
Senator Window swore that he wouldn't.
John b. Clark, of Missouri, swore off state
politics, and winked toward tho clerk of the
house.
Mr.. Atkins, of Tennessee, swore every other
candidate for clerkship out of the race.
Mr.. George, of Oregon, said he might be
tempted to swear of his salary, but never his
mileage.
Senator Anthony swore off raising any more
turkeys until the extradition laws of Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut favor their arrest
and return.
Mr.. Reagan, Of Texas, said he would swear
OF the house as soon as the senatorship opens
up 10 him.
Mr.. Dezendorf, Of Virginia. swore OFF the
Norfolk navy yard.
Mr.. Tucker, Of Virginia, swore Off all am
bition TO be speaker, aud took on a mild desire
to be chairman Of the ways and means COM
mittee.
Mr.. Williams, of Wisconsin, swore off the cold
water vote.
Mr.. Bragg, Of Wisconsin, sent dispatch
saying he would like to have his late Chicago
engagement sworn off,
Mr.. Pettigrew, of Dakota, swore or his
title Of delegate, and remarked that somebody
would have TO be senator from the new state.
Mr.. Maginnis, Of Montana, swore Off try
ing 20 understand what was going on, and
sworo ON trying 10 understand who was going
on
Tho clock caught the speakers eye and
pointed 10 tho time, and debate was sworn Off
by motion 10 adjourn, and, as amended, the
rcsolution was adopted without reference to
parliamentary rules, and the new year began
with the burial OF the old years animosities
by special committee.
National Republican., 1883-01-01
SOCIAL PEOPLE.
A Few Facts About Folks VINO are Her
for the Holiday.

Tor the HoilOnyss
Mrs Frelinghuyscn is entertaining as her
guests during the Now Year season her niece,
Mrs Schuyler Van Rensselaer, Of New York,
and Miss Wright, of Newark, NJ ]. Miss
Wright is the daughter Of Col. +. H. Wright,
who served on Gen. McClcllans staff during
the war, and hor grandfather, Senator Wright,
of New jersey, was Secretary Frolinghuyson s
predecessor in the senate.
Mrs. David Dudley Field, ir who camo
from New York on Saturday, will receive with
the wife of Justice Field to-day, and will
spend some time here rs her guest.
Mrs. Raymond Rodgers gave n handsome
lunch party on Saturday in honor of her sons
iiance, Miss Virginia Cameron.
Tho wife of Com. Pattison has issued cards
for an afternoon tea at the navy yard on Mon
day, Januarys.
Com. and Mrs. English have issued cards for
a german on the evening of Monday, Janu-
ary 8.
A new assembly club has been formed, com
posed of army and navy officers and a few civil
ians, which takes the place ofthe old Army and
Navy club proper, whose entertainments wore
such prominent events two years ago and in the
seasons preceding that winter. The three
germans by the new club will be given on
alternate Thursdays before Lent, the first
ones being announced for tho evenings of
January IL and 25.
General ana Mrs, David Atwood returned
to the Ebbitt last week, after short trip to
New Hampshire, where they celebrated the
| Christmas festivahat tho old Atwood home
stead among the granite hills.
Mrs. G. ID. Wallace, of New York, is visiting
the family of ex-Secretary McCulloch, at their
residence on Mcpherson square, and will re.
main for some time after the New Year.
There was a sensation akin 60 that created
by the entrance Of the bride when Col. Rob
ert lngersoll appeared in the aisle Of st.
ing, and followed the usher down to front
pew with all tho dignity and solemnity Of a
man born TO ecclesiastical surroundings
Mr.. Gustavus Fox, who was assistant secre-
tary of the navy for many years, gave the
first of u series Of dinners at Wormley's on
Saturday evening
Hdrper's Bdsar is out with series of cuts
representing the New Years callers. Accord
ing to that fashion authority the man who
knows the right thing for costume on this
day wears afrock coat and gloves and carries
his hat and stick into the parlor. The man
who thinks that he knows the right thing
wears a dress suit and leaves his top coat, hat
and stick in the hall.
The statement in yesterdays papers that
Mrs. Justice Harlan was seriously i'll is er-
roneous. While she is not as vigorous in
health as before her long illness of last spring.
there is nothing IN her condition to excite tho
anxiety of friends.
The guests of the Hamilton had their first
social gathering for this season last Saturday
evening, Unfortunately il was tho last one
of the year, but its complete joyfulness held
out u promise of many another like it later
on.
National Republican., 1883-01-01

Foreign Commerce or the United States.
The annual report of Mr.. Joseph Nimmo,
ir, chief of the bureau of statistics on the
foreign commerce of the United States en-
braces a statement in regard to the conditions
which govern the expectation Of grain and
flour from the United States, and detailed
data in regard TO the exports of the products
of agriculture, of manufactures, of mining
of the forest, and of the fisheries A state
ment is also presented showing the increased
foreign commerce of the United States con-
sequent upon the improved facilities which
have been provided for transportation on
railways throughout the country; direct
trade between interier points in the United
States and foreign countries and special state
ments in regard TO tho commerce of the
United States with the principal commercial
nations of the globe. Facts are also presented
showing the foreign commerce at each port
of the United States, and the growth of com
merce ut the different ports. The report
likewise embodies statements in regard to
immigration, duties on imports, and ship
building.
National Republican., 1883-01-01

Tho graduates and students of the Spencer.
ian business college will hold their annual
happy reunion in the college halls and par
lors this evening. Music, dancing, and re-
freshments will fill up the hours from s to IL.
Each holder of ticket is entitled to vote
on Androws's fine portrait of James A, Gar
field. The votes stand this morning Gen
Swain, 28; Col Corbin, 20 Prof. Spencer
li0; Hon. James @. Blaine, "a; Gen, Logan
l2; Mrs Garfield, 10; Mrs. Spencer, 1903; Cor
coran art gallery 2. Total, 352.
National Republican., 1883-01-01
Buurnina.
6nrkish Natha.

NTEW TrRKIsII BATK CDR, BOVEEsl
IN l4i7 g street, opposite Riggs House Large pool,
good ventilation, Ladies' Monday aud Friday. MOI
open Sunday. open from q, m. TIL ~ y. mi Satur
day, ~ y. m. Baths 81; tickets yLBl
apo Dir III. l.. HONfh. Electrician.
nNHE SHEDp BATHS. 9O3 u STREET NEA II
j Ninth, Wen known as the Oldest aud hest In tue
city This bath Is constructed With view 20 cOnY en-
ience being on the first floor. Turkish. Russian SUI
phur and Mercurla Baths givon with skill and OK
perlence Mani NJ trOf ten years. experiences a. this
estahshnent Single bath, W. for VI h,ti0 Open
Sunday nom n m. TO D IN. mr2o.u
National Republican., 1883-01-01
Nniinnnl snIIier., IInmn.

The report Of the board of managers of the
National Soldiers Home, laid before the house
Of representatives, Saturday, estimates the
necessary appropriation for the next fiscal
year at S1,122,0ss. The managers estimate
that there will be 500 more inmates than last
year, and submits with the report list of
$4,000 names of inmates There were $50
taken In during the year past--2O0 more than
In 1881
National Republican., 1883-01-01
THERE'S GOING TO BE A FIGHT.
Newspaper Row Excited Over Rumors OF
an impending Duel.

Newspaper Row Excited Over Rumors OF
an impending Duel.
Newspaper row was much disturbed last
evening over a sobial sensation in tho shape
Of an Impending duel between a titled attache
of foreign legation aud society young man.
The story that was set afoat in regard to tho
affair was 10 the effect that Count Somebody
met a young lady, the daughter of parents of
high rospeotability aud social position, for
whom he conceived passionate regard. That
no might be moro In the society of his
adorable acquaintance he volunteered to
give her course Of instruction in the
language Of his native land. She ac-
ecpted the offer, and the tutor and his fair
pupil were thrown into each others society
constantly. The foreign gentleman's atten-
tions TO the young lady at last aroused the
jealousy Of the society young man alluded to
above, TO whom she was betrothod and a con-
sultatiOn between pater familias and his pros
pcctiyo sonin-law was the result. The So
cicty young man protested against the count,
and insisted that he should be banished from
the house. The twain resolved TO visit the
lady aud eKpostulatc with her. To their
disgust they found the detestabo count
Ia her company, and when the OBJ
loct Of the visit was broached there
was scene. The lady declared her
preference for the atiacho Of the foreign lcga-
tion then and there, and violent war Of
words aud, some have Il, war Of blows, en-
sued, the result OF which is understood TO
have been challenge To- mortal combat.
Whether the defy came from the count or the
society young man has not transpirod, and
nobody appears 30 know how far the threatened
hostilities have been carried. The outcome
will probably be known before to-morrow's
Nln rises.
National Republican., 1883-01-01
Mr.. eebhard,s Close Attendance.

Mr.. Frederick Gebhard has been devoted
follower of Mrs. Langtry during her per-
formances at the Brooklyn theater this week
lie calls for her every night at the close of
the performances and takes her away in his
coach to tho Albermarle hotel in this city.
70 is said that he has eight seats at every per-
Nymance and that he gives them away to his
Nudg
National Republican., 1883-01-01
0hirOno0isls.

TNASY FEET, &c.-DAILY WALKS IN THE
H open air aud sunshine ONygen2e aud decarbOn,
se the system, tlorqughly promoting health and
longevity ana Dr, whites twenty-one consecutive
years o( successful practice IN Washington, d. o.,
enables requisite treatment for Hard and son poTns
Buniona Club and Inverted Mails, Frost Bite, chill
balns, Vascular Excresences and other complaints
otihe eet Refers tho luost emuont phyhlo ans ami
sirseu,S HIS ChlronodN Establishment lllt Penn
sylyana avenue, opposite Willnnp Motel, Ii patron
lied by the fiRe Of the world. Asa ''a
ni. Sundays, l0a m 10 '