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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-15
FOR SALE.

Good Team, Harness and Wagon,
Cheap. Apply to Chas. Wanless, First
West, between Fifth and Sixth South. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-15
WANTED.

A young man to work IS porter in a
billiard hall; also q No. waiter. APP
ply at the White House. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-15
GIRL WANTED.

Wanted. q girl to do general house
work Apply at this Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-15
Miscellaneous.
Chicago, 14--Whisky, 16,

Springfield. Ills, 14.-No further
disturbance at the Rolling Mill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-15
HORSES AND MULES

for sale. Apply to A. S. Patterson,
152 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-15
WANTED.

A girl to do general homework. APP
ply to Mrs VIM. Mckay, Second South,
between Fifth and Sixth East. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-15
WANTED.

Five Hundred Bushels of Potaioss.
Will pay 25c. per bushel in merchsn-
disc. john W. Smell, Idaho Store. T o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-15
WANTED.

A girl to do general house work. APP
ply on south side of Third South Street,
at third house east of Fourth East Street,
r
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-15
SPECIAL Advertisements
WANTED.

A young man TO work as Porter in q
billiard hall also No. l Waiter. Ap-
ply q, the White House, T
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-15

SHADES, curtains and cornice. Bar
rats. 7
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-15
ORANGES. ORANGES.

Oranges by the box lcheap, at Cutler
Bros.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-15

MUMMY MARKET
New York, 14.-P cime mercantile,515
Of; exchange, steady, 4S2}4@4 s314
long, 4,s5 sight. Governments str opg.
National Republican., 1883-01-18
Halfway Land Grants in I,,yn.

The state officials of Iowa in tho matter Of
certification and patenting of lands in that
state for lands lost under the grant for the Nc
Grcgor Western Railway company, having in
sisted that there is nothing for the state TO do
except receive the patent, the secretary of tho
interior has instructed the commissioner of
the land Office TO inform the Iowa officials
that tho competency of the railway agent
who is accredited TO the department. as the
agent of the state to adjust the railway grant
cannot be denied, as well to select the lands
in question as any other tracts duo as
indemnity. If tho state persists in de-
manding that they bo patented as
railway lands in order that she may make
the partition and patents to her own gran
tees, she should insist upon a complete selcc-
tion, adjustment, and settlement by her own
selecting agent with the interior depart
ment us to all the lands due under the grant
and by tender of the proper fees fulGll the
requirements of the statutes governing such
adjudication. Having thus procured the
patents to all the lands, she may execute her
own laws as TO transfer to the respective
benefciaries unombarrasscd by any questions
arising in the Interior department. If the
railway agent declines TO include such lands
in his lists, the state may complete the set
Element by another agent duly recognized, so
she may receive evidence of whatever title
has been bestowed by the granting act in the
premises.
National Republican., 1883-01-18
The Indian Comm,ssIoners.

The board of Indian commissioners are
holding their annual meeting in this city
They have had n conference with the repre-.
scntatives of the religious bodies, and have
also interviewed Secretary Teller, upon the
subject of an increase of the appropriation for
the education of Indian children, A commit.
tee also went to congress yesterday upon the
same subject. The secretary informed them
that he had determined not to appoint any
moro Indian agents simply upon the recon-
mendation of religious bodies, but would re-
quirc other Endorsements of candidates, and
would determine for himself upon their fit
ness. The commissioners held n business scs-
sion yesterday afternoon which was of consd-
cradle duration.
National Republican., 1883-01-18
Tho nIlssisslnn, A,mrnnr,ntinn.

The house committee on commerce ycster-
day interrogated personal members of the
Mississippi river commission in regard to the
progress of the work, the expenditures thus
far made, the amount which can be proftably
expended during the next fiscal year, and
other matters connected with the improve
ment of tho Mississippi river and its tribu-
taries. The questions asked were designed to
aid the committee in the preparation of the
Mississippi river Improvement item of the
river and harbor bill, The appropriation to
be recommended for this purpose, however,
will not be finally determined upon until tho
special committee appointed to investigate
the matter shall have submitted its conclu-
sions
National Republican., 1883-01-18
GOV. sTEpuENs's CHAIR WHEEL,
And n Pair OF Little Opinions Heard by
One Standing Near By.
Nra. Mary =. Bryan IN sunny souih.

Mrs.. Mary 4. Bryan IN Sunny South.
When Mrs. Harper, Of New Orleans, shook
his hand, she said;
a think you are looking so bright to-day,
governor, because you hayo lately made so
many hearts happy by your christmas gift of
mercy. These poor cOnvicts their mothers
wives, and children, are blessing you by their
hearths this very hour"
" But there are some who arc not blessing
mo because Of tho pardons,' returned Mr.
stephens, smiling. "some folks are growing
about it,"
"Thero will always be growlors and cynics,
you know. They are the shade to the social
picture You do not mind them"
"Oh, no. Doubtless they think they are in
the right, just as believe l am. My friends
know me well enough to feel sure have done
nothing without conscientious deliberation
and inquiry. Ihave labored to understand and
weigh each individual case. know what
blight imprisonment is. How il dwarfs and
embitters man-takcs away all hope and
self respect-brings on disease and morbid
mentality. Yes; know what it is TO be in
prison, Remember, l was in one for FIVE
months part Of the time on Jail bird faro,
and in u damp ground floor cell that loft me
with the rheumatism which now keeps mo
prisoner in this chair. All that Fort Warren
experience taught me how to feel for prisoners.
1t is good Spartan maxim that nobody should
rule over the people unless he is of them
and has suffered with them-llnows their
temptations and hardships-ther pains and
punishmcnts. Then he can put himself in
their places and understand to bo merciful as
well as just.
"What is that about rabbits, Miss Brewster"
turning to Miss Georgia, whom he had over
heard.
ave were just wondering, governor, if you
carried u rabbits paw in your pocket for good
luck l have friend who does, and he says
it is u common practice"
am too old lawyer to commit myself"
returned Mr.. Stephens smiling. "But 1 be-
lieve there are plenty of tolcrably sensible
folks besides our coored friends who carry q
rabbits paw as an amulet. 1t is queer how
many legends and superstitions hang about the
little creature. Brer rabbit deserves TO be
called the south's national animal as the eagle
is our national birdD
National Republican., 1883-01-18
The poqtnnnsicr R,snousibl,.

The Postoilicc department is now deciding
a case which is likely To prove of interest.
Some time ago a citizen of q place where there
is u first class postoilice ordered thousand
special request envelopes, and, NJ required
by law, paid the price thereofin advance. The
assistant postmaster Of the place took tho
money and gave II receipt therefor. The en-.
velopes We're not forthcoming, and, ON inquiry,
it was found that the assistant postmaster hSd
dccamped, leaving no entry of the payment
of the money or of the ordering of the envc-
opes. Tho postmaster held himself not ac-
countable for the loss Of tho money and the
citizen appealed to the department. The latter
will rule that the postmaster is responsible.
National Republican., 1883-01-18
CIaims for Indian srnnIIrs.

The senate committee ON claims yesterday
agreed to recommend the passage of the house
bill authorizing the accounting officers of the
treasury to examine and audit all tho unpaid
claims heretofore iiled in the departments for
services rendered and supplies furnished un-
der directions Of the Indian bureau, or any
of It's agents; and in cases where said SER
vices and supplies are found TO have actually
been applied to the benefit of the Indians, to
report 20 congress the balances cquitably due
on said accounts respectively, uotwithstand-
ing NO smllleiont nnnrnnrintinn o..isLnd
National Republican., 1883-01-18
The Proposod railway comnlisslon.

The bill introduced in the senate by Mr..
Edmunds creating Il commission to investi-
gate the railway transportation question diff
fors from the bill introduced by Mr.. ingalls,
only in the particulars that three of the COM
mission shall be experts in railway tpnspor-
tatiOn and that tho commission shall have its
report and accompanying testimony printed
for the use Of Congress by the first Monday of
December next. The ingalls, bill provides
simply that tho commission shall consist of
seven civilians
National Republican., 1883-01-18
Tho NteeI CInssillnnlInnn.

Mr.. II. N, Oliver, of Pittsburg appeared
before the senate finance committee yestcr-
day, by invitation, to explain the reasonswhy
the tariff commission made two classihcations
Of bosicmer steel The hearing will DO con-
tinued to-day.
National Republican., 1883-01-18
ctor Gent -nlistr!InnrOns.

GTORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR
- sale. Ia sixteenth street northwest, Ials-it@
FVN H. CARPENTER, ~ MILES NORTHEAST
Il of AnncOBliR post-Ollcc ID. O., opposite tho
Congressional Cemetery. Horses under shelter, with
care go Colt breaking and handling vicious horses
n speciality. Horses bought ana sold. Orders NJ Al
lis0n Majors, Fourteenth aud l. streets northwest
promptly attended TO. dolS-lu
National Republican., 1883-01-18
The Jnnes-sheIIcv Or.

Tho house committee on elections has de-
cided to recommend that select committee
be sent to Alabama TO investigate The alleged
frauds in the election OF Representative
Shelley, -
National Republican., 1883-01-18
A REASONABLE PRICE
dcio pennsylvania avenue Tenth and d sire

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning. contains complete schedule OF our houses,
stores, shops, ana farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices EC.. aud how they mHy be
secn Property for sale In all parts ofthe city Money
-. ii. WARNER. Oi6 street
TT YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
Il Trade CITY or Country Property comeand the
Wcnt hiirnins at the Real Estate Exchange OF
WILLIAM H. MAIN G BROrHER, 81 Charles
Hotel corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. mhl0-tf
National Republican., 1883-01-18
HIS MEMORY FAILED HIM.

He swore that he did not know Mantz; did
not know anything about the robbery "didn't
know nothing about nothing" Without call
ing me or any other witness, the prosecuting
attorney stated to the court that he had no
case and nolle pressed it. l endeavored to get
forward to catch the attention Of the judge,
for / felt that ought to sag something, and
while was working my way through among
the chairs Mant2 got up and walked of with
his coat over one shoulder, looking sideways
at me as he passed out. have never re-
covered any of my goods.
The whole operation Of the detectives and
everybody else, with the one exception of
Lieut., Guy seemed TO be that this Mantz must
be protected at all hazards.
National Republican., 1883-01-18
Business Chances.

A RESPONSIBLE MAN, WHO WANTS $500
"A VIII pay tor u so per month for twelve months
Auulcss MONEY, NcpnbllCnu DiNcc, luB I"
Y IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
Il ouIme bop0Nls United states Bonds bought
and sold nt market rates. Collections made every
where by ], u. sQuIkE q co., Bankers l4ls Psna.
BylYana avenue. ma1s-u
National Republican., 1883-01-18
Arrsonal.

49, 49,
DECoRArTYE EltBROIDERTE5 ARTISTIC
- ana now designs In prrml 'nt liquid stumplng
ut school OF Art NeedewOrk, Vernon Row Prnnsyl.
Nan'a avenue and Tenth street. lals-leth
~ ENTLEMEN. wIrI THEIR LADIES. no
W attend the second COMPLIMENTARY sOCablc nf Cn
january -, 1853, ut Abnors Music Hall, lalG6US
A LII PRISONS INTERESTED IN ART
IA studies for themselves or their children are In.
Ntcd TO call n; the Naona, Academy of Fine Arts,
overy department Ofr irOm he propaI atOry course
TO portrait and historical painting, on he most rea-
elogtlon by Mlss Bacon, OF BOSTON. Reception for
all lloyWs OF euCutlOn aud art Monday event g JRnu-
airy 49, On o'clock. Jai5-Sl1
MT y, algNAhLY,.
W. OF fSI East Lweniy,thlr street,
having succeeded 50 well al the Arlington, has taken
parIors at No = fourteenth street n0rthwest,
Wraps, JcraCNs, French COrsCis, and NOvpltrs NJ
Europe. jale.Ct&
NTRs, pR, A. hull FORMERLY or NEW
ernst aud magnetic pllysclan can be consuted nj 8ij
Penuaylynuin avenue, InIaGt1
= WANT Your PICrURE-So G0 AM GI,I7
GrlbiuCi3 or !" beautiful CurtCs for SI az ID Aim
LEY N'S, lul seventh street northwest. Inlg-0tS
LIE BfAsi2LMAN viii Hva imsirnetioa IN
CruNcl, u keuslnNOn, and all kinds OF Embr0idery
Lessons IN classics ana private, Apply al ler Snl.
hrudering farorS, No. l2ll street northwest
Terms reasonable. sell-ly
SsTO OARiS or THE HUMAN nonY EN.
Il larged, developed, ana strpngthcnpdH Ec Ia
an interesting adycrtispnlont Our RIM In uur manor
IN repy 70 Inquiries will Jay that there Is 10 xvi,
Ndvcrtisoa are very highly indornod "iflnteiGsied
lelsons in,Y Get sealed circulars giving an pGrtol.
t"'V'N' ''-4V'Sao AVsf''"g nee. ocSl-u
National Republican., 1883-01-18
.for Nrnt-- 0lnfnrnishrn Nonms.
for G3rnt-1ousrs.

TNOR RINr--A GROOM BRICK HOUSE,
IT north uf the ThyEOn lloto No 1924 seyenh
street; front aud back yard xils aud water on the
promises Inquire ut GIL street northwest. 1G-atf
IIOR EENT-sEVEN. ROOF HOUSE. i7t2
II Tcnth street north vest. jal9-l2te
1IOR RENT-oNE or THOSE NEW AND DE.
~ sirahlc Queen Anne style houses. modern inn
proved, eleven rooms, on II street. Inquire at 1907
II street. ialG,3tA
INoR RENT
National Republican., 1883-01-18
ROBSON & CRANE.

-: ROBSON & CRANE. m-
Thursday and Friday Nights,o
Thursday and Friday Nights, Ara
Thursday and Friday Nights,
shakspeare's Immortal,
COMEDY OF ERRORS.
Dromio Of EphcsIs,} Brothers twm' IL. CTaHc
"A trusty villain, sir, that very OFT, when am
dull witn care and melancholy, hghtens my humcr
with his merry iesis.'
s$#$$##BB$$$$ s$$$##BB$$$$ s$E$RB$$ $$$$EtfSS### $$$FfSS###: Ara
last performance OF
FORBIDDEN FRUIT.
Cato MT S!uprt Robson
SeIgc"nt buslef'''' '''"'"''''''""Mr' Nh" H. Nraue
ACT I.-onice OF Buster and Dove. The Living
AcT, 1.-the Midland Railway. Tho Belle OF tho
Circus.
ACT IlI-rhe Garden at crcmorne Tho Flyng
fairy OF the Irapczc.
ss$$EEgERB$E s.$.E!g}IE|lEB$E EEEEss##E}Ara
THE COMEDIANS FAREWELL.
Tho Great Comedy,
OUR BACHELORS.
Robson as""."o...".. ....-,....... bangle tho Bald
SThho ''''''''JoWeTt the JoHy
Robson scares Crane ats
g viii try conclusions with him.
" wilt thou bito thy thumb at me- sir ?"
" I am the bold thunder"
Both dcmoragcd ut IO:so
Are they not lamblike in their mocSncss'
NEXT wEEK-THE WHITE SLAVE.
FoRDs THE OPERA SEASON
MIR. FORD has peculiar and satisfying pleasure at
this time In being able to give regular opera season
of fourteen performances, extending over two weeks
by the very best operate organization in America.
Tho city OF Washington in this direction, will have
a longer consecutive season of opera than any place
in the country this winter CScw York alone ex.
cepted).
THE IDEAL OPERA COMPANY, under MISS
oBERs management, presents the very best express
sion OF English opera possible upon the American
continent, in this city, this and next week.
Thursday. ...".".""... Gilbert and sullivans Patience
Friday.."- and SullvRns Pirates
saturday Mat Mascotto
saturday Pianquottes Bells OF Cornovillo
Monday, Bafos Great Opera. ...,.-The bohemian Girl
lueso0y. MaScotte
"Wednesday. Pirates OF Pon2anGe
Seats can now be reserved up to Monday. inclusive.
NEXT-CHARLEs wYNDHAMs ENGLISH
COMEDY COMPANY, FROM LONDON.
NEW TlIEATER COMGQUE
IN MONDAY, JANUARY u, tsS2
,, MRlinceS Tuesday, Thursday, ana Friday.
lne worlds greatest canine instructor, the original
aud only
PROF HAlltY NJ. PARKER
ana his wOndc fu new Mastodon Dog Circus.
. MISS llIIlE HUNTER,
the unrvaled sOngstrrss B noted for her Imitation OF
j. Il. Emi1ett singing his Cuckoo Song so we'll as
TO be cOmplimentcd by Mr.. Emmett himself.
DICK HUME I'm his eccentric speciality, introducing
songs dances, witty sayings parodics. and buresquO
recltatiOns, III which he In without peer.
ANDY COLEMAN, the famous banjoist and Jester.
First appearance this of the worlds greatest
protenn character comiques, HARRY LTCT,AtR
nnd w. j. RUSSELL In their original musical Hb
surdity. For the first time In this city.
LA MINuErOF LOUIS XlNBY MOONLIGHT.
Monday, January ~, 1sS3 Miss Fannie Louise Buck
inglnm as MAIEPPA, with entire new seCeneiy,
aud an army OF men and women.
Prices of Admission, 20, IS. and 80 cents.
National Republican., 1883-01-18
Amustmtnts.

NTATioNAI THEATER
LAST PERFORMANCES OF THE COMEDIANS,
National Republican., 1883-01-18
l MAYEN'r Gor In YEr.

After waiting three days Halls trial was
reached, 1t was the last case in Cox's term
of court, Bulldog" had been spirited away,
so that he was not there to testify; but Lieut..
Guy knows all about him, and arrested and
lodged him in Jail, to be held as witness for
Mantz's trial. which Went over to the next
term OF court. | testified at Halls trial. He
was convicted, and lcw days later sen.
fenced. Mantz's trial came OF about six
weeks later. Lieut.. Gay was not present
but the Bulldog" was. When he was put
on the stand
National Republican., 1883-01-18
a0rnnirh. .siinniinns...f f.rmnI,

WTANTED-BY A WHITE GIRL, A PLACE
w as nurscor to do housowork. Apply at 1919 u
street northwest. iaiB3ta
National Republican., 1883-01-18
BUSINESS COLLEGE
~ LlNCOLN IALI BIILnlNH,

IOltNElt NINTH AND u > SltEkIS
Day aud evoninS sessions for the olpCAAOn OF sons
ana daughters aud men and women for Beltsuppurt
aud real no Branches taught are; Tho English
Language hu5inesS Arithmetic, SpenCerian Pragt-
entry, BusntSs Practice, physical and Vocal Cul'
lntr, Pnlilcnl economy, Commercial Law.
fIhOlNlsWp Tor year from dllc of entrance dny or
evening; rAG Special terms hy month or quarter or
application,
HENRY G, SPENCER, Principal.
MltS' SARA A. SPlNCEk, Ncc'frinCpaL Ruli
National Republican., 1883-01-18
8oar0inq

8oar0ing,
VXTANTED-BOARD For MAN, WIFE, AND
w child Of years, nCNr Government Printing OF
nee, Address j. q, -, Piece department, Govern-
ment Printing Oncc. ial7'Stt
TgNltE PARIS PATE, SUFFICIENT TO LUNCH
a six persons. The latest, Rt tho PHtlsserio Paris
iennc Tlj street northwest. lalGat
70 - ITGIITEENTH STREET NORTH.
! - - west-One second story front room, COM
iurmply furnished, ana opposite reservation; also
table boardi terms moderate .nlO2LI
GLGNToN HOUSE, SEVENTH AND STREETS
" northwest 80 FL lBt-Class table board and large
AZ reasonable rates; location central; tran
silent rates, o. sl.2i Sl,bl, no liquors destf
nNREMONr HOUSE.
Il CHANGE OF PROpRiErORg
Flrstcass table polite aud attentive wants Very
desirable situation for families. Rates. $3.50 and q
per day s2j, $50, s3j, and Dpcr month.
del j.. W, DENlSON, Proprietor
National Republican., 1883-01-18
adlantt0- .3rlp---.f .frmaIc.

A N ALTO. SINGER DESIRES 4 POSITION IN
"a aRoOd choir. Inquire at Elliss music store.
National Republican., 1883-01-18
SdlsntrS--aiclu--sflalr,

a r. - -
VUANTED--A REGtSTERED DRUG CLERK
w Address, stating experience, recommendations,
are DC, PlLULAE, Republican Office. ialG-3te
w ANTED--A GooD, STEADY BARBER, AT
w eos Seventh street or 3H Fourth street south
west, Jail-3tr
"ANTBD - 100 YOUNG MEN. WHITE OR
Wv cOlOred, for active service tho Western
frontier good salary and all expenses paid. For par
tculars apply at 1910 4 street. dc2SiSts
National Republican., 1883-01-18
WlantrN---Hoo,us.

fronts, ACHILLES, Republican o1icc inl7Sts
Wy n u ID - ONE OR Two RoOMs
w furnished or uniuruished, suitable for u physl.
clans Office. Must state location and terms Address
ROOM, Republican onlcc jal7-3tt
TVTANTED -- TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS
w State location and particulars. CHARLES VI.
BOWEN, NJ d.. Pustuilioe Box GgO or 60l hinsmchu.
sets avenue northwest lai7-3tr
VIZ ANTED 49, pEliMA ANlNTLY, BY THREE
w adultstwo bedrooms, with use ufpRr or and bath
and board N house or near Address -. &, ~. Re
publican Oilice. int7.3tF
Wy ANTED-BN A COUPLE WITHOUT chill
w dren, room and board; private inmily pre-.
fcrred best references. Address j. j., Republican
Olce. jaiG3ts
National Republican., 1883-01-18
"HE AIN'T TALK1Na."
SOLD TO ONE GEORGE MANrz,

who kept "fence" near the Theatre Comioue.
Then he told us how he made the arrest that
a colored boy came TO him aud said that Bull
dog" Henry Washngton) had something
to say to him Guy; that Bulldog" then
showed him our house and told him the story;
that Hall came into the house through the
window while he (WashingtOn) waited in the
alley; that after robbng the house thoy went
to Jennie Reeds for breakfast; that they came
there with the iewolry tied in silk handker-
chief After break tist tho "Buldog" and
"Codger" went to Mantzs place and
sold the articles for S25. Mantz mid
it was good iewely and worth SIS,
and he gave them SOS, with which thoy
went TO Yorktown, Lieut.. Guy said, You
can call on me for any service, which will
readily give, but my hands aro tied by tho
action and interference Of tho detectives
Mr. Mcdonald hero stated that when the
case WAS first reported to Maj, Morgan he
National Republican., 1883-01-18
SEEMED VERY MUCH DIspLEAsED

at my ropIy and said, "Of course you can do
as you please" and then left. At the court
house Lieut.. Guy told me that A. b. Williams,
who appeared for Hall and Mantz in the po-
lice court, and who also defended them at
this trial, asked him whether would iden-
tify, Hall. On his replying that would,
Williams said then she. shall never get her
watch and
National Republican., 1883-01-18
G0utatioual.

TTOWl9S book KEEPING- -EAsiESI, SHORT.
Y 4 est best; months uf study say, d. With pen
manship ,ec,, s3a month, O. w, HOWE, lTn Sew
enth street, iaG2ig
TOT > AND l2li FOURTEENTH STREET
L. - l. - near tourtocuth-street ClrclGH-NOrwUOd
lusiltntG select school for ladies' A few huarlOrs
received. Address MIR. or IRIS, WAl, u. CABELL-
National Republican., 1883-01-18

WANTED - A RELIABLE MIDDLlEAGFD
w woman, white or cplored, for general house
work; small house family Of two. 323 First street
southeast ht-.sts
WANTED-GOOD COOKS WHITE AND COL.
w. ored; also general house workers.. Apply NJ
WOMAN'S LABOR EXCHANGE SIC Eleventh
street, near northwest. jai5.3ts
National Republican., 1883-01-18
1dtantrN.- .-. Situations -YiluIc.

II I'VE MAN, or GOoD ADDRESS. pESIRIf5
~ permanent employment to do ANYTHING, OK.
rcptlng menn or Office duties, that will pnv sii prr
week, Address ENERGETIC. Bspubcan Onica'
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-24

Only is the uniform price To-Day for the choice
out Of 500 dozen and more than 200 different
styles Of fine Felt and Velvet Hats for Ladies'
Misses and Children. that cost to manufacture
all the way from IS cents to ST. 80, and our price
To-Day is only 25 cents for the choice