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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-30

| Not many weeks AGO man cams into
the shop of we'll known n vnhroksr
IN New York and exhibited 4 mir of m
perb eight carat diamond ear rinon.
They were large and looked like Twelve
carat gems. The man aake,l 4 loan of
xlOOO upon them. Long and carefollv
the pavneroker examined the pema. HI
oovetous eyes spanked. He concluded
.nas tine stones were genuine blue white
diamonds, which are as rare as thew are
beautiful. They bring from xI5O 10 x5m
a carat. Tiffany l. Co. had one avhiIe
ago for which they refused 1900 A carat.
but the brokers' admiration did mot Get
.ne Deter bis business instincts. He
aeciined to loan more than 500 upon
the ear rings. This the customer posi.
lively and promptly refused. After
long argument the contracting parties
compromised upon $50. As soon as
the customer left the shop the broker
ordered his clerk (who Was out of sight
curing the neRoti sti0nsl 70 follow the
man and buy the ticket at any price.
Inc clerk obeyed, and, after some dick
ering. the victim exchanged the ticket
Tor fO. Wild with delight, the broker
fastened to wash and polish his trea-
sures. But when he took them from the
water cry OF asst Inishment escaped
him. The blue white Iustsr vas gone.
and. t0 his surprise and anger. the
shrevd expert foand that be Z al Maid
nigh price for ordinary green yellow dia-
monds, worth at tho most $40 a carat.
Ihe stones were painted.
painting diamonds," said Detective
Britton. "Do you know how it il done?
Look here" Mr.. Britton drew from his
pocket . small package, which he care
fully opened. II contained perhaps a
tablespoonful of very dark red pow
der. This il q very simple and fsmll-
lar article, he said, and can be bought
for ~ pound, and that amount viii
paint all the diamonds in Christeudom.
This little bottle, as You see, contains Z
colOrless fluid, also well known and
cheap. Nov, We will put tiny grain of
the powder upon this plate and then
pour on a few drops of the fiuid. Then
We will mix the two and We have a rich,
dark red liquid. Very we'll. Examine
this stone" The detective took a ring
from his finger. The stsns vas a large
diamond with = yellow-greenish east.
With little oamel's- hair brush he gently
painted the under side Of the gem with
the red fluid; in twinkling the green
lab tint disappeared end the stone giowed
with the peerless tints of first-vater
diamond. Mr.. Britton then painted the |
stone completely. Il took at first a |
blood-red hue, which, after a little rub
binR with woOllen cloth, changed 70 a |
deep, dark, beautiful blue. Held at
arms length, the gem flashed and scin-
tilated like spark of electricity.
"There! EXCLAIMED Mr.. Britt0u, that |
10 not q bad sham sapphire. A real |
sapphire of that size would be worth |
more than diamond. Experts an we'll
a. buyers have been fooled by this |
process"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-30

The parquet and dress circle ia pro-
vided with the best Of opera chairs, and
the balcony with the best of opera set
tees. The boxes will all have elegant,
easy reclining chairs. The orchestra
and box rails will be all of nickel, and
the boxes will be draped with heavy da-
mask curtains, suspended on nickel
rods. The walls and ceiling are covered
with beautiful decorations of the most
expensive kind. The combinations are
very pleasing to the eye. and, while they
are light and cheerful, nothing suRgest-
i've of Randiness ia seen. The tints are
harmoniously blended and of subdued
tone, but ths effect will be brilliant by
gaslight. The house ia better provided
with exits than any other opera house
ia the state. There are four exits from
the parquet in the rear and two in the
front, one on each side. One of these
opens directly upon the ground at the
rear of the block. From the dress cir
ole and balcony four stairways lead
down. and there are two wide and easy
stairways from the corridor. The
house, when filled, can be easily and
quietly emptied in oLe minute and a
half. The stage liz 33 feet deep. 52 feet
wide, and has loft - feet high. II
has four sets of grooves, and the drop
curtain is 3OxaO. The scenery is now
being painted, and the. work il said to
equal, in artistic beauty, that of the
Minneapolis opera house. The stage
will ba supplied with all modern fix
lures Of the most approved stvie.
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sasrrssc sNrKllaCExCE.

foET DIsooykAY, Sept. ~. Sailed =
SCHOONER Frithion.
FONT TowNsEsD, Sept. 9.--Arrived-
nsrk Lizzie Williams.
6alisd-Bark Enoch Talbot.
soer GAAaLx. 6spe. @.-Sailed :
eeooes Oompssr for Santa Barbara
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THE DILUTE ePERA wer,x

Duluth, at the other end of the North
ern Pacific, has Just finished the build
ing of an opera house very similar 70
the one now building in Seattle, its chief
and almost only difference being tina,
the building here will be little the
larger of the two. The Duluth opera
house was opened on the light Of Sep
tember 10Th by the Emma Abbott CON-
psny IN Martha. The house was full
and crowded. and the local enthusiasm
was immense. The following is full
description Of the new Duluth bui ldinp:
The opera house block il the largest
and handsomest business structure in
Duluth. The block has front Of I27
feet on Superior street aud ~ on Fourth
avenue west and is four stories high.
The lower story contains six splendid
store rooms, each 20 feet wide and 81
feet deep. with ceilings IA feet high.
The fronts are all of French plate glass,
and the interior work of character to
correspond with the general elegant ap-
pearance of the building. The second
story is divided into eight offices. of va
nous sizes, six fronting on Superior
street and two on Fourth avenue. These
offices all have magnificent windows
and ceilings IL feet high. On the third
hpor there are nine offices, similar to
those on the floor below. The fourth
floor has seven offices and a music
room 25x42 feet, of good hight and ad-
mirably adapted for dancing parties,
concerts and social gatherings.
The opera house is entered by broad
stairway from Fourth avenue which
opens into a wide corridor, running
around the entire auditorium. The
main stairway ON Superior street also
opens into the corridor, SO that there
are two entrances to the opera house
proper. Near the Fourth avenue en-
trance, TO the right of the stairway is the
box office, coy little place, which
opens into the private office of the man.
ager just behind it. The auditorium is
entered from the corridor by two wide
doorways in the rear. During a perform
ance these doors are kept open and the
opening ia hung with heavy curtains
which shuts out from the inside of the
house the noise in the corridor. The
main floor of the opera house is 52x109
feet, and the highest part of the ceiling
is thirty -four feet from the main floor.
The actual seating capacity of the bouse
is 1000. II extra chairs are put in and
necessity demands it, 100 persons can
be accommodated comfortably at a
performance. The seating arrangement
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Pythaeoras ussd 70 say that 4 wound
from the tOnRus h wsrss than . wound
from the sword; for tbs latter a1ecsa
only ths body. ths fornsr the sparit-
The sonl."
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To have ideas 10 ~ gather flowers; 10
think u - weave them into sarlznds.
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A GIRL TO ATTEND CHILDREN.
"A Apply at the Temple of Fashion,
corner OF Secoud and Marion streets. 25tf
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II was but a simple pin
On a chair,
And the little boy did grin

AiA0 - UO6t,
When the teacher took q seat
And in manner very feet
Flew half q hundred feet
In the air.
This the teacher doth annoy,
And he chants,
And no pardon to the boy
Quick he grants,
But he grabs the indisereet
Little boy, and doth him beat
I'LL no rather spOils the seat
OF his pants.
The newest nicely az to perjury il
found in San Francisco. One Peraxz.
had been convicted of the crime. bu
the supreme court reversed the o0nvic
ton on the ground that the point tina
the offender was sworn to testify TO wa
not material in the proceedings, an,
therefore his testimony could not b
periury.
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TRAMS-COMTlNENTAl
SHORT IINH

For through tickets. time tables and fun
Information apply to A. L. MAXWELL
Ticket Agent Oregon Railway and Nayi.
CATION Company. Portland. Oregon. or to
any coupon ticket agent on this coast.
). 3. MERRILL. A. v. II. CARPENTER.
- Gen1 Manager. Gen. Pass. & Tiki Agt
Paul, Mimi.
W. H. MARSHALL Trav. Pass. Agent
81 Front ct. Portland, Or. seq i'm
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WANTED.

HOOD MAN TO RUN THE PLANER
VI in the l.. w. NJ. Co.'s mill on Lake
Washington. A stead, job all whit r to
q LIVE NAN: no other need apply good
wages. @. G. PHINNEY & Co,
SCI II At the Mil.
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To Rent.
ROOMS TO LET.

I ARGE AND ELEGANTLY FUR
u Dished rooms suitable for man and
wife. with or without board. Corner of
seventh and Mill streets.
se25 l0t MRS, GLEOHILL.
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For Sale.

A FINE CARRIAGE TEAM. SOUND.
u kind and handsome; weight, $500
pounds; Ole dapple grey the other dap
pie brown. A twOseated wagon and har-
ness also for sale with team, or separately
5 Inn ALEX. CHAMBERS. Fl. Townsend
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TO BORROW,

SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS
y on good real estate security. Apply
At this Office. eeS n
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A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE,
"A work in Q family of three. Apply to
MRS. H. H. LEWIS.
% Corner of Cherry and Eleventh sts.
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DY MAN AND WIFE, SITUATIONS
- as .oks In logging camp or sawmili
Address NJ. H.. Box No. 536 Seattle 2. 6
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Latest information from the Land OF
foe concerning vacant lands for intend
ing settlers. Conveyancers and Notaries
Public. Taxes paid.
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A Thief lauxhl.

NEw YoBK, Sept. 28.-John b. Carroll,
for two years preceding March last
clerk in the Bureau Of Arrears, was ar
rested on charge of forgery. Il is al
leeei that he appropriated about $780,
600.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-30
JEWISH NEW YEARS
Knights OF Pythias, ttsntiOn.
SPECIAL MEETING.

QY A CAPABLE AND ENERGETIC
u woman. Q situation as housekeeper or
q place to do general homework. Ad-
dress Box 80. Seattle. se2s 81
National Republican., 1883-05-24
DrsnIte tI1e CIcrrr.

MONTREAL, May GA belief is current in
Irish national circles that despite the action
of the clergy the local Irish societies will form
themselves into league branches. A leading
member of the Montreal branch Of the Irish
land league says they will probably abandon
National Republican., 1883-05-24
More Assisted Emigrants.

BosToN, May 23.-The steamer Prussian,
which arrived here to-day, brought LOGO
steerage passengers. Most of these people are
assisted" emigrants, and their average con-
dition is much the same as those landed here
before by tho Allan line. few Of them are
engaged to go to Lewiston, Me-, TO work in a
,,,m
National Republican., 1883-05-24

league, and hold convention and form u
similar organization for the dominion of Can
ada. The local branch of the league has
delegates interviewing the different Irish
national societies here and they will report
on Sunday next, when the whole subject will
be discussed. Meantime the position taken
by the Irish Catholic clergy is upheld by all
except few who care little for any clergy.
National Republican., 1883-05-24
D.mooro,,o Union V.,orsns.

SAN Francisco, May 23.-The council of
tho Democratic Union Veterans, at a meeting
last evening, proposed to extend their organi-
zaton to all parts of the United States. Gen.
Rosecrans will be made head Of tho organiza-
tions with the view, IL is believed, of giving
him presidential boom.
National Republican., 1883-05-24
ny
r. II SMITH q SON,
/ SIS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
ny
E o Il s AL Il

HOUSES.
Largo double three.story brick, 40 feet 'front.'
New Jersey avenue, near capitol ".,........ $4,000
Ninth and Tenth streets. ,;.,,.,... ,""y".. 1900
Elegant three-,tory % ana basement corner ,,ooo
Two three'story and basement bricks adJoln- o..
conSenient nv ] t6reesiory cottage and grounds
ThTeesforyg S 9sS' Brick IS feet mont iionins park
Beadtni Queen Xnne three.story BRICK, ii
Pic iseSe Se@ hrccslcTy brick corner house
Three S'' new sssy' tRreestory bricks, Tbirleenti
street northwest each a.,....,.,., .....,.,,, 1000
ThTee.stoTy brick and stable nearly new, N
TRrec,story % tor brick jlO roomsy, New Jersey ay.
Tspee gS broE street bc%een Four. '0'
ieenth aud Fifteenth streets northwest y''ss 5000
TwD.s,ory and basement brick " Toomsl, 80 .
Threestory 6rici irnGr house Capitol Iiii. I00i
Two iwosiory bricks nd dIoning above, oaoh;,- 1900
TwO-sIOry brick corner house. II street north .
Egh, handsomG me- thrcGstory bricks, new Six.
teenth street northwest 1900
Ten room corner house, Twentieth street -
TWosloTy brick oghroom corner Gopse 1900
Threestory and basement brick, Eleventh .oo
ThrSestory rge brick, tenth street Northwest 500
1hree.slory brick and side lot, Tenth street oo.
Four our twostory bricks, Sixteenth street and
SdVa And numerous Nero others In ali parts Of tue city
LOTS.
Fine lot fronting Iowa Circle, Is by 80,
Lots on Twelfth Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth,
sixteenth eventeenth and Eighteenth streets north.
west.
FoR sALA-
WE HAVE HOUSES FOR SALE AT A BAR
GAIN IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY.
WE WILL OFFER FOR FEW DAYS ONLY
SIX LOTS ON CoRCoRAN STREET CHEAP
IF SOLD AT ONCE
BISHOP HILL,
Insurance and Real Estate Agents.
1908 street northwest
National Republican., 1883-05-24
6nrhish Rnths.

NEW TURKISH HATH CDR BovEFsl
IN l4i7 street. opposite Riggs House. Large pool,
open sunday, Open from a m. I'LL 10 y. M; SAtug,
day, l2 p m Baths, lli gtlckets, $50
apo DR. Ii. L. BoVEE, Electrician
TINHE SHEDD BATHS DOS r STREET NEAR
Il Ninth, well known As the oldest and beat IN tha
city. This bath IL constructed with view 10 conven-
fence, being on the hrst floor Turkish, RuhAlan suA
phur, and Mercurial Baths given with skll and -.
peTenoe. MonipnlatorO Of ten years perenoe At ia
establishment Single bath, ~ u Tor 81 lht0 Opon
Sunday from A. m. TO y, IN mt2lu
National Republican., 1883-05-24
-ToHN LYON,
i5Os Pennsylvania AvENUE NORTHWEST
WASHINGToN, d O.
ToHN LYON,
High and low pressure

Hlgh ana low pressure
STEAM HEATING AND VENTILArIN0
for all Glasses Of buildings Special attention RlVen
10 heating private houses, Old or Imperfect working
Jobs renovated and satisfaction guaranteed. Heating
and ventiIaIinE Green Houses and Cons?ryaIorvs
especially,
National Republican., 1883-05-24
AsRIEX HARIS, n, J.
Apply to
IAk ~ Hlplt kOlIAGk u.
open May q. -,

Applyto blrs. Z. ], sTETLER. :
TTsEFUL FEET
L Are regulate TO health and comfort hence the
elIte OF the world, far and near, visit
DIR. WHITES ESrABLISuhENT,
IalB Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's HOTEL
For the successful treatment Of hard ana son cOTli
bunions, inverted nails vascular excrcsoences, and
other ailments of the feet.
Isiablished In Washington, ID. g., In 1851.
ONCE fee, 81 per visit for putting the feet In or
der.
National Republican., 1883-05-24
,fur SaIr--S uusrs.

JNoR SALE-THAT VERY DESIRABLE. MOD
G EHATE SIZED RESIDENCE
81 NJ street, between sixth and Seventh northwest.
The lot is 2 feet front, running back I2i feet. The
location delightful; nelghbo excellent; large
front flower garden, besides parking; side porches;
water gas, and brick stable, all In good order Apply
% OWNER, Room IS, Le Droit Building, corner Of
Eighth and + streets. niy236t
NOR sALE-FIFTEEN NEW HOUSES, sa5Oo
IL LO o. GO; other houses. $1,000 TO $1,000 easy
terms WALTER t. WRIGHT, II, Cloud Building.
my2a3tF
VNOR SALE OR LEASE-A HANDSOME NEW
OF city; Is elegantly furnished throughout, but would
be unfurnshed II deslred; owner leaving town. Ad-
dress u. H. NJ. Republican Office, my223t*
JNOR SALE-NEW BRICK RtSIDENCES DE-
IL sirnbly located ON Capitol Hill; neat appearance
modern improvements, and large lots: we'll paying
Investments. Apply to a, q CLARK, go Four'nnd-
a ahalfstreet northwest. niyi7-6t$
a II
National Republican., 1883-05-24
EoR RENT-BY b. II. WARNER,

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 No, aud how they may be
seen Property for sale In NIL pnrts ofthe city Money
W '''''' h. il. WARNER 0i6 + street
National Republican., 1883-05-24
SArOitaI

MO CURE No PAYS YEARS EXPERIENCE
~ and over 20 years Vt 200 street southwest, A
cure guaranteed In every case Of gonurrhea syphilis
and loss ofsexua power Medicine Furnished Adj
Vice free, my22jme
National Republican., 1883-05-24
mrnnitA---Ylist,IIuntnna

w ANrED-THE USE OF HORSE AND
w buggy few hours daily for their keeping, Ad-
WANTED-soME ONE TO GIVE 1NsTRUC.
w tion n regard to practice and rulings before the
oe PaSS oce e Gddes PP%SNT %
kICE Republican Onlce. my24as
WV ANTED-A CAMERA, bBY s, OR LARGER;
stating and make, T. L. h, RoPu6ean 5fice. sisti
NATURALIZATION SCALE OF 400 OR 500
RSTTPa 9PaHS sSShSSan dS 'SFe ee truck y
ENoR SALE MOCKING BIRD-A SPLENDID
II two-year-od; Tennessee bird elegant singer;
warranted and reference given. AT l2OI street
northwest my2i-3tt
VXTANTED-oNE OR TWO HORSES. IN Ex-
w change for new extension:top Surrey carriage
can onlce. my2SaA
WY ANTED-To PURCHASE BROOKLYN OR
onico. my25.3ts
NXrtLLTAM sAYREs, THE oLD HOUSE
now prepared to attend to orders at reasonable
prices. my226ts
NXyANTED-FoR IT'S KEEPING AND CARE,
euarantse best Of care and KIND treatment Hddress
CAMORS Republican Office. my22-Js
WANTED-To HIRE FOR SHORT TIME, 4
w baby coach Address H. A. J'' Republican %
VNTANTED-A CASE OF wUooP1NG COUGH
wv that cannot be cured BY Bogerts Vegetable
northeast corner Thirteenth and streets. my2lStt
VLTANTED-A BABY CARRIAGE OF MOD
w ern make In good order. Address with terms,
ol2 New York avenue. my22-Ste
WY HORSES TO PASTURE; BON
w stalls for grain feeding when required shade;
and water In each field keeping horses specialtyi
order box at Prices stable 81 sixth street northwest
city reference o. H. z. CLARK. Sligo Md. 2l.lmt
Il LOYDS wASHfNGTON 25 CENT EXPRESS
Il ! calls for aud delivers baggage parcels, DC Bag
gage checked. Postal orders promptly filled, Offices
l5f Pennsylvania avenue and 0O3 street northwest
myl9-BtN
WANTED - SHORTHAND PUPILS, BY
w fully competent person, who Will give three
lessons q week and charge only t2 month. Address
NJ. H. ", Republican OilCe. myis6tS
A GENTS wANTED-To SELL. THE NEW
"A DEPARTURE" natural system OF Leaning
to write and copy WE'LL OrthOgraphy. elements OF
the English Language Letter Writing. Proper Con-
struciion of sentences English Grammar. and
Punctuation at the same time. Half u dozen works
n one Can be carried ~ the pocket Sells at sight
Every government oificial and thousands OF others
will wnnt copy. Liberal terms For full particu-
lars address Il. r. PELToN & CO., % Bond street
New York. myi76t
WANTED,YoU TO KNOW THAT WE SELL
much better and great deal cheaper than common
new suit can be bought, at
National Republican., 1883-05-24
TRAVEL TO EUROPE.

EsiImRIes OF Goat for Toura 90 AnY FhFt
of Europe aud the orient.
TICKETS ISSUED and RELIABLE fNFoRMA.
TioN CHEERfULLN GiNEN. special arrange.
particulars In monthly Travel" with maps sent
iTec, Address AMEfllCAN ENCHANoE fRAN
ELEltS' BUREAU, i62 broadway, Now York
q. a. nAMATIONI. Mhnager.
National Republican., 1883-05-24

LNOR SALE-MOCKING BIRD-A SPLENDID
~ twoyear-old; Tennessee bird; elegant singer I;
warranted and reference given. At l2O7 T. street
northwest. my2i-3tf
National Republican., 1883-05-24

n ECORATIVE ART NEEDLE .WORK-AIItS.
- Il. BRASELMAN VIII give Instruction Ia
Crewe, KenslDglon, and all kinds Of Embroidery
hroldering Parlors No. l2ll street northwest
Termsreasonable. seilly
sSVNTEAK AND uNDEVELoPED PARTS OF
w the human body enlarged, developed. and
strengthened" &C, Is an Interesting advertisements
long run In our paper In reply TO Inquiries We Will
say that there N no evidence OF humbug about this
on the contrary, the advertisers very highly In
dorsed interested persons may get sealed clIenera
p o, Box 5l3, Buffalo, n. Y.--lbiedo Evening nee.
Oc3ltf
National Republican., 1883-05-24
A sHooTINa AFFRAY.

James w. Phillips was arrested this morn
ing charged with shooting William Clarkson.
Both are young men. and the shooting oc-
CURED late last night in bar room on Broad
street. They had a fsticu6' and subsequently
separated. Clarkson was sitting down at n
table eating sandwich when Phillips came
to the door and shot him. The ball entered
his side and lodged in the muscles Of his back.
The wounded man was unable to appear at
Court thia r,ornino
National Republican., 1883-05-24
CoLoNIAL BEACH'
hELLrI INrTRsInN

Of the lot owners and ihrr ifonds 20 colonial Beach
TN nEDOnATtON DAY. MAY 40. 1874
Steamer AfroNsmth will lsavo ferry wharf foot OF
seventh sirstt ~ 7.si a. ui4 returning al 10 y. M
Music hy Prot prospcr's Hand.
1hp boat will stop III Alexandria. d
Tickets to be- had ht the following drug siorcsi
Thompson'a, Milhurna, brews, Smmst, Braces,
and Majors. 0fice uoioniM Beach hlso room :, 81
cloud building. Refreshments on hOAtu.
National Republican., 1883-05-24

VXTANTED-ONE OR TWO HORSES, IN EX- |
w change for new extepson.tOp Surrey carriage
or will sell cheap for cash. Address q W., RepnblE
National Republican., 1883-05-24

AUTHORIZATIONS SCALE OF 400 OR 500
w pound capacity, and store truck. Address
LOMESr CASH. Kepnbllcan Office. my2l-3tt
National Republican., 1883-05-24
QrrsunnI

HAIR MATTREssEs RENOVATED AND
il made over at peoples residences N required.
Call at or address ii9 Pennsyiyana avenue hpsIh-
west, NJ. DILLON. mysiEp
National Republican., 1883-05-24
for Bfnt--Monsrs

I,oR RENT-FoR THE SUMMER. A FUR
IL nished house, with modern improvements, in
Georgetown US per month. Address L., Republican
OfiCp. myni.NN
National Republican., 1883-05-24
Fnr Sulr--Ynts
gUurSins.

SOar0iug.
NOR RENT-17i5 II STREET NORTHWEST
IL furnished rooms, second and third floors, with or
without. board table boarders accommodated; ref
erences required. my2i,5t
A FEW PERSONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
IA with good table board at 400 q street northwest.
nIy23att
TIIRS'T.CLASs TABLE BOARD AT 8i3 TIIIR-
II teenh street northwest; also pleasant furnished
rooms my23.3tt
gro TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
ID - Good board and nicely furnished rooms
with gas and bath In private family; also table
board. myl23t%
HIREMoNT HOUSE.
Il CHANGE OF PROPRTETORs.
Firstcass table polite nnd attentive ser wants Very
desirable situation for families. Rates. $50 aud ~
per day US, ESQ., s3S. and siOper month.
del H. W. DENISON, Proprietor.
National Republican., 1883-05-24

Special train 10 leave baltimore aud potomac Rail.
fuad station % 10 a. tu. h,iuru'us rvach washing
tun about el o. on.
Hand viii onlvoa the orcasion ai the ren Mar Pa
YiliiUu.
Meals aud refreshments served nj moderate rAics.
farg ior th, rodnd "trip, o. children, between .
und ie year, a.
T..al. ln b .nIl a ono onlce o. ns eompany.